White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-18


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was N progress OF execution.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Cu.n,.sror Anr;l l2 -Tbs hall has
onenad war :. ;r.nonrated. The halter.
ies Of Sullivan's Island. Horri.' Isl.ud.
and other no;n,s v.ra onened ON Fort
Gnmtar =, / o'clock this morning. Fort
Snmtsr has re,nrned the fire. and . brisk
cannon.dino b,a b.eu KENT mn. No in.
formation has ham received from the sea.
hoard vet The m;l;..rv are under arms
and tho whole ot our nonnl.tion are on
the streats and sv.rv svs;l.bIs snsee fac.
inc ths hsrbsr ia fllsd with .nxious snec.
tstors
Nrv Yosx. Anril 1.-THE Herald's
sneci.l corresnondent saws: Fort Moultr,e
began the bomb,rdme,t with two guns,
TO which Andsrson replied with three
.bo,. from b;s b.rbetts onns After which
the batteries At Monnt Pleasant Cum.
minps' Point and the floating battery
opened brisk FIRE Of .hot and Shell.
Anderson renlied onlv At Iona inter.
val. un,iI betveen and 3 O'clock
vh.n h. on.n.d fron tvo ,;.,s of onn.
looking towards Moul.ris and Stevens
Battery. but up to 3 o'clock. failed to
produce serious effect.
During the greater part Of the day.
Anderson directed his shots principally
against Moultrie. the Stevens and float
ing batteries, and Fort johnson. they be
ing the only ones operating against him.
Fifteen or eighteen shots struck the
floating battery. without effect.
Breaches. to oil appearances. are be.
ing made in the sides Of Sumter exposed
to the Gre. Portions Of the parapette
were destroyed, and several guns shot
away.
The fight will continue oil night.
The Fort will probably be carried by
storm.
1t is reported that the Harriet Lane
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''on. 1"o % r9: cu"'ef guns nave
oeen s''enceu. .na y !" repor'eo !nat
ali III. .n.-.- - o., R..wr.a.-d,.
iemand bv Major Ander.on. was that be
would surrender when his suppliss we're
Exhausted. that is If he W "a not re- inforced
Not . casualty has vet happened to .nv
# the forces, Of the nineteen batteries
n position. only seven have opened f;r.
N Fort Sumter: the remainder are held
n reserve for tho expected fleet. Two
thousand men reached this citv tbi, morn. |
n9. and embarked for Morris Island
md the neighborhood.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
The bonn bardment continues from the
Ioatinr. Stevens. and other bstteries.
Sumter continues to return the Ere.
1t is reported that three war vessels
re now OF the bar.
FIFTH DIspATcu
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