New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07
OPERATIONS IN FLORIDA.
THE ATTACK ON NORTH EDISTO
vyIoE PRISONERS IN CHARLEsToK
A "mfRRIElhC" IN SAVANNAH RIVER
GEN. HUNTERS GENERAL ORDERS.

NJ. Tinted s,afes transport Atlantic, Oliver El'
dridco. commando, from Port hoyai Ap'" >,
n m. with mails and passengers, arrived AT this
mott last night We are indebted 10 ParseE J' d.
Furiham for fayoIs.
The Atlantic brings the following named persons
ss passengers;
rsoep Il W. shs,wsn $50 CIT s4 Tsa,. ~
O NJ u s A.; Capt Haskell L. :. A cspt MGffan' T.
a A. Lieut. & a. Merrill aid % canp to Gen ShrIi,ei
Lent Col Reynods. GoveruieIt Agent; w o. waco, %,
S n Nm s,dyrp steamer ctcis1; John Fe, steamer
Cosmopolitan !. 3. Litlshcd ID y " Vols H. A. hSo
Bl,nv,. Lieut o. Brousu 3.th Y Nols g. J. J. ii,e
L. narrinston v T.; q. ". poa,aud, bo'ton; s. 6iisss
6 Taylor y Y, g W CaTPeres O. d. o, SS pom ,o,
Vols; Dr Wooster 8;h Mich Vols Lieut. J. H. Sbtg -
Hersy Z. $ surgeon y H. TeaEbsn "a \. Nols
Brigade surgeon o ; hinhail CeP O. r. Mqpohh9 On
CLASS. Vols c. " imd >h y. 81, s3@ L's's o, DE- -
Lieut. Leaveny orb = a. Cart L. Msthe"s ~. v
Vols Lew a. -, Cart e Eictos r Hamilton, L. ) ~.
d.. y. P Cummings, T. s \; NJ McDonso, y; : y
M boyle Broeslyn . D. Davis J. Hsi'tesd syIsease
n j. s,agFck, ". Y; Jim Deuni., L. 5. NJ = brown
i TIssten rs Gen. Stevens and daughter Mrs. NJ C.
Donah ~ c. Cornber. \. y; Gen; A. A. Len'e Dr bow
csS' Fo.,er' Can't Hogerty, 4 " Kelley 4. N. "
Goe ara Boston Cspt J. rhig. steamer a.ay s9"ei Lew
n w Green J. Tsnusu y l.; Don Ameio. Mrs. Capt II
Sndes chiio.rr AID nuTses NJ moor, e. ~ "pt JVi
j.
Ylsins Mas
The following is Inst Of vessels at Port Royal:
H. 4 steamship Nice clan, a q. steamers '9hlw D.
Rakr Locus. Point French; ParkertuIg, HOFFMAN foto
rlse J. Eldridle Msyi'wer tody Cosn'loHsn CfooAer
Flora; loudlras hcsef.laD; sip 'uinnngs JAIN
Texes schr pakOlana, Wheeler; belh j. uhr'op
bril- EzbetL, Irunbull tchr C. H. Nea, AeaaeisVn ScLf
At FeasaGna L. s. steamship Ts0neei steamer George
Al Jacksonville sea,nsr Belydce sloan schrs. Avn Lev
ere. and NJ still; gunhosts Otss. Iembiuh and SenecG
ssptured steamer aIlson ana tue ceeosed JsSA' AMER
lca Isi.ed by TIC United States naval forces
Fer the iist Of vessels at Fernandina and Jackson
Vile we are indebted tohe Purser of the Cosmopoli-
tan, who left jacksonville on the lst of April. A
jacksonville our forces were monentaIiy expecting
an attack from the Rebels consisting Of two hissls
xippi ginents and one OF Florida guerilias, with
troop CT horse and battery Of artillery Brig.-Ge
Wright, commanding the Union forces at that place
WAS confident Of being able 10 sustain himself, an
protect the town and the inhabitans The majority
whom are No.therD men and loyal citizens. De
serters, who come in daily, represent the condition
che Rebel forces as tesperate-bsng entirely out o
food and rel iug upon foragiag for sustenance.
Al the request Of Flag-Oiicer S. +. Dupont, tie
Atlantic, on leaving Port Royal, passed around the
stern Of the u. S. frigae Wabash, in order that {
parting ealae might be given to B-ig.-Gen. Sher
man, which was done by the crew Of the fdgate
manning the rgging and giving three hearty eheer7'
April ), at 9 a. H., exchanged signals with barks
r. C. Kirkland, and Mary C. Dyer, both bound north.