The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-21


draw.
rne nf our shells immediately under
one of the enemy'senns throwing the gun
and ho,iies of the gunuers high in the air.
A o,ea. number OF dead and wounded
could be eel. carried mp The hi.
Com Foote's wound is slight.
The st l.nnis WAS struck fits seven
times, the Loni vile 'hiri, five, 'he Plus
bu,gh sent, one. aud The Caroi'do'et
twenty six times.
ST Lonis. Feb II
Further official sdv;re> from For, Don.
nelson sav that Gen Fk,,d e>cs,. 4 dur
, ing The nigh, -n,! tie rei.-l> in the For,
denounced him rs black hearted traitor
aud coward.
The enemy are known Ia have had 40
| 600 troops, II 900 If ~hon are oar prs-
ouer>. Five thousand escaped ard the
balanre "re ieln,r,ed killed. wounded or
otherwise Disabled.
! Our loss i. not stated hu' the slaughter
in our ranks is meniole,i rs l. Iibly So
we're.
ST Louis Feb. Z.
The casualties on hoard The gunboa at
! Fort Duuue,Sun are a. fellows
! ST. Louis killed inclu,ling r X.
R,i-y, Of Cincinnati 2 .ouuded, among
them Lieut.. Kendall slightly. ...s
The L"uisviiIe-5 sailors killed, four
Slightly "ouudede1 and 'wo severely, esch
having hu'h arms shot away.
On the rarorinlei f,,u: killed and six
badly Wounded, incniing VIM Hunter.
| pot, and twh severely =
On P,rtsiuig two, ounhel.
TIE force en- ror,e for Fort Donelson
l'a'! mostly come uP and were located on
tie left.
Gen lew Wallace with he Sh Mi...u.
ri and Lib Indiana arrived IN FIni,v.
Fort Monroe. Feb. i6.
By a flag Of truce to lav we learn that
For, DoneISnn was surrendered TO Gen.
Graut yesterday ,.-
Generals Pillow, Floyd, Jnhnstnn. and
Buckner were taken, with Is 900 other
prisoners.
We are also il formed that fighting has
been going on near Savannah, and that city
has probably been captured
Washington. Feb. II.
Official bulletins Annnunre rha, Gen.
Mcclellan has Received dispatch fully
J confirming tie capture Of Fnri honei>on,
li-l,atch-s from Gen. Giant ,u Gen.
II4I!erk announce The surrender of Fort
pore!>"n. with $4,000 r'i>orers. inclu.
ding Johrston, Pillow and Huckner
81. I.nHi>. Feb II.
Fort Donel,on surrendered At Q O'Clock
Yesterday morning TO the land forces The
gnnb"a's ~er" present III HE time.
An immense a:n"nn' of war material ia
among the trophies Of he victory
Floyd skull ell away the night before tho
snrrender.
: The gunhost Carond"Iet, Capt. Walker,
| arrived>at Cairo with the news.
. A large numher Of orr wounded have
been brought TO the Paducah aud Cairo
hospitals
r This ritv is wild with excitement and
5 i"v. The news VAS read nj The Union
: Merchants Exchange The Star Spnnyl.d
Banner. F az Of our Union, and Red,
i Waite and itiue. were sung hy all p'esen,.
! af."r Which The, a''j,u ne'l and matched
j I" the army headquarters 1900 or 1900
+. >trong. where lhtee rnu>ing cheers we're
giver for Ela''pck and Fo"re
# lIailerk appeared at rhe window md
u thanked IA. ,4orIe for th.i,. h.ari,, d,,,
r nrs;rarinn, an,. sai II ,.nr,i.4,, wien
3. | came here that with y,r.r ia would
,;rive tie enemies of cur f,n from ,our
:. Si.re. Ills a. been dure. ard ,hay ars
virtually nu, II Kentucky and soon all hs
y on nf Tenue,,...
;Mn1e Il GERS were Given for the Crion.
the Star Sprngsd Banner repeated, aud
tina crowd .ii-r.rseil
in or. Holt wa,,, FIR ioy wlen he hoard
'he n-w-
N.i,v sores nra ,lnssI ard ,ha CITY '.
i.-,ug .it-,nrat-.i ~l,i i.rS. ant eriicnces
nf pr.a1 i,v ar. e,e,ywl,.i- uaute-r
Gov 'Ya,p. ST.. I,.,.., suj Apd;,,r
. D,In;s nf l,Iirn;. Iptt t,r Dnr.i-np this
a VI 70 look after nh. wound.d I,iuoi.
, troops.
A rnan;siiion ha. been made for ali
steamboats, III This vicir,y 10 be- held in