Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
SOMETHING MORE rRox ricArusE BUTLER.

II ap-eara that in the official report OF Gen Butler,
addressed to General WOOL Darang the sncOess of The
xoediton the following omiItei in the Telegraph
r.pcr Ia consequence Of tho lateness OF the hour:
+" Ba: ara eEboldsned 20 ask permission, Ii the de-
par;m n shall determine 10 occupy the poiGt as per-
pos. that its name may DO changed by general
order from Fort Hatteras to Fort Strngham But ct
those gentlemen who served under my immediate com
mand NAV make honorable mention, as have before
done OF the Jealous intrepid and untiri action OF
Lieutenant Crosby who took armsd canal boat (the
seantug Fanny, iron Fortress honroe TO Hatteras in
let In order that the expedition might have the aid of
steamer of the hghest draft. Captain Shutewtrth, Of
the Marine corps deserves well for his loyalty and efci-
eucy in his active detachment of marines Much OF the
success of the expedition Is due TO the preparation OF
The transport service by Commander Siewagen, and the
promps presence of mind vita which he took the troops
iron their peril when the Adelaide touched on the bar
| is A rare quality In officer In danger
"Atht ugh Captain Fsunce, OF the revenue service,
now in command OF the Harriet Lane unfortunate
enough 10 get his vessel OF the numerous sand
bars about the inlet IL happened believe in sequence
of determination credtabe in him, to aid me by being
near to cover the troops in landing Captain Lowry,
who had the George Peabody in charge brought in HE
vessel with safety with the troops who pleased
with his care and conduct He still remains ct the inlet
an iiue, General, / may congratulate you and the
country upon glorious victory In your department. 10
which we captured than 200 men, 20 pieces OF ar
llery thousand stand of arms, large quantity OF
ordnance stores provisiona three valuable prizes two
light boats and four stand Of coors, one OF which had
been presented within week by the ladies OF Newbern,
| n G., to the "North Carolina Defenders"
"By the goodness of that Providence which watches
over our nation one OF the fleet or army was IN the
least degree injured Tho enemys loss was not officially
no-ted IN ms but was asceraiued TO be IL 10 killed
| and died Of wounds, and 80 wounded"
Official Roll oil Officers and Men Surrendered at Fort
Hat.crns furnished by Col Martin 7h North CArolns
/ q 0n;aar
Col William F. Martin, 7th Regiment North Caroina
| Volunteers
Lieut.. Col G. W. johnson, It'll Regiment North Caro-
| lima Volunteers
M.jor Il. H. Gillian, 7th Regiment North Carolina
Msjor W. s. G. Andrews (of Artillery North OarOn'
Adjutsnt J. N. W. Poole, 9Th Regiment North Caro-
| lima Volunteers.
Capt L, J. johnson, 90. H, 7Ih Regiment North Caro-
/ liz Volunteers.
| Lieut. William Sharp, O.SN.
| Lieut. Thomas Alien, Engineer and Ordnance.
| Surgeon W. NJ. Brown.
Assistant Surgeon William E. Poole; also Col. Brad
| ford.
Lieut.. L,ssellc, Co. L, 18th Regiment North Oaroni
Volunteers.
, j G. Clraway, Ordnance OfHcer-l4.
| Roanoke Guards 7th Regiment North Carolina volun.
| teers--Captain John O. Lamb; Second Lieutenant W
Brigs noncommssioned officers and prvates-loO
Washington Grays.-Oapt Sparren, Lieut. oDA", b'eu
Whitaker, Lieut. Thomas nor commissioned officers Ant
| privates-5S.
Tar River BOYS Lieut. N F.Noyes, L.. g. N. DAM
YER; no, -,om aitsioned officers and priyates-10.
Morris Guarda-First Lieut.. G. W. Grimes, Sscon'
Lieut. Norris Third Lieut. johnson; commissioned
| officers and priyaies- &C.
Lenoir Braves Capt. Sutton, Lieut.. kincey, Lieut.
ExzaI; nor commissioned officers and privates-6s IS.
| Independent Grays.-Cap.. Conover, Leu.. Ho1
Lieut. Tahez; nor. commissioned officers and priyaes-
1 81 80
Hartford Light Iufantry.-Csptsin Sharpe, Lieut.
WISE, Lieut. Moore; nor-commissioned officers and pr
vates-6f.
Jons-boro' Guards-Oaptain Duke, Lieut. Dell, Lieu.
Limb, Lieu. Taylor; nor commissioned officers and pr
| va'es-69
Hamilton Guards.--oapt L. L. Csmence Lieut. Aug
Whitley. Lieut. Grifhn non-sommissoned efhoers IN
p,isates- 80.
North Carolina Deiepders.-Capt- g. Luke Lieuter
ant shannon. Lieutenant Nooh; noc' commissioned on
GERS aud prvates-69. Total SOL
IsvkSroRY OF MUNITIONS AND oRDfsAscE cArfukfp a
/ FORTS CLARK AND HArrKRAs
A, the large battery, known Fort Halteras, the 10
loving ordnance
No, "a, barbets carriage, % FOUNDER, weight 4,7ol