New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03

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| At the small battery known az Fort Clark:
sS '90andcE' weight $40 pounds sach, dated 1919 al
spouader bras Gold pieces The beach, two spriea
MUNITIONS Of war in Fort Hitteras:
OO stand OF ams stands rcgiuenta corr 800 knsps.et
| IL strong tents, 10 drums 'E"'
In the lnleJ under OF the guns Of F0- Hat.
| teTas, was found as follows:
sloop, laden With provisions ard cnFsa
hIis laden with cottan and assorted ergo.
EOni'ed states hight boGts. In good order
The following is report made on the 18th Aug5s,
by Lieut. Allen, ordnance officer 10 Major Andrswp
in command of Forts Clark and Hatteras:
COMMAND oV yORTs HArrEKls AND CLARK
'cs.pe o aSa pe1og9 seagsr for g a2ogpdsf q O
sir e blocks qu0iEJ a1d qula be ~ tscka hooks por
AID port res % Snch psixan cI.
nets Won: gilets 10 locSa, lnOn pas keysS
middle h for 81 cw guns tangsn ssht f'r anch sizsa.
Magazine s'3ro-i5 lib cartridges, 81 go. cssirigss 10
9Sea . o sno9 t a a'se' sss so ssanSn emp ca
shsoat. Note SIP cannon powder in the msgsz.ne ADD
5a % sI 5Ssa Of se. S ~ " s asss
fixed Hsaiiol at !hs m 80 Glib cArI5gsS and b esy
e. h., not been taken in escoun Anunoa for pounde:
ISid pieces
On our aide not man burt in any way. None Of
our steamers have been hurt except the Monticello,
twice but she s not damaged in the least. She went
within 500 yards Of the fort.
Thus closes tho day, With victory that Is Of the
Lghea, Importance in very many respects, and covers
the Navy wih glory The only draw back Is tho going
on the breakers Of the Harriet Lane. 1t is probable
that SIZE viii be lost. just learn that her guns have
been thrown overheard as well coal. The breakers
| 20 clean over her. Tugs and steamers are tryiDgt0
help her. but success s scarcely to be hoped for The
| wind is favorable.
The sceEe on board the Adelaide il one long 10 be
remembered. The prisoners are all on board. Most
Of them arc objected particularly the officers. The
wounded a.e s'rewn on the mattresses through tho
cabin. Drs. Jones and - of tho Minnesota, are give
lug them every attention. TherwOunds are BY burst
ing shells and consequently Of bad character. stiB
It IS believed that none on board will die. Some have
been loft in the fort rs hopeless.
HArrEzls IEIgr, opposite Fort a&ilssr"
Friday Morning, Aug ~, iSel'
When the prisoners were brough. on board lRtt
night e soon became evident that the presence Of 20
many visitors had not been contemplated, and thai,
therefore the raons must continue to DO on the war
footing. rather than the fare Of irst-class steamer
think our guests unwlingy SO as they were, appEe'
ciated tho circumstances Of the case. an sure thee
was no complaints on the contrary, frequent exprea-
sions Of satisfaction. Tie wounded we've aEsduousy
cared for by Surgeon Wm. NJ Bog Of the u. B. store:
ship Supply, who was especially detailed By the flag
officer 70 this Duty lie was assisted by Surgeon w.
| NJ. Brown OF the North Carolina Regiment, who sug'
rendered hs sword to DR.. King, and by AasiEisntSur
Reon Jones Of the Minnesota, who uniiring in hs
attentions an happy 70 cay that the wounded ore,
without Tn exception, doing remarkably wei. The
| following is The list Of them:
| wm. L. CLARK, liberated flesh wound Of thigh.
John Mills, loceIs.ei wol1d probably implcasDe
| tho elbow joint
James L. Cory, severe acera.ed wound Of Joint.
| w. G. Andrews, severe wound OF foot.
Henry Hines, Iacerated wound of Mates
| Matthias Sawyer, confused wound Of upper pSrs Ct
| chos. AID neck.
moG Roguson, confusion Of foot.
Aahley heel, lscoreted wound of mates.
| Logan Hes;s, slight wound Of Leg.
| Wilson J. Forbes, lacers'ed wound Of thigh.
wiioughby Davis, lsceTa!ed flesh wound OF ins'eFS
The weather, which last night was threatening 10
calm md pleasant. The Harriet Lane is still On the
breakers Her gums and coal have been thrown oyer'
board the wind is favorable and should continue 70,
there is possibility that this favore 8anboss VIII %
saved.
The ADELAIDE, with her freight Of prisoners, starts
through tie breakers, what seems 10 be down ne
rapid for the Minnesota on board Of which the pms
oue are 70 be taken. IL is feat Of no little deuity
brt under the admirable direction Of Cspt Stewsge1
II is Accommodated without 20 much SO touch OF the
rescherous bars The process CT transferring the prs"
ouers BY means Of snail boas from the Adelaide to the
aasshipi slow, though the jolly tars work lie good
fellows, ~ they are Indeed Jack is decidedly jolly
fog ho has an idea that 10 has bagged hs game this
time and that the splendid victory is his, as IN lac. Il
a. II takes three or four hours to make the transfer,
which is attended by many amusing Incidents inter
spersed with remarks from che "od salts" about
{" land.lubbor,," and the Ike. Gen. Butler aud the
Commodore hold long conference on tho Gag-shiF,
snd the Adelaide clears the decks for taking dps.ehss
70 Fortress Monroe aDdrYashingtoE.
Among the prisoners are several Of the most prone
iucut men In North Carolina and the reyolted Sts'eE
Commodore Barron has met his reward for HIS reasoE
to the Union, that nursed him 50 long, and which 10
had On cath 10 servo. COL Martin Is one OF the prom
in.nt lawyers il North CarOins aud recently wiihca'
being an applicant, was chosen Colonel and placed "
command Of Fo7t Hstsrs.. Lieut. Sharp formerly be-
lorgod to the Navy The reception which be as well 20
Com Barron received Oh the decks Of Tho flag ship,
would DO the worst possible punishment to man Of
sonsibiies 1t Ia said that SIZE traitor Commodore
cutie cast down, es well as Col. Martin They eve
deutly rcslze that 1t ia serious miscarriage with them
| Beside those there are Major II. A. Gillian, Mslot
w. S. G. Andrews, Captains J. T. I. @. Cahorn' l.
D. SHARP J. G. Lamb, Thomas Sparrow, L. f. Cleiaent
Lieut. Col johnson and some twenty other oheers'
Oar troops now considerably increased in their NUM-