New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
,rokep .be elevatpg screw, killed the eunuer, aod

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70 ne uexs gun, which il disabisd, and wounded
c,nf pncI'. eoc wi0 Wat acting as Captain of the
cp after viii il fell ;oto tie ditch. The e9ncus-
siou oro,treted every Vt the three 2u's. These
faet. learned f,om Capt. Pool binseh wLose yerac-
~ eanuol be question
'On Tic e.stsIn face tho hfth gun was di.moun'ed
b. shot which glanced from the orposiie slope,
l.ols tie crriage in,o pieces, end 'hreF tlo suh
over on ie side. On the soui beast Iace the hanbtf
bclfs WAS Large, alC the car Ia.es OF te nhS
and third guns were sOIeNh tat RI hItefei. w TIC
,,ri earl l.ce sleil Rad bust ttueah Tue h5tguh,
ioss ~ .he bi kVoIkCi TIE travelse, but lei,ler
iba gun itself was disnOuued nor tie carr!iSe III
ed IN any way. TIE next gun was clHHo1ul-u,
-. tie n.xt bu, one beyond IT. y P6uoi s-G1 ha9
trlrk tie corner Of tie couniencaip wall ahi
kroch d out neally car'load oi bricks and H. 'ar'
On the rpl er tcfrclei tie same scene OF cettrnc-
linn rresel.ted it-eif On the east sde toe reVet-
mont vcs badly ~ tered cit tie GT0Gri tofl up
a., the west Fl r. q fhe wiih burst on Ire .ts. 70
,ore np lie ground ienea'A the first gun hon tue
I,,-.t 1gud ..;iterct The trayene Another 0Gis'-
irg at tie second gun NoulceN thIee h'eH hui
oVcrei : cir comrades with TubOlsli between 'Al6
and tire next gnn tHO shots lad ploWei throuBl
ilfs rus. aud glanced oyei 10 tue opiosie si-e .!
ne work. At tbe ) ". snsIe sheii WHi'n eA-
lOlel tc6ife q y Ycinocr tfs ihau 1.O f''"'''
on, Of lis trades who related 20 ne Tie ci' uhi-
rce s,ys be sa,y tie sheil coming ali q Jl1Ae1
i.liad lie reyenert. Tie she'd bust alao" IN ul'
o certainly Il 'Yas no iogr feet from lis knees,
Lut bv one ii those curious chances OF war thv
fr qeh,s f.w over lie head, nnd he escaped injury
Oa the $. ". face The third guD wa dhm0u.teG y
shot which paessd through 'ho Two upHS"'s oi
the carrioce f,slae. OntLe y. l.. face TIE second
su, ,yas airuouu'cd, one wheel b-IHg con ,e.ely
snaitefcI and The irln.o itseh pafii! o. lie re-
v,tu,eut was badly broben at tie angle, 9ud the
low chimney of one Of tle casemaies was MED on
bodily aud lay on the grss. Gu Tie y. l. lace Dom
he second aud ;hifd guus were 0ismOunted, one
IL. e ia. nj. .fY.
te,noiisb.d Sketches OF tins calasiropLe were
made by al, artists Of the two Illustrated paIeu
representeo IN the division. Ihe same shot wblcn
did tbs damage bad struck the biick traverse and
glsuced breaking tbs Gian.e cap, peehug OH Inc
ron trsverfe sli'e ana throwing 10 up on the ram
parts The csrri1ge Of other gon Oh iLls face ~
difablei by shot, md TIE rampant was po"eo upln
numerous places. ~
Ttls coti,letes the oircrit OF the work Oiicers
who wore ~ the trouble Of counting tne maj - oil
,hot pud shell on tho work state that there are j5O-
more than one-half of the vhols nnnlter, ] i0)
which were fred from tie three bateies IL is true
that The range wac short bu, this detrac nothing
from the credit which 10 due o Capt Morris, Lieut.
flagler, and Lieut. Pron'y, for Their prac ice u,
in b,mbafG mems of OILY ii hours, Il guns could
Ia disabled, men killed, ~ woGnded, and 20 much
injury done to o foit which pas protected from
bfeaching by It's Rlagis what Dlsht not have teen
accomplished in he came leng b oi TINE tha. Gen.
Gillmore's guns and m0rais were playing upon
Fort pulski Al hOugh one Is stone castle and
he a her an ealth-sleliertd work, Il comparison be
tween The nature aud resus Of the two sicges would
not be unfair. Ilir yak pieces of ordLance bore
u;on Puiaski-i2 heavy lJIuch moriars, four ~ !
incb moriars, sis lO-inch conubiads, ionr s'inch
c0umbade, i've J9-p)nn Ter Ianoisi Two ~-iognder
lied James, two 32-paander r1ed james, snd one
D IpouLder James 1he three batteries v hich fought
Macon-for Inc gurbo4ts nnd targes cannot tniiiy |
be taken ia the accouit-Ho1 1nled II Pic,eH' hii
toIa: and vet tie mosf brilliant succesa wa achieved
u oe-ihird tie lime, ana ht o. eA ense o! only one
uan killed GDd TWO wounoodl
There were found in the fort 10000 ibs. powder,
WITH Tot aid she.l IN lroioHlon' large supply oi
provisions, and abundance o. wter lie ganI.op
r. ernnsfed ly the Adjuinr. al 4iD men, eXc.uiS
of oi',css; but 10 the tre when qnlstioneG him,
BE- did no. lave the oOmrauy reports IN bis Iosse5-
sion and could Dot FlNe ths e&art iguree. Two
companies were armed with hissssi. li iA.cs, the
r.uge I'D accuracy OF wii'h ore superior, the ie-
..naer bad lie Iatle.a Ferry muskei. with Iei-
Wuh he means 4 rtai-taros- 81 their commaud, !
IL. ..r.ton shoDla hsye been allie @ hQla olt "a
nircn i,acer file than 10 did hut te eject oi our
l. froit shot was 90 remarkable thai o doubt The
nlocrs fcafed the Magazines mig te hretchsi, an
i4,m mo. .iyts % li-uiy tLty 4e.e i"d sIit'l-
cc. 10 De chan. es q. luug Ernt. Attention LIS
.'resiv been called o. tie flet that solid s,ole
f... over the m gsE.uc 40 bored tr.u t hy ftr'
r.'t ahot I.1.s "a. lie no question bat tha' N
another twelve. hour. ctnnolade, th.s Ica2Az.Le
would have stood iair chance "a bang cni iioleai
uui. SONS o. lie iron btfs bad been iaii on ihe
..roare to clrfe OR IIo'e c'iics 10 glance upward.
Ivsn tien II II not 90 III clear tina tie expecent
wouii have been successful
Adiulnt Walker was ob.ging to give ice
tie lst oi oHi.oss OF TIE gGrT son:
FIELD AND STAFF.
Col ~ y. white, Adiutgnt Robert i. Walker; /
Cuartermnster, CAP. j. i. Divine C0mmlssary,
Calt. ". .. h'ng, S1rAeOn, ". Stfldwick.
C,nfssl OyFic4s- Caep3nJ B-cirt H. a onion Fir.
&c 'luf. n. =. H.. lfg
. Lifl.. ID. lf--aI, Second Lsuf. A. !. Il ggIi fd
Lieut. n. W. Fyar. Comrlry G-Cspl y r. Mauy;
IN Iisa.. h W.laeri =, end LI,u. " H. P,nf,-, /
lid ieoI !. " l,.,'n'on. 'ouPHy h-tspL y y Pool
n I'D i.ees b. H. Nlsr company .-C.rI r. 1t. sio,.
firt Lieut. T. g. 4nie.y Second Lelt. ". DalI, 4A..4
iieat. ). 4. Robertson.
ia the afternoon the two Beaufort companies were |
cent acroas Ia the steIn-wL1eer N0ftn state and /
Cart. o mons Company, which BAD pCgn recruited I
in Nowtern and IL vicinity, were taken OF beard |
the Alice PIjce, which was 10 start NJ Cove Sound
in tie eyrh!'g. TIE rtm-lnlng two companies are \
10 10 20 Wilmington, where they viii be within
iheir Own lGes, AID tnd their way home 1T their
lesure. l heard from the men notliag bus eXprs-
gors of ss.ac,ions at lie prospect OF getting back
20 their friends, ard not q few declared they would
no. 10 olug'. Ia he Leld again. Ia Numerous IN |
stances tle pnyaos CONF .ailod that they had been
drafted and iorcel 10 sake Up arms IN cause for
" len they had no symQa'hy. As \ body, ! thought
they fralIFniled easily with our men, exhibiting !
none OF that rGaeor, on the Possession ot which |
su-h sclm az tho Lyut.aIA Whl Cals pI.de tasIl-
selves.
The cnsss Of She Alliance aud Gordon, The two In.
dish lil ,hps IN post are peculiar, and may lead to
sharp a. polL.cy. Both are owned BY Fraser & Co. |
Charleston. cleared from 81. Johns, y. b. lor Iia-
yana and Liverpool, put in here IN violation ot their
articles III posed 90 tIor cnrsotl Gil up with tuf.
tsutus Ad coltou attempted a slip ont OF tle bar.
Lor, but failed, and have teeul ing here since la.i
Au.l5.. Jle Skipper Of tho Alliance IS native e.
Snybto5ls, Conu.i is Of the Gordon war born apd