The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-07-30
From Morris srsland--The lombard
ment Renewed.-Exchaugs ofWouu-
ded Prisoners- Accounts from the
= Enemy,s Lines. o. s.-.>,.

Enemy.s Lines. - H. 80.
The enerny's iuaction on Thursdav
was SUCCEEDED By .Mn,m work yesterday
morning. At ten minues, after s
O'Clock, a cannoHede Tar heavier than
any that has been heard since Saturday
last, was opened from the enemy's feet
and Morris Islsnd batteries, against Bat.
terry Wagner. The feet. combating of
the fiigsie Ironsijes, five 'Monitors and
nineteen other vessels. chiefly gunboa,s
and mortar boats, siaamed inside the
bar. The ironclads approached within
about 1890 yards of our battery. Be-
sides these twenty-five vessels, there
were duringshe day, some teuIor twelve
sail outside the bar. - sr
F. The. .bombardmeRf, while, II lasted
teqaalled in severity any which the de.
tenders OF. Battery Wagner have thus
Tar so gsllcnily sustained, Between O
|'ann Z o'clock hereports averaged fully
twenty per minute, and, as the conflict
tproceeded, the harbor mista, dissipated
by the Sising sun, were succeeded by
| fhs heavy clouds Of white smoke which
went, driftfng from The scene Of battle
along the eastetn, hofixon. The return
fire Of Battery Wagner Was snfIicieniIy
regular to show that thn iron storm had
rot unnerved the arms nor dismayed
the:hearts Of the rcsolute men who form
tSke, garrison. The sbombardment con.
lainued with nndirninished yigor until
about Q O'clock. Ewten-a truce which
had .beeh-previously arranged, viii, q
viewfto the exchange Of wounded ptis.
tonefs caused h Suspension of further
hostilities. Our. 1oss du,i ing the terrible
shellipg To- which our men had been
subjected for four hoafs was two killed
and eight wounded. % :, ,.
.Absut o o'clock the steamer Alice.
tCapt. E6nns leff heS wharf, having on
koaId los woa4dsd Yankee prisoners.
She procseded TO O. position on Cum.
miags Point, uoder Gag Of truce, and
wss there met BY the Yankee side wheel
steamed Cosmopolitas, which received
flte prisoners from tho Alice. Two oI
Them we ere -iRfosmed, dsedson board
the Alice. The 5CoSmopoiiian placed
onthe Alice,soiDs 20 OF our own 1vosnd.
ed who we're brought 10 the city.,ts,sS {
s,Our returned prisoners bring ihs graf.
flying intelligencs that Capt. Macbeth
and Iieut. Campbell, though iu;the en-.
enys hands. sars hpbuft. Tho former
was stunned, thohgh NOT itfack, By one
Of lire ensays shells. -. - :. =
The Ysskses, tows,t estimate of their
loss 10 the last sssasils upon Battesy
Wagner is SEQ killed, wounded and
missing. So Gar they say they have lost
about Q, 600 m en- By their roper a,ions ON
Moftis BLAND. Gen, Seymour was pains
fully wounded in the loot, and Gen.
Strong, asngsrously IN both hips. Both
Generals hsss gone North for psat>
p Da,iss 5sstsrdsy afternoon q slow
6re MAS kent sup by The enepty upon
Battery. Wagnsr. The YaDkss gur.
boats In Lille Eoll,s siys. usre also
phs'lipg yasA Ishsd psonissyssliy.
+ Fort Samtss ard Ba Averar vsss
ming 'osslsioasilJ last nsgbf up d fhs
Ihesrs q which dSis pxpss vas: ptit %
Ipteuas Tb6y were probably -aanoyiug
kntY Ysnksss. on Mofias sfsland. - 90.
/ 5, w. q. tMersRry, 2sfh. :
~ puxrrENess pays about, M -we3I "A