Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-03-27
FR0M HAMPTON ROADS.

FROM HAMPTON ROADS.
NORFOLK, Ma n ri, Issa
Tee afnesota Is at anchor East ofthe Rip Raps dissb
but no-sunk.
Four transport steamers full of troops are ready !,
roads, supposed to be destined to reinforce Burnside
Three large Federal frigates at Fortress Moproo
number of vessels, detained by the Northeast s,
went to sea yesterday.
From NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, Va, March q. lse,
Ni"eteen large transport steamers and sailing ships carr
in the Ro DIS yesterday and the most of them left this
ing, supposed loaded with troops.
The st. lawrence is a. anchor near the Minnesota
The old Brandywine, which the ULion gun I4S2 NOM,
er had been placed not from shore on yese,d
Several Federal ships went up to Newport News sunn
sed loaded with troops and then departed.
FROM SAVANNAH.
AUGUSTA, GEO, March q. 1850
"A private Dispatch just received from Savannah say.
that troops ming from South Carolina the
my having lett Button.
The FEDERALS BONBARDlNG ISLAND NO To- Tup
BATTLE IN ARKANSAS.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March ooh 1850
At Island No. 10 the enemy commenced to 81 ell our w.
Saturday, 18th us at long distance which was
ed on Sunday.
On Monday they brought down eight gunboats and civ
mortar boats and commenced again.
Three of their gun boats, dashed together, made das
perate attack Capt Fuckers battery, which was Terri
fc. Lieut. Clarke Of Capt. RS battery was killed bp
Others This battery sustained considerable injury au
iig four days bonbardment
une Of the enemys gun-boats disabled on MONDAY
and towed back Other boats struck but the exe
Of damage done is not known.
Our troops conducted themselves with great spirit and
reso ution.
The river is falling slowly at the Island.
special dispatch to the city papers says that Sergeant
Kettle Of McCullochs Brigade having escaped from the
Yankees, reached Fort Smith, Ark, the 10Th He
reports ha TIE eLemys loss in killed amounted to two
thous that they took three hundred ninety p
soners, many of whom citizens. The Yankees were
preparing for another attack. Gen. Segel wounded
slightly ia the
Two Texas regiments, who sent to bury cur dead
under fig of truce, were fred upon by the enemy.
Three thousand Yankees to reinforce Ger
Curtis.
FROM MEMPHIS.
y. MEMPHIS, TENN., March 81, 1862.
A Gamer from the river brings nteIzence that the
Yankees moving slowly down the west bank of the
river
Information received this morning from orinth
Miss, that the Yankees rereatng to Tennessee river
The woand i" the Ho. pltal at CoIdsboro'.
The following wounded have been brought up from
NewherR and are now in the Female College, which
has been taken for hospital and placed auder the su
perintendance OF Dr. VIM II. Moore, SURGEON in G.
{: A, from Goldsboro'
Daniel l.. McKoy, from Iredell county, of company
l, 7th Reg. N. Q. S. T., wounded by minnie ball 10
the elbow.
John Nixon, from Pitt county, company E, 9Th
Reg. n. O. 5. T., wound in shoulder and breast, the
ball passing entirely through his body. He has the ball.
and says he intends to kill Yankee with it il be ever
gets we'll
Neil MedIin, OF Moore county, of company G, Bath
Reg. N. g. s. t. bis foot was sh ttersd by shell and
the leg has b en- amputated below the knee.
tOhh Of mill
has flesh wound in the thigh end very wound
IN the elbow, which will probably demand ampuati'n
Lieut.. VIM. A. Stewart, AID Corporal Andrew ia k
Stewart, brothers from Ashe cou ~, in company
- 9th Reg. n. Z. IT, the former wounded IN the
elbow AM the latter in both legs-a q SD wour DIS
The corporal says ne killed Yankee after h.
shot, they were wounded they say 10 trying to bring If
VIM Jones Of the same company, who tell morally
wounded
Julius A. Parker, from IreielI, OF company |. 1lb
Reg. n. q. T., wounded in elbow by a minnie bal
Manly Hatten, from Alexander county, of company
e, 9th Reg. n. U. H., led 10 hip some time ago
by falling off wagon-ce-injured in the retreat.
Sergt. Roderick McRae, from Moore county, ofc}m
paOy q, Both Reg, wounded severely by minnie bali
passing lengthwise through his forearm
John Ritchey, from Catawba, of company g, Brem'8
Artillery wounded very severely ID leg, the oalI passing
in az his ankle and coming out the other side
his knee He ran after he wounded 800 yards,
mounted an artillery horse and rode into X nstoD He
retreated All of Brem's artillery was captured he
states but two pieces which guarded the bridge.
q. j. Banks, Sergt of Wake, company D. 26lh Reg,
n. 9. T., wounded in hand, ball cutting IF bis thumb.
Willie ?, Burt OF Wake, company ID, 26Jh n. &. T.,
wounded in back, by minnie ball.
Charles E. Jones OF Moore county, company Fl 26th
Reg. n. T., wounded in head, just over the ear.
The following are from the list n the Hospital at the
Fair Ground
Elias Crawford of Davidson, company -, n. G. T.,
9Th Reg, FISH wound 10 the thigh
Jas Y. Jones, Allegheny county, 37th Reg, compa-
ny K, dash wound in the thigh
w. q. G.. Wilson, Mecklenburg county, It'll Rig,
company H, flesh wound 10 the leg.
Arch. ID. Mcleod, Cumberland county, 33d Regt.
company G., wounded 10 the hand 3 fingers shot If
b. A. Brookshire Alexander county, 37th r. ct,
company e wound of the leg.
l.. B. Smith, Chatham county; 26th Regt. company
E. finger shot off
: John Guy, Of Iredell, flesh wound in the arm, 33d
R9gt. company A
j. L. Henry, IrcdaIl county, SD Regt S. T., flesh
wOnnd in the arm.
David Riccard of Irtde, 33l Regt. S. T.. flesh
wound in the arm Goldsboro' Tribune
ACARD TO THE PUBLIC.
The N, wbes n Daily and Weekly Progress.
1t Is already known to the public that the unceremO-
NOUS entrance of Burnside mo Newbcrn Oh Friday
last has compelled the temporary suspension of the Pro
gress. This barbarous and vlianous proceeding
of old Burnside nasmuch as it has deprived the public
OF the advants ges of good paper besides tue lncOn-
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