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Union Feeling In Tennessee.
IMPORTANT FROM PORT ROYAL
A DEMONSTRATION ON CHARLESTON,
&c., 60,
80,
Fort DoneIson Attacked,

Chicago, FeJ 1.-THE following is a special
dispatch u the Chicago TRIuuSE. dated
CAM On THE FIELD, SFAH FoRr DosHsoS,)
Feb. 10, 1870.
Fort Donelson Is invested by our troops. Our
liIea are formed from right to len, and from north
to south, nearly surrounding the fort. A heavy
cannonading and skirmshing have been going ON
since y o'clock this morning but, owing " the
extent OF our line Of action, little can he learned
Of the results hear, however, that the Captain
Of Company /, Seventh Illinois regiment has been
killed.
General McClemand's Division u operating on
the right wing, and General Smith on the lef,. We
have had but one gun boat n play upon the Fort
until just within the last half hour since when the
ether gun boats have been airing on the Fort.
The force estimated 70 be within the breas
works from the best information, is about 10 OOOO
No achievements arrive, as all communication
is cut off.
II is now thought that their len redoubt las
fallen into our hands. All the officers are act
ing with great yalor, exhibiting a feATlessness
highly creditable 70 our western army. General
Grant and stat have been riding along the lines
all the morning, regardless Of the grapeshot thai
Is being showered In all directions.
JPN, lsth-Ths cannonSding and stimulating
has continued briSkly all day, but has bean lately
discontinued. considerable number have been
wounded on both sides. The 9C4h LAdiAnA, which
'u'''ea boldly up " The entrenohmeats. had, dur
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FORTRESS Monroe, FEB. 13-Dispstches from
Memphis ~ Norfolk admit that the Federal Gag was
cheered on the Tennessee River by the people, and
a'sert thai the FedcrSs neither saved destroyed
any private property, no, even cotton.
Governor Ls,oher has Issued an order for the Tor
NATION Of Homo Guards for the defence Of Nor.
folk, Petersburg and Richmond.
Bishop Ames and Hon. Hamilton Fish return 10
B,ltimore the rebels refusing b receive them.
-Four hundred released Federal prisoners will
reach Old Poin, on Friday or Saturday.
The Richmond DeIpstch says sour Tennessee
exchanges give Ms gloomy prospects Of the future
In that part Of the ConsederAcy, Several leading
Journals Intimate plainly thai there ls really a
threatening state Of Affairs in East Tennessee grow
ing out Of the dolAtrous love Of many Of these pe-
pie for the old Union. The correspondent OF the
Menu his Avalanche writes that the condition Of the
interior counties is not improved by the lapse Of
time.
The people apprehended am nm eJiiats advancing
Of tie Northnen, and traitors 70 the South evince
their Joy in every villsge and neghborhood. Tie
Unonists are making demonstrations in many Of
the Northern counties, and even a, Memphis there
were exhibitions Of Joy the arrival Of the news
FROM Beech Grove. Armed bands Of Johnson's and
MaynArd's followers proWliug about in all d.
rections through the mountains In the remote
counties many have been sho, a, night in their own
houses who adhered 70 the fortunes OF the South.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 3, 1862.
Awp.,,y for Political Pri.oor-.

The Secretary Of War has issue an order
setting forth the a,tompts that wes made TO
destroy the Government, and the dfcotion not
only OF officers of the army and nay, but oven
Of the Judiciary and cabinet oiIicerss sud calmi.
rating in tho disAfFecdon Of whole
stattA Foreign aid wu also invoked TO
aid in the ruin of the country. N heso cir
cumstanccs, which could not hive 1cen fore
econ, and for which no provi,im vas made,
the President awaited himsolfof he Sxtraordi.
nary powers vested in him sDd tempo
rarhy confined in prison 'he persons OF
"a the rebellion has calmins,e, aud its power
broken, the necessity for the nprisonmont Of
those persons 10 loDgT exists, ad the Presidon,
orders their release on tL;ir giug their parole
not to give active aid to the ,bellion, and A
full amnesty will bo granted n all past Of
fences. The right is reserved, owevor, to OK.
oept these who have been cmpl, ed as spies.
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Roanoke Island Battle,

fortreH Monroe FEB. 10, ria Baltimore Feb
l'h'-The Sunbo.i Stars and Stripes arrived Til
noon from Gen. Burnade's expedition, with bsare
OF dispatches 10 the Government,
They report the route Of the reIcls a. comple,o
Three thousand prisoners were captured. and nj
their gunbosis burned or captured, excep, two
which escaped In the canal.
The Federal loas In killed was 20, wounded about
40. The rebel killed were about 30, and thei,
wounded less than 100
The advance from HAtteras took place on Wei.
nesdAy morning, the expedition consisting Of abou,
GO vessels. The fleet anchored of Stumpy Point on
that night and the next day proceeded 10 the an.
| trance OF Croton Sound
After reconnaissance the attack was Communal
ON Friday, the Underwater leading the column.
The rebel fleet was attacked and dispersed In hal,
an hour by the navy, while the remainder attacked
the land batteries. The hght continued until dark.
During the night ten thousand men were landed,
and on Saturday morning seven thousand moro.
masked battery Of three guns was soon dscoy.
cred by the administers, and was attacked In ron,
and on both TANKS. The 2lst qsth and 9Th Mas
'achuSetta, the 9th aud ois New York, and .he
10th Connecticut were psrti culArly engaged.
The Roth Massachusetts and the 10th Connecticut
suffered moAt severely.
Tho dght laated only tyxo nj. ,h,a. k.,,-- -,
tie ba,,erv vas .hsnJonaI VINO"
our troons nurU,a., and .,,,..,,.
e.nps. ,ook nea,,v ,ho vii. 'uo 'ooe'
O. Jennings wis., was ,sourdaI N,,I
twice while sndaavorIn, a, - - ""' '"o'
Col. Ru,selI. Of ,ba Io,h C,,r.a.,',,. ,,-
at the head Of his regiment
IIsu, coI yio;ar A. -,
zouaves, whose services vero y,,,r,.r, 80
killed "'N '4'
No o.ber offic.r. ,vara L,,lod .,.,,. ,L.,
Lieutenant, our ,o,al Ios, IN L,IIa1 49,, ,'
is lees 200, and the numho, q, ILL.,, a. -
90.
We took, altogether, over 600 prlsoror. 49,,
were about benr sen, 70 Nav York IN ,ho .
spaulding and o,b,r steamers A,,ono ,L.n, s.
about twelve or 6n.sn C,lnnsla Iio,,,enan, ..
els and Majors.
On Sunday afternoon A fee, OF 6nesn O,,nh,.,.
started for Elizabeth City. The place was .boad
and, having been evacuated And partlv b,,rn, hv
the rebel troops was occupied,
All the rebel iioet was sunk or burnt, s.csn, ,,v,
the Roanoke and Beaufort, which es ,apei up m.
canal. The Sea Bird, which was the aa9.hip o,
Com. Lynch, was run down and boarded. and The
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u'''SV'', 4 e0. It.-from official disna tch
es " the Navy Department. It iB ascor,aned tina,
on the evening o. the 10Th Of January the U. q.
steam sunboat Itascs captured the schooner Li.zls
Weston, Of Appaachioolp, loaded with Qo9 b.le, N,
cotton, or $4,000 pounds, bound for jamaica or .
market. She WAS sent in charge Of a prize crow IN
Philadelphia.
dispatch from Slip Island, January 10th, saws
that on the 2Sth Of December the u. 8. ate,nner
New London captured the schooner Gypsey. sbe
WAS discovered inside OF Horn Island Pass, end WA
chased and overtaken PascagoulA, when thu
crew deserted her and set ere 10 her The Are
however, was extingulshed before she had sustained
much injury sho Is Of about 20 tons burthen,-
Her cargo consisted Of cotton OF superior quality
which will be shipped on board the storeship Sun.
ply.
DbpAtches from Port Royal dated Feb. 9th. saw
that the Keystone State captured the British
schooner MARI oil FernandinS, laden with salt Her
charter party sufficiently indicated her intention 10
run the blockade. A small sum q money was found
on board, among which were bank bills and Ger.
hhc@tes Of deposit Ia the South Carolina and Ge1r.
gia Banks. shs has been sent TO New York.
Theie seems 10 be war among the advocates OF
different syatems Of me- icine. The Homo,o pAthsts
have sent petition agned by over twenty-five
thousand names, asking for the employment of
Homeopathic Surgeons In the army. The "oh
School" practice opposing this attempted limo
walton.
The President, today, on the recommend alton of
the Secretary Of War, nominated to the Senate
Col. Thomas A. Davies, Of the New York yolun.
ieers, AZ Brigadsr General, tor his gallant conduct
at the battle Of Bull Ran
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ARRrYKn I.AHT YYENINQ.

BrHAmnHP-Mssaaohus a. 3 gunhoAt Me-
Lnc,cn Smith, Oomu ander, Ship Island fco =
gHm-David Crockett, Burgess Ban Francisco
% days, with wool " Lawrence, oiles SO
bARK-Burrcuss,sr Ksi-en, tPru~isnl K'is
zen sunderlsnd e dsys' -i,h "a 1913, Nv
steamer with the STAR and strpes lying, supposed
che Sumter, bu, .fler discovering We we're No, an
American ycasel they boise she Oonieu@sse nag,
lowering The s,her, ssd len US.
BRIas-R.nbov, s,svens, Csrdenas Feb ?, with
bsbells Jews,,, Reed of Bucksport, from Ma
sansaa Feb 2, with sugar " Ward Co. 9th
FMS. Csryuford Reef Light bearing W " 10 miles,
heard heavy caunonadng.
Chss.slsia, Handy, Of tolisooro, I'm Ma,snEAs 1;
days, With sugar 70 Thompson Hunter.
BCHoosnRs-Hsnnsh Hst zach, from Long
leland Baarh. having pat Of the cargo OF schr En-
ma frum Ms,sp Eas, rccenily ashore.
Cuavsy, Merrill, Portsnd days, with healing
John, fru- risahs.hpor, with c,a tr II ~ton.
Caroline Knight Hal, Lubec, With hah, bound
Hannah Martin, sIsigb, Baltimore 10 days With
corn " the master.
Es,e, Fscmire, Brldgc,own days with corn v
sw Pcndor' Auirs Milton, Del 2 days with
'" ' BELOW.
Bark Ho,laud, white west I1diea.
Brig ofiscn Adams Chesapeake Bay days
SAILED.
Feh 18th a,aamahipa Philadelphia FOR KS
wet; Tho~ Sparks, Locust Point.Stips MAJ
lnry, tse.cd oriersl htn'ght san rsn'l1co' jun
I,slie Phila.ialp his: Rtchd Alsrp, Ant~erp; Anna
si.N Gitr.tar-Barks G,,den Rule. Aspinwall; ~
oopn. t-ealed orderly Lemuel, Shielosi Atisudea
oiecns.pvn- GAus. Bremen:
The ships Grea, Republic, FOR p eton: and AMI ,
yer, fur QAaguw, are Al anchor In Quarantine,
DISASTERS, &C.
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HJat,'s Lilo BaIsam.

nj, " s In It's most painful forms, aIao sor,
u,N eryslpeiNsI salt rheum, pimples, blotob.s- !
ulcers lever sores the worst cases Of diaeaes !, !,
S piSd, mercuria complaints, debility, Iver !.
.,lhhryS h9ipient consumption, &c, are most o.
tnniy cured by this great purifier.
HfATTS LIFE BAIsAM has curaJ ,bo,,..
VI S"Ses OF these and similar diseases, and n
nl'Ht certainly cure any which can he rascI
~ medicine, If taken In accordance with the dir.
uunA. " Sho ulfe
HYATTs LIFE BAIsAM cured Mr. n R,os
Grove 1t and n Clinton Market, Of inaamm -,
for years 'PPi
HYATTs LIFE RAI.sAM cured Mr. " n uo,,
a"Ck master, III Madison St Of terrific ulcer, Ne
lie had been In the Broadway Hospital sir mont,
AMI then thought N be incurable.
HfAII's LIFE BAL.sAM cured Mrs c. Cora i
ave and DIST at,oi scrufIlor kings evil The uc<,
nal destroyed the flesh from the neck until
windpipe was exposed. 1t cured Mrs Gore also'
dyspepsia.
HYATTs LIFE BAIsAM cured Rx.Aldsrm,
10 Kelley, Thirteenth Ward, Eastern Dlstrio
Brooklyn, Of Rheumatism, after he had been ind,
medlcal treatment In vain, and crippled foe month
Principal depot 246 Grand 81.
70 cents per bottle. 1877
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night At $50 PM, from Ship Island. The n
bal on board the cargo Of prize sch Donsr J. w.
Wilder, osptured by steamer r. r. Cuyier,
consisting Of coffee, lead leather, &C., and Ike
wise cargo Of schooner Gypsy, captured by
steamer New London, consisting Of 100 bales Of
cotton.
One Of the rebel schooners lately captured,
bad on board the cargo Of the rebel steamer Cal
houn, Of New Orleans, consisting Of $4,000 lbs.
Of powder, rifles, ,teei, &c, &C., which she
oaptured while endsavoring 70 run the blockade
at tbs pasess Of Mi.dssppi river.
Great credit IL due to the officers and crew Of
the Samuel Ruatan In capturing the Calhoun,
~ shs was fred In three places, and . slow
match applied 10 the powder by the rebels,
which vas extinguished They got her under
way and proceeded TO ~ithin Eve miles Of Tia
frigate Colorado, before receiving sAy ssss-
tance. The Calhoun is the privateer who cap
tured several Of our whalers last Spring In the
Gulf
There was but little, IL any sickness, among
the troops under Brig. Cen. Phelps, and thu
working party were busly employed 10 landing
guns, storep &c, and building wharves, &C.,
&c. There has boen one building erected upCu
the Island, uuder the supervision Of an oficsi
OF the Massachusetts,, for the storage Of naval
prUviSionr, &c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Laughing Gas.


FOR THE BENRFIT OF THE FIVE POI
HOUSE OF INDUSTRY
DR.. COTTON will repeat hts exhibition Il
novel and strange effects produced by inhA
l.AU CHING GAS, for the benefit Of this Charitt
Institution,
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE,
MONDAY EVENING Feb. II.
SIXTY GALLONS Of Gas will be adminLstere
TWELVE GENTLEMEN have volunteered y,
hale IL IN CONNER &c the entertainment. Not
will occur 10 offend ths most fastidious lady.
The efsct Of the GSs IL TO devolope the Inoai
minent traits ~ character.
DIR. COTTON has great pleasure In aunoun
that, in order 10 swell receipts for the House Of
dustry,
SIX LADIES
have consented g. inhsle the Gas
To add N the attraction, the first half hour
devoted 10
A CONCERT
by 40 PUPILS OF the Five r, ints House OF Ind
~ - '-t'ch ,hey will sing a great variety Of
.io' 20 and SOU stirring songs. They will show W
the Five Points can do. "
=, Tome and enjoy a rich Entertainment, and
Ticket Is cents. Open att. Commence Al
1900 felb asi0
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We have today Federal accouts OF the cheer
Ing victories at Roanoke IslaI, and the cap
ture OF Elizabeth city. Tho nmber Of rebo
prisoners is increased, the numor of killed and
wounded, Oh both sides, greay lessened, and
the enthusiastic bravery OF gu troops, undor a
CALLING fire, confirmed. The Ftcral forces have
captured Eden'on, al the enancs Of Chowan
river, which places Weldon, C., within our
grasp Reports from the expdition, however,
mention an intention 10 Iolrn to Pamlioo
sound tor further operations, nd possibly for a
descent upon the coast in thos,yaters,
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He! For the sost Of War!!!
RECRUITB WANTED FOR THE JAmnOn


This Regiment authorized By His KxoaIlsnaxl
Governor Morgan, and designated by him a the n
i hSEGiAENr HEAVY ARTILLERY, u In want 4
100 ABLE BODIED RECRUITS,
aged nom IS ~ 20 years, and Eot less THAI .,
inches in height.
The Regiment Is quArtered at the UNION BAR
RACKS, Ess, New York, and the beat Of raaions -
furnished.
A splendid uniform and liberal supply Of undsuS
clothing furnished immediAtsy and the auaho-il
ties give relief 10 the families Of recr1lltA
The REGIMENT Is intended FOR RArTisoa dina
and offers the advantages 70 recruits OF no ~
W field duty.
800 BOUNTY AT rHE EXPIRATION or nm WAaI
Headquarters, $50 Grand u, cor Bovury
EDWARD MURRAY, Coloa.i,
JAS. y. FARRELL. AdIutAnI hsii esiis
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Mr.. John Cosyman, respect able citizen Of
North Bellevillo, Esssex Co., n. j., aged 40
years, went to the house Of a neighbor uamed
Isaac Kingslard, on Wednesday last, and the
next that Wa kIown Of bin he was found well
terng in his blood, in KiDgland's house, with
right shoulder to tho lung, another on the back
Of his neck, and a third on the left arm. Mr..
CoeymaD, though almost cut in two, lived till
morning. and before he died charged his muir
der on Kingland, who is a carpenter, and a
man Of violent paeeiors whom intoxicated
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XXXvHth CONGRRss-scnate.
First Session.

Washington, FEB. l4.-Mr. Morrill, mel presen-
ted petition from from W. @. JewetI Of Colorado
for general opposition TO European influence; 70
Increase the navy; 70 assume the Mexican debs
and 70 proclaim the policy Of the governmeni 10 DO
70 crush Qua the rebellion, but nOs 70 interfere with
dAyery. -,..-
Mr.. Wllso. tMAss !. from the Mili,Ary COMMITTEES,
Ieportsd . bill V organize The Cavalry
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The Pacific Telegraph.

Chicago, FEB. l9.-The telegraph line hence tC
San Francisco, Is beginning 70 work through with
considerable regularity ard promptnes. Today
the public report from the New York Asso 'iatel
Press IN the Associated Press of m Francisco which
was dispatched at halfpast one, our time, pub
lished in San Francisco at half-past eleyen-two
hours ahead of time.
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vs. sn.irey deserted, and the grs-,s., panic ina
ginable prevailed
Our boat, were 70 soour the Sound FOR wins, boats
nigh, be hid away
Our killed did no, exceed forty n all, and about
two hundred wounded.
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JAS. y. FARREi.. Ad1a.ani Xo 80


IL, Resiment New York CaAsseur~--H...
JOHN CoCHRANk, Coonel.-loo able-bodied msa
wanted Tor THIS faVortte regiment now encannad m
beautiful Location near Washington. Paw. r..ions
DC will be furnished from day Of enlis,nan. sr.1
each man VIII receive Si0o bounty a the cloaa :,
the war. Those enlisng In this regimen, can ~
shsir pay drawn BY their fAmiliss in Ma wy
hsCnnng Once cor. Il. ave and 0,h q. Ls,,, n
W. LEE, Recruiting ofacsr. ala 'S., -;
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Iiou subvsrivs Of good order, might interpOs..
Bat the fact that they promptly repudstsd the
oouSe q their subordinate, shows that they
considered tho reverend gentleman could aafsly
be left 10 abide the decision Of his bishop, and
the silent growth Of that healthy public opin-
lon which sooner or later corects and Furnishes
all acts Of characterization, whether ecclesiAsti
cal or otherwise.
The abuse Of power, when entrusted TO i'm.
proper persona Is the peculiar curse OF times
like the present Tho best agents are not al
WAYS at hand. The worst, unfortunately, are
h~sys near. We must take care, however
when II unfortunately becomes necessary
70 employ them, that they do not sully 9
Just and holy cause by violence and wrong
We believe that the Government Is actuated by
an honest purpose 10 restore the Union, without
imposing undue vexauons on persons not in
military opposition to 1t. If It's subordinate
agents cannot perceive this and act accordingly,
they are clearly unfit for the position they oc-
eupy. In suppossing tiaa rebellion we must,
Il ". With 10 succeod, avoid the CON mission Of
acts which, whom porforned by governments
less enlightened than oar own, were cousured
BY the public opinion Of the civilized world.
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CHlLDRBs's MISUNDERSTANDING NJ
out ~ s,ho ! to-day, vii flock u Barnuu.'s N
nm, by thousands, to see that title Comm
Mutt, ard al tho other attractions cf the place.
LYorB MAGNETIC IrsEur Povpxz.
Tbs original and genuine article, will sxssr-n,
Reaches, Ants, and al vcrrnin. Free s.ou NJ
LY0Ns' MAGNETIC PILLS
Arc sure death W Rats and Mica Bold By an ID
sis's everywhere: d. 8. BARNES, Proprts.qt
Park Row. and "a Broadway.
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The sena,e's amendment I, the Us. Tre,
note bill WAS received and referred " the COb
tee on Ways aud Means.
The House resumed the consideration o. thu
val Appropriation bill.
Mr.. Sedgwick IN. Y offered an amendmef
propristing ffteen millions Of dollars fjr bull
additional gunboats.
Mr. s,dg~icS said that the Navy would take ,
fortified plsoe on the sou..... -, 6ous. w,hiu
months, N you will only furnith the meahs
gunboats already built lad proved perfect I'll =
Mr.. Kelly tPenn..l said that England was b
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BKooND DISPATCH,

FORTRESS Aowro, Fe0. i4-Ths expedition
YEA HasssrSs On wednesday morning, ,hs p,h Ina.
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OFFICIAL REPORTS.

HEAp.QuARTKRs DErARTsIrr oT NORM CARoLIsA,
RoASoKE ISLAND, February 10Th, 1892
To Major Gensrdl Geo. n Mcclellan, Commanding
United states Army Washington:
GEsn,AL IL have the honor 10 report that q
combine1 attack on this island was commenced
ON tie murhiDg Of tue Tth by the naval aud mill
tary forces Of this Expedition, which has resulted
In the capture u forts, 30 guns, 1000 pris-
uners, and upwards Of 100 small AIMS. Among
this prisoners are Gil. SHAW, Commander Of the
leland, and o. Jennlngs Wise, ,mmander Of the
Wise Legion. The latter was MORALLY wounded,
and has since del. The whole work was finished
~ the Afternoon " the sth last, ater nard days
h9htng by a brilliant charge In the centre OF the
Island, and y rapid pursuit Of the enemy " the
north end Of the Island, resulting in the capture
of ''e prisoners mentioned above.
We have hal N time ~ count them, but the num-
Der u estimated "a near three thousand.
our men fought bravely, and have endured most
MAJ fully the hbJdahips incident W Sighting through
swAmpH and d.nsa Tickets
1t Is enough " say tina, the ofi 'ers and mon Of
both arms of the service have fought CALAMITY, and
tie lans agreed upon before leaving uat!erAs were
CARED out.
will he ex used tpr saying, in reference " the
actb'n, that ! owe everyt ing 10 Generals Porter,
Reno and Parker, AZ more full details will show.
them pToSGy 1mc,: m OF s' ,Ss s9i a Az"
Col. Russell II the iOSh ,nnecliont reglment and
Lieut. Col. Victor DE Mpnte, Of the DEspeneu
HTay'A Both of them bought most CALAMITY
have the honor 10 be- General,
fyur obedient servant.
A. y. BURNSIDE,
"'s -"eh' Commanding Department OF
Nurth CNrOllnA"
Washington, Feb. IL. A special NASSAU yer
arrived this morning bringIno ,ha c,,,,,,ir,, ,,,
patchssi
- o. rLAa s,kANKR PHILADELPHIA
p,.,.I. 10y " hoAhohn lsLASD, FEB. Q. !
80 e is.Anu - OURS Inc military authorities
IT, loI VI, ye'srIay,
t. .t uleAh' OF defence were truly formidable,
M ssy were u7eI Win determination worthy
~ oe'ssI ,ase. lhey consisted Of two deliberately
oonstruc'ed works. mounting together twenty / wo
nnesVy guns three OF them being lVO.pounIers ri.
"o1' "
our O'her BATTERIES, mounting together 20 guns,
mHse ProPotu9n OF them being also OF large CALI
W = Hi so'ue OF t,eih tlned Steamers mounting