New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07
PROM CHARLESTON.


The u. S. steam transport Fulton, Capt
wo,ton. from Charleston Bay, at p. m. on the 81
.n.t arrived On Saturday morning. She brings news
# importance.
DISASTER TO TIE L. s. SHIP PARA.--We
learn from Paymaster Andrew Tower, an old acouaint
asce Of the United States ship Para that that vessel
anior command Of Acting Master +. &. Fnibcr. bad
very escape with I'll on board. from the ieiibr
GLOW of the 10th and 18th alt. While bearing uf iot
Fornandpa, and only four Eve miles distant, at
o. H., the 10th the wind suddenly baa.ed to TIE
eastward blowing directly IN shore.
An effort made to get OF INTO deeper water. aud
away from the breakers which every side the en-
france 20 Fornandna falling in which 10th anchors
were 10; co The gale increased IN fury, ana II "as
found impossible to keep the vessel from gong ashore
onoSs IN cutting away The masts. the cables could be
relieved the strain Ipon Them; al the same time is,p
made TO throw overheard some Of the .
Isuuders attached 10 hawsels.
The nss,s At y. on the l7th- and at 10
O'Clock the fury Of the gale reached but The vessel
wns enabled 10 ride IL out and toved into fcrnan
dina on the morning oi the 1919 ty Tie :: f"telash
Ca,i wcIch. Tie New South. CT. 3
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Bias Kuhn priyAe. Co r. y. /. V. Oct J, Of ,nn.arcl
AbTsn Degoy etai.. late OF CO. N, So'h y 4 y sept 70
ko.%ei Kener.ou, civilian late Ct Co 9Th y IL V, Sgt
Marin TEoIuton pIvs,e Co. II, % R. l. A. s'ri &C. Tc
EIa.,4, Kno1 civilian late Of c. J. 1h n. H. v, s,r -
John fendersas, civilian, nom oua,,erns',er Deg.s ci,
sgt e. chronic calrhea- -
ch.s Brown private Co. E i,h N IL, sept %, d,.en
DAVID Gordon, CO: 'h \ Il; SeP' 70 dy-',D'y
Crosby, private Co Z l4ih A4ss, cirutc eir ea
c H. stockbndge. private IA " H., sept =, eAfonio
Jozn Pree private Co. 7,h y. H., Seq; %, chronic
Adam F4irhsw. private Co u, % 5. C., SEPT g. droP'y
a. rpr., private, Co. H. 9TH Penf' SEA- - e-i'a.c
W $ johnson private, Co. l. a. N IL, ser.. q dy'en
A. lockwood private Co 10Th Conn, sers. n chronic
Il Ms.l rriv,,e Co. Il, I'd c sept % eAr.ne d.,rhca
John W. sue, private CO. b 7ih v u seIt q cATaHse
) clai. serg,. A. y. Y. v rns, Sept q, sun'ho,
j. Kobin.on private X d y. H. Vol, SEPT % gun .hoi
stephen Fseel private 4 CD Ohio SEPT . typhoid ve
I.sc Finon private !, 9Th Mas, SEP, = chronic d.
Poe R. Smith private D. nj n H. sept a. dy.en'ery
tp Lewis private B 20 :. c. Vo', sePi p eonge'se
sers, Heary steward, ? saih Ness. sep- o. elroHie
T1oaas oaisiey private b sdNY.A, SEPT % chronic
Oval Chcp2el private. L, s'th Pa. Sept %. cir'r'
'Tfos Fac prv.,e A. Ico.h \ y. ser, % dis.hea.
jacob Hoffman private, - - ; ' rn1.' Seli <'Noliu'
K cHT T' pt1s,e b 1871 oio. s.T, 70 spFe,y
" 5. De Long. private b ls2d ~ y Sspi if' chrome
g. W pS nae F. ,oth MAJ Sept 49, efr.n d4uae..
Br.sSs 4 In ~. !. T. ss e 70 % S &C.,.
The q. s. gunboat Queen, Acting Master
Robert TAR commanding. arrived on Tuesday morn
irg from Morris Island SEPT p. stopping Al George
.own Bar Sept 90 with the mails for The L. ; ennboa
Dai Chang: officers and crew al well Touched 81
IorreIrs Inlet S C.. Sept 30 and let the mails on
,oayd the L. 5 steamer Memphis. of The bar al well
IN board. Oct 3 stopped into Hampton Roads. and
aed thence the 4th The following is D., Of the
officers:
Robert Tam Acting Master Commanding John Parry, N
ign and Executive Officer Andrew Mellon kn,isn sal
master samuel mn kh'.sn; H. = s,N,on "a ",.
esr; X Ewang % ts'isian' EngiHecr G. J. Moran. d
,.-aB, Engineer Thos d. Marble, Acting aia'isL Mate
a.. Master Mate; Elliott Lit'cJoln l.. r. Faynar'Ti
Henry {. MoTey Psynastefs steward q W "ooAin s1i
-eons Steward
The United States steamer Cosmopolitan,
apt Croker. Morris Island and Beaufort. 5. C.,
,rfy hoars with 20 sick and wounded soldiers TO the
Medical Director also arrived Tuesday morning
The yacht Tortugas, under the command Of Capt
Mcfarland u. S. Engineer, had Just arrived at Hi
on Head from Key West, Tortugos, -. Augustine
I'D fcrnandna Fla She reports that no yellow
,eI had made its appearance at either OF those places
fire Reepened on Fort sumter Fine Wen
fher The Fleet still Passive - Oar
Works Bombarded by the Kebeis-The
Post Eospiini-Gen. Gilmore. Head
quarters on Folly IsInnd-fort John
.ssn siienced-Lnrgc Bodies Of Rebel
Troops passing through seeession'iIie.
frosa Our Special Correspondent
MoRgs ISLAND. Sept. 30 1863.
On Monday the work al Fort Gregg wa6 80
ar advanced 10 allow Gen. GiImores heavy guns in
oion there to open Sumter. with the object Of Its
ntire demolition in view which possibly may be Fl
,cted in the lapse Of few days but which only be
ecomphshed by concentration Of the heaviest atil
cry upon it.
The weather here has been remarkably fine since my
asst Dispatch but, wifha the feet remains az usual
1assiye and Admiral Dahlgren's fag-ship rides in
iafety in the inlet. There has not been single
nent even Of the slightest nature the pant Of the
lavy since the recent assault Fot Sumter the result
which seems to have parayzed every energy Of its
commander. Indeed, VIC have become oblivious here
the existence OF feet in these waters and are only
eminded Of its presence when. looking out from land
he monitors are seen lying idle and at anchor while
soenious chareston reposes in safety nsd by iheir
hscu'ty 70 consciousness Of security.
IL nave received from your correspondent at Wash
bgteh the following copy u an advertisement shortly 10
Issued nom the Navy Department there for insertion
all TIE principal papers throughout the North Posi-
dy IT mag not have reached you through the regulor
bsnDels.
OFFICE or THE SgcEEraHy on TIRE Navy
- WAsBiseToa, d. G., sept = 1885, |
PIopo,ss vii be received Al is oce 90 10 N. dsv O,
october neIt from parties willing contract for The rnn
.,uIe Of pate sia the dlsnsoDs be speeied In
niy application 10 the Secretary Of the NAVY All ordsr
rat be hled packed aud ready for shpmen, south
:. s as.. sSvsa.sI preparatory to the Contemplated