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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Nothing Concerning Fighting In Eass
Tennessee-The Order Relative - Re-
eulfetmruts.

WASHINGTON. Saturday. Dec. 10, 1869.
The Star has the following:
THE authorities here have dispatches from Gen.
Grant at Chattanooga dated last night, at o'clock
They do indicate any recent change in the state OF
Affairs there. Gen Grant il in constant and direct
teegraphic communication with Gen. Foster ct KNOB
Vile ard had there been fighting between Longstreets
forces and ours puuing him-ss the press dispatches
from Cincinnati stste-tien. Grant would doubtless
have sen. snch dispatches here Tie fact that he says
nothing about any such engagement or engagements
induces the belief that the statements via Cincinnati
referred 10 above ara much exaggerated"
CHATTANOOGA. Saturday. Dec. le. 1863.
The order that tbree.iourths Of the aggregate
Of the regiments must reenlst in order to get
farloughs almost stops enlstmentin many cases more
than fourth being either in the hospital or prisoners
and the want IN get home before the holidays so
~ 10 spend them with their families and friends
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THE WAR IN wRsT.vIRGINIA.
The Affair near UpPervilie-Repersed de-
attraction Of the Railroad Between
Stanton sud Gordousville.

BALTIMORE, Saturday. Dec 10. 1863
4 dispatch to The Baltimore american dated
at Harpcr's Ferry last evening says;
Just a. tho mail is about 10 close detachment Of the
I'D Pennsylv Cavalry has brought in Col Carter Of
the LIST Virginia Cavalry and six other prisoners cap
tured yesterday ct UpperviDe, fauquier County.
Messengers from Gen. Suivans cavalry. beyond
Winchester report that Cen Averil and his cavalry
were in Stanton yesterday and tore up the railroad
for six miles between that place and Gordonssile.
This IL very important, true. 1t lacks confirmation
however.
CRAEIFsrowS Va. Thursday, Dec. H. 1863.
Notwithstanding the terrible inclemency Of
the weather in these mountainous regions Gen. Sul
vans cavalry doing good service in the Shenandoah
valley
Yesterday g squad Of thirty Rebel prisoners were
brought nom the front and the cry is sti they come
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TIE GGNBOAT DAYLIGHT BIOWN
UP m TML REBELS.


Meet Of Her Ome~r. msd Grew KILLED.
FORTRESS MOsEor Friday. Dec. j., 1853.
TO Neor EcKERT.
The Assistant Superinle ndent Of United States
Marine Transport alton las us' arrived from Beaufort
10 The spaulding.
twas reported there .hst the United States guHbos:
Dsvgb, had been blown up by the Rebel
Another sunboat lad chased bAcksdeI nnncTashore,
ard the pssliebt went in 10 take possession OF her.
when Rebel battery sed On the shore threw
,.sH into the Dayl GIFTS magazine completely destroy
iug her aud killing most of her officers and crew.
There is 10 positive confirmation of this affair but i,
IS believed by tie naval officers at beaufort
LT SHELDON, Capt. aud Asst supt.
yhcDayIisht was propeller Of 40 'gns register
built in this city il eJe Of the Eastern freight
Lpcr and was one OF the lust steamers purchased D>
ale Navy Department At the outbreak OF The Rebellion
She was sent to the North Atlantic bockadi1e squad
ron in the month June 1861. Del armament consist
cd Of eight guns AT the reduction Of fcIf Macon she
WIS The flagship OF the naval hotilla. She captured
seven prizes AID rescued the shp John CLARK from IN
der file IRE Of the Rebel batteries at Lynn Haven Bay
Virginia.
Tie following i. a list Of her officer:
Francis s. Wells. Voluntce- Lieut. Commanding.
John H. Gleason Acting Master and Executive
Og,csr
Theodore werchof Acting Master
Henry ". Rogers Acting Assistant Pay master
Fredf NJ Deasbourne Acting Assistant surgeon
Jose w. Willard and WIN. H. Penield, Acting En-
Wu. II. Beat Acting lst Assistant Engineer. 81,
(bas. o. Morgan and r. o. Biightmsn, AGING al
Assistant Engineers
VIM II. Crawford and JohnT. Hilard, Acting 10
Assistant Engineer.
Charles AtnOre and J. NJ Sims. Acting Masters
Mates.
W. r. La Forge. Captains Clerk.
Fredk. s. Hodges. Psymasier's Clnk.
George wilkins, Surgeon Steward.
BALTIMORE. Friday Dee 10 1853.
The regular letter from Fortress Monroe says;
1.-The steamer Spaulding, from horehead City on
Y,ldsy night reports that iBst before sailing. news
reached there that the gUnb0at Daylight had been
Nown up by shel from for Fisher exploding in her
Magazine
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CAIRO. Saturd.

CAIRO ShtINday, Dec. IT. IFI.
Little Rock, Ark, advices of the 9th instant
state that the fear sttack tha, place is no longer
entertained.
The Rebel Gen. McCres, who has been ranging be-
tween tho Arkansas and White Rivers, was attacked
some time since ut Jacksonport by Col Black OF the
ID Missouri, and the enemy were repulscd. Col BLACK
captured three pieces Of artillery
Gen Carr has assumed command Vi the Second Di
vision Of the Army ~ Arkansas
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FROM TEXAS.


BOSTON, Saturday. Dee. 10, 1863.
The special correspondent at Ncw-Orlcans of
The Traveller under date of the 10th inst says Gen
Washburne holds the coast Of Texas from the Rio
Grande to within 100 miles Of Galveston Another d
vision OF the 18th Corps starts for the Texas coast to-
day and the expectation IL that Galveston IL the next
place to be put down In the history Of the war US having
been reduced by the Unionisfs.
0cu Franklin /. still at New iberia with about four
divisions Gen. Wertle goes North TO Join Gen. But
Ter command IN few days. II 10 not known who
lakcy his place vet
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CAIRO. ILL.,, Saturday, l

The steamer Belle arrived here from Memphis
this morning under a strong guard She was seized al
Memphis by the military authorities. she was charged
with landing passenger a. other tlsn military posi-
who was afterward captured with carpet sacl nleu
.t ,o,cnsson caps for the Rebels. Tho persons
in Memphis who furnished the caps were also uie'Nu'
and ,heI stVck taken DVSssssion VI
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LEAvirIsvILLE, Pa, Saturday. Dec. IL. 1853.
Major-Gen. Burnside and staff left Cleveland
for New York at 10 o'clock this morning. via the Allan
tic end Great Western Railway. Mr.. I. W. Kcnnard
very handsomely rendered them the use VI hit private
car " take them Through.
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WHEELING. Saturday, Dec. II

WHLEIIhG, SbIufduy Dt' To IcV''
The steamer Pnma Donna struck on sunken
ss4i barge eighteen miles below here, this morning
sGlilg ~ u. osbiD fooT. No lives were lost
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sales Of Cotton ~ Memphis.


-Four hundred and sixty-six bales of cotton
were sold at Memphis the 10th inst, Of Gncbsseed
prices The receipts were "a baless
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NEWS PROM RICHMOND.

Letter or q Southern e1-Sfnstsr - His
Fpicnd-Ho Acknowledge the Ssrsits
70 which the Csnfedersey 10 new Placed
He Rxplsiss she Cssses 81 Is-Msw
the CsnEcdeyscy can he supplisd-Lesg.
street Quoted as ~ EIsmple-A New
Army Of 400, 900 Men t. be Orgspized-
Refusal Of Johnston - Take the Place
OF -Besureysrd His Probable
suec..sor- Finance Of the South.
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From late Southern papers We extract the
following:
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IsE PRISONERS RESCUED BY CITIZENS.
Government officers Rendered Powerless.
Five United States Ships-of-War Of
the Harbor.
Proceedings OF the Pirates Amer
the Seizure.
HIiIr.s FRIDAY. lee. ls ,sss

kALrA1. friday, Dee. ls 1858.
be- GR'os WHY'S See'st''y u re Nag, Wo'.'nstsS
The Chesapeake has beeu transferred to the
rr,rsh authorities.
fwrx,.u;r home M ouc,-
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The regular letter from Fortress Monroe say

The steamer Spaulding from Moiehead City %
Yrldsy night. reports that just before sailing new
reached there that the gunb0at Daylight had bee
NOwn up by shell from Fort Fisher exploding in be
Magazine"
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CAswui-wHnnoRs On Sunday, June n by the Rev.
Vim. Day at the residence II the brides PARENTS g.
CAs<wtiL 70 CHARior1E e. eldest daughter OF L. b. Whit
more, ESQ.,, all OF Jersey City.
Tx eorSr-SHA~vs --On Thursday, June IS At Trinity
chapel Twenty fifth street BY the Rev W f. fivenbrcdt
~ ~, WILLIAM v liz COUNT 10 NAVY ITuEy, eldest dauqh
ter OF John Sbanks, N. H.. all ~ this city.
Glasgow tScotlsnd) palefs please copy.
MEiIisR-L.E.--tn Wednesday, June IL, by the Rev.
Mr. Harny, Mr.. SAMUEL MrrnER TO Miss LOUISA CLARK
all a Jersey CITY.
lrlIr--!cLlScsBxAD On thursday, June II, by the
Row William Y. Tompkns, Mr.. RI HARD ". PRATr 10 Mas
caro- me L. HoiiiN.snEAD, al az Brooklyn, r. d.
RrDfm n-foEsIER.--At Williams burg, l. L. on Mon
day evening June 10. by the Rev r Baker, assisted by
the Rev. = ~. Neeker HESpy Wells RDprrlp Ia rtpa
L,yiSiA dal2hier Of James Forster tsq.
ScorT-rroxAS-ln brooklyn, on Monday, juno ~. by
Tie Eey. Il. Z. L. Taylor Nr. SAMUEL " S,orr b, Miss
MATT " daughter ~ the late Captain gregory. No cards
1HNrsoS-t Pospy.--th Thursday June is. M 81 Pa
ters ohsrch, Albany. BY the Rev Mr. wilssn rector
WuinN \. IaoAfSgS. II Troy, to HAHRmr1g c. Grossly
daughter Of Mrs. John Taylor Cooper, Of Albany.
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Personal Tnsel,i~encs.

Governor Nye, of Nevada sails to day for San Fran
CISCO IN me Queen City, At eleven O'Clock A. NJ from
pier No. North river
Pedro do Leon Alfonso, Of Cuba; John A. Gamble. OF
Pennsylvsna; H. o. fant aud George A. Henderson, OF
Washington, W l.. O'Brien. Baltimore. w 4. Van
Arnan, Of Illinois A. r. Nccren, OF California and In.
Metropolitan Hotel.
The honorary degree cf doctor OF Divinity has con
conferred on The Rev. Stewart Il the United Stes
Navy, by tho University II New York.
Mr.. and MS Appleton and family have arrived at
Maurigys Hotel, London. from Boston, United states
The Hotel Zum GoIdenen schld, at Carlsbad IA. los,
engaged for the OF the King Of Prussia durinr his
visit to that watering place.
The London lost Of the 10th Of Jun, says The ,b,d
volume of Washington irvings Life will he pu ',shed
formed details n his intimacy with inglsh a,pily
whom lie met at Dresden and " the very warm YIeud
sh he conceived for one Of the daughter these dc
tails elb only appear Ia Mr Bentey's edition.
Commander dc Cavalho Moreira My is,er ?lcnirntcr.
tary Of Haz h. the curt of London HIS Arf, cd 1T the
hotel dcs Dcux Aontes Paris.
Inc following annual pensions have been granted n III
English civil list Miss Frances Browac fIo0. mt
o. her WORKS ~ 'prose ana poetry COMPOSED Ia sftc of
blindness existing from birth
Mr. Geram Massey Go In appreciation ~ his services
"a lyrlu poet, sprung from the people.
Mrs OIcnovan, $50, In consideration q, the Iir w.
archaeology
The tn,mes dune 10Y nj Fontaineblesn are tho
Prince and the Princess de Ne'terncu he ptn-e dc
Reuss the Prince roniaowsk thc countess de t,rt,,aS
and aron and the HARDNESS lie Reyens The I'm nrrss
Eugenie asnuses borsef with the Venetian sot d. =, ami
no court etiquette keit up The Era bsy,ay 81
pressed wish u have on Of the lakes 10 well "a
Venetian gondola at ~ the imuet N Residences
Turkish caboue ~th q mussulmau boatns n yeseeI ~
that knd has ossn srecisy bniit ana will be sen, %
France BY one OF the hrst packets from
with one Of the meet SINFUL boa men NJ the pospbcrus
Gsrbadi still walks with . eru,cb; but hs h ,uh 4.
sepsip'y nprovos
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TIE ITALIAN IRos CLAD FRoArE-To those who fond
Of watching tho progress the iron cas building 10 this
country, excellent opportunity afforded to
tho process Of plating ship with her massive amor by
visiting the Novelty Iron Works, who putting the
plates upon the Italian frgate Re d'Itsis.
VIII Webb built this vessel and . sister ship not yet
launched and the beautiful workmanship and graceful
81 mmetry Of her lines Is worthy Of than passing
notice. Already quito number Of the plates have been
put and others being placed In their position
that the visitor has opportunity 70 III work in
every stage Of us progress.
Tsrred fcIt cloth placed between the plates and the
side Of the vessel and the plates which are four
and thrcequarter inches thick, nrmiy secured by
o. bolts The process novel and Interest.
Ing, and worthy OF visit.
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Musical.

letter has been received BY Mr.. Msrezek 10 which
Madame Medori that she has obtained from
sgnor PetrelIa, the composer Of clone" the opera
which eminently successful here, promise To
to New York next 70 superntend person
the production Of opera written expressly for the
Maretzek troupe token Of thanks the Part Of the
for their grand per OF his "Ionc" and
his most effective method OF proving his appreciation
of their talent.
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ApAysoN --M Fordham. n Y, on Sunday June 21 ,
CrTBtERr A., son CT Christina and the tc tine
Adamson
his irends md those of the family are respectfully In
vhej N attend The funeral the church Dur Lady
81 Mercy at fordLarn, this (TueSday) morning, at ten
ocock, without further nvnaiiou. Cars leave deIot
correr u rventy sixth street sod Fourth avenue %
quarter past erht O'Clock.
Now oresne Ia }, and Hards,own ,EyJ papers p'sase
copy
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Additional Particulars OF the Capture oi
the blockade Runner Calypso.

THE CREW ENDEAvOR TO DESTROY HER.
The Calypso, bound from Nassau to the South was
overloaded by tho Florida the l1th inst after
citing chase OF four hours and half having been
pursued by the she hove upon third
shot, and set white fag. Her then commenced
throwing overheard whatever was convenient and On.
deavored to destroy their vessel They the engine
pipes removed the feed pipe fastened down the safety
valves with q full head Of steam and the furnace
doors closed, and made sundry other preparations
intended for tho benefit or the crew who was
expected to take possession from the Massachu
boats either lowered lowering, and the rebels
were crouchng into them In startling haste evidently
not having confidence In the safety valves, which, be-
fore stated they had fastened down. The second cutter
Engineer ZegIer and Assistant Lane and Hooker
the Calypso before the rebcs had all departed, and In.
duced OF them to remain By the force Of
Colts reviewers The engineers found the engine
locked and the nreroom ladders destroyed They slid
down the ashvhip and lan0ed In four feet OF water,
which lowing out OF tho boilers and rushing from
the The holes finally plugged up the raked
down, pumps started and the prize taken In tow The
Eev night re broke out in The foretop, but
subdued.
The calypso was owned by nve partners and cost
them $l25 000 She Is very fast vessel with double
engines boilers and geared with three revolutions
OF the To Of the engine and disabled she
probably would not have been caught. She has an as.
via Nassau When last sailing from Charleston she car
ried hundred ard eighty five bales Of ton AT
the time Of the capture New York papers, both
and daics, were found on board.
The capture took place of Frying Pan Shoals forty
miles from Wilmington c. The captain OF the vessel
Black said TO have been formerly on board OF
the Stonewa jackson. Among the passengers Mrs
Grey and three daughters.
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City Intelligence.


AT. srswARr AM THE RELIEF IRrIASD Some time
ago II was announced In nearly all tho papers that Mr. A.
T. stewart. the well known merchant Broadway was
about to derpach the relief the Irish sufferers the
brig iess,e panaeld loaded with corn and provisions
The announcement has already been verified partially
Mr. Stewart has sent ~ large cargo Of provisions not
however IN the Jessie Bsnhed but in the ship Mary Ed
SON. which sailel from this port some weeks ago. The
parties whom he committed the task &c making the
preparations have worked so quietly and yet
diligently that the YES sci s on and at her des
tinatiop, be the ubc that the pro-
~ loading her has commenced The Mary Fdson
CHI rtcred b. Sir stewart for the Sum OF th0usai
dollars and sailed the 17th Of lat month"; under the
command Cartan Nickerson Her cargo consisted OF
twenty thousand dollars worth OF and other articles
Of food, which will 10 distributed, doubt. with udg
mt among the suffering people. On the return trip
Captain Nlckerson lin bring back with him, free or
charge, two hundred emgrants--between the ages Of
eighteen and thrty-who may desire home In the new
world his noble action the part OF Mr. stewart, GER
formed in quiet and unosteDtaous manner. Is only
pstarce o. that gentlemsn's munincent disposod
J)SE' wooD-sr. BRrpGrrs fnsnvAL-Fsther Mooney
gives his festival to-day In Jones' Wood In aid e 81
Bridsets schoo He says In his announcement THAT'S
enough all know him and the object OF the festival
on will be held the picnic u st Marys school
and or rrida, the festival OF st. Peters church.
TIRx ON suirpoARp-Abput me o'clock Sunday morn
ng Ore broke out In the deckhouse on board the Brit,
sh bark Adventcrer Captain Ryder bound to New ze,.
ra ana lying tho North river The damage sus.
taiped very slight, the only being consumed
with small quantity Of rigging that was stored In IT,
Orcers Elackman and Nesbu OF the HArbor police were
or hand. and cxerted themselves In cxtinguphng the
laue5.
FOUND Aranr.-The Harbor police boat discovered, AZ
half past three O'Clock Sunday morning the canal
H. Hulsaver loaded with lard and pork sdrit on pber
East river They secured her to the barge Office dock
AProisrxxu.--Nr. Films ". Taylor, third assistant
clerk Of the srd OF Aldermen has been appointed first
assistant by Nr. Valentine, the Clerk In the Hon.
Christian b. NoodruI, now Inspector Of City Railroads.
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The Eighth Avenue Abort ion Case.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Re.oro Recorder Holman. III

Before Recorder HOFFMAN.
JUNE 2-At the OPP ming Of the Court OF General ses
sons this morning Recorder Hoffman rendered his dcc
sion in the case of Dr. Brown the alleged aboronist. II
will be remembered that counsel for the prisoner in this
case filed special rlea In bar moving for his discharge,
on the ground that had been placed in jeopardy
in the Court Oyer and Termner where six petit jurors
were sworn TO try the Indictment against the prisoner
and I'm the Of TIE pca) that therefore, with
Jurors 80 full jury. The said court, without
consent or tho defendant DISCHARGED the Jurors
aItore her, To this plea the district Attcri.ey filed
demurrer. which raised the question whether, after Six
swear six others. make full ury, and without
any Legal necessity cause hut IN the mere
cse OF discre on suspend all further
aud discharge the six lurors who have been sworn.
The Recorders dec Ion sustained the demurrer on the
gaound that "jcorardy In It's Legal and constitutional
use could ted where thcre had been verdict
OF acquittal or convit tion
The case viii probably DO carried TO the Court OF
Apreals
Augustus C. Coleman was arraened inint indict
ment for embezzemtp and larceny which charged
him With collecting bllof $3.50 &C. the 2Sth Of May
last and failing to hand the money TO his EMPLOYERS VIM
s. COrwin Co. The prisoner found guilty on the
first count of the indictment.
James Barry indicted for murder, 10 causing the
death his wife. Margaret Barry In May last He was
allowed TO ead guilty Of mansaughter In the fourth de-
gree.
Eliza Feehan plcads gny OF forgery In the fourth de-
gree, indictment charging her with attempting TO
mss counterfeit 6ve dollar bill on the Bank Of Port Jer
vie, N. Y, the 10th inst
John Kane aud John Collins, two boys sixteen and nne
teen years II age arraigped indictment for
burglary IN the third degree, which charged them with
breaking into coal Office corner OF Third avenue and
Tbreth street. tie 10th inst and stealing therefrom
a parer eraser and checks worth shout dollar
The prisoners slowed 10 plead guilty Of petit lar
ceny. and were sen' 10 the House of Refuge.
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course % known until get . deserter. M@or Z. g.
Jenney Third New York artillery chief OF artillery on
General vogdes staff had charge Of ell the artillery dur
ing the action, and worked u most efficiently
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TIE United States steam transport Saxon. Captain In
vender arrived at this port yesterday morning with news
from Port Royal 10 June Is.
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Our Port Royal correspondence.

the reoei ram FnRal IN warsaw Sond on the Iotn lDst
after firing Eve guns. No loss OF men on our side
Our Port Royal Correspondence. 81
PoRr ROYAL, s. c.. June II, 1868.
The great rebel hugbear which hadforso many months
previous the advent Of the Monitor feet into
tiers thrown the military and naval communities into
state Of alarm and anxiety Is at last 10 our sion
The REBEL rather Aneo-rebe ram, Finga captured.
am unable to give yon details, have just received
o despatch from Fort Pulaski announcing simply the
acs aud the reope wait until the to
hear particulars.
As near as am able 10 learn che taken in Warsaw
Sound, while at emping to out IL no doubt the
intention of the officer in command Of the Fugal to at
tack tho negro troops St. smons the Forty
New York, on Ossabaw Island. Had she succeeded in
eluding the vigilance Of naval officers she might have
done immense amount OF damage to the department
especially at the many points where have but
paratively few troops.
Later intelligence from tho South Is to the effect that
the Fngal fred only four md surrendered. The
seamcn" dsoya 10 the rebel navy which accounts
for so little lighting
dav or two since blockade runner ashore
ast north OF Lighthouse Inlet the Morris Island shore
by naval vessels. The batteries Folly Island i'm
mediately opened with their James guns, putting
seventy shells into the vessel BY misunderstand
ing between the commanding officer Of the picket and the
officer in command OF the battery the entire escaped
with all the mails and documents. am unable TO learn
the of the vessel. She is total wreck. For the
above bted to Lieutenant Hees of the Third New
York artillery.
Since the firing the steamer the enemy's bate
ries Morris Island have been engaging batteries
Folly Island continually, to the present hour but no
one man has been wounded side. One battery on
Morria ~ nd haah eon
TIE --LATEST.
Another despatch from Fort PUlaski to General Gilmore
states that one hundred and eighty prisoners cap
ured on board the Fngal. Only Ave shots fired by
the enemy She ingloriousy struck her solors to
invunerable and invncble Monitors. The weehawkeu
was one Of the Monitors engaged.
Arrival OF the Prisoners mt Fortress Mon
FORTRESS MONROE June %, 1868.
The gunboat James Adger arrived here this Afternoon
from Savannah Shc has board eighteen officers
and about hundred and twenty Of the Of the
rebel steamer Atlanta, captured the 18th inst by
Captain John Rodgers Of the United States iron clad Wee
hawken.