The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28
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geptfeur an 10 entitled to NO ronrtesy from ne.
The Ren tleraans N hpuers (Ccvode's) wsre TO.
II such o character 20 10 enti.e him 10 suah
soorrte.y; oad hat, irs.ead of nesting tho
charge csU ongnt 70 have bsen met, he on.
vote) iuduieed in threaihire and infamcus
lpsinustors. Ire time had gone BY for All
that No man could thus row be sileucsd.
Mr. B'sir, Of Mo. asked the sen m
mt VaIlsndis hsn) whether he " a. responsi'
Die for the casrse he had made.
Mr. Vallandisham re;tliet that be stafad
1t ~ a rumor. In plyirga charge aGAasS tne
Department. He wanted informaion 20
chow the necessity for the passage o' tni'
bill
mr. Blair, Of M. said the remarks asain't
this measure we're unrsA-onaoie.
eIr. vaIsudiehsm eid enough had ceen
Disclosed hy the Investigating comm! tee r.i.'
tive - frauds 10 1usufy him III reIs' tins u
rnnoTs OF this kind w3uu an' 30 20 iHs ~, VA .hs
Sart Of virtu ous ire,sna Ion 2:tsT n maks OF
eFis encs produced by The Comintt'ee or Gov:
srumert Contracts
su,horittss ousht 10 "a nish some 10 form ton
uy,or which Congress should act. ROB dy
coaId fail 10 zee ia the streets OF washington
men who ouSh. % be with their 1~ti nsnts,
Who were alter the trst drafts n pom tue rrea-
The Uommi;'es then rose and reported the
bill 10 the Il ouse, with recommendation tkat
IL pass
Tas PAIL OF RoRf PrLAsxt.
Late Nor rthern pa pars con cain fuil accoun n
OF the bom bardmeut and surrender Of Fort
PrIe,ai, which. 1t seens, " as proceeded by tha
following correspondence betwssn the Fsds
rsl com m snder anu Ool Oims,sad:
EkApa'Rs. DxPAa1xssr cP SOCTa.
TyS.e Island Ca, April 10. lss2. !
re tAe Cossssond ding OEcsr, Fort Pnlas1i:
SRI hereby demand OF you the iin IN sdiate
surrender ngd restoration OF Fort Pulaski ~
the authority ana possession of the United
states.
This demand is made with a view 10 avoid.
ing, If possible, the tffu=ion Of blood, which
,pust ssult from this tom harinent and alta Z
now IL readiness 80 be Opened.
: he nuub-r, csiibre and completeness Of
the batteries surrounding You, leave m d. u lot
as 10 what IN cst result Ia case of refusal and
as the defence. however obstinate, must event.
uaily succumb TO tie sssaiiine force at my
a.spo.al, Ii Is hoped YOU will see at to avert
the useless W ISIS 81 life.
This Communication will be carried IN you
under q nag Of truce oy Iisut. J II. Wi.eon,
Un!tei STATES Amy, who authorised TO wai I
any period no. sx ssclnx thirty minutes from
delivery for yonr answer.
have the honor to he, sir, y1ur most ohsdi-
snt servant, Dawn EUNrEE
Major General Commanding.
ERxpLY1
HBADeDAEraAs FoBr PrLAexi,t.
April 10. lts2
Mejar.Sen~ai David Ruxser, commanding on
I; beo River
sir--i have 20 acknowledge the receipt OF
your mmuaicatioa of ;ni. cnta demanding
lie unc.IditiCn2i 81 surrender + Fort Pulaski
IL reply can only say that am mere TO
defend ihe fort, not 70 surrender il.
have the honor 20 be. very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
Coloael First Volunteer Regiment OF 4eor.
ga, Can -naadtrS post.
In ths two days b?m o1rdmeut, according
b. the Northern accoaat., the C0nFsdera,ss
had one man killed and foar Wounded, and
the fsderals had ore man fi;Ied. Il will
1osi toe Yankee Government $50 900 20 put
the fort il the s2Ins condition OF defeaos II
was prevtous 10 tina engagements. THIS HUN
Der OF prisoners taken By tns enemy il $50,
inclndirS the commander, o. 4 and line ofii.
cers. The Yanxee writer says thst "the
troops in the fort marched cut aad stacked
their arms, and she officers surrendered their
swords and small arms 10 Major Haipirn
with few remarks as hey laid down their
weapons. Ths II GERS were greatly chagripsd,
Of course a. the result. but talked ss boldly
ard defiantiy as ever"
Te,ns Of Capitx ,ation.
Tka follow ( are tRe terms " cGpitulation
agreed nron far the surrender TO the forces ..
The United States Of Fort Pulaski. CocKsour
I.!sEd, Georgiz:
Article 1.-The fort, armament, and g.rrl-
son TO be surrendered to the forces OF the
United States.
n
rison T. be allowed to take with them all thei,
private effects, such e. clothing, bedding.
books. DC this - not 70 include private wea.
pons
charge OF tie hospital steward OF the gar rison /,
TO- be sent nader Il ag of truce to tbs Confed
crate lires, and t tbs same time ,hs men tc
he allowed 10 send any letters they may de.
tire, sabJ' 'ct to the inspection Of Federal Of.
a 'et.
Signed this ll.h day o. April, 1853.
CsAs. II. OLnsr1Ap,
Col. First Vol. Rsg't Of Georgia, Fort Pulaski.
c, a. GILMORE,
Brig adisr. .G.nsFs. voInn tesrs, comnan ding
United States for ces, Tynee Island. Ga.
The document was sent to the distric, com.
mnndeE, and GccoE panied by the 70 lowing
communication from the General of the at
tacking brigade:
FoKr PrLAsKT, GA, April Il, 1852
Genera! II. 4 Bs|Adm, Commanding No-,h.
era Disrics . eparIment Of the South, Ty.
bee Island Ga
Sir have the honor to transmit, herewith
the terms Of capitulation for the surrender to
the U.i ed States Of For. Pulaski, Ca, signed
by me This llth day OF April, 1854
trust tn ESQ terms will receive ySur appro.
val, they being 50 bstantis'ly those authorized
by yen IS commander Of he district.
The fer; hoisted tbs white a ag at & Quarter
before two o'c ocx this afternoO after a re.
sistance since eight O'Clock yeeterdey morn.
lag 20 the con,in uous fre OF our batteries
a rrectics be breach In the walls was m sce
in sighssen and half hours, firing BY day.
iigh..
/ have the honor to be, very respect fully,
your mOst obsdient servant,
:. q. A. GILnoxs.
BIZ OF GOOD 01IRR.
The article which we copy below from the
Millsdgeville Csios is worthy the considers.
ton OF every cit:s N OF the Confsderacy.
There is nothing In the MEns Of the times
,rua, loyal citizen, who en- tered into the revo.
luEiop with tho determination TO ash through
IL, no matter waGt the cost, will be 6isconr.
age5 by anything that has hap;sLed In tho
last few weeks. II Il city IL taken here, ana
& tCwn there; defeat At one place. and II
surpriss 81 another /; II a fort Is surrendered
End IL garrison takeu-these, We admit, are
heavy blows; but they ara as straws agains.
a mighty Current-they do not impede the
revelation. Which Goss on. and vii. go on,
Wniie there - ap army In the field krOnnd
which to concentrate the Eciiliols Of brave
nssits tnat Will yet press on to the str n, q.
iaxin9 towns may have beea 4 capt:ya rir Z
lae. M wltn 'ne Yankees; but thsy have airsa.
~ iouho IL nov worm the candle Il Irsady
they have left sever al places. winch thew -nni,.
not keep wthcot garris0.; aud 10 garrison
the housandS OF cities AID ,ovvn. .hrt nteht
.sIi ihto tneir nAnds would prove HI exp Il.