Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29
The Grand Union Victory at Hatteras,
N. C.--General Order of Gen. WOOL
List of Rebel Officers Captured.

ammunition gave out. This falsehood is laid
bare by the General Order issued ly eneraI
Wool, announcing the triumph of our arms
That document is as follows
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF Va,
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 81, 6l.
GENERAL ORDER NO. s.
The Commanding General has great salts
faction in announcing a glorious victory
achieved by the combined operations of the
Army and Navy at Hrtteras Inlet, North
Carolina, under the command Of Commodore
Stringham and Major General Butler. The
result OF this gallant enterprise is the cap
ture of seven hundred and fifteen men, in
Guiding the commander, Barron, and one OF
the North Carolina Cabinet, one thousand
stand of arms, ana seventy-iive kegs of pow
der, five stand Of coloIs, and thiriy-one
pieces OF cannon, including II teninch conm-
bad, brig loaded with cotton, a sloo1 load
ed with provisions and stores two lightboats
one hundred ana fifty loga Of coffee etc all
OF which was achieved 10y the Army and
Navy, aud eight hundred volunteers aud six
| ly regular artillery Of the Army This gall
liant affair will not fail to stimulate the req
ulars and volunteers to greater achievements
Obedience, order, discipline and instruction
are indispensable to maintain the interest,
honor AID humane institutions of the Union.
by command of Mai Gen. Wool
c. CHuncuILL, Capt. 81 ARTILLERY, a. a. G.
A complete list of the officers and men
taken in the engagement has been published,
and is copied into the Union of yesterday.
We can only allow space for the officers
names ana the totals of prvates, viz:
Commodore Samuel Barron, Confederate
States Navy flag officer.
Colonel VIM. +. Martin, Col Bradford,
Lieut.. Col G w. Johnson, Mnjor W 5. G.
Andrews of Artill ry; j. G. Carraway, Ord
nance Officer; Adjuant J. NJ. Poole, and L.
Lastell, all of the Seventh Regiment North
Carolina Volunteers.
Capt. L. j. johnson. Company II, Seventh
Regiment North Carolina Volunteers
Lieutenant VIM. Sharp, Confederate States
Navy.
Lieutenant Thomas II. Allen, Engineers
al Ordnance
Surgeon w. NJ Brown.
Assistant Surgeon VIM. L. Poole
ROANOKE GUARD, SEVENTH REGIMEST. --
Captain John G. Lamb, Second Lieutenant
W. Biggs, non,commissioneG officers and pri-
Yates, 9S total, 100.
WAsnINeroN GaAYs,-Captain Sparrow,
Lieuts. shaw, Whitaker and Thomas nom
commissioned officers ard privates, OF
total 5S.
TAR RIVER BoYs. s.-Leuts. NJ. T. Moze, G..
NJ Dauier, commissioned officers and
privates 6S--total 20
MoRRIS GUARDS FIRST Lieutenant G. W.
Grimes. Lieuts T. Morris and johnson, nom
npp ptisS Sjo .,lfi.grs nd t,.
G6
LENoIR Braves. Captain Sutton, Leuts
Kinney. Elzell non-commis>ione officers and
plivates, IS total, 6S.
INDEPENDENT GRAYs.-Capt. Cohoon, Its
IIoz Talneiz, non commissioned officers and
prvates, 81 total, 81.
HARTFORD LIGHr INFANTRY Capt. Sharp,
Lieutenants Wise, Moore, non.commissioned
officers and privates, 64-total G7.
JoNEsBoNo' CuARDs.-Capt. Duke, Lieuts.
Bell, Lamb and Taylor, commissioned
officers and privates, 65-total, SO.
HAMILTON GUARDS Capt. l. l.. Clements
Lieuts. Augustus Whitley and Griffin, nom
commissioned officers and priyates, G0--to-
tal 69
NORTH CAROLINA DEFENDEps-C Captain G.
Luke Lieuts shannon and Noah, non-com-
missioned officers and priyates, 5G-total, SO.
INTERESTING FAors.-We give the follow
ing summary of facts connected with the
rebellion, for the information Of our readers
Ca6Metofh the ConTedcratc States Hunter.
Virginia. See etary of State; Memminger,
South Carolina, Secretary of the Treasury;
Walker, Alabama Secretary Of War Mnllo-
~, Florida Secretary of Navy; Reagan, Tex
as, Postmaster General Benjamin, Louisiana,
Attorney General.
He5ej Geuerals-Davis, Beauregard, Lee,
Bragg, Pillow, Magruder, Price, Anderson,
Cooke, WISE Hunter. Ruggles, johnson,
Bonham, Floyd, Bradley, Lemon. Polk.
Tracey, jackson, Tnllafero. Rains, Garnett,
(killed) Parsons. Harris, Fauutlery, Iardee,
McCullaeh, Zolicoi!er, Cooper, Twiggs, Bee
(killcd,) Walker, Evans Winder, liolmes.
(fwynn, Gattin, Barrow (killed), Wheat
(killed), Toombs, Boring, FIournoy (dead)
Cheatham, Palirey, Watkins. Smith Wlthers
Toochman. Ezey, McGowan, Ewell, Pomber-
ton. Crittenden, Lawton, Clark, Slack, Pleas
anton--56
Union Geuerals Scott, Mcclellan, Free
mont. Banks, Dix, Wool, Mccall Butler
Lyon (lilled), Mansfield, Mcdowell, Patier-
son. Ilarnev, Titcomb, Wadsworth, Wal
bridge. Wynkoop. Nagley, Thomas, Meigs,
Cadwallader, Prent!as, Cooper, Tyler, Keini,
| Pierce, Harlan. Sirkles, Anderson, Schenck.
| Lane, Morris, Ward, AbercromiGe. Runon,
Kelly, Pope, stanford, Schlerch. Sweeny,
Howard, Bosencranz, Hill, Hurlburt Miles,
Cox, Williams, Curtis, keatuy, Reynolds,
King, Franklin, IIentzleman, Doubleday,
| Duryea, Nigel. Lander sumner, Buell. Burn
side, T w sherman, Blencker, Hooker, A
| Porter, StoQe McCleruand, Grant, Baker,
Couch. Oakes, Hamilton, Sprague, w +
Sherman, Montgomery, Phelps. Keyser
Lock wood f Porter, Miller, Slocum, Peck,
| MittengaIe, Mitchell, Stcneman, W Smith,
}onhnm, Denver, Arthur, Hunter, Welch,
| Ripley, Evans lIalleck, G. a Thomas, Nicle,
Smith, Shields-q8.
officers KiIied &C Generals-Bee, rebel
Barlow, rebel; Garnett, rebel; Lyon, Unions
Smith, rebel; Wheat. rebel. CoIonels-Ells-
worth, Union; Cameron, Union; Slocum, I'm
ion; Dieuse, rebel; Foster, rehel; Johnston
rebel; Mason, rebel; Fowler, Union; McRae
rebel, Faruham. Union. Major Winthrop
Union Leutenant-Greble, Union. Com
m0ndpr- Ward, Union. apteins-Iilling-
hast, Union; Ashley, rebel.
MIss1NG.-Mr S D. Brigham, of San Fran
CISCO has been missing since the Goth Of this
month He left on a visit to Santa Clara
and as he had considerable money on hi:
person, it is feared that harm has befaller
! tim.
ELECTION JoKE-We heard Judge of cleo
ton get off II pretty good thing: A voter
had been challenged, and was about to sweal
his vote in, when the judge exclaimed II
rreat III nature "D-n VOur soul take of