The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-07

The steamer B,nviI|c hus just arrived
At Old Point from lhr grya, cxpodiGou
She lctt Pul Royal uu sunday morning.
aud brings highly important and me7t
cheering intelligence. she proceeds a.
ones To- New York. where she wilI Oe
due o. morrow capt ~tjedmrn. how
ever. lett hvr at thus plac, and pfuc.,d.
cd AZ once to Washington, with dis.
pat uc- aud plu,s- two brass caunpi,
and the secession dogs taken irum she
rrbci.
Hvrcpotis the gale encountered rs
the hret tu m,o been very severe. Tie
steamers UuYu aud Osccula went ashore
and were lost. a- previously rl urI
The steamer Goyrraur huudetrd at
SEA, but lhe steamer Isaac t Smith sue
c.c3ei zoo saving all her crew. with tAe
exception Of a tyN marines
10. action g, umcuctl at 10 o,lock
4 NJ, and ia, h,.,y carried uu /, both
sides, aud lasted almus, fant hours: AT
,hr cod ul which time the uh.ls were
Compelled, by th" shower Of she'll, from
tie hgot. o. abandon their works and
beat a hasty rctIest.
NHi ''n' b" '".N 'tft'AHt 'i"H.HA az
tuy campaign 10 South Carolina. wa,
only q sh, men killed. including ihe
cIirf engineer ui the Mohican. aud about
20 wounded.
The rebel loss ia the action is not
known, lut Gty two dead bodies wcr.
found bN cor men ard buried Al thcI
Wounded except two were carried n
Two forts were captured r g
Walker ia Hilton Head. maualIug %
guns. aDj frt Byau,cgafd, ia Bay Point.
mounting 70 guHs TIE guus were ui
b"avy cabbrc These were both rev
and carihwurk. 81 great strength, CON
sunete3 on the highest style pi military
service. aud pronounced by our eng.
uoers, as improguablo against ANY az.
sauA ty hud i.fcss
The rnal retreat of the rebels was !.
prlcct r''uj ahoy left everything army
equipments IL all kinds even the oiiircfs
swords and commits rs. al, their let,
tcla and papers baih public AID private
order books and Documents ~ all ktnd-
were left IN their eight. and ten into uu,
hands, aliordins our olhcers much val
uahlc lututmatou Auuug the papers
was a telegram + on Jcif DAVIS 80 Hu
commander al thc pest informing hin
ul Tie sailing 1T h- hrrt and that be-
khvw item destination 'u be- Font ROYAL
tQuerty WIN was the tfaitoiyj IN,
whtir surrounding country was seized
with a perfect panic un account a. thg
fret tnr day alter tine d ghl ct the ep
envy lrlaa thytI entertainments, the sen
rca, aud tao other gun bua ;. Huder
cuusfaalI oi l3eut Ammou. Proceeded
o. Betuirt, buf found nuIy oue white
90 "a ga ihc town. and nr was dfuHk Al
the ,.,aHtsutus zap TVS rnef srtg,ed To-
bee deserted except 10y the negroes, VIII
were seen 20 great numbers, aud wh"
rs the boats passed came to the shore
with bundles ia thcir hands, as It *
pecuug to bc taken right III oHi
ltaaps 81 Eed al lhc letters IN the post
office at Beaufort
After the capture af the forts. the
wh BIC army niou, Is goo strong. wen,
safety landed and established ou shore
ll,c FORTS were but litlle iulHrcd bal
the rclvls could not s'aud tie explosion
Il aur hig shells The 'pscc ot the en-
envy ia The torts. as ascerlnuod. 'fHE
their papers. was ,rnm 5000 10 n0(
men, under Gen ptatun. OF South Caro-
lima
Our victory is complete the enetn,
leaving every thing but their lives, which
they saved ny running
7 :. Bradford. # the coast Survey
bearer ii dispa,ohcs, and K II Wymsn
commanding the pawnee. also aFr.e,
here IN the Rienvillo, and tnok the boa
from here this evening far Baltimore.
The bnats from the Wabash were th
6rst t. land after the tight, and t.,niall
john Eodg, = was the first mas on SHORE
The hasss Fesngsad leassa with Va