The New York herald., 1863-11-09

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inc united States steam transport Fulton G. NJ Walker
commander, from Port Royal S. c., Nov a. and stop,
Inlet same day, at halfpast O'Clock p M arrived
at this port yesterday morning.
on the 9th OF November, at seven O'Clock A. M wbuf
on wilmington the Fulton saw the blockade runner Mar
sre ana JESSIE gave her chase after firing eighteen
rounds, compelled her come to- AT four p bo.raea
nor ana declared her prize After transferring her pas
sengers to the Fulton, sent hawser on board and at
seven O'Clock r. NJ proceeded on her course, with the
Margaret and Jessie In tow and brought her to New YORK
she quit Of lron OF about eight hundred tons seven
yoirs old, has two oscilang engines Of Ave hundred
morse power, and was built in Glasgow. She has cargo
OF silks, wines and dry ods and had one hundred men
on board-crew and passengers See another column of
this mornings HERALD for further details.
Henry Beshun, OF Company K Seventeenth
volunteers, died November 8, and buried at sea on
the morning Of the 9th inst.
The Fulton brought the following passengers -
Captain Bragg, Mrs Bragg, Captain ,. IT, Moore CAPTAIN
Muller, Surgeon Van Eten and servant, S. s. Gowdy
Surgeon il H. Mitchell, Lieutenant G. +. Sewer Samuel
! A. Audc SON TILTED stale, Navy; Dr. nuribut, NJ
S Bogert a. and lady surgeon W. smith, Surgeon A. b.
4u'1o' 44vs'rton' W. p tarle lieutenant J. Taylor, +.
Wilson, J. :. yearay, Herman Luke, iisutenan. G.
C.r,.o, w. tox, 4. Weber, L. Rabbit, Edwin James,
IN HSss bnesey S
Gharies 5. kush, Alex NJ. Brown, L. i, Cohs Captain n
CAPTAIN W. WbsnS !, d. Lay dierenal; Hct
.lts and servant, y. Stone, Tomison. Lieutenant r
M. Hiss Captain T. W. Herring George c. Charles and
aengsheimer, Charles Folen Major n. 4. spoeord Dr.
Luke HIN Lieutenant James Baxter Surgeon H. H. ipger.
son. Captain 8. Coavcrs, Charles NJ flaming Thomas
foIaa:e and lady. III. " -
Inc s'eamshi Thorn Capt. Morgan from stono Inlet
sh inst arrived at this port evening" As she passed
charleston at five NJ the 4th heavy rng was heard
from Norris ;ssnd aud two Nonitous, mostly directed
towards Fort Sumter. M r
On the 9th nst forty miles nStheas. o, Frying Pan
Shoals, was boarded BY tho Uaksd states gunboat Hou
qua who reported having @ ascd the sV before, with
he United States stesmW Kovssone STATE a blockade
runner trying 70 got w Wilmington She was struck
'wo snots from tho aouqua The Keystone state was
still in chase aftsr For. a,.t-rrert
mr. Vaiev HI. Osborne's Despatch.
nkAS }uARrxRs, DEP AkfnxSr TIE souTR,l
Folly Island, 8. c., Nov T. 1853. J
fors sum yer entered by venturesomtparty on
the nEo'' the I'd instant Captain Ferris, Of the Inde
penaso' Battalion, with . small boats crew, rowed
sV lily up TO the foot OF tho slope which the debris
% ned behind the o,hors cambered UP the ruins t the
however, had scarcely been gained when the visant
garrison bccame OF the presence Of hostile wis.,
tors, and greeted them with . volley OF musketry. To
rush dowa the bank and again into their boat the
only means Of escape open TO our friends, and they
avaed themselves Of with becoming celebrity, though
10 their hasty departure they secured small cargo Of
bricks, which are eagerly sought for as trophies.
ArEARAxcx FORT SUMTER.
Tho fort s badly used up Tho wall at present 10
uttav ruin archen of the oasemaiea souue
days since laid bare. Nov they are demolished and
from tho 10 the summit . regular slope OF ruins,
which stormnG party might readily pass. Scat
to-cd among the broken masonry ere fragments Of eI
poded Shells solid shot, aud shattered chasses and
dsicdged gun carriages There guns there Thia
bombsrdmeut has developed that fact
rRAynRy GARRISON.
They are brave fellows inside fort Three days ago
their nasstan twice shot away and each tmo tbt
rebel banner was replaced under the most terrln.
nrs On Tuesday afternoon the oolors Of the for
20 down again. and OF the soldiers Immediately
mounted the heap OF ruins 70 hoist H.; but while he was
standing with the Dag In his hands shell from riacd
gun In Fort Putnam struck him. and We moro Of
him He was blown 10 pieces.
nyrcr oCR
the fort truly fearful. and how those within
stay there u mystery. copy Of the Charleston
Mrcwy, lately received. contains account Of satur
day bcmoardment, when single shell OF ours kie
outright thirteen OF the garrison, and many e
during the day from other Shots They were under
bombproof at the tme and the structure, by one blot
from a rined prcjsctie, demolished and fell upo
them. Fhf
rHR THE RxsrLr.
II Is remarkable that FOR ninc days not casualty
any Kind has occurred among arierists The cnem
keeps up nouTe and Johns regular though M
,rad ars )ut sho, from the rebel guns Is note
,y thoso on wstch and the admoniton 10 'cover give
he gunners ample timo to 80, ont OF danger.
MOVEMENTS on rm MONITORS.
Tho Moul,ors L-high and Pa,apsco are each day or
ased their rlncd guns telling with good effect upon II
forts oceasionany the Citskn free from her e'eve'
ipch gus but generally at most prudent distance III
New Ircusidce has yet nothing.
lux Ripns on iANFr rs1ASp.
Tho enemy James Island Ia closely looked after
the McDonough, In Ii hthouse lnet and by the Marbl
head and mortar boat c. +. williams Ia Folly rive
Thcse vessels FIRE amog the rebo's at sccesscnve and
other points driving them Of their batteries and
venting tho erection OF new oucs Beyond ormeals,
stouo river the enemy has constructed formidat
work which brought TO light by reconnaissance
the Pawncc few days since
First Licuteusnt A. T. d Hughes, OF tho Tndcpende
battalion New York Volunteers, has been dismissed
service by general court martial on the charge Of
obedience Of orders.
hnterestfng Rebel Account or tne Bon
baTdmcnt.
osB uuSprEp AND THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEEN
DAYS THE sfEGE.
trrom the Charleston Daily Courier, Nov. al
The bomba rdnen, Of FOR, Sumter has continued Herce
since our las, report, The stubborn and gallant end
rance OF MAJOR Elliott and the brave indomItable gar
BON now engaged 10 the sacred duty Of holding end d
tending the fort has won for them glorious name al
will furnish another fustrious Page the future hsto
bf hsueeuce OF Fort sumter and the harbor city
Charleston.
Notwithstanding the terrible and constant nre from
Monitors and land batteries, with missiles Of every
teivabe invention, and power, shovered like h
from Parrots, Dahlsrsn, raed guns and mortars, ~