Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-05


Caroline coast. This expedition was
planned By experienced officers in connec-
tion with the Navy Department before the
meeting OF the last Congress. but had been
delayed to the Goth. Among the papers
captured was one from the late American
Consul at Rio Janeiro. Robert G.. Scott,
giving list Of all vessels leaving or to
leave that port during the month, with q
full description of cargoes. DC. By this
rebel privateers knew when and where to
look for them. Six named in the list
were captured.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 1.
Major II. Snowden Andrews, captured
at Hatteras. was an architect of this city.
Many of the prisoners were Bsltimoreans.
Among the prizes is ship loaded with
cotton. 1t is rumored member of the
Southern Cabinet was taken prisoner =
The Harriet Lane got ashore and wcs OBJ
liged to throw overheard guns and COAL
The footing thus obtained in North Caro-
lima will be held and Wilmington ulti-
mately taken, thus firing into the rebels
rear.
NEW York. Sep. l.
The IriJuae's special has the following
additional particulars. The fleet arrived
off Hatteras on Wednesday. Two forts
had been erected by the rebels, command
ing the mouth Of the inlet which com
mands the entrance to Pimlico and Able.
ma sounds which thus affords connection
with Virginia and the sea. The forts re-.
piled to our incessant fire, but without
much damage After three hours can
nonading the flag on Fort Clark was haul
ed down and the rebels retreated to the
other fort Our land forces soon occupi-
ed the abandoned fort. hosting the stars
and stripes. At ll.30 our shells were be
ginning to play on the magazine. when the
rebels hoiste'i a white flag. General But.
Ter refused acccding to any terms except
unconditional surrender, which was at last
accepted. Barron delivered his sword to
Com. Stringham. and the other officers
theirs to Gen. Butler A thousand stands
Of arms. twelve cannon. three hundred
knapsachs ami large quantity of muni-
tons were captured. Nobody on our side
was hurt. Four hundred rebels had re-
inforced the fort previous TO the attack
Thursday forenoon steamers with thous
and rebels approached. but were Kept away
by our force in Fort Clark.
Col. Max Weber was placed in com
mand of Fort Hatteras, and Col. Hswkin.
in Fort Clark. n portion Of The fleet re
manning there: Several important book
and papers were captured disclosing plan
Of the rebels
BALTIMORE, Sept. l.
Gen. Wool has issued general orde
on the Hattcrss inlet victory. and SAYS al
so that they captured q ten inch columbiad
81 pieces of cannon. sloop load of pro
visions and stores, two life boats, l5t
bags coffee. DC.
From the kanawha Iteyiment--Thc' Ru
morcd Uefeas Of Tire TIN Ohio Rcgi
ments
We have letter from Col. J. V. Guth
RE. of the 1st Kentucky Regiment. date
at Charleston, on the Kanawhs, Aug
2Sth. lie says:
ITO prevent excitement and alarm IL
Ohio. send you this. You have NJ
doubt heard of the disaster of the 9Th Obi,
Regiment. Col. Tyler. and the suppose,
great loss Of men. am happy ia in 'orn
you that the companies supposed to b
lost or killed. have reported themselves t
me this day. ut the heady Of Sandy. fou
hundred and fifty men. have sent pro
visions and wagons to help them on by
tomorrow. They did not number seve
hundred in al There were eight compa
mics when they left Gauley. MHre tina
two hundred and twenty have reported ii
Camp Gauley up to this time. and the
are coming in hourly. Our loss was re
ported to be two hundred. Yeur perceiv
that it is not thirty all tcld."