The New York herald., 1863-06-27

sh.p the nsz. Day and returned % whampes, and
Governor Of Canton me Levant getting anoAi up
70 the Portsmouth the following day, and the two
shps we're kept position ready 70 act - circumstances
Early in the morning Of the 2st The ships opsned
nre upon the remaining fcrs which was returned with
deal OF spirit for the space Of hour when Commander
Foote with Commanders Bell and Smith, landed force
Of two hundred and eighty men. taken from
nearest and strongest fort The following day the third
and fourth forts stormed and captured The Chinese
nrs attack had killed and wounded about -four hundred
while me Americans only numbe, ed loss Of io,syour
granite nine feet In thickness; but the famous
eight n inch gun Of . siSsy'hres hundred weight, IT.
first fort through which the sorming party could easily
enter and take possession The English and French were
this plucky nght and tho Portsmouth, dropped down
the river, the British Admiral, Sir Michael seymours
ship a. well a. his commodores vessel manned the rig
gng and gave three rouspg cheers for the Portsmouth,
while their bands struck up 'Hal Columbia" and cyan
kee Doode"-a commitment rarely paid 70 our feet BY
10 well remembered the other ofcers Of squad
for the gallant stormng Of ihe barrier orts the ef
US, 70 open the way for the late treaty made by
Mr.. Reed, and to make the American ensign respected
among that peculiar people, This cruise OF tho Ports
mouth marked by It's activity Importance tho
interests OF our country Siam and japan visited
King or Siam am and Govornor Of Hssdaa we were aboard Of
her. and she well subserved the interests Of glorious
Union 10 ner every sne was absent TOT Two
cpne and viii be long remembered In the Fast for the
timely and efficient AID given 70 our mercantile and roll
~ s ,a s," sSa ~ NEE s.s
dor Foos ordered 70 the Of executive ocer OF
mosS n cansa rsr, ~ % ss,S. uy, 'oSi ~ re- % an ru
year he was selected BY the administration TO take
watsr. sna rsiisva Comr,.nder yohT poSr.,s who =,
creditaby 70 himself and the had commenced tho
into rsvcr s.on ,-r h,s .i,nhs ..nnS. h". H..
superseded By an officer Of hiahsr rank;
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be serv,ce having neen ss.,onsS n shs Wa ns,ssd
or the Nav nensSr.wsnt snf consscrsr,,w az % Sss
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prouer source 70 n, ont aeet ,rom rorarcmsn shn
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q moi the work of ds1 o. est or month rhen h"
much more SocY, taS ybs ,rvsn;vs ou,n. ~ cou, @
r,sr1er nv wSsr he sss G n v ,n,; ,s seuus " a, ,
ana crs.sa = nsw ar, NJ tho .ervns T,h, movu =,
,aec o. every roo,s carso out ns
Forts Henry and noneson The nv ,S reh ana
occupation BY the Union forces q cl,r.syAe Nashville
the aset under Eooss oiianrsd ~ na " ry III a cn
February g. 1862 entirely unaides nv ths lana so,css
csnanraX m. soho ha,,arss =, ny y ~ ss ~ " hs,
engaged for two hours took Of and Occupied
Carksve without the presence Of land force and by
days f"rced o rebels their p' sesssd
Gibraltar securing 70 Us boodless victory. Gen Pillow
70 Gov arrs from Doneson, on the after
q ne ss tho gonSsss HSns
US for Gods sake SEND us all the help you can imme-
dately. don't care for tho land force Of the enemy
they can't hurt us you can keep those iron helhounds
Admiral Foote, though a warrior in public, was, in
men in the navy Association has s,mehow operated
upon the public mind that to think Of naval commander
concetod his attributes were entire
y unknown in the character OF the sub OF this sketch
the strcisst sort his religion did not consist in IDEAS
dogmas and theories but developed itself In the more
practical forms ms Of Of meesness Srotso,y love- charity
mountain sermon. Consregationaiist IN name, he be-
eved that ,e hrtan character should be the founda
any other standard than this as criterion by which TO
Judge Of ones faith and hopo In God they do that which
Christ never authorized HIS disciples on earth TO do
Modest and unassuming TO fault, he arrogaed nothing
70 himse put eave away MS honors oy ascrbng all tho
with little bombast should attain hold such
position as admiral 10 our age ano Tar DC from us Try
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face OF the gushes forth the ures springs at the
submits Of the Ioiest hills, and blooms the sweetest
lowers In the most nosome TENS ana barren deserts On
the sabbath after tho capture OF Fort Henry quite large
congregation had assembled at the little Presbyteran
| lar prHchsr 70 come aId open the services, but
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