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The New York herald., 1862-03-02
News from Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS NOsaOs, Feb. 2o 1882.
Tie steamer Express, Captain A. l.. Calnsdy lou Old
Point 1t ton O'Clock ,hs morning so up the James river
to receive another boatf OF released ion prisoners,
who 10 he seat down from Ri ilm,od by previous
appointment,
The Express waited at the usual rendezvous until four
O'clock when tho ancocas brought order from General
Wool for her to return.
The Ranoocas had previously gons over 20 Cranoy
Island, and received despatch fron General Aager
nouncing that ths aoners would 10 sent down unit
tomorrow
The steamer Byste has arrived from the blockade of
the Rappahannocs.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
Our Newport rews Correspondcaee.

CAMP BUrgR, NswPoxr Nsws, Va, Feb II, 1862.
Effects Of he Gale the 2ith-Somehtno IN ne Wtns TO-
Tie gale that raged with such fury the greater
part OF the country Monday Last did not fail pay
visit James river rose 70 height that hss been
known for many years. and the violence OF the storm
prevented al communication with the fort during the
whole day The United States soop of-wsr Cumberland
dragged her anchors aud barely escaped getting aground
schooner belonging 70 Captain webster, deasr at tb
port broke loose from the upper wharf and dred down
on our main steamboat wharf doing II considerable
damage ana at one time Threatening IL with entire 10
strUotion 1o-e regiments who had no racks
severe from the fnct OF hs ths being
blown down. II was both ndcrous and pifi liable soe
msn running sfodnd IA camp search of sheir horses
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
The Slave Trade.
uxIrYp STATES CIRCUIT COuRw.
fl.foro Hon. Jtiino Shipman.

MAnsH I-Tas United states Hdywe and wins'ov
mo defendants mates indicted for the oap!ts oeucs
OF being engaged in the slave trade.
Ne Jshn McRson submitted that u he entered pioa
OF guilty the rule should pertain 70 them the
mates OF the Erie.
Tho District Attorney said that with respect 10 Hayns
he should have 70 press the cap,ta charge.
Mr.. McKeon then asked for time consider the ndiot
mont, and the matter was laid over until Monday.
The case ofths United States Va. Downes aud othsrss
charged with burning the T. A. Knsmsn, was also laid
over vntil next week.
The United states va Millett, charged with man.
slaughter then continued. Mr., Choate, associated
with Mr. Evats for the asouoe, prosdsd 10 onen ths
o,ss for Capt NiIlsLA
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
SOUTHERN MACHINE POETRY.

Tho following Southern morcea. was also found at Win
ton, c.. by an officer OF ths Union troops II sung
By Madame Bouarta and sgnor George accompanied by
full band, a. oxford Hail. Portsmouth, Va, ,Oclobec %
1861
TIN COkFEDERATE FLAG.
Bright banner OF freedom, With pride unfold thee
Fair dag of my country, with love bohold thee,
cleaning above us, IN freshness and youth,
Emblem Of liberty--symbo OF truth;
For this iiag Of my country In triumph shall wave
Ger the Southerners home aud tho Southernsrs grave
All bright are the stars that beaming upon u.s.
And bold are the bars that are cleaning above us
Tho ono shall increase in their number and light,
The other grow boder in power and might;
For this dag OF my country in triumph shall wayo
Ger the Southsrner's nome tho Southerners grave
those bars OF bright red show our lrm resolution
To die, IL nsed be. shielding lls9 IRON pollution
tor nan Ia this hour must i've all he holds daar
And woman her prayers aud her words OF hiyb Chser
II they wish this fair banner in triumph TO wave
Ger the Southerncrs home and tho Southeruors grave
10 the great God OF Battle look with reliance;
On nsrce Northern 100 with contempt defiance
For the South shall smile ia her fragrance ani boom
Whsn the North ia fast sinking in silence and gloom;
For the dag Of our country in triumph must ware
Der the sotherners home or tue Soutncrncrs grave.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

mea Camm, OF the Ellis, and - Of the Curisw.
each lost an arm which, with three others slightly
wounded constitute the OF personal casusltiss
am sorry TO say that thesCarew lsrgest steamer,
was sunk and the Forrest, Of our propeIlers dis
abled. vs. have received other injuries from shot and
SHE'LL but com srativoly OF slight character and could
with the exceaion OF the Forrest be prepared in
the action 10 tomorrow, IL we only had ammunition I
have not pound OF powder loaded shell remaining
and few Of ths other vessels are better Of
During thl latter part OF the engagement, when our
ammunition WAS hearty exhausted sent to the upper
battery for scppy. But two charges were all that
could be spare hese expended st dusk the
enemy was withdrawing from tha contest.
In all probability the contest will be renewed 10.
morrow, a. tho enemy has landed force below tho
battery, and will undoubtedly endeavor 70 divert It's rs
have decided, after recovering tho guns from the
Curlew wrock to proceed direct with ths squadron 10
Elizabeth City and send express to Norfolk for
milton. Should it arrive IN time, will return to aid
the defence; not, will there make nnal stand and
blow up the vessels rather than they snail fau into the
hands Of enemios.
There reasons FOR retiring upon Norfolk; but It
would he unseemy thus desert this section OF country
Ii have erred IN judgment, by speedy notification the
error wil be corrected.
Commander Hunter Lieatenants Commanding Cooke
Parker and Alexander and Masters Commanding McCor
rick Taylor and Hoos brsvsly sustained the credit oths
service and every officer and man performed mis- duty
with aacrty Lieutenant Commanding Smons, although
absent detailed service exhibited such eagerness
10 participate In the conflict give full
gratided, he would have upheld his high reputation
Am, very respectfully, your obsiient servant,
W.T.. LYNCH, Flag Ofacer
Hon, g. r. MALLORY Secretary OF the Navy.
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NHhIbit'tts OF ArrAhKemonts. &c
srsErr coxxrssIosEn's OrrIcs, l

INV IUHhf FtU 10, I5bE
Ggapsxss-Your favor Of the 18th inst, extending In
yitson 70 a. Smith E.2. to partcpfe with your Order
this once In reply regret to that in consefdence Of
ths recent order the Secretary OF War prohibiting
munation with rebels In arms" unable 20 foard
your kind Invitation 70 the gentleman named a he iow
and has for long time been, Major uencrAl n the rebel
army. Hoping tia. your festivities will not marred
any the ess hearty effective II Wow Of bis rsot re
main, very respectfully, yours, LkWB II. RYERS.
To Messrs W. Il. bLAxxSEY aud others, CommiIEee OF
Arrangements
r. s-rbe tickets are herewith renrned.
The above reply was written By Mr.. Ryers, clerk 10
the Street Department vnder instructions from Mr.. shop
herd Knapp Whsrs have Mssxs Biakeney, Tahiua
and P9vpsJ bsso for ths last slx mopthss
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
City InteIIIuenc..

Mssoa 6sNssAL g. W 5xIm, C. s. A. tsyrrxp 70 A
USios csLssnAuoS-rhe COMMITTEES Of arrangements Cor
the Washington Birthday celebrstoa Of 1he Order Of
United Americans recently addressed the following letter
TO ths street Department. Inviting the sts Street Com
missioner, a. W. smith, 10 attend tiior festivities -
CogsrrsE Roows, SO stxra Avenue,
NFw YoRK Feb. l3, 1862 /
u w. SaIrH Rso. Dear Sif--The Order OF United Aae
cans their usual custom Intend ccebat i'm
becoming the of the Birthday OF the
immortal whose teachings aud precepts FORM
the fundamental principles OF their organization M Nblos
on the 22d inst An orstiou will pronounced by
exercises may be expected You respectfully "a
b. this Invited guests the delivers
OF their tickets. viii bs provided With seats The
yery respectfully, kr wB. BLtKENEY,
u. CLAY LANIUs,
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
GENERAL ORDER FROM COM. ROWAN.
GHNERAL ORDER.
OHf@D Sf"fHsS OtHAMEk 1h.h " A
OyF EJJZABgfH Cry Feb. IL. 1852

L
Orr EIzABsH CRY, Feb IL, 1885,.
The commander Of the fotills in Albsnarle Sound
avais himself Of tho earliest moment to make public
played by the officers and under his command in
this capture and destruction OF the ensmys battery and
squadron al Cobb's Point.
The strict observance OF the plan of attack and the
steady but onward OF the ships without return
Ing shot until within three-auarters Of mile OF the
fort excited the admiration OF our enemies.
Tho undersigned is particularly grati6ed at the evi
denoe OF the high discipline OF the crows refraning
from trespasng, in the slightest degree upon tho pri
yate property Of defencecss people in doencAess town.
The generous offer to 60 shore and sxtngash the
flames applied by the torch vsndal sodsry upon the
houses of its defenceiess and children is
striking idence OF the ustnsss Of CAUSE and must
have its effect in teaching deudsd oouatrymen los
soa In humanity and civilization. 8. q. ROWAN,
Commanding United states Naval Forces in Ai5smare
Sound.
f. r. CunrIa Paymastar
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

connivance her Maestys Consul General at Havana
Joseph I. Crawford. must give Commander woodhah
great credit for seeing through the whole affair glance
and To our Admiralty Judge the samo, for arranging
the evidence that the vessels true character sdseover
Cd beyond shadow OF doubt. Judge Marvin is admir-
ably nttsd Tor his position possessing perfect know
edgs or All marine points he cannot be caught on any
tack as those who have and will before him will
lind 10 thor COST.
The United states steam soop-ofwsr Hartford, Com
mander VAIN ght bearing tho hag OF Flag Ofcer Farra
gut. commander OF the Gulf Bocksdirg Squadron, has
arrived from Philadelphia. She exchanged salutes with
the Pensacola After coaiing she win proceed Havana
TO look out for our interests in that quarter rejoice
hear il, for II will have most beneficial influence.
We have local with the exception OF the death
OF private Henry DAVIS, OF Company r. Nns,ish rsgi-
New York state Vounteers the evening of the
10th inst, from Disease of the heart.
Our voup ptsors doing remarkably we'll ant mprov
ing every day. General Branan will be pleased know
at the condition Of the porto OF his brigade now here
We are having, after the change yesterday most
delightful weather, with prospect OF it's continuance
regret to say are yet without news OF the MISS
ing schooner Pickering and the worst fears are enLer
tsined since the Connectcuts arrival without inteif
gencs Of her that she has perished with all on board
Tomorrow will bring news from the North 70 ths
9Th. whom We hope To boar Of important movements
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
THE REBEL NAVAL COMMANDERS REPORT
OF THE FIRST DAYS FIGHTING.


The following copy Of the official report Of The rsbs
Commander ". v. Lynch OF the ost days nghting at
Roanoke lslsud The original was found on board the
rebel flagship sea Bird
Ff,GsHW SEA BIRD,
or RoASoxg fstASp, Feb. 7, 1864.
Sn-I have the honor to report that tbs enemy, Al
ten A. NJ to-day, with tweuty-tw heavy steamers aud
ting made an attack upon this squadron aud the bat
terry st Port Point
A bis numerical force was overwhelming we con
mcncsd the action st long rangs but shells fell
short while his burst and around us lowing
think 70 the superior quality OF his powder)
eventually compelled " shorten the distance.
The fight lasted continuously from haifpas ten A. ~
70 past Eve r. NJ throughout which the soldiers In
the battery sustained their position with gallantry
which won warmsss appreciation. Tho drs was ter
ridc and ~ times the bsttsry would ~ envelopsd in
the sand and dust thrown up by shot and she'll and
vet their casualties only killed and three
woundsd The earthworks however were very much cut
mn mention the battery because In all probability
thIs communication will reach you before intel setpe
wi be received from the appropriate official source
The snsmy approached In two divisions, the rear one
having the schooner transports 10 tow. The advanced
which was the attacking division. again subdlvidsd and
ons nar,,on ssssllsd us and the other tbs battery
Rspsat,dy In the course OF the day feared our ls
squadron OF seven vessels would be utterly demohsnsd
but a gracious Providence preserved us Master Com
mandng Hooe OF the Forrest, received wound 10 The
mead which is pronounced sewers NOS mortal Iyes
trust tina, this promising young oticT VINO 80 DraveY
fought his ship, viii 10 spsrsd 10 ihs service hsho
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A NAVAL
QILuIGCniS uxII,Il ~,

Among other letters found Al wnton, N. c., by the
Unon troops from the vito OF an officer OF the
rebel navy. dated Portsmouth, Va. February s. 70 her
husband al Roanoke Island The letter relates TO domes
tic affairs, not interesting 10 the public, but closes up
with the following paragraph:'Pleaso teer this up;
would not hsyo my letters fall into Yankee hands for
millions Of dollars. would write many things 10 you,
Dat know you crazy the subject Of keeping old
!etters SO II you are captured may expect my
letters published In the Nsw YoeK az specimens
o. Southern ignorance
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
LETTER FROM a REBEL VOLUNTEER II
HIS MOTHER e'.~

LID MOInGH.
fhe following iottsr, among hundreds Of others, was
found a Winton. NJ O.. by a oosr Of tbs Union force
On tho late descent that place. We give vetasim d
sissw fair specimen Of tho intelligence and edu
cation OF the democratic whites Of the South
HD. QRs. 1sr BAIT. N. C.v.t
WINroN N. O., Feby II lo0s
DaAR MormR-.. with The greast pleasure that have
the opportunity Of writing you few lines TO you
that well and in hops that thss few lines may Hnd
you tho sane have nothing Of importance 10 write
you only have left camp Park Grove we left thear as
monday Morning and arrived hear tusday morning TO-
O'Clock maid out wary well unte monday night it was
80. cold that sudred a wary mutch in the cold Mo-
thie Do not Give your see eny about for
am making out wary well We Rr at PAIGE namod WntOn in
hurtfoot county on chowaa river we will stay hear
about three wsaks and then viii go to south Mills and
bee ready for the yankees we ar only hear to make
bockads acrose Cowsn river thear danger hear yet
a while but MOI how we have got Way good
houses to stay the adys treats wary Moe Cosin
william Sinner Is hear with his wife and children
ther no not how soon the yankees may got kill
how you all getting long and what the news Is at
South milb will bee thear at Portsmouth noourss
Of three or four weas but had live stay hear eny
whears If could hear from you all. we all are In fno
life and good sprst to meet the yankees and tho
boys that can doit wsh 10 god that rsgiment had
ba Ronoks Island IL they had we would had it yet
thors was no body to fight on onoks old Shaw run aud
did Jrdan and after the head Of cOrse the
prvsts had TO do the same Mother viii you pleas rite
me one letter II 1t ant but three lines writ and let
me NO how you AL getting along. Ii shoud get killed
in this unhoey war that's wAgs upon Gus by the Norhen
Government may god pardon my sins aud take me
in heaven whear thear will bee moro parting tear
Mother have bin wary hard 70 work ssnce bn hear
spkn old vessels and ters GROSS Chowan tho yam
kes wants TO com but they cant comet tho wa;er two
shallow.
Give my love TO al, that's aqaring about me and tel,
them that II never them in this wouxd hope that
may them In hevcn Mothier Write me f you pleaa
al soon ~ you get this Letter good by for while
This you sse remember mo and bear mo IN your mind
Tor still remain your aGsxinats son until death.
JAMES e. RABFORD
Mothior you premest mo that you going to send
pair OF homspun pants you 10 seud them Tor
am in wary mutch need Of them direct your loer TO
James Radford Hur9ood co c in car Of Cornell viii
liAins Batans Cop, l.