New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-15


gnpbosis were feecied the Underwater LOCK
wood. Delaware, Valley City, Ceres, Heizel' Shaw
sheen. Brinlor, Seymour, Perry, Morse, Whiieheah'
Louisiana. They left at p M, aud were ex'
naeted 70 reach their destination in about 1--WE hours
Al Elizabeth City, there is four-gun battery, be-
aide an artillery company. The principal portion OF
the population have already fed, and The towns sa'd
TO be nearly forsaken.
To-day Gen. Burnside and bis officers are busy IN
making up a list Of the prisoner-, tho nnaoer oil
which increases hourly BY squads and Singles who
have been wandering on the Island since the battle
Some Of the prisoners indulge freely in reprosches OF
their officers fo surrcnderng, and Cot Shaw IA open
~ CHARGED with being u Union man, or lie would not
have surrendered.
Il las been sscertained that the Rebel steamer
when they leit, in addition TO being crippled were
short Of ammunition and coal. This morning u
schooner with coal, not knowing wha, had happened
came INTO Croat4n Sound iy ing the Rebel FAX. The
Ceres went out AID captured her, and distributed the
CO ! among the fleet.
To-day Flsg-OGeer GoldsbOroush Issued the fol-
loving oIdcr
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e,r Of sr.efssy md be d.y before ,aia.i he enemy
s- wohy = youf.cyes al The sarica cause ouf son
as mo-. '-.. .D 49,. W. eaa,rs s-.f could
t nor, g,ii.f, o. - .-.is - .fsd .
moe rs i,irr ds,.ry o. ceone. iil sud di.rrIin~
vch,,e so. moe ors 81 ne aiud O. accomplish 80 VII
-eou deliver another alw G. cuth too iyda Of
From bet have sctty siu-sscd 1tu suIe "a VII 10
/ i, ~cl M GOLrsboRuuGh
reg Ofcer nids north Adanuc b.5ossdns hquai ca.
Nondav. Fsb. lO.-The army has employed the
day il occupying The calt1red fort'. Their nance
have been changed ~ folows: Fort liuger 10 For
Reno. Fort Blanchard 10 Fort PARA; Fou Barlow -
Fort Fos.or. The Rebels In for Ne very excellent
accommodations for our troops by way of barracks,
though at Fort Barlow, the besi were burnt by our
sheilr.
twill take several days to prepare to embark TIE
prisoners to New-York, where It has been decided
% send them.
Ceueraly, the wounded are doing well. am dis
appointed a. the last moment 10 my Arrangements for
a De- Of He'd AMI wounded Wh.c1 has been in course
Of preparation during the day Toe hospital arrange
mert. very good ard our monsre receiving every
requisite attention. Surgeon Jones Of tie aag-ship,
promptly proiiered he seryices IN caring for the
wounded, and spent considerable time shore in
rendering professional assisranoe.
IL is the UNIVERSAL testimony that the artillery,
which was from the fleets launches, was sen ed
with remarkable courage and fine effect. TIE
pieces were steadily advanced with orr men, aud
we're always in front. TIE conduct of Miishpmeu
Porter aud Hammond and their entire squadron is
the subject Of universal praise. Mr. T.. T.. MeeLer
Of the iiag-shp, who had been placed in command OF
the ST. Lewreuce's launches, and who served gal
lantly in the More during the bombardnent the DAY
previous, wss kept from his piece by special duty
elsewhere till near the close of the battle when,
)inIng his company, he participated in the purtui,
and afterward conducted his men nom tue field.
Tie prisoners are principally North Carolnians
and Georgians though in addition 10 tic VilginAns
known as the Vie Legion, there are some Louis.
iarisns They are better caSs of men than thoec
captured last Summer at Haueras They were bet
ter armed NJ a general thing, though tlofe ire a
aoodly proportion Of odstyle flint locks ard A.nt
locks altered TO percussion.
! Among tie rest, there is a corps with tho san.
| culinary tile Of the IIlueras Avensers.' Pre-.
csely Low they avenged their llaiter1s defeat may
be judged by the way in which they undertook to Iun
away, and inally were taken captivcs IL il due to
his corps 10 say that they no fister than the
ret, for they all n men were never before Known
TO un.
AoadAy crepiae, FtJ To- have to record tho
most busnt naval achievement fiuce ITO days OF
1872. The expedition against tie Rebel gnn-boais
a. Elizabeth CITY Las Oeen at adod with rosul,s that
shed glory on our arms that Will 30 fur 10 crush
tie Rebellion, and that IA their detail will eur the
blood Of even the mort sluggish. In tue substance
Of the eloquent and m0dcst dispatch Of Capt. Rowan
who commanded the expedition, tLis morning at
about O'Clock he engaged Tho Rebel feet and bat
terry, and in les than hJf an hour annihilatcd the
one aud Eienced tie other. Tho story may lee
briefly told OIr RIn-boats, on sighting the encmy
drawn mp in importing array supported ~ II bat-oIy
Of heavy guns, under iu,l head Of steam made Tor
BIN, at lie same tine uang tLcir guns with telling
elect rushed ny the battery delivering n few pass
Ing slots and literally ran down tie Rebel feet:
boarded, fought Land 10 hand, aud while tho boat'
were IN flames, drove those tnat wero net killed 10
AL directions. This brief and comprehensive mar.
r,dye has the right rng IN u, ana bhAgs back tho
recollection Of the days when the American Navy
was, as it now IL, justly the pride aud glory Of the
Republic and terror to her foes.
a correspondent OF TE THGUsE, detailed TO ac-
company LIE expedition, and who Wa on oDe u she !