Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

shell from mortar No. . Battery Stanton, worked "
corporal Trdntul, SsVenih Connection. Voldnteers-
Iae re'ut was hailed with loud cheers toas extended
from battery 20 battery nong the line The a.g vas
down twenty MINUTES or more and thea appeared again
on TEN 9orary hfg ST; and dated gsyy in the breeI
rne oomoardment went OF ali dsy, the FIRE from CUR
batteries being more elective every minute. tt e
| enemy, hndrg tha! thirteen.nch shells wer ,
not so destructive ss they expe-ed. began 10 wo, <
their baeette guns With great energy aud US some
uoSole Our plrrott guns were brought TO bear upon
htnl and hot hre was poured upon tier guas, and
| on' or TWO OF them d,smouRted. Toe fire frCm tho
breschng bAt1lts became more and disastrous
toe enemy a. the day AvaDced The p2n:ope began TO
assume motIlad aspec Isppeared 10 kays tie small
pox, bloches appearing all It, Tbese after uhls
ran toge teE ald dep h0ls IN the face OF the Ws q
the pancope were scoyeie1 which became deepes aui
deeper, and hlGiY assumed tue form OF brcGch Tbs
breach at eask which ine the f-o was temporarily
suspended On bo.h sides, not rely through the
wall except a. ore sms, Soia thrsvh whic1 CLEAN Of
sunlight as caught, about sunset During the night
occasional shell taroNn from batteries 3asns dc aud
aallek and from the rasi guEs o, 04iety Sgsl Tie
eaemy made no reply, bat ufd 70 81 .ag-d in re
pjFi. & dainsg's. We had lot a msl du ing the
dT aud sasssilsd no damage Cf conseqlsLca 70 or
bgseILS
Sael as were Injured repaired 5y he en- yae %
during g aisEt. and VS. maze reltY h3 &. f1r
auoIh'r days cpsraicns. II da}hlrt Fr,jAy ii 1
vas again ePeeG by oUs t-Jc'ies, 6Gc az ky pom,
81 10 by he elewSWto had got t; cir Oabet gun- b
'st = aariG the Higrt-wi'h great rapidly aGd
prec.sicu, as cln Try 10 myself il lane -rist tb
timed III rapid movement in dOdsips shell may b.
consiiered good authority.
10 inch she'll eni9Eeo one OF the eubrasurCs Of BG
terry Nee, Han snd exploded IN the battery with
riois tilsc'. Tnomas Campbell, Of Company H. Cap.
Rogers Third Rlods 1slApd artillery struck by
sflntera OF the she the hesj, left leg (whlch IL
crushecl anu on the thigh. He buried a. the
instant ey load OF sand thrown from the mag zine.-
he wls Immediately eIrioated end TO the hospital
4 ha AtaA In
lss de Was the only killed on side during the
n)mbaFdmepL
A German by tho name of oEes of Company Il,
hit by fragment Of the ZANE slsi bui slrf boa
in bis vest pocket saved big s although inflicted
painful CONFUSION Oh bi' sids.
An9lheT shell exploded the cord Leu'eoant Of
Company II, tore his clothes 10 several pacss auG
knocked bin dowo, but did not juee him al all
Captain Rodgers, while serving powder. ~ The en-
.rarcs o! tbs mag me- buried ty the sand from
above, ashel PASSING through ~ but doing no u-her
damage
One u.su was killed on our side. Oae rebel killed !;
four wounded,
Du-lng the night all our dismounted teniuci colum-
pi,ds-one IL Battery Lyme aud two IN Etery Scot
were again mouu ed and ogened with Gsct in the
log Tue JtCss she -.a' nj well bored and honey
coEei the plEgope repaired !. well fer
tho operations OF {. %, and when the
co Iuhibiads from &C. p1ncope begal
~ treinblf. The brregf '1yiou5 enlarged
,wo others were tf'cet I'cicct, when tue
rebel 0 X sas hauled dow. Iie hsg raised
p'aclicAOe breach, large euCu. - dave touT hos'
-sgcn through, bad been f0ru-j 4od cur James shells
we're passing through t. across he paic aud breecb
ing the ief This brought the rebels TO ttrls
They uuct iional!y surrendered.
THE CAPITULATIos.
Gen Gilmore i adatOy proeeeded With his staff
Gen. BJnhSm to Goats Point, where boat 900
chained to crcss over the South Pass Of the river the
fort and communicate With the DEFEATED rebels. Arices
OF cspi.ultion drawn up and signed, aud General
Gilmore STIPULATED that the Nounded and dead might Dc
sent TO Savannah These articles gnod by both III
contracting parties aud sent Gen Hunter, with let
ter from Gen GnoFs announcing the surrender OF tie
fort on ths sRnYersay Of the first days fire on For
Sumter. The trceps 10 the fort marched out aud stacked
their arms and the eff surrendered their swords and
small arms 10 Major HGlpm Of Gen. Huster's staff, with
few remarks, as they aid down their weapors TIE
officers wcr, greatly chagnej, of course at the result
bl. talked as boldly and dehantiy ss ever.
TERMs ca cIPrTULATIos.
Tie following are the Of Oipitulation agreed
upon for the surrender TO the forces Of the United
5 Atss of Fort Pulaski, cockspur Island, Georgia;
Article ! The fort, armament tni garrison 10 be
surrendered to the forces OF the United u,ss.
Article 2.--Tbs 1fhcers aud men OF the garrison 10
be allowed 10 tax, with them oil their private ii cts
sucn as coIhiDg, bedding, books, S-shs not TO in
| clu le pfiyae Wespo5s
| Article The sick and wounded, under charge of
he hospital steward Of the garrison to be sent under
aug Of rrce to the Conf rate lines and at the came
time the mGn 10 be allowed send any letters they may
desire ful CT 10 the itspeclion OF federal ctser.
| Sgued tns llth daj Of April, 1862
| CuAs d. 0LNsrEAD
Gel. First Vol. Rsg't of 'org'a, Fort Pulaski.
| Q A. GTNosy,
Brg,6sr General Volunteers commanding Uulted State,
Forces, Tyboe land Geo'ga
| RlsuLrs AND FFscrs THE RoNBsRDNESr.
Il.
nrsoners including the emma lder, staff and lue OH
Gers took forty seven guns, ten irch and eight inch
Two rh d. but mostly c,semste thirty.twos and forty
tgos Also seven thousand rhot aud SHE'LL and in the
mageziue we found shout Ory thousand pounds q
powder Of various Qullltes. Ab)ut three m1nt's sup
ply Of provisions taken, snd will be well used By
| out troops.
The tort has been bldy "a n u shot and shell -
Toe interior presel t. me!au holy r-p Ct Ths blri
cad or y a,er proofs totl 10 p'-ts' may piaees
peces of .ck, tmber, stones c'n -, u'-S Spiodtd
pr. % es NHj sasis h-gmo so t' a -. - eF to-
.rt3e gr.u q IA The iHuIIJr 50 D o. a 'he angi'
! ~ tne breach the arc les 6tg. gus 81 s
mounted, ard debris Of be mo r cJoEcE
gua AGES, uuibsts. a., al .e CO. m.'cs -
T.. AID r cue or tEo liases, "n-re hh-h r.t Ie0
as .mb-asules and bnr5i iGFde, yon can O. g.
the aight o each fragment as lrpTej " he wood Toi
aud shattered the britk -oIk 10 the casamatea 1he u
c.rs ularter4 b'dly shattered. The eA,h It
seiy large several balls passed ih ought l., over n,
tara pan and began 10 batter the naRs= rs on ih'
Invest corner n a mauner that carried terror 10 iht
hearts Of the epems ION their sSpsriebc tAey kneS
that 1. was pcs iole for Iid shell 10 pass entirely
IN ough the walls OF the msgszne aud blow it up, az
-it 4 the fort a ID all lie occupGt'. Thi, induced sur
repder, and the white flIg went up.
l. will cost $4,000 TO pat tie fort into the fane con
Il ton Of defence that l. before opeued h'e Th'
va Is are greatly shaken aud G believe hsd the b'mbaid
usnt contipued half day ouger ;he ertr, wall oi the
p4ncop. would hsvs iau into tie 6icl as al ulps
rbe men could tel the walls cf ts fort trsmti snC
quake when solid tenirch seot struck IT. eha rom tA
hc v,u can GET a tole,ably rec, IDEA OF he IT. Dent'
Z &c, With wtici they strike |. vi6 wrrfe Oit o.
teep Rurs and rora's eu barbete bat four Of hen
were s rvcsab. The bssne ''r. d.snoen'ed, OF
Otherwise renGe. cd incap-bie OF u,e.
A SOUTHERN A0CoUNT.
The Savannah r. publican, of the % inst, ssys: