The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MAY TO- lse2-rR1pLE SHEET


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close with g Phillip when opsa,,d n Win
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bow the other as,eru ,ri on our sarboad beam The
sn % os nss On s we
- @%sdies .isarsi II shore ran aground
on the n.w Will NE pr pared z Isp S close
dashng IN made finish the rebel boats, eleven N
all In the grey Of the moin dis oyercd mp with ROB
he sword and lag OF cosnai and y:
mis- pne ossrd IN ~ sns with
Der sanSosss she been bur I'd By and
ne Sss ar VIM s q Il. sasms:
Captain Lee Of y. os.sja. Who had also
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ironad After ths everything passed your
observation
The duty remains Of speaking Of the Cayusa
Commanding N B. Harrison displayed mastery ability
and shell and afterwards in manoayerg aud fighting her
Mas sasn STAINED BY GsorHs IT, rarkns
and Acting Volunteer Master Thomas IL Morton These
SION express pleasure which experienced
The reports the dS,sioas captains win you Or hs
particular part borne BY each ship Rs;sPssyfaGly y,.
comm.udrr q DIVISION 0 q me nh.A
LIEUTENANT COMMANDING nARRisOS's REPoRs
UnJrED srAIss GUMooAr CAxuoas
MISSISSIPPI RIVER, April "A, lSd2.
,0a p IN 9sr extract from .ns Icy T g
cono. Of this morning with Forts Jackson and ST. Philip.
signal weighed anchor and led the advance toward.
Steamed up stream Close % Fort s.. rSp A. quarter .
FOUR sa ' A. .a
Ss LINE S s.
ing ships in sight twentyhvc minutes past four clock
the moment discovered the yAruna and zelda dash gallant
ne light s 70 ell u front Camp
We struck forty-two times Both badly
hurt be unh. for further service Our Dahgren N In
carnage struck but s:i i: for duty All Other damages
been worndsd but 20 arsihe surgeon has made but
I: is needless for me 20 inform you who had under
your taat all did there du iearessy and we'll but
GER Lieutenant George K. Perkins The remarkable GOODNESS
Ing The through past Is under their
ss a.es f. Mo"n m. sneak o
high praise s fought the PARROT gun, daring
70 es E%srl On soseT MOT S S
his rapid and skf"i 70 the wounaed but Tor his
Burns Jr of material assistance in muncang
Our engines although generally unreliable, this
occasion wsysed sfay by the Second Assistant Ensi
IL conclusion must mention with praise the good con.
Charles Florence, Captain Of elevcn-inch gun.
William Young, Captain Of Parrot, gun.
Edward Wright at the lead vDu,..,so,
Lieutenant Commanding.
To CArrArs + Burnley. Commanding Van Division Of the
advance OF The neslp. the batteries on either land
OF @h he ana With d
"s o. when ' a
Sg ss % Il a W. Asr IRE
say hSea ed, and %sn up m and the iron
sasas # could siss 2 bear -
would be TO repeat an old story; Re;peesraIly
Lieutenant Commanding.
THB vARUNA's KxP.cHs-cApTAiN BoGGs' REPORT.
The following 10 Commander Boggs' report OF the Va
runa's exploits ON the morning Of the 24.h:-
gsIrsp STATES srEAsEn BsocELyH,}
Orr NEw 0aLEAss. April, y, 1852 )
sR have the honor 70 report that after passing the bat
ms # M ny s snS rs nss rebel
AMI Sa The r her
board beam that received her fire appeared e es loaded with
"
In Ike three other vssss. one 2, them san6oa
arxen Is the a ~ he 1s
iron-clad about the bow, Commanded by Beverly Ken
he port Ga.sway, kiiins four aad wolndins niass
he ss srs sla
shells into her abat aror several shot from the
sfsS pas
S e X the
Ing from hcr bow. she baked on for another blow and
:sa ~ s' 1s% ss fss
was able With the port gnns e give her While close along
and drove her ashore flames Finding the vaspna
During se' @
cippIng the Morgan she making feeble efforts 10 get up
, ks when turned as.snicn M % sn e
aud Grey out Of the vessel Tie 0asd captan Lee seeing
ba, waved her on and be Morgan surrendered to her lie
lew were Killed and wounded and was sci on Ire By
s VINO NO nsr w and as
Inc varuna for the noble manner in which they supported
MARY wsn exiting Ore havias been set Oh IRE
In fifteen minutes HON the time the varana was struck
She on the bottom, with Only her torsan forecasle
The ocsrs AMI crew lost everything they p,ssesse
oae ,e, NM men of ,h , Nh ~
ce to this los AMI compensation made to those who have
The crew OF BY the different vessels OF the
Rect as fast they arrived and ac now distributed through
TIE wonndeJ were sen, TO the Pensacola.
1woad liiuary comm nd 10 the no;ice OF the depart
after ric whose GOODNESS AMI ntrcpdy attracted the vt
all hands. sueh services would
be app Jntni nj at the Naval school,
Tha marines, although ruts more than maintain
reputation OF thai corps Their Calling lire cleared the
Mor eI gun and prevented repetition of their
Four the marines wounded, Icar
mortay.
so The saved reported TO you in per-
son, within hour left the only remaining boat be-
the varuna, with your dispatches for General
Batter returning with him yesterday afternoon Very
specially yours, ChAS. g. BoG1S
Comnan Ter Cned States Navy.
To Flag Officer d. g. F,RRacUr Commanding Western 1uif
Blockaairg Squadron
THE SURRENDER OF THE FORTS.
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