New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
FROM CHARLESTON.
Coutiuued from First Page.

49,, n,oby ,prung nom the wouuding Of private George
Ain II the Thiy-seeond Georgia An alarm was slyen
s.s, 10 ave The place where he awaiting orders he
risns mistaken for Yankee and hIei upon oy VI"
ir, the sho, pr 1ducng very serious wound ID the veg
me YANKEE ATTACK ON CHARLESTON.
From the Savannah News July Il.
Early on Monday morning the report OF nesvs
gus were heard in the direction Of Chaleton m, ers
tbs the enemy had sgan opened ne o me & apring the
suu were hesrd In TINS city about o'clock, shu u'e "
noung continued csnronsdiug was heard ,, mink the
yeer Tssmer Planter which party o. mes'Sss
se~rsl months sgo from Charleston Wns, ,rJ ~, x;,b
All N sosr5 Intending some who were proceed
ipsip the nver under white Sihce, 70 IN ,i ty o Mon
Ssv morning from Morris eud that our forces have erected
si6c Friday number Of new ~ roeS .n ." sa5 any
t,c,,stJ sener,l battle Monday. Some Of the Yankee
proner. that Monday morning the grand assault
on Fort Wagner on Friday the Carolina troops
suAr.d sevsrey in killed wounded and missing II Il re-
nos al points and PEELED the Carolina troops to abaneon
For Mitchell which the enemy Immediately occupied sae
Ca Saturday the fighting very desperate. The IN
Ceaecueut the 10th Peuuyvanis ard portion OF Name
re rent. under the conmsnd OF bris Oen strong caue
II Of battle advancing in good oder As soon as tuey
within range. the savannah Guards oneneo on ,uem
Thy soon rallied and again met warm reception. when
che and dispersed ev their dea1 ana wounded on
tLee two charges Some enemy reached the breast
WI. only to be killed wounded. Many OF them threw
tbebste as over when they captured IRE lSthet
prioners said they had heard OF tbs GasIds ana u9
wait 10 meet them again. Sergeant Lee OF 20 "i the
0urds Knocked down YANKEE VIncet anu Ha'o"e ~
saad # then into The fort. ,... 81, A.
The in ps Yankee attack was made on inst AIT OF me
h..sxo,, occupied by the Savauush Guards The Guards
estured large number II prisoners. smons whom were
thn. capt aims and two heute lsnts. - -.
m, Ysphe. dead buried the held where they ie
AM the PRISONERS akan 10 Charleston Inc Oonaectcu'
pr ouer recognized Coz Olmstead 80 soon as hey "a" iu
Ibry report that steamer heokuk We owped ana punt
Nv ,ryne parties Baltimore, VINO hac desired the Govern
. 10 rurensse her which refused and tues inca tel
on their account Try our batteries anG e' he
fnvIneIab llty.
fsp,su j. c Mitchell Of tn. Caro- ina troops, our norm
A. states exhibited exsordnary coones and bravery u
thtbsh Of Fifsy. tbs commsnd being IN very eNoeo
ronp and suffering severely iiOm the hre OF the eny ne
s4kd for volunteers when number OF them stepped OUT
sad their head he charged the enemy and dispersed the"
with heavy less. II ,,u .
N. bodies of privses James Bryan and b. Mu!lony' o
the usrd were inside OF Fort Wagner. Their comTsde
S,si u bring them Savannah for ioternent hu were an
ab.. 90 Of Incorporation from the lsaAa
avsfabe Conveyance being employed in Conveying th'
wounded TO 1 sreston. ~
FROM CHARLESTON-YANkEE ATTAIN On Ihf
FoaTs-oNE MONITOR DISABLED.
From toe SayALnsh News, july H.
YESTERDAY afternoon "a mum Der oil lankee monitor
alta ked Fort Wagner Id snt tuDuDs aud alter 0't
or fom TWO hours thy re red De o. the ~ ~
tof. Was disabled. Oar loss two men Ssd sd VA =
wounded TIE ioDc,4d Ata1s recently captured T.h us
Ma one II the vessels engaged in the action