New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

on he edge Of tie town, and part Of Tho i,@ho'.
marched through large cemetery AID orotcc'e1
themselves behind the tom'.s;Onrs Tic Relied p1
onert acknowledge loss o. atont Co He'd ane
yor.jet W l., Ike ic ci or tlde was quic eini
Ste Wi,eonsin aud nd .rs feyinent. fought vim
rea, bravery. | was told on shore that iiTe' 30
idge was IN commend, AMI Tat lie sword, J.
scfibei with lis name, ~, found or thc f"li Nlie
he lgEt wde progressing our gunboais shrled tii'
rich. ard ieit wings Of the eneIay with 'enibia
eject.
we loft her, ran into the Oneida she was coming
up, and atunt 20 OF our wounded soldiers Wet
irowEed The transport went down almOst instant.
y after TIE collision. h il sid that ~. pilot and
Rebel prisoners picked up it9 life preserNera
or; il ia certain that The Po' raL iut0 The oneija
on yurr0.e Az Ill even.s, the captain and pioi sre
in double irons, and bHye 10 doubt Tint Gen. But
Ter will irg tbom Up, ~ they deserve 10 b..
On he Sd, Yc went ~ he river IL ~ miles &C.
roaEoiierinc, and tried 10 shell Rebel camp that
could be Gu noLI she masthead. W. found mat it
Was bc.o Il ruigc, so We feiurnti. hcverh Oh our
officers walked ol. o The battlefield il tn oven:n,r,
and although the dead were buried, The sieach was
horn lie. The CfoUnd was covered with bayOnet-,
caI.riGpe.hCa e. uu.kcts, bpil-ir, and fheil.
o. the g'b he Admiral cent word to the inhahii-
an,s OF DonadsOuyiiie 10 leave tbc town, as he la
ended To- she'll Il ,Le next day. From tins place
they have fired inio orr trnnspors repeatedly with
port loaded Eiih Wounded ,olaiels.
On tie 10th we staied down tie river, sOnI ed at
Dcuald-omyilo, tired broadede vi .'ecOnd 9-iGeh
a. eli mo the town, and then r. NJ party on s'osc
and irea the town IL gcv,rl pls,os. TIE buildings
were soon in laacs ard before We lel the greater
Iari OF the town WAC in a1he=. IL seems hagd, bur
il is lie only WY 10 stop tic s.yundreie from pro-
trciihg taen,oiycs tlinlirg we viii no, fire INTO
tie jGwn account OF he women ans cb!ldscn; The
uerfl,s diie not lifo at us from Me oecl field.
On he lith We anchored oil New-0fl-aos. be-
leve We are going To- ponsacole so &c, but eanuot
tell az aLot1er ran may turn up Ia Keep rs here.
From gpolher rDulcc we obtain the IoilOwlns:
Can't. rro.us, with the marines of the Hartford,
landed, and imned'"'t]y Iroeeedei IN search OF one
phiip Landry, a noted pde.nua captain, ana very
Grrnef.tc character. .
We came upon nm IL VIC entered tie Elbe ishNihe
to bis house eDre ho had lime " gollop ont OF the
s,e; sud rs lie hqrse could not jump tie fence be
In hs hote snddlcd aud biilcd al,o lie sword, oil
o. which We captured. We trn Proceeded 10 his
house, which was handsomely furnished, containing
"a piano, &c.
We burned his house, furniture, stables, out
houses, aud sugar refinery, valued ut si0o,Vt'.
While Ell, aged n burning his property party Of
gnerrIas tired on from the bushes, but at too
great dIslanc, 10 10 any damage. We tuppsbe
ihey Immediately ran oil, M we could lind nole o.
them after~hId.
We burnt besides some twenty-our hoases, ineind-
ing hotels, siwmill- a., destroying over hall n
million dollars worth of property and retained 70 the
fleet without losing "a man.