The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-15
gun Gate which was returned ny Port Walker
and the lattetV on Hilton Head.


ed, and several hundred barrels Of potatoes and
other vegetables secured. The machinery will
probably I've Rvcd.
Sdrdrnob, Nov. 12.-Thc RepuJicdn, Of this
morning, is Informed by gentleman from the
interior, that the bridges over Chirkinarg'
Creek were burned Ivy discharged hands. an
not by the juionsis, rs satel.
a negro who escaped from Hilton Head, avs
that hc heard Federal officers eav that IA ir loss
in The la'ilc e Port ROYAL was forty killed.
The republican pullishcs an extract from n
letter from S.. Smons Island, of the 10Th in
stsnt, which say that one Federal vessel pas, Il
that day at fcscolts, and three more on the
OH lVund south, Jasscd Fcrnaniina. General
Lee j. NJ Savannah. There Is nothing positive
concerning the Fe'lerals.
The Savannah n publican says Tho Fort
Walker aImcmtn, consis..d Of siStacn gum
nine Of which fired uion ih' shipping, The r.
mairdor Icing in position on he land lie. Five
or six Of these guns, among th"m the twen,y-
four ounl riilcd cannon, and one ten inch co.
luml iad were disllcd during the fU-DnU n.
Thus disabled, and ihcirGmmuni ion cxhius, ed,
thr garrison evacuated Fort Walker between
three ard our O'clock, retiring toward Bl A.
ttwH, having the gun. in Ios. Lion. AMI un-
spiked, having no spikes for Ia, pupoac. In
the course ~ the morning anil Irc,i1' nj III
.nsilcinlIly rciuiuicrmUnfs Of infantry AMI AZ
tillciy lom 6 %. ii anil Scrh Clrolina u
arrived ~ Hilton head, rnd wcrr stationed in
w. VIZ .'i =, u" , ,n W. e,e u,'i'
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Groe,.l Il i.im NJ 81 rcl'l1.s arrived NJ the
scene Of lr'iol on Wc'Uc,lty nigh aud yes
tcrday too "a gill nj tart in The ftl'. Four or
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tbr. ,,,u, If action nj II o'cl,.l L,,i, mach.
eel from Skiln,y,v' which ia scyc, orl n b,ic
nils 1ii.ri nj Tho d,uIio cui,L. Inn ill.,
,,srp ,I.n mail. ia fin, ON ia, l.,t which 4, .
out oC,c,,L ,rtb,ir ,,ura Ii. 70. .irrrr, has
vera Iill'l al ,,out,ird Iy iii. Fam a.,
Zoo,
o'ri,.,o,p,ar, stotcstb,tC GA S,vl..b,1,vo
horscs Shot under linn mi In Tho I'm Of on, ,i'
tbcm r,c. iycd , sli,bt iuirrv +, IN, shculIcr
Tho col, nj and his rerimcn, wc-, A on, lime
cXpos.d 10 n i,r,ifc sLeIlin.. from The Acc, onl
II Is only su,r,isirg thnt m,r, of tLcn worn
not killed and wounded. Colonel utnlol. "A
Spauldinl,. moi helm, In command of hi, rcgi.
mcnt, Joined A corus lclou ,in,, Ia n,oibcr re- IL
mcn'. and engaged in The Ii,,ht Ms Ear ns II y,,,
rossillc for the infantry 10 nartirip,,, In il.
with III, muslyet on his shoulIsr. Br' vcon /
and u o'clock twelve vessels engaged the forts,
hyc OF 'h'm hrst class st"nm-iiiHntcs, AMI the
olher Hcvcn Wore second class steamers, viii a
IuE IeaIihg' Ire rug opened iiro on our IN
,nh'iy Fhllon"d some Instance from nc beach.
ohc |l lhe IIlEat'T' we minnesota CWahnsh),
az diS'ance o. Two miles also threw shot aud
III, II W t l Hllu"'iy'
O.i mo- man, l,suies US 'Ii't seven Dam ;rcn
gun nom 9,'T "i lnC IilsatoS urea many shots
Ul ',c 'H,ilnk our wounded, hittlng
yrlIn, da,. VAS t,ins, Tho sron, Wv
relied hy This hnrl arous net to have our wound.
ed moved further into the interior. Tho Min
ueto,a wabash was reported to have hc., on
rrc three tirni 8 from no. shot thrown from Tho
batteries. Col. Spnullings rcrimcnt lost all
their baggage, blankets. &c., hut .tved all their
arms. We uudcrs and that the loss on our side
il about II killed and 10 wounded Among the
latter is Captain J. A. Yates, of Charles on, who
was seriously injured Ly tn, bursting of a =. IL.
DIR. Tusi Of Gtccuvillc, s. C., was Instantly
killed by n shell striking him on the head. We
have no positive Information from the Ra,
Point battery, further than II was silcnc,d at
II O'Clock. We hear that 1t suffered serious loss
1t il ported that the garrison retired in safety
to Beaufort OF Col. DcSaussarc's regiment,
stationed at Fort Walker, four were killed at
the batteries. and twenty wounded.
We understand that the Confedcratca lost no
giismcrs, excerpt perhaps one or two from Col.
DcSaussarcs regiment. The killed wsre So,
.'s' - - .,'' 1'it' Ino WonhleI
were all ILt'u on noaru 81 sltlncrs ana WIZ
mIiNc III savannah 'o''y' Inc abandoned
'H''ihS M'ie'Sk II leSs,Ssloh "i ny lhc enemy,
N',' 'n' ,ul''" o,aloI nag waved over them
"uyu o", u'9l' 's,'IlI', ,c,
,'"''yN'' ~ N''' i-;I-N ur'Hn Al acc, lrhi
hH occurred mere DahlSf'h gun exploded
y,,,erhaN' KIUhE houiehdhls ana prINuicS.
rH,h',"i I'Ik h''o"ly e'''p'd' portion
Of his clothes were tom of