The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-15
Follow ing Is let u tie vessels All ,usr con.
naaders:

toli"Nlhs Is iist n Vie Vessels All TIER con-
naaders:
wahssh, Capt. Rodgcrr, JANIS Adgsr, Cap, Mar.
hi'g fhipl thand
SUI qu.h'nn'' Cep' Lard. Isaac Smith, Capt. Mich
Mobio'n, Capt. dourt in. Il lon, Cant, B,ds.
Seminole, Capt Gillis uirnn. Ii,u, Dorna.
paN.h,r', osp,. Dr,ytp' Empire CiD, Capt, BaK-
80 80 Ah.nlhN' uApt No. b. tar, transport,
ne, liz CT, yn"' dgers Marion, Clpt. Phillips.
DlehVlIIe' 1apt' Stdmsn transport,
KeYstJne State, Capt. Star ~ ths S,n IA. Cant.
LEROY, Cuns.v. tr.n.,,-,. ~
Flo,ii', Cap, G.lds5or. xcoioiisn, Cap,. GREY,
Hugh, trauspcrt ~
Ais5.ps, Capt, Lar Ter, % lyids'e' C.p, g,.,.
Ottaws, Capt. Stevens, trap-p n.
S'n'c' CIt Awu.eer, D son, C,pt Johnston,
pemhu a Cp,. Bi1h ICED, transport
Petlut.s, TAX. W. Ge-rge's Creek, Can't. -,
.nrukL trans f,ort
Penguin, CO, W. Biio,
On TIE - q March all I've 4 ~, with the ,z,ep-
tion Of We Wsut5b hri SIsq ithsuHa, entered ST.
Ano rev. 5 und
Arriving Il Ame.io l..,bd a, o 49,, II vas I.tritd
dvissilc No, I, Aitst pi h. gate tie ilir ate
channel ioadir2 ia,o Cirbersai md 4, 4.sni.
TEe 1'eI therefore, Cas-. anchor s,d vAltl !5r d,J
q o,.
Pa F-t C'ncu ,Le n,st morning. :, st, !
rp -. whi. w. con IT "'4cDi by' no % Hvr.-
net "a tower fnisurr } W. eutsrcj Cum OF. .r'
mi, ana u.u.d ~ Ic'l .ii-iLa I'll. lat.i ,. d, Il
"a NE ~ sue o. Anis!is lssu1 a1u, ,pp1i u..n
thu side 81 - the "a w, an ancient 5psusl ..
''u eit ~ nsis' "f OF rs quaiLt I'D hu.apg I.
t'.R iht lfaerF 90. sfI.. orr Gag SaB airr,ty
''a'iig 's'r iot' Clue, ..t t,s ne'vy D@rbsas
gum Il .Watd att rom - We iia A. vi walls
The ~ y 81 letrt. lima - my H'v -evs al
nfsd Ioi a'btr thsn . la'rr s'zei Sew Eur'An VII
3D., - s.uIt2 p b tua.tsHt-. Tie i. Uses are t'.
- ..ts, AM t.o I.'.e presents g. II ,li Zee
t.rrs.
tror 'andrE, we m,inI 1, Gno., Entirely deaet,
-, Lsi mrrsti..n {. q whit p'pr.e Ioms.tuy -
-" P.nr@. SOM ~ these Vere mon i,en, a
20 ma ~ .su .ts'1el !. At Ihe sans dps, .ptC sway
pf'ys - uld o. t.sewAe.e n ice > llth. Free
tft'tH Yssb tslEpb VITA ttrm. ono man. a
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80, ttttLrt shfpa.tfsI o. -. t.-f ant b4- ~ lao
t,H~ Aec"gsc he .'t.NreI H1 enc and. H. wa
g.si " hi.i owe, To- hoy we're .s'us g. itat 100
H'l a. 20 tGrt, DIV, u.xt We *
i.r guo.'G; OH,VI. Capt. Stevens, wh'sl went
NlltEL ;: hru!es'- S.unr AIi rsaclei us-s be-
'.e Hn- = ma, a. tie lsi, very ur.~ it,
teifrpilE trgH ~ csr,, .o.i, a will cit a. add
a'h. H. ilsn y l. VI pc sud Cui JpBrpl Fi1ae-
fAn "'u We To- Wriand d the 'urcer On The
uI-.d. At triin approached the brio q. several
O. H,t we're d'tgt aigrd II tie HI.boai, wu.f sup,n
CaIt. 81 YEA 3D. stit t.tn ashtL Wsi"r hlrtt over
th" rear car ah' silir two men !nslen ,y. Tneir
ian 90 wee savage AMI 1hut pR.I. Tla Ottawa
hOs,r'r, sue s'ca.d IN intcrC .pii1 q su,I steam,
b. ~, nsrlsi H." Dar ingt "a. VIII .. was leaving,
/. ai,d wish families. Tuegilblh serecs ~ yiuv
TIE Oiiaua- sfte- placing lag ovcr FIri inch,
iEoceei'd up the 81 Msry's River without watin.
suiv,d.
Gen. Wright, having landed two sections " Ham.
iltnh's B.uery, under command u Capt. d. X Ran
b m ana Lieut. \. yes e-tab ishei h, nes iquItLsrs
% tne house ormsrly occrpiet b. Yuiee, and issued
te follc wing order;
uIN.r TmEp HRiGApH E.C)
Fi1.N'rDrHA, FtA NArch ., 1863.
GESErAL CRsia No. 10.
I. All pctaors, whether white or oo,o,ed. now IN
Amelia l.iAnd, and not c,unoc,aI with the army or
navy, will imm' diaislJ present themselves At the
'ihco % the Prov a, Msrsha, in order that their
names aud reader cas- may be rfC4terei aud their
tert'nB and prupsity prot.Ctsi. Auy rsrs,n f,l.
INK T. G imply with this order, .wi be arrested and
dealt win as an enemy Of the Government, Of the
United SiAtes.
H. No prrsu ns will be allowed IA the streets be-
'wees ile hours Of ta,Oo and rovsillo nsr viii any
one he per m,ed 70 pass tho pick, ~ Wtaou, written
petuission from ihese Hsadluarteri.
Ily cI1nmBnd Of
Brig. Cen. H. g. wRnur.
q. W. FosTEE, Asst. Adit. Gen,
Ia c1n'lliNnre will this order, nearly 100 resi-.
dents IA and scout FernsndinA Registered t1eir
Lames, and ask ID pr1ts,tiun.
1hA lace Was very strongly fortified, and the
'aei q a'hg II without struggle shows iaat tue
rebcs arr losing a confidence in their power TO
s'srd agBinst uz. The rebels len beh nd them
about 20 guns Of heavy calibrr, spiked, aud some
di7mouited and The Carriages burned: but the
spikes IAN be easily removed, and the guns niads
s,i vcfaele ss'ip. They All IT. guns, Il heavy
caiDrf, and one Is q l20-pounder. Besides Fort
Chnch, they bod several strong earthworks AMI,
a.
tl' Of a better defense than was Port X iyal
On the evening OF the 9th inst the gunboat OF
lava re,Grntd, aier ascendiHg the 81 Mary's river
| " a oiStAhco 81 thirty miles pat St M.rJ's They
ftIou 'he river very narrow In some parts and
winding throi gh woods thick that the b1u.hs Of
,he trees each side % the channel almost touched
| each other. Having navigatei ~ far IA a Judge
Alhuriis place, they tund the river obstructed and
could % Io further Here the officers went ash re,
| WERE received Hospitality by the Judge, who OK.
pressed Lin .st glad ~ see them, out could uut re-
/ celye them ~ friends. lie EXPIRE. sell great sur.
| prise D. ihe hgtt - tie guhlol,, never having
seen go large a yefsil 10 far up tbs river before.
tpcu returning To- their bat they found an old
1 negro ere. who T. ii them that word bal been
| sent a. Jacksonville and Madison for troops b.
| come down and intercept them. Fore Sarnel ~
danger, they kept bright !ook Out their return.
Unfortunately their vessel got aground and the de-
Jay caused by this I-1sd some reba r. lie
| men time TO collect In thick woods upon banks cf
| Vie river, and open heavy hie upon them from
| the cover OF the ~ood. The gunhrats returned tine
| fire with grape and canister, which proved very
elective, killing many of'he rebels, and scattering
| them tLr, ugh the woods. A'ter some u1.le delay
| they managed " get their vessel OF again, And
proceeded down the river, harrassed all the way by
| lilcmen concealed IN the woods, Tney escaped,
| however, without suffering any seVera injury, only
four men being slightly wounded.
| ana informed that there were some 900 troops
| on Amelia Island, but Dr. Lungren, surgeon in
| the rebel army, who was captured while eude .yor-
ing 10 escape on the steam boat Darlington, tells rue
| thBt there we're not more than $40. This latter
statement am inclined 70 doubt however.
| General Wright will occupy this place, but Com
| modore Dupont intends 10 push on, and two expe-
ditons have already started 70 different points On
| Ihe coast. We are truly hemmiug in tina rsbss
with wall OF FIRE. You will shortly hear OF other
1 POINTS On tie coast Ia our possession.