The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

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EDx. NIcHoIs. lsu,enan. Commanding winon4
J. q. RUSSELL. Lieutenant Commanding Kanawha
DxSxxrERs FROM ras FORTS.
Quito number or the garrison OF forts deserted
and were picked up by Buffers troops, and are now at
Quarantine. Tho Kennebec brought up to tho city
Daaoe ana The truth q the story
In Fort Jackson finding that their retreat
or they with their leaders. Duncan
threatened promised and entreated but 1t was Of NO
ava-the trsned the barbste guns on the officers
in the unprotected classmates, and made them sur
render.
These facts have cleaned on board Of the Kennebec
and have learned that Commander Porter demand
cd the surrender Of the forts in the name OF the United
States and le oytar totiua II such proves 70 DO tho
case have the highest authority for saying that such .
step entirely unauthorized and IS in direct conflict with
tho Flag Ocers orders as no had ordered surrender
in the name Of tho Ugaied Staes
LOUISIANA BLOWN UP.
The rebel Flag Officer X. Mitchell, after the surren
the blow up tie louisiana act entirely at
variance with established rules Of warfare. Commander
Porter put him in double irons.
FLAG HAULED DOWN.
But TO return matters around the city. First OF
noe to-day Pcrrie Soule visited the ship this morning
and had short conference with the Flag onicer THO
result Of the interview being OF private nature, DID
not lean any particulars concerning it. Shortly
he landed all the marines of our fleet present
barked in small boats and went ON shore to raise
the Stars and stripes the Custom House and Post
Office. Two howitzcrs from tbs ship were sent on
70 s 's IN ana o e r%p tho state as
louisiana which noated deGantly from the City Hall, was
delegated to Commander II. H. Bell. our distinguished
100 strong the signal for the gathering OF largo
crowd who followed the mariaes but made no remarks.
Thor faces showed their bitter feelings and 4 they had
not feared the guns the fleet they would have made
short work OF the marine corps.
TIE STARS AND STRIPES THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
Forming in proper military order, the line OF march
was mado for the Custom House, where the Stars and
Stripes we're hoistei. II precisely forty minutes
past eleven O'Clock when its folds huttercd IN light
Southern breeze.
r,ls CRY HAI1,-rHp STATE FLAG CONES DOWN, src
The ceremony being they marched to tho City
Hail. and the flag tho State was hauled down at prccse
~ thirty two minutes past twelve o'clock The pleasing
duty hosting the nag OF the Free and OF hauling down
the flag of the deluded and deslerate by Captain
el assigned to George RUSSELL mate OF the
flagship Hartford. Russell is brave fellow and had
sole charge OF ono Of the top guns in the engagement
lie felt highly honored BY the arrangement, and Cap.
tain Boil sacrificed honor which many would not
have done 30 CONSIDERABLY.
The marines returned board OF their several ships
At oae O'Clock Just the boats showed oil from the
oyee few boys and backguards Kissed and made othcr
demonstrations Of their displeasire.
flagship since she left the Phadelphia Navy Yard and
1t due to her officers and crow to say that have mel
company were entered on vessels muster roll.
append list Of her officers corrected up 10 the date Of
my leaving To their friends would announce that all
LIST OF OFFICERS OF THE FLAGSHIP HARTFORD.
Flag Oiicer-David q. Farragut
Fleet Captlin-Commander II. II. Bell.
Flag Commander-R Wainwright.
Fleet Surgeon-J. N. Foltz
Lieutenant and Executive On0cer-J.s 8. Thornton.
Lie ltonant aud Ordnance Oiicer-Albert Xautz.
Captain Of Marnes-Jno L. Broome.
Chief En- gineer-J b. Kimball.
Paylnastcr-teorge Plunkett.
Naster--John c. Watson.
Assistant Surgeon-Joseph Hugg.
Lieutenant OF Marines-Gcorge Heisler.
Flag Onlcor's Sscrstary-A. Vinden Heuvel.
Acting M.stess-D. s. Murphy, Ezra Goodwin and II.
I. Draper.
second Assistant EnginesrsJohn Purdy. E. Latch and
+. A. Wilson.
Third Assistant Engineers. DeGraH, c. J. Cooper,
C. n. Burclard and A. X. Fulton.
Acting MlIshpmsn-H y. Tyson, 4. O. Hazeitine, J.
ii. Reed and II. q. Blake.
Masters Mates-i Locke, j. Lounsbery, T. Mason and
Z. j. Alien.
OsbcD.
Fle Il Captains Clerk. b. Wardell.
Comm lnder's Clerk-A. ID. Bachc.
Payinaster . Cierk-F. G. Plunkolt.
observation-disclosures Walker.
Sailmakcr-J. G.. Holbrook.
Gunner. Duncan.
Carpcnter-J. IA. Ccnioy.
Surgeon Stewart Kennedy late OF the Preble, was on
board during the engagement on the medical stan, and
rendered excellent service