The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-06

and Men Surrendered The Herald
correspondents Account of the Bom.
hardment, SC. sc.
From late Northern papers recslved Mt thi,
.mee we gather The following additional par.
.,ra,ars Of the recent capture of Forts Ozark
I'd Hat:aras, on the coast CT North Carolina
sources from which we make up or re-
',rt being altogether par ;ia' to tho Fedora,
suse. car readers should not sakc everything
swhoiiy correct.
rsrpears that in the official report of Gen
sa.ler, which we have already published.
.aa addressed TO Gea. Wool, narratins tho
succe,s Of the Federal expedition to Hat.eras
lGlet the following was omitted in the tsle
srsphie report;
"But sm emeoldsred 10 ask permission. II
tasdepartmsnt shall determine to occupy the
naut as a permanent post that its uama may
Z charged by general order, from Fort Uat
,s-ss 20 Fort StrinGham. But Of tnoeA gentle
rrep who served under my imrap..ate com
rssnd, may make honorable mention, as l
hs.e before done. OF the jealous, intrepid and
uuurlng action of Lieutenant CROSBY, who
took 81 armed canal boat, (the teamtu Fan
~ FROM Fort Monrcs,) TO Hatteras IpIe;. tn
9ideg that The expedition might have The AID
Of steamer 81 Iie Ightes. draft. Capt. Shut.
Tor his lqS ATTY and efficiency in his active de-
tschmr..t o. names. Much of the succass Of
,hss~ petition is due to the prepara lion of the
r@psportsorv1ce, by Ocmman der Stsllwagen,
ard shs prompt presence ~ mind with which
Re took ths troops from their peril, when the
Adelaide touched on the bar, IL n rsre quality
In sn officer i'll danger
Although Captain Faunce, OF tAe revenue
service, no~ In com mand OF the Harriet Lane,
was unfortunate enough to get his yestei on
ore CT Inc Numerous san d bars q ,ut the inIe.
1; happened, ! believe, in conseou anca If s.
dstsrInins lion, crsditaoie in him, "a nid ma nv
beng near % cover the troops ir landing -
Captain lowry, who hsd the jSeorse Peabody
In charge, brought liz bis vessel with safety
VIII the tToors, WA, were pleased with MS
cats and Conduct, lie stIll remains At the
Inlet.
In fine. General, may congratulate vou
and the country upon q glorious vtctory in
your department, IN which we captured more
than 100 men, % pieces Of artillery. a thon
sand stand CT arms, g large quantity of ord.
nsrce sores, provisions, three valuable
prizes, TWO ught-b3ats and four stand of
colors, one OF which had been presen tod with
In vesk by the ladies Of Newoern. N, q to
the North Carolina Defenders"
By the goodness of that Providence which
Tacnes over our nation, no one of the fleet
or army YVES in the least degree ipiu1 ed. The
snemy's loss Was not officially reported To us
but was ascertained TO be IL or is killed and
died Of wounds, and 35 wounded"
Regiment, Lieut. Earned. and Mr.. Duriyaxe
volunteer aid, are the correct names of
Tires gentlemen spoken Of in complimentary
;er7ns by Generai Butler, and not Justin,
Sained and Damage, as printed in the ,eje
graph reports yesterday.
ACCOMPANYING OFFICIAL srATyNssrs.
The suhJoined official statements, &c, &C.
company the report OF General Butler:
e,5-sdf Roll ~ 0f.cers auf Men Surrenssrsd
at Fu oh fny
IA North Carolina POtuR:eers
Commodore Samuel Barron, q. S. N, Flag
Dmcer.
COLONEL William f Martin, Seventh Rezi.
ment North Carolina Volunteers.
Lieut.-OSl q. ". Johnson, Seventh Resi-
meut North Carolina Volunteers.
Major IL Il. Gillian, Seventh Regiment
North Carolina Volunteers.
MajoT W. S. 81. Andrews, (of Artillery,
North CaroIiUa Volunteers.
Adjutant J. NJ. w. Poole, Seventh Rey,
ment North Carolina Volunteers
Capt. l.. J. Johnson, Company H, Seventh
Regiment North Carolina Volunteers.
Lieut.. Vim. Sharp, y s. n.
nance.
Surgeon w. IL. Brown.
Assistant Surgeon Vim. L. Pools; also Col
Bradford.
Lieut. Lssselle, Company L, Seventh Regi-
ment North Carolina Folunte rs.
J. g Carrawsy, Ordnance Oficer-l4
Rosnoke Guards, Seventh Regiment North
Oaroline Voiunteers-Uapt. John u. Lamb,
second Lieutenant w. Brigs; on-commis-
stoned officers and privates--l00.
Washington Grays-Oapt. Sparren, Lieut.
Shaw. Lieut.. Whitaker, Lieut.. Thomas; non.
rlmissioned officers ana privstes-5s.
Tar River Boys-Lieut. NJ. +. Noyes, 1t.
q, Nj. Daniver, Ecn com II ned officers and
IyTivatcs-10.
Morris GUar6s-First Lieut. q. W. Grimes
Second Lteut. Morris, Third Lieut.. ohr son
non commissioned officers and privates- Sc
Lenoir BrayeS-Captain Sutton, Lieut..
Kincey, Lieut.. Ezzsil; non. commissioned Off :.
GERS and privates-oS.
1ndepeudent Grays-Captain Uohover,
Lient. HcZ. Lieut. Taihez; non-commis-
sioned oficers aud privates-5f.
Hertford Light Infantry-Captain Sharpe,
Lieut. Wise, Lieut.. Moore; non commissioned
officers and privates-e7.
Jonasooro' Guards-Captain Duke, Lieut..
He'll, Lieut.. Lamb, Lieut.. Tayior; non COM
officers and privates-69.
Hamilton Guards-Capt. L. L. Clemence
Lent. Aug Whitley, Lieut.. Griffin; non.
com mlssioneo officers and prirates-e3
North Carolina Defendsrs-Oapt. G. Luke,
Lieut.. Shannon, Lieut. Nooh; non commits.
stoned officers and privates--5s Total, 69i.
Inventory Of Munitions and Ordnance Cop.
tured ut Forts Clarke and Hattsrds.
At the large battery, known as Fort HATTIE
ras, TIE following ordnance:
10. "a baTbette carriage 81 pourder weight
s,'ol; No. Ga, pivot carriage, 3s-pounder,
weight I'll; No eS, barbe-te carriage, 50.
FOUNDER, weight 6. 2ll; No PSI, barbstte car
rage, 81 poun6er, weight 2o1 ; No rs. bar.
hatte carriage, 22-pouudsr, weight 6 220 No.
s6, barhetie carriage, 80 FOUNDER, weigh, 800;
Nc os5, ship carrIege, 32-pou0der, weight
3 III M Gil. pivot carriage, 49, pounder,
weight, 6,7ll'; S-inch barbette carriage S-inch
mounted.) bar5ette carriage, in position,
weight c. i21; No. 81, 32pounder. mot mount
ed barbette carriage. in position, weight
: ,2So; No. 322, ~ FOUNDER, mot mounted
oAroetta carriage, in position, weight 212
No Isl, 81 FOUNDER, tnot noun ted.) barbetts
~ FOUNDER, mot NOM ted barhetta carriaee,
10 position, weight 6, 2l0; No. 1855 80 FOUNDER,
mot mounted pivot carriege, in position,
weight 8. 7Sl No. 623, 50 FOUNDER, tnot mount:
ed pivot carriage, in position, weight 5,;2l
NO &c, 80 FOUNDER, (not mounted pivot car
r'ags, in position, weight 472l 10-inch Go.
lumtiad on the beach, mot mounte6,) with
pivot carriage tor the SINE.
AT the small battery, known as Fort CLARK:
Five 80 Founders, weight 200 each, made
Ia 1s4s, all spiked; three e-pounders, brass
field pieces on the beach, two spiked.
6vHtttOns Of War in Fort Eatterns.-l 0oo
stand Of arms, 4 stands reg imental colors, 500
xnapsacks, 10 strong tents and ten drums
In the inlet. under cover of the guns Of Fort
Il ttterns, were found as follows:
One sioop, laden win provisions and Coffee
brig, laden with cotton and assor ted cargo
United States light boats, in good order $50
,egs OF cofTss, about so bags in good order.
The following is report made on the g h
II August, by Lieut.. Allen, Ordnance Officer
% Msjor Andrews, III command Of Forts
Jiark and Hatteras:
Inventory 81 Munitions. -l9 sponges, II ram
nsrs and 32 slaves; l scraper for Sinch paix-
,aa; scraper for So FOUNDER; 20 roller hand
, kes; ,lo manpuvrjng handspikes; IL double
'iocks, IL single blocks. quoins ana quoin
'eds; is tsckie hooks, port. IRE stocks and 90
'ort fires; 20 sabots for inch pal khan; 20gum.
nets; vent gimblats; 10 cannon locks; trun-
on plate keys; 2 MIDDLE sights, for 81 cwt.
ISps; target sight for s-inch paixhan mid
ns sight, for same.
Magazine Stores.-l5 7-pound cartridges; 90
pound cartridges; 10 loaded 80 FOUNDER shells
900 musket caps; s barrels cannon powder; "a