The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-14

lmpor'a;nt From Charleston.
GENERAL G,'LMOae'S OPERATIONS.
Occupation tOf Sumter Frustrated.
Preparations to Shell the City.
LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.
TIE ARMY AGAIN IN MOTION.
Gen Franklin in Command.
REBEL MOVEMENTS IN VIRGINIA.
The War in the Southwest.
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY,
The Troops Leaving the City.
&C.. Ac.. sc.
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
The Troops Leaving the City.
Later from Charles ton,

Later from Cnarles ton.
fhst :. steamer. .Mssssehusett aut Aisso Ntved
sn saturday with one dsys later r.~s from Charlie,
hn.
At II P. v. on tn. sth inst, boat .Ipcditon isn
Ne squadron TO storm Folt sumter, and we're 70
Vul.ed, With the io. Of number OF Killed. wounded
end prisoueSs The following naval officers we're
captured on the vslls Of Fort Sumter; Lieut.. EP.
Williams, Lieut. W. Preston. Lieut.. G. c. Resmey.
Iaeut Tracy Brewer. Lieut.. n l.. Mead. Lieut. Brad-
hsd, and Ensign n. II. Paer The latter wa, uoundNd
The Msssehusetts leaves immediately for Phil..
eelphis.
Evervthi,r -. quiet at Morris Island. The Iror
odss and other monitors we're sti ongast d shculrs
Houlue. Fort Sumter had not yet sur endered. The
Onion force -ere ensssod in erecting vort, 'tori
which 10 shell the city. Everything vas progrcssing
ovorahly.
On Tuesday. the sth inst. the weeh,vt.n .en,a
8ineh shell into one OF IN. massznes Of Fort aou-
6ie, exploding 1t. The Irou'ides .cnt shell into
noultreville. setins IL on FIRE sad destroy nr haf OF
ne town. The Monitors and lronsdes bor ihstdcd
ne sullivsns IL and f3rts for our hour doifr sttcn
ave damage. The weehs~ken grounded nsiu Cum.
G!nss Point, but soon iosted %, receiving no dam
sse
The War pOpsr,rnen, has received the fellow AZ
Giporsnt dhpateh from Gen. Ginor;
Dri.sr1gSr or rIIy Snt TIT. Urhpj
QuAEfrHs - Tny Firi -. Morris
leland. g. &. SEP. .: ls65.
Gnr- Gsrsrrl n. ". Hnllecs General IA. Cti,J L. s.
Amy, Washington, y. e.:
Sir have the ho report th.' tines my letter
Nve,srdsy four additional pieces of sr,ilie-v have
Been found, mskns an aggregate Of 30 piece, oirius
u on this island. II 10 not improbable that Others
Nill remain concealed.
Very respectfully, your obedient s-rv.n'.
fiSnecl Q. A Gjtuoru.
Rue Gen Commanding.
srrVf Acsot-r,
Fo,tsss N0nrac, Sd'uTday, S'rt l2. The Roh-
nond IL QUHEH Of yesterday has the FOL ing telr
graphic dispatches; FH
ChGyles'otL WcinssdCu sstt 9.-Gg> sr.L Coorsu
last night thirty Of the launches Of the enemy at
licked Fort s-.mter Preparations had been made
Sor the event At concerted signal all the hsttcre.
bssTne on Sumter assisted by one FunboAt and =
ram. thrown open. The enemy repuI.ed,
leaving in hands hundred and thirteen priso
sen, including thirteen officers W. al'o took four
bosts and three coors q. +. BEAtnrGARp.
SECOND pIsrAIcn.
ChdyLsson, SEP. .. The enemy 10 .ilent to-day
Sen Beaurcsard refuses to have any communicate on
With the Yankcs flag of truce until on explanation /.
oven Of their hrins on our truce boats.
We took the original flag Of For, Sumter. vhict
Ma Anderson va, compelled 20 lover. and shcl
pshlCen had hoped e. replace.
ruIsp pisrArct
Charleston, sept TO- There WAS no iirius las
sisht. except from our batteries The enemy is work
ms hard on Morris Island. All Is quiet this morning
I'dHta sept Sour cavalry fronts the en.m,
seH Athens There i- nothing from Chattsnooe
" day. Extensive preparations srs being made b
the Ysnk' o' TO seud an expedition ssan-, Mssrude
And Taylor IN Louisiana.
LArsE.
Fo,'y,ss Monros, s'pt. IL. The Richmond sEyr
ssl Of yesterday has been received, with Charcsto
Os,es OF sept. llth. which say:
Last nisht We kept up a steady Ere sFAnst Morr
BLAND. The enemy did no, fire gun The monto,
and Ironsides are srprently receiving ammunitl oil
The enemy have mounted two heavy suns At Ia
kry Gregg on Cumming, Poiut, bcsrns on sullivan
ksnd There has been hu, LITTLE hHnc to dAy. on
fthe thcl!s from james I.Iand oded the gain
o. Battery Gisgs
A correspondent from Morris lsland, Sep. III
srtes
The onb.rimsu, of Fort MoIltrr, Fort B'sur
asrd, and other works on su,i'vau. 'snd sas G. n
neueed IN e.rn,s, by The lIon'cad' lssi Nondl
rans s4s sps. % s:a and Non
Il. 2i..t On Gh the S Five on
s. s'as engaged s % I've othsr M T monitor "PA.,c did =
,oug. IN con'slnence of s3ms potIto1 OF ne. m ~
fs. H.y%s sR o %'osnsfa % s 's .tsart
:snd .i,s YIN NJ. S & SsTor & 70 tbs, s ., 'sS ss iIo
emsl batteries were silonocd. Moultrie TO which I
fron'ides directed her FIRE particularly, va. dsmas
r. such an extent that not more than hall the nu
Der OF its guns were in use a. the time the wee
Sanled Of. Only few ehots wcre et hanged DUR
She night. Al daylight yesterd, morning the alta
"a. renewed, the iron clad. observing the same ord
b which they wen, up on Monday,
The Monitor WeehAvken got aground Monday
ernoon, at point close In to Moultrie, where he
kalast ,ll yesterdsy aft.. noon, he scoiden, nc
wer. did not pgeven her ffom using her guns W
euite as much effect A. she could have don. II p
kctly free, At 10 A n. ye-terday one of her th
Hne' rat.i service msslzint In Mouite, csnsin
Ten nc exp o.ion l. va. thought 1t trst tho Sonc
UAazin. had been ignitsd, 40 great was the conc
ton The -hell shot upward in continuous strea
khen exploded, scattering the fragments in eysry
section. The spectacle vas grand, yet fee rfui.
lense volume Of smoke that vss evolved rose up
ehe form OF huge, magnificent cone, then grAdua
Sisspptared, reveslps GAP in The rss wall OF
fr seventeen men we're Killed and several wo1
81 .ccordnc N the statement Of contrabandt {
- esne In his morning.
a, II A. n. the esnnonadins had reac he'd II. &,
a., point The guns Of the vesses we're work ed
kss 40 the men could handle them. This treInend
Ne vss kept up for hour, when It vas III ne
Gms sxtea, to s.lor tie G'ins to cool. In the sf