New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14

this department with these very desirable boat, and
until they arrive no effective check to yfiyate,yuo
can be given. This department, more than An.
other, ia in want of much larger force 10 orSArto
restore this State 70 the Union. With tssnt,
thousand men THE desirable object could be effected
in ess than four weeks from the time such BODY O,
loyal soldiers go over 10 the mainland. To menace
the enemy with the force we now have here IL onlv
acting ont great farce, with no intention Of sc-
comprising anything except to run up needless
ueot. The Union sentiment appears TO be increasing
III the interior OF the State, notwithstanding The
great odds The loyal people have TO contend against
Air' james Clemant gentlemen OF wealsh and
character, VINO resides in Beaufort County, some 50
nies from mere, informed the other dsy that the
Union men, in place called Long Acre. in his conn
ity 10 the number Of 800, refused TO recognize tba
Southern Confederacy in any manner whatever. ana
that they were all armed and able to protect tbeo.
selves. The Stare and Stripes ere to be ,sengatsu
times floating proudly over the loyal heads q III,
brave band. Similar instances Of patriotism ala
ssid to exist in at least half OF the counties Of The
good old North State. bjfg sa,ssgo
1t is ascertained 10 be fact that when the neg.
I
announced in tho Legislature of this Stsie, Sc
members sprang to their feet aud gave three thus
dering cheers for the Union Of our fathers Iouted
TO mention that one Georgia regiment, commando
/ by Col. Brssco, was included in the Confederate
force who endesyored TO cut of Col. BrowapAD
the officers in the Indiana regiment speak higAlyui
Col Browns conduct all through this reverse move
ment. Gen. Mansfield wonders how they came Of
20 well under the circumstances. He said that be
expected to hear that they were all taken prseaers
The enemy came down the Sound on Sunday with
re-enforcements of 1900 or 5000, and landedth them
twelve or fifteen miles above us, this Island, WITH
doubtless the intention of making desperate effort
10 drive us from here after they have been reeh.
forced should not be surprised If they should co.,
centae at the point above all their forces in',hh
State, with this intention. In such an event, yea
may daily look for Of the most important battes
vet fought What the result will be in eontending
with such an overwhelming force, remains to be
seen. That they intend sooner or later TO make
general attack there can he doubt. In case Of an
unfortunate result, Gen. Wools skirts viii be fss
from all blame, he having written daily to the War
Department the past four weeks for force OF atIes
90 600 men, to be placed in this vicinity. Fos tines
that number could well be spared from Washington.
Amended is list Of our men who were taken pris-
oners by the Confederstes
LIST OF MISSING nEsNISTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Sergeant Major, r. N. Peacock,
Corpora q. Eversrd, Company q.
Corporal Joll j.. Tultle. Company G.
Private, Daniel Dg1gherty, Company 6.
Private, WIN. ii. Ed,sn, CompanyG.
Prvats, j. r. Hsysn', CompsnyC.
Private, John Rowen, Company G.
Private VIM. CunSin CHAM, Compsnyc.
Privsts Frsnci, Totter, Company. ID,
Private, James Bes'h, Company l.
Private, John Carson CompanJL
MISSING MEN OF THE TwEsTIErH IsDIhSA SEoi-
NEKT.
Company A-wism II. Dsngsrfsd, corps Of color guard,
Company CIVILIAN s,isLley, Private lost during the re-
Company C-aenry A. Hank, Private, lost during The re-
treat. 49, - o., a.. -.
| Company C-John Hel,e, Private, lost on Fanny.
Company C-Rober, A. Ineis PIiSa'e, lost on Fanny
Company C-George w. Glars, Private lost on Fanny.
Company D-Msrcu, L. KinnOd, iss Sergeant. nis'i.t
coSpsnJ D-Ferain.nd Erto Sergeant missing during A'
Company D-JOhn H. Hoffman, Private, missing during he
Company D-w..hinrOn PrObu' Private, missing surss
Company D-Fsnk H. Glover Private. missing during ns
Company E-Nsthsn B. Es.tOn, Corporal, mssns d1riri
comp@yE-Ch.ls. E. Jones' Private, missing during The
Company E-G.Orre W. Parker, Private missing durnstbs
Company E-LeOnard Riley Private, mi.sns during he
Company E-L.wr,ncs Rae, Phvs'e missing during The
Company E-EH Snyder Prvste, missing during the re-
/ treat.
Company H-Luciu' L. Bennett, Private missing during
Company H-Jumes Clayton, Private, missing during as
/ retreat.
Company H-chiian shs,cf, Private, rni''ins durius
retreat. ,,.
| treat. .
Company H-Abrsm Van Horn, Private, mi,ins dOhnf he
Company H-chsrles White Private, drowned trying 10 G"
/ ON board the Monticello.
Comu,ny Hiram B. Pierson. Private. lost Fanny
| Company H-Wiism P Winde, Private lost on Fanny
| Company H-Jamss N. Meek Corporal, Lost on Fanny
Company Holm Andrews Private lost on Fanny
| Company H-Ells. OTfosd. Private, lest on Fanny
Fanny.
treat.
Company I-Ps Bsnhsrt Private, missing during the 70
treat.
Company I-John BeruIer Private, missing during the
Company I-Henry Pier'On Private missing during the re-
Company I-Hrsm B. johnson Sergeant, missing dSrst
Company Charles W. De Note Sergeant, missing dur
COMPANY K-calrin W. K.eier COrporL, lost On Fanny.
| Company K-Michael Casper Private, lost on fsony.
| Company K-ysn Kinds Private, Loaf on Fanny
| Company K-Jsmes Il. Smith, Private, lost on Fanny
Company K-ssae w Hsrt QasItsrmss'er Loaf on Fanny
Company K-Chsres II. Comfy, seIgesnt'MslOr mi'cSs
Conysny K-stOsdard Band ni,,ins during the retreat
THE CAPTURE OF THE PROPELLER