The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-02-05
The Rurnslde Exped,tlon.

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FoRTREss MosRoE, Jan. 27.-By the Arri
val of the steamer Eastern State, we have
The first direct official intelligence OF the
Burnside Expedition. The Eastern State
left Hatteras Inlet last night, and arrived
here late this afternoon. rhs recent storms
were unusually severe at Hstteras. and con
siderably delayed and crippled tas expedi.
ton, but when the Eastern State left every.
thing looked favorable. ta-. ,1-
The Burnside Expedition sailed from
Hampton Roads on the 1lth and 18th Of Jan.
uary, and consisted of over one hundred and
twenty-five vessels OF all classes. They ar.
rived at Hatteras between the 18th and the
18th inst, having been greatly retarded by
severe storms and adverse winds, which pre-.
vailed during that time. After their arrival
at Hatteras, they experienced series Of un.
paralleled storms, that at times it was impos.
Sible to hold Communication between any
two vessels Of the feet. 1s-
| After the storm, it was discoverd that nc
vessel drawing over seven teet three inches
could pass into Pamlico Sound. No vesseI
either could pass outside the bar, drawing
over thirteen feet Of water, unless very skill.
| fully piloted Consequently the City of New
York struck or the outside of the bar. She
had cargo valued at S200,OOO, of powder
rifles and bombs, and proved total loss
! Her crew were saved. afa S5
The steamer Pocahontas went ashore near
/ the Lighthouse, and became total wretk.--
Ninety valuable horses, belonging to the
! Rhode Island battery, were on board Of her
and were all drowned, including several val.
i'ued at $500 each. rs ,f ~ .5az@ lt.3
& The Grapeshot parted her hawser and
went down at sea; her crew were saved.
9 An unknown schooner, loaded with oats,
and another schooner, name unknown, with
| six of her crew, were lost on the beach.
The steamer Louisiana struck bar where
she still llremains. The report of her burning
is incorrect She may get off. a,a
The Eastern Queen and the Voltigeur are
also ashore. The latter will probably get off
| The water vessels attached to the eXpedi
/ tion had not reached their destination wher
the Eastern State left, and had it not been
for the condensers on board some Of the yes
sells, and a vessel on shore, the most terrible
suffering must have occurred among the
troops. AS it was, the water casks werl
composed Of cid whisky, camphene and ker.
osine oil casks. ~ stf ts.T as41sf
(. 1t is thought the pilots, at Hsttsrss have
proved sra.'ors' na'ins ln'et''iona'iy iui sew
e'Srr mt Ne'oels asio'o Se, -, -. ~, ~
ne "aTes uasliea "ieii '.l cfsah sweep d
cfoss t"1 ilat.elaS eno,e' coilipie'eiy cu'Ilnl
on 'ne ro'l io'n o1aS'ue Nv, eoureiutiiCas'oh' :,
! ECoI Aneh' o. si,e re- o.n new elk M lEeglhlen'
ana ms surgeon, eiier, WIN p0a's 1O, crew
anu the second mate OF ehe Anne thompson
! "ileh thst ,ouna ma, tlle 1oop' nesueo ", va
tsr, nlanheu n'eooa' IN nr oruer 70 teacn gh'
onJ IA "1u go, oDss'" ~. no oC'' o~S"'pou
anu the pptones surgeon and inaV1eY"eF' nsV't
'iio,'.h uiowneu, n me, ere" "ere saved .,
zen bornsiao mas succsedea IN 'gettlne
osSt 'e psts o'le na,t ~ pls sesse's, llIiqHl
az :. the su1npoa'S ana seven thousand troops
Every thing appeafea = u, oe ma s@tis'aeto, ,S'i
= n'eioh s"iiep ''ie ,ras'cin s7''''e tsS' ~
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tng webtg outtn = i.ell
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10 1nove n,o, fheiitloheo' ~. ~
p'n9'ehs ieposm arg leee,scu :. At4t'asl
.io. tne ,, surrounding popn.a.loh ~ Is1alo
10 'ne uiSp'sl,lon &i'u 'htentioas =, 'Ne ehs
my oone WY go,i'e y say ma: ,'lo 'sos
are cothple.eiy irlRnNtenea, 4na WI not lnak
'.anu anoI''oL .,p 'etots - eh"s ~ 81 & ul@se
~. 1oo.,s W., ~tp % I.1pogi'. !as't ~ tna
cinty aa syn anoto' seofs, conn ,lo !" Y
many, .iias 'ne'r eAer'IpslS .,y VIII 20 Hhe''s
c''leliy y SS''eS ~ sa9 M4s ~ "
3p'gS'ess - No.lo N"5strt ..,l7, ami, s.syfe
ne Fepeis rep . gooa loohou' ,1',' r. On 0u
moveneu,S w. .lo sulpe"ts' 80.
but disappeared. when chased. s'''''
The mails by the Eastern St&te wilfbe for
warded to. morrow, 7g. ,,,..yzseE st -.
The Pensacola left this afternoon for ke.
r West, Pensacola, and Ship Island. She wi
( go tt,o ,1Nn n hn Haat Il