The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-04-16
From Charleston.
CnAuLssroN; Aprn SO

~'t' "'s"S'oC, Apth CIV ". M. r
The enemy has made. DO, reueW,d of
the attack on Sumter. An official dis.
patch j,ist received FROM Sumter AN
nominees, that. the Montank, life ,n,obsst
formidable of lilo Monitors, and possess.
ing two turrets, has sunk of. Morris Is,
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, CHAEtEsIoR, April SO a.em.-
The, fight commenced from one ironclatl.
at SSo'elocE, evidently TO test the metal
OF our batteries, which kssled an hour.
All quiet at prsseut.. -,
CnaRLEsfos, April s.-Ffom Col
Graham, commanding Morris island !:
The KeoknS. h.lo,,l .le. turre,ed Monitor.
was sunk off Morris I.knd. No anove, :,
men,s oh the par. Of the enemy ,thi<
morning all quiet. -Four of the enc.
my's'vessels are inside the bar, hut ou,
of range; the balance have Withdrawn.
CHARLEsroS, April s.-lO p. m.-r
The latest Official Intelligence fiorn l,e
bar STATES that ouiv Two hoaclasls fave
gone south, i"aying seven Remaining,
besides. the 'Krokuk, wlriel, ,Iics, sunk
about one thousand yards from Morris
Island Beacli. Tie Yhuken macaiae
ts'Ied n devil, Designed Ior the removal
Of torpedoes, has iosiett &sho,e and
faheniato oar hands. All-aoiet now .
the enemy is constantly signa'hng. but
no reaswal Of attack is -a.iicipa.sd be-,
fore Tomorrow. The Yankees have
been busy all day repairing 'damages.,
CuARLEsroN, April 1i.-No change
in the prsition Of the enemy since yes
terdHy. All qGist TO dav. =.
The steamer Ella and ANNA, formerly
Of the New Orleans Galveston line, ar-,
rived this morning from Nassau, with a
cargo of merchandise, including large
Quantity Of Hwana,sugar a, ,
A Yankee sprisoner it.aptnred last
night AZ FOXY Island, reports tha Iroa-
sides leaking badly and all the Monitors
more oreless i6juree, the Passaic serious
", and gone 10 PORT Royal An quiet
to-day = ~sas ,.- ~ y
CHARLESTON, April la,-parins
yesterday all was quiet. This morning
'ire entire ironelai fleet departed; three
gong North and four going South. =
The Iropsides was iowrd over the bar.
The impression generally prevails how
ever, That they &ill return soonuo re-
new tue attack. -
The steamer stohtwall jackson, form,
,erly the Leopard, while attempting 70
run into this hsrbor. was hotlY chased;
by. half a tozen of the bloeIeaders and
tired at. The StopewaII Jackson receiv.
ell. several shuts through her hull
Captain Hack fndiug it impossible 10
eseape,, rsn ,ts steamer on the beach,
and burned her. The crew and passen
gers look to- Leais and have reached
here. Very bttls Was saved, excepting
the, mail. and passengers. The effects
and steamsr were burned 70 the waters
eags 10 sight of the Ynukces. Her
cargo consisted Of several pieces Of field
artillery, Two hundred barrels ossaf:pe<
ire, forty 'lhousahd army shoes aud q
large assortment Of merehmdizs.
Ga-, .5>-s .CnAKLEsreT, April IS.
I'd, AN qniet. A Tow blockaders AND the
ffigate lro',sides- are oE. the bar and are
labe only vessels ia sight lo,day. "A
steamship astbed this morning from
Bernuds, with q cargo Of army eqdipr
meats, DE, for the Government.
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- GoGosBoRo. April .l3. v
| ImPorta"t' .tro,m NorM Garoli,sa. -
Tile tie&s of u parts! victory over The
abolitienisls hesff Washington reacl7ei
,ur Today, tfapreafsIlai the fankees,
uhdst Foster, were, marching to uIs r..
lief of Wellington, which is ''ow idyss.-
ed. by our tfoops, end were inca and
routed oil last Thar$.iay evening" near
B'snd's Greek, by Gsn. reuigrew. No
ipss on our stle.s r.. 'T .at .a. q
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hrIuTASr'G 'GgSeaAS.S SAMUEL CooFER
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