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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-11
Iron the Msnpt!z Appeal, APRIL 8


The STAMPEDE Al UNION CITY.
Sergeant Moore, Of Company U,~2lst Rasi.
usnv Tennessee Volunteers, makes the follow.
ing statement Of the aft .ir ct Union City, on
Monday morning last. If his observations are
correcs the surprise of both the infantry end
cavalry was :ine1cusable, and the negligence
should call down upon all concerned rhe SEER.
est censure. Mr.. Il. relates as follows:
Ga last Sunday AFTERNOON, Wills Coils. Pick
cit and Jackson-Whcse commands wers dis
tinct-were taking a ride. it was agreed thst
Col. J. would picket on the road leading to
II .ckmar, which, however, Was neglected,
whether by Dol. Jackson or his officers is not
known. Neither Gas that road secuted or
Sunday, or that night, or the mex! morIlug.-
The consequence vas that on Monday morning
tue enemy came in on The Hickman road, and
not being fred upon they crossed over 10 the
Mobile and Ohio railroad, and surrounded the
pockets OF the 2l't regiment, Lieut. Sage in
commsnd. The pick"ts fro! upoa them, bui
without effect. As f.r IS known, ,hirty-two
mon, including Lieut.. F.tto, We're captured.
Firing about tue cavalry camp bang a usua!
thing, notwithstanding general order TO the
contrary, no notice was .ak.n OF the t:tng OF
the pickots. About tea minutes afterwards
the enemy planted their guns in sight, and
within ore hundred yards Of Col. Jickson's
headquarters, supported on either side by their
cavalry, consisting oftTo battalions. 1t seems
that neither Col. Pickett or Col. Jackson were
aware OF tho presence Of the enemy, until their
riisd twelve Founders were fred.
The cavalry could not form, being at once
thrown into confusion. Del. Pickett, b. this
time, sent three messengers - Lieut.. Colonel
Tllnan, with orders to form tbs regiment, and
march town to the depot No answer being
brought him, he himself mounted and Started
to 60 70 the regiment, when no was met by
Major Cole, one of the messengers, and in
formed that the men were routed and sea-
tered. Another officer also scid MIN thAt he
cauld not get ten nea together. Col. P. en-
deavored to rally tEe G.cing men, Tn: finding
it useless, &c ordered them 20 follow him into
the woods and rally there, but tbs rout con-
tinued in the mes. perfect disorder, when Col.
P. loft
1t was stated that the reason Shy the mes
senge.s did not return sooner, mas that the
cavalry run at fall speed through the camp Of
the 2lst regiment aud kept them from deli7-
e-lng their messages.
A part OF the regimen! was pursued by the
enemy about. three mics. They rallied ct
Crocketl's station, however, aud took 3 trSin
to Eumbolt. Tho remainder reached the lat.
ter place by the MIddleburg and Trenton
road.
Our loss was about fifty men captured, two
killed, and three wounded. We saved all orr
.ems, but lost everything else, baggage, tents,
aud stores-which latter were estimated 70 DO
worth about six thousand dollars.
Cant Whjtomore was in town whom the at
tack was made, dressed in citizens clothes,
and witnessed the movements Of the enemy
After riAIng aud burning the camps, they
started on their return to Hickman, when 10
MADE good his escape.
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The text. of the treaty concluded between
Queen Victoria and the Grand Duke of Hesse,
OF the marriage Of the Princess Alice with the
Prince Frederick William of Hesse, has been
published. By this treaty the appenage of
the Prince is axed at 40, 900 forms per an.
mum.
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Tho Great Battle in the Southwest.

The Great Battle IN the sourhwest.
Five THOUSAND PRISONERS, INCLUDING MANY
GENERALS.
The following is a copy of a private despatch
received in this city, yesterday, by the Hon.
E. M. Bruce:
ATLANTA, Ga, april 1h.-Private de-
spatches to US say that we have gained the
most complete victory Of the war. We have
driven the enemy in their transports. We
have five Thousand prisoners. Gsn. Hind
mans ley was shot of. Gan. John C Brock
inridge won immortal honors. HIS clothes
were shet off, and two horses killed under him
Gen. Prentiss and other generals are among
the prisoners.
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GENERAL rooAss AND A Lazy SOLDIER,

utNEKAIi TUU5BS Anu y LhII sUNUIhH'
Q lite On amusing scene occurred recently,
near Wa.ronton, Va. General Toombs ordered
the fatigue" 10 tote" rails and Ill up O bad
place in the road, when one soldier said be
could not tote a rail, whereupon the General
dismounted, and told the fellow if be would
hold his horse be would do It. The. MAJ held
ths horse, and the General shouldered the rail
and carried it TO md throw it across the hole
which ho had ordered filled. The soldier was
a large, ]strapping fellow, and the rebuko tho
General gave him csused peal after peal Of
laughter, while the man looked as 1t he would
have liked to have been in tho hole. covered
from sight by the rails he could not tote"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-11

SMALL PAY.-The negroes who have been
stolen by Gen. Wool at Fortress, Monroe are
arranged in gangs for work, and are promised
ten dollars per month, payable with this i'm.
portant qualification, that eight dollars per
month are reserved by the Yankees. Tho &C
tual pay, therefore, Is two d,llsrs per month,
payable 10 weekly instalnenta of fifty cents,
provided the negro does his full task.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-11

The Nashville "Patriot" Of the 21st ult. says:
"Adams Express company, vi learn, are now
~sbippiDg,to Louisville md other points the
largest amount Of freight ever known to have
come under their charge in this city"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-11

The Louisville journal" Of the eth ult,
says The Secretary Of the Treasury is now
issuing certificates Of indebtedness at the
rsts OF nearly q million of dollars 8 day
They are for round numbers OF thousands,
moro OF less, while odd Hundreds, ETC., are
paid down
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-11

The Planters Bank, of Savannah, has fur.
nished near five hundred pounds of lead to
Ordnance Officer, including all the weights to
the bank windows and the blocks on which
they have beea accustomed to cancel checks,
Sc There ara many establishments that
could do as vol, if the proprietors would only
take the trouble to think and act.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-11

NoM1sArSn.--Levi Kline has bean nomina.
ted to be the Collector of the port of HaTre-de'
Grace, Nd
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r.skEgs CAPTURED BELOW sAvAsNAH.

Tha Republican" Of Wednesday,. says:
Thirteen Yankee prisoners, taken oy our
pickets under conmaod Of Capt Crawford, OF
the Early County Guards, ian Georgia R'gi.
ruent, ON board j barge Gtf Wilmington Island,
MonlaT Afternoon, were brought 10 the city
yesterday, under a guard. They are ali Ger.
mans bnt one-Sergeant Fox, \ nstiva Of NIL
waukie-and belong &c Companies U, u, T.,
4Gth Y. Y. Regiment. TIER hamos are as
follows: Sargcar,S John Fox, SKIPPER; Phi
Yates Goorge Storm, Josnph DukrAt, Christian
Feick, Frederick Anspols, J1hE Cooper, .Anton
Mycr, JOS. Rober, H.nry Fvlke, Signuna
Triumph, Christian R:ucts:s, Wendell ptakely.
Lewis Hervey, Company Z, was Killed by q
wound i'll tina head. John Mll!ar, Company
D, wounded in the hip, incc died ESolt,
wounded in the breast, seriously. sergeant
SKIPPER was wounded in the arm and necE. now
at Oslclhorpe Barracks Ho:pnel.
A smaller barge, containing two lieu:caants
and sixteen priv aIes, was near al baud when
the attack wus made, but the party soon turned
a point aud succeeded ID ctectiny their escape.
The prisoners say one Of tine msp IN The sua!i
barge Tell at 4 discharge OF our muakety, hiid
was probably wounded or killed
The suall barge had lGadad slxsecE men OF
Whilnarsh Island, who attacked orr plekets
and drove them back. The party then re-
turned TO their barge, and the two crafts were
about making eli, when on men ca Whining
tan, heMing the firing, came up, Aud the th-
gagement ensu=1.
The prisoners gave important information Of
tho progress Of u~iisusive operations on the Ty.
Dee. TIE enemy ere actively employed IN
throwing up Qualifications and planting batteo
ries to operatc against Fort puls:ki. They
have on he island twelve Is Inch morta:s, eight
l0.inch coluiubiads, two sinsh columbiuds,
a;l 2 P4rro. guns. Tie Ulcers mad appointed
every Friday Tor the last i've weeks t.r an at
tack on he for;, hut from cause uhkno~o 1t
~us postponed. Many Z: their guns are still
lying On the beach, which may explain inc
d=iay. Their force Oh the i.lsna Is 2,cUv.
The barge which the FedeialS have oecu Us
ins With such ,f.ct in cur rivers and ere: Ks
turns on. TO be the plantation boat Of Mr. John
S,nddarj, which tho Gandlls stole from Dau-
iuskie aid lifted Up for that purpose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-11

Qua CoTToN LANDS TO. BE TAkEN.-The
Yankee Senate has passed a bill to provide for
the occupation and cultivation Of the Gotten
lands of the ttitrebels,n
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NEWS FROM THE ClAST

We learn from a gentleman Thh Arrived
from our emp at Port Royal, yesterday, that
about enc hundred Yankees, ~M two pieces
OF artillery, effected O landing at Port Royal
Ferry, On Tuesday morning. General Pens
Lert0u, 10 whom our pickcts reported that the
enemy were landing in force, immediately or:
de.ed his troops in position to attack. Colonel
Jones Regiment, in nd7ance Of our troops,
soon came in sight OF the enemy, when they
retired under cover OF their snGboats, without
an exchange shot on either SIDE. Before the
coming up Of Col. Jones' Regiment, tho enemy
destroys I'd the dwelling; Of Mr.. Henry Stuart,
ut PIge's Point.
Tic gentleman also reports that three ne.
groes, The property Of Mir. P. Given, had ar
rived a, our camps, having succeedad in max
ing their escape IRON Pur; Royai. Thsso fol
laws report that tho negroes on tie Islands had
been pu. u work under Ylnkee overseers, and
were planting corn, aud would soon
The ~plratias Vi cotton that they we're worried
from sunrise to sunset, aid SeTe rot allowed
The usual privilege OF a task" as they were
Under thsir las ful mastcrs.-Cha1lestoh Her
cury. Apriz 9TH
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4 MYSTERIOUS HIHr.-The New orleans
Delta, Of ihs 9Th bit, referring, probably, t9
the naval movements which is expected will DO
made from that city during the present week,
says:
Sundry and divers indications lead Us to
conclude that there is something going on Of
grave importance. but what il is ne afa re-
strained from even Specializing, from prudential
reasons as we'll as out OF kind regard for the
tender nerves Of lbe old male and female la
dies, who are easily 6urried, who always seek
the dark side Of every picture, and whose fe-
7ered imsginations c%onjuEe up danger where it
does not exist Still, we will venture to assert
that Abraham's statement that "nobody's
hurt will be far less truthful . week hence
then when it was FIRST made.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-11
GENERAL NEW 8.

From our late Southern exchanges we make
up the following interesting summary OF gen
eral news:
how TIE YANKEES ARE COLLECT.
ING COTTON.
We hud ths following appended to the Port
Royal correspondence Of the New York Times
Of the l4th uit-
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

COAL YARD TO LEASE-CORNER OF JANE AND
" West Streets 8x225 feet long established properly
htted and doing large business; the premises viii
well for lumber yard for any purpose requiring
vacant ground Apply 10 HENRY REEVE, OF Canal
and Centre streets.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

yIrANrED-COUNrRY BOARD, WITHIN ONE HOUR
w Of New YORK by ears or boat, near water for a
Gentleman, wife nnd mother farmhouse preferred Adj
drss aauog terms, which must be moderate Beard bon
nv Hefsk asce. aa' s'i.f M
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

900 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET. ONE DOOR
LUZ from Seventh avenue "A Suit of Rooms on second
let with Board, also single Rooms house Is his
class and location unsurpas ed.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
NEWsPAPERs.

MRS HANgrNs' PAPER ETIQUETTE, ARTS OF
1u Beauty, Social Games yourtnE Original story OF a
Female Spy PIcIures &C. Unlike other papers. Try H.
Price Scents or7 rs cents year Very entertaining once
No. 90 Walker street. ....0 I.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
AMUsEMENTs.

nODWORTH'S HALL, BROADWAY
IL MADAME EkNESriNE DE yILLTERS'
First appeaIan In New York, Friday, April L.
Admission 81. rok cts at all the music stores.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, APRIL g. 1ss2-rRrpIE
MISCELLANEOUS.


AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERY HoUsEKEEPER.
"A splendid Silver Plated Ice Pitchers 81 80 each.
Silver Plated Teaspoons 81 per dozen.
Silver Plated Table Forks SO per dozen.
Ivory Handle Fable kn yes 81 per dozen.
ivory Handle Dessert Knives $3 50 per dozen.
inmense Of cooking utensils refrigerators and
equally low prices The most extern
siye assortment IN the city st - n p,ssopns axte,sve
house furnishing bazaar In Cooper Institute building on
Astor place, one block from Broadway
A CCoUNT BOOKS AND sTATToNERY-A FULL
~ supply constantly on hand and maae TO orier bes
invited call the old stand Good md cheap
HOWE FERRY, late s. kaynor, No, 20 d oNely.
NONFoRMATURE wANTED-A HATrER OR ANY
~ other man, having Coniofmaturc which ne Mlshes
70 sell cheap can find purchaser by Gaining Oh NhAo
CLARK, lYI william street, New York.
E'REsH BITTER RECEIVED DAILY IN PALS, TUBS,
nrkns and dairies; also grades Of good low
pced Bnilsr TOR sale nj ths Lowest Wholesale prices r.
3. LEWIS, 73 Vesey street. N. Y
1CUANoS."-IA AM NOW SELLING BAKERS ISLAND
" Giauo of best quality. so other Guanos OF the
approved kinds in quantities TO purchasers at the
lowest prices. JOHN b. SARDf - -
5S South street. corner o. Wall, n. \.
TOURAUp'S ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP 1T IS
u wen known tan, pimp,s recNles chaps, chafes
letter. saltheum saowness worms In the skin Gou-
rauds Poudre Subtle uprOOts bar from low foreheads up
lips any part OF the body; anted. Gouruds
entail for the skin and complexion. Beware of
Of this celebrated cosmetic Liquid Rouge
ccp with limon Juice. Gouraud Lily White Hair Dye,
popular have been used by the ladies of the
United States for tweny-thiee years aud are warrnted
pure. TO the Old established depot 67 Walk
street: Ha, olkyn; Calender, fh adelphia Bat l29
Washing ton street, Boston Bliss Springfield, &c.
JNvAIIp.-YoU WILL GET THE RECIPE FOR A
L cure FOX Colghe Colds Consumption, kc by send
ing d. ADEE SS Pearl street, N T. lie sends iree
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
BOARDING AND LODGING.

GO AND IS sa-GooD ROOMS AND BOARD, WITH
DO all the com forts OF home ~ 81 sixth avenue second
door from Washington place large front room, second
floor suitable for three gentlemen Dinner at six
O'Clock. No moving in May.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

ITO LET-TuE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
brick Dwelling Houss, I7o West Twenty-nfih street
Rent $3.50 Apply EDWARD TIMP son. I7ow West FIN Ell
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

CREAT CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
SIS Broadway
CONTINUED EXCITEMENT.
All the city determined 10 see
THE GRAND DOUBLE COMPANY
the combination of eminent artists
any stage In The world.
ACONSTFLLATION OF BRILLIANT STARS.
$50 bright intense,
dazlle mortal sense"
THE GREAT CANTERBURY
he only music hall in America fitted 10 take rank with tbes
nrsi class opera houses an theatres OF l. rope
-. ALL THE TALENT OF THE UNIVERSE
10 be found only
TIE GREAT CANTERBURY,
the only thirtyfve the city FAR above ALI
second rate concerns
THE BEAUTIFUL ZANFRETTA,
THE BEAUTIFUL ZANFRETrA,
THE BEAUTIFUL ZANFRETTA
The first Female Tight Rope Performer the World.
The first Female ii i5ht Rope Performer n World.
The Female Tight Rope Performer in the World.
THE GREAT SENSATION
OF the world,
GusTAvE BIDEAUx
GUSfAVE BIDEAUX,
The gifted vocalist his charming ballads and the grand
CROWNED WITH THE TEMPEST
THE CARLO FAMILY,
THE CARLO FAMILY,
INCLUDING THE WONDERFUL BABY CLOWN lN
THE RED GNOME;
THE DEMON AND THE FAIRY,
The greatest Pantomne produced here.
BILLY BIRCH, BEN COTTON,
BILLY BIRtH, BEN COTTON,
BIRCH, BEN COTTON,
BILLY BIRCH BEN COTTON,
4l.x.. nanoa ntta1
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

nAUfg, FHANUE-AWFHINNN, FNENVH NNU TN.
Wsn Collegiate institute for the reception OF limited
number young ladies as raror oarcrs neat
psrs For circulars &c, apply At the Office Of H. a. Nichols
Esa ~ Pine street. New York. OrJ. NJ Nichols, l26 Pearl
street, iew York
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

HOUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LEr-ON TIE EAST
" river Long Island, al Lower Rsvenswood opposite
Foryfth street. New York. containing OF ground
cottage and stable adjoining the Astoria Steamboat landing
Inquire the premises of HIRAM MERRITT 40 Third
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

TO LEr-rHE hAGNIPICENr STORE, 67i BROAD
joining the Of Iafargs
ze about 2o143 feet with two splendid show windows
tached business Broadway
suitable jeweiry gents furnishing any other
essness w be let . very reasonable Ii called
lmmediatey merchant tailor yewelier would have
opposition this whole block May For furhe
particulars inquire a 4xix Broadway, Canal street.
q lel East Thirteenth street
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

ITO LET-Ar WAR RATES, TIE THREE STORY
i brown f-s, class Dwelling, No % West Warren
street Brooklyn convenient 10 the South ferry
Is 35I50 feet; lot l5V feet all modern
feet order. Apply TO GEORGE HUSSEY, 80 william STREET
IN basement.
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or twen,y roAa from his boy II this fAils 20
Lill him. no thinks tho case "a beyond his reach.
Tho above facts ia relation TO johnson are
strictly true.
The TnIpuNK is willing that ncwspsperS
sbould be taxed in common with all other man
uf.c,uree; but the HERALD, for special reasons
Of its own, fsvOrs tax ots quarter of cent
per copy. This would enable that journal to
carry out the combination it urged on the pro-
priotots Of the city preSs year ago, to rase
the price Of each paper an extra cent, in vie"
of tho approaching hard times. The odd three
quarter Of cent will help our contemporary
to pay expenses, and perhaps leave small mar
gin Of profit.
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eain To return TO Beaufort, bringing the boty OF
Vallandjpham with with him. That they,
should have carried Adams TO distance o.
twen,y miles Ia strong evidence o. the psnle
which must have pOsseesod the reoeas 70 run 20
far. ,.,,.. or ,h.
0r;evous and wilful misrepresentation whieh
are carefully circulstel throughout tue oousn'
~ tbe betbstities OF tho Yankees anil thoir IA
human treatment Of all wounded soldiers VINO
fall into their hai ia, that Nallandighsn, mortal
lv wounded a. ke was, showed the great
-, distrust of every hind attention which
was r, ndered him. Whom finally sssnr-
nj Of our god intentions, he manifested the
cr, a,est astoniehment At the kind tretSnent ne
rc-, ived, 70 completely different from wha' ne
h.d been led 10 expect. He died, eeknoWledg-
ing with his last breath, that he had beon RrieV
| .uslv inhaled AZ 10 our motives In prosecuting
| This war In contrast to our treatment OF a
| wounded foe, lot me state how poor Adams wa.
/ trested by the rel,.ls. Suffering IRON palnful
A mortal wound he wa thrown upon gun
| carriage ard carried distance OF tweniy miles
| This was aeon by one OF our woundod soldiers
/ and bis report was subsequently, conntnsu W
| neatoea who escaped TO Que limos ard sasl tna'
| tLey ,sv him carried In this manncr, euHering
,otiihy. Tho tcbcls piled him with questions
"A to What wore our intentions and tho NV, OF ol
| our ttc,ps, &c but the bravo ieutw dt.d Ike y
hero refusing 20 answer thom or g'No 'u;m any
| 1 lnfmAtiOn WOtCn ulEnN We ,
Tho etoamShip B,ltic, Capt. C.mHccs' "h'cl
arrived here on the 1;th inst, went agrou
p,ou tho b,r, entering the huJor, and va
obliged to throw overheard part ot hor cary
hcfurp shc could 10 go OIL. Nitctcen arm
! wagons, many bales Of hay and oats beside
many Larr,ls Of mess beef and pork, were con
-i.rcd TO the deep; making q los to tn" Noy
eminent which is estimstsd at about S5o,oV
) Tho fault of this is not entirely with C,p'at
| Cnmstock, who was told by tina officers OF th
Susnuehanna 10 follow the Potomac and b
: would nd plenty Of watcr TO enter tho hhrbo
Obey ine these instructions he wont aground
There was a heavy sea on and the ship thuInPo
y 40 hard M to throaton destruction, unless speed
I. | ily relieved from her potilous position.
u LAST Sunday norri ing WAS tho oo"NN'on ot
) vprv Interesting cersmony-thc p'e-entau'
r. of a handsome stand Of colors to the 18th lsseG
y mani Of New Yofk-tol. Perry communion
q They ave given by some ladies of Bro 'kiyn, al
consist Of a national h,g Of fine si'k--a reg
y mental color having tho state arms elegant
70 en,l,toidercd on blue silk--two guido cole
Il hinged with gold and displaying the number
t. tho regiment and hospital ilag.
Al NoNrAuK.
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An Attack Expected at Newbern'
ElJGHI OE the WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

baltimore, Jan. pa The Norfolk papers oil
Wednesday contain the folio Eing telegram
GoLisJo,o, y. C., Jan. n, 7. MA largo
number of women and children have arrived
here from Newbern. A fight is expected there
Tnere no other news.
An express has arrived here from Newborn
lie reports that at / O'Clock yesterday afternoon
there were one hundred vessels Of the Burnside
.xpodition within Pamlico Sound and twenty
five large transports outside Of lIatterAs Inlet.
Private information received here says tna'
the enemy wi | attack Newbern, Swanqusrter In
HYDE County, and Roanoke Island simuiIa-
neously. Our forces are completely prepared
for them.
The Norfolk Day Book, ofw ednesday con-
| tains the following telegram
Saranndh, Jan. 2i.-From 10 to o. Vess'is
are inside OF Broad river 10 miles from Port
Royal.
The Norfolk papers make no mention OF any
reports, circulated by tho soeessionlsts, t''"
some Of Gen. BuInsido's vessels had been driver
ashore.