Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
RETURN OF TIE STAR OF TaE WEST.
THE TROOPS BROUGHT BACK TO NEW YORK.
THE STEAMER STRUCKBY TWO FALLS But
NO ONE HURT.


NKw WORK Jan The steamer Star Of the IVES. arrived be
low du the night She brings the troops back that were Intend
ed for Major Anderson
Nav YoRS. Jan 2 The star OF the IS. stated from
Charleston fired st and struck by two balls from the bae on
Morris ard he first bali stuck on her bow ana me reohl
on oard sds betTe ths smoke SLACK and elgne bes
Nobody hurt Sha ais, struck twice II ming oct
SIZE az night st-ame coming ou Of Charleston hsroorup
posed o be ia pur.ut OF ie.
the nh she srok the SHIPS Emily and st Pierre fro
Liverpool Charleston which had been refused sdn tance In
cons qa,ne having the American nag nyirg
WIN leaving the habor he star OF tn West received several
psr hos from this batteries Of the South Caroaans Ga MOI
rs Island, but all FELL sho t.
Caao7 with the proper OF defence id effect land
ing at Fort STUNT
From tie Heo York Afosr'i,pef Sturdy afternoon.
The following furnished by ship cole tor
From information parties board that
tie mo- expected to be strictly
and mad the sr pubc the mission been defeated. We
have been iIrmed that the general Impression o. The North re-
speeding access Of Charleston Aibor by vessels OF large
draug errorecus only Of Eight drsueht can
do Also thst those IN Charge OF the bat
e Norris Isl aud by he slnnes
that sappoSd witch was plainly visible by the effect othef
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The general feeling the troops snl board Is in favor
bang landed Fort Sutr theg ANXIOUS to return
oAPr. McGOwAN's sTArsMENr.
tTsAaHT STAR c. THs We 7,
New York jan. l2.h, 1881. !
si.-sfsl wing the wharf on the 9TH Instant, o'clock
the bay where hove . ami iook
board aud 20 i'i.rs, with their ammunition
&c and then eeed TO crossing the bar al oeock
We arrive OF Chlres. b,rat1SO A. NJ the 9tl lns,ut but
hnd guiding M. rs for tie ba7-a' te Lights were all
We proceed wa caution uani very slow and sounding
unii aooat A. NJ binS nen Ia "a IA anu nan laohs
Il whcn doer'd s IN ous the haze, Wish AZ
Concu Ing mat thi. la va on 70 Sumter getting the
rgs e=red ths W. FOR the maln chip cal mel
wl.a We We 20 10 DAYLIGHT ngh having al been put
ont n y - .l-ck % avoid o=irg seen
The day began bresS ds,,r,r steamer as IN shore o.
u which she outnd one blue gdt sa9 two red
snt ua and shortly after steam over the ba- and a'o
TIE ship chan-rl
soldiers all pu, beOT and allowed OF the
deck eXc-p. oTn csew.
preceded Up hs ,hsnnehe cutter bar baoy ha'irg been
SSen aT The 5tan:r head Of a, seouns Oh Ha
When We asyeI a1ou, two niles Fort Mosl,rieFor
surte being distance masked battery Nor
RS sut. where there rel Palmetto Tag Ayins opsied IRE
u'-n ,--di. ABOUT fye-ezh'h- Of a mile
w hal the AmeIi IN 1g dying AZ our flagstaff At the time
aud amer the fist shot hoei large American en1sn at
W cootnued on under the o. the battery for ten
mnu seseral Of the %, going 81 An over US
ther the ship at hsf the re-rs'ine and stove Ia
IA. oAukug another With OF carrying away
At he ,are tim. thr, Of two steamers on
Font Moutieote q them towing As hooncr- presume
s-hoon-rl wth tn intention Of cutting u on
Oar ro- ioa became rather critical, had approach
Mou whin three ourth OF mile before We could
As, aae ing a, with schooner In ", and
tie cry the sad di1g Il Us al re ana hIag no
the attack OF the vessels
that avoid certain capture detrucn We would en-
Cus.quenty round and teamed down the channel
the battery firing upon unt! their 5. OF fell short
As strong ebb tide and the water having fei some
feet; IN caution aid rod the oar safely
at 50 A NJ continued cur course Tor this NJ "hee
= arrived the rncrn n. after hoserous passage
fson Char,ton followed US for about three hours
vs'chi- movements 80
shp add their behavior while under the ere Of the
bait.sy reflected great credit on them
very ''''''''-''' ''~' J. MEG 5wiN, Captain.