The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-11

cannot admit the terms proposed. The terms
offered are these: 4
Full captulation, the officers and men to
be treated as prisoners Of war. No other
terms admissible. Commanding officers toI
meet on board flagship Minnesota to arrange
details.
After waiting three-quarters Of an hour,
Lieut.. Crosby returned. bringing with him
Com. Barron, Maj. Andrews and Col. Mar,
tin. Of the rebel forces. Upon being receive
ed on board the tug Fanny, they informed
me that they had accepted the terms propos-
ed in my memorandum. and had come tol
surrender themselves and their command as
prisoners Of war.
Fortress Monroe, August si.--'rhe steam
err Adelaide has returned from the expedi-
ton, and brings news of brilliant victory
at Hatteras Inlet by Gen. Butler and Com
modore Stringhsm. The General returned
on board the Adelaide and proceeded at once
on board Of her to Washington via Annapolis,
to arrange for supplies and reinforcements
for further operations in North Carolina.
The expedition reached its destination on
Tuesday Forts Clark and Hatteras were
bombarded on Wednesday. and on Thursday
at ] l A. M. the Confederales Internationally
surrendered. We have seven hundred and
thirty prisoners, among whom are Commo-
dore Barron, Col. Martin Of North Carolina,
Major r. Snowden Andrews formerly Of
i Baitmere,) of the Confederate Army, and
other distinguished officers.
4 No one was injured on our side. Fifteen
Of the Coniederates were killed and thirty
| wounded.
/ We have captured thirty heavy guns and
one thousand stand of arms aud their equip
ments. and three prises, one Of which is a
cargo Of cotton loaded to run the blockade.
Also light.boats and large amount of pro-
visions and coffee. two forts, and large
number Of valuable books snd papers, show.
| ing the designs of the Conlederales.
Ii is regarded as most important and sue
cessful movement, and is the occasion o.
great rejoicing at Old Point.
Annapolis, Sept. LIEN. Butler has LEFT
fifteen wounded Confederate prisoners Al
Annapolis in charge oil Col. Morse. CON.
mandant at that station. They have beer
placed in the hospital al the Naval Academy
where they are being well cared for.
Boston. Sep. 3.-The surveynI Of this por
seized to day two barks owned in Charles
ton.
. New York, Sep. S.-The surveyor Of tn
port on yesterday seized % vessels, owne,
in whole or in part in the South.
3 Louisville. Sept 4.-They are fighting al
over Missouri. Both parties are capturin!
, many prisoners.
Adyices from Macon City, Missouri. stat
that the Secessionists have taken ST. Josepl
and Shebina.
The Herald reports that plot 10 blow u
the Croton acqueduct has been detected.
Richmond, Sept. 5.-Passengers BY thi
evenings train state that in skirlnish nes
Arlington the Confederates killed 500 Fed
| erals and lost only 20 on their side, yester
. day.
The Confederates gained the possession u
q an important hill near Arlington Heights
The report is given as received.
: There was yesterday says the Richmnn
Examiner,) in addition to the available fore
Of Yankee prisoners now tenanting our to
! bacco factories, by the arrival Of 40 of III
I marauders from Ohio, who were 50 sounll
/ thrashed BY the forces under Gen. FLOYD
!, few days since, somewhere in the Kanawll
{ Valley. The prisoners came down the Cen
4 trail Railroad, and were conducted immed
i ately TO their quarters. We understand tha
Il 65 more are expected to-day.
e The New York Herald OF the Goth, la
y Monday, says the war spirit has died nu,
. New York completely. The enlistment>
e the thIrty-eight recruiting Offices in thar eli
5 last week, we're SO small as TO prove qni
D disrouraging to all who believe the Capt.
e in danger. The chances Tor raising Lincoln
IS 500 900 men appear 10 be decidedly blue.
n The New York Herald thinks that befoi
d the war and its sequel are over, the publ
debt Of the United States will probably e,
!, coed thousand millions.
e ..e.s@y.S~,y.--e-
9 THE ARRESTED LADIES N WASHINGTON
Il The Administration at Washington contiI
u ues its arrests Of ladies suspected Of Sece
J. sion sympathies. Ii can now boast anon
b lis prisoners the wives Of ex-members Of Col
gress, ex-clerks in the Departments, Il
?, wives aud relatives Of officers and sOldie
Ie in both the Federal and Confederate armie
l boarding house keepers, ladies' Of wealth Al
81 refinement, ladies in the humber walks
e life, and female servants OF all grades.
m large house has been rented in Wsshingtu
,r for the ranii nemenf az the ladies' liza yards