The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-02

FLAG Officer, \litic B'urAld,ug squadron
Auil , If ,ap,tulitipn between Flag officer
S'drghUm commanding the A'lant'r Blocha ling
Squadron, and benjamin +. Buttrr, 1. :. Ar
my, con wandug ON behalf 81 t'' t. =. Gov
cruncui, ond Samuel Barrow commanding the
Naval iurc COR the dDi,u.c a. North Cuuliul
and Nrginia, and Colonel Martin commanding
the lupoS, hud Mr,or Andrew, commanding thu
same loirc, at Fort lIiitcras.
II il stipulated and agreed between the con
trIct'us pIrli", thlt the forces under c1rnmni
81 sud lh,roD, Martin and Andrews, and all
uuuit,p', ut war, aims, men and property under
the communal ui sold Barron, Martin aud An.
drows lee uucouiitluu.ly -urruul rel 10 the
Government 81 tlr United State, iu torms Of fun
cap.lul ttion; AMI il j, stipulated and agreed by
the contracting parties, uh the par OF the
United STATE. Government, that the off rr- AMI
men I'LL receive the treatment due to prisoner
81 van.
lu virtues, whereof, We. the said S'ringh,m
and H. llcr. ,r hvut.i a. The intel N,Itc., and
Ga, all Brun. NJ .Iin and \nlr.ws, Representa-
ir.s the oryr, 90 llti,rri, Inlet, hereto inter-
| ,hnru.ihlv eHt um hand, thi, twenty ninth ,llv
| Cd AUGUST, \. u. 1851, nul Of the iu dependence
| ut Nh. United state. thr ci ,hty-!iiIiI wear.
| lNun.u NrNu, CiNuIrEEu STEAMER
| ADELAIDE, Aug 81.
Sir have 10 report that Tia" expedition To
l .yc lluticms lul,' h,- resulted in -igull yi,-
toy over the r,bcls. Tie capture Of two forts.
- cannon, 1000 stand Of aun., and rs prison
cI-, amunst whom are capt. Simucl farrun
Lieut.. Sharp, AMI DR.. Wyatt NJ. barrow, all
20 OF tho United States Navy, ul M,ipr
Au'r,w- and other officer, lnto Of the InitcI
N.llp- Army. The amount OF loss ON their ,da
moi rNlrl. Ea"Nu. Five are u,ceruined TO
l"tr been ''urivi, AMI eleven wuuWcl ARE on
l'-rd Mi. Nc.sal. Miuy wcrc carried away,
/ !. u'. MuiuuEh, la" ui the United States
| Navy, among the number with the loss of an
| ann. We met with no casualty of any cunso-
| uurlCr whatever. The surrender WIs uucpuli
| uunh. For all particular. | beg To- refer To- the
| report, # Fla, officer Shs II. S'rin,ham AMI
| NJ OF General Il uian,iu L. Butler. Although
| the Ad,laidcan George Peabody were chart red
for other and special -eiNicr, yet tu further n-
poltant operations consented to take the troop,
| ium Newport New AMI Fortress Muuroc, nine
| hundred men, with arms, prov l,uu-, munitions
| Of war, and landed part e them, ahuu, three
| hundred, amila heavy SUIT, until the boats tillod
| and became uumanlgcahl".
| The mcn-ufS aI hauled in and comm n,rl n
| h,,y, cluuondc Mt lo:li \. NJ, on th' 2Nth,
| and h.,, it up at interval all diN, and recon-
| m.ucing ou the 19th, at Nlt, with increased cl-
| feet. The enemy attempted Go land one thou
| SAINT or Glc,n hundred men, hut were driven
| back. At 1880 they displayed a Ia Of truce,
| ami W.l, forced To surrender at discretion. On
| the appearance OF tho white nag ,tcamcl into
! the inlet and laid behind the fora, ready to
| throw tie remaining troops ashore, either in
| ca-c,l % commencement ar cessation N HOSTILE
| tir. The G,orrr pcahudv, Lieut. Lowry, did
| the sumo. Al the surrender ''c oihcintcd in the
| ceremonies, aNrr which the prisoner, were
| brought To the vessel, and nest day, a'ih inst;
| placed ON board the Minnesota which vessel
| sailed AZ 4.SU T., NJ. Tor New \ urk, ami We left
ior Annapolis, with Major General Butler, |. y.
| A., ami the wounded prisoners.
| lopr my cnlrIyur, in the case may meet
! yugr tull appreciation, ana beg Z" Il. lmm'pi to
| vuur consideration the conduct ut Lieut.. Conn
| mauding H. H. Iuwrvy, associated with me on
| This work. AMI Placed in charge q, the George
| Peabody; If Dr. Mm. NJ. Ku,, l. :. y, who
| volunteered for the expedition. have also re-
| vy' cd valuable assistance from my corps OF
| pilots, and from Or. I. 4. S.cllwAgcn and James
Forsv,h, who acted in the place OF junior Off
Gers.
| am very respectfully,
Your oholcut servant
| (Nignc,D II. :. SrElLwACFN.
| 10 HsH Gtd,OH H,A,S, Stcrcinyy Of N No"E
| G,n. Butler, accompanied 10y Commander
| Stcclwagcn and Others, connected with the mil
| itar2 and naval forces, arrived here early thi'
morning, in special train from Annapolis. Tn,
| brilliant exploit ON the Nur,h Carolina coast
soon -prral throughout the CITY, and occasUne,
mnoundcd JOY among all loyal people. Tho
Government vi course, was promptly informed
| a the gladstone news. The returned party
| with several members OF the Cabinet, VISITED
the President between 10 and II o'clock. Tho
result Of the victory is claimed to he the posses
sion OF the entire North Carolina coast
baltimore, Sept. 1.-The MAJOR Andrews cap
tncd at Ilnttcras Inlet is Il. Snowden An
| drcws, Architect, Of this city. MANY ei tht
| prisoners are Baltimoreans. Among the priz q
is a ship load OF cotton, which was all ready Il
| run the blockade. II isrumOred that mcmbe
of the southern cabinet was taken prisoner.
The gun-boat Harriet Lane Is ashore, bu
| will soon he relieved The footing thus oh
tanned in North Carolina will he permanently
held and Wilmington ultimately taken, thu
= giving fire i'm tho rebels rear,