The sun., 1864-09-30
From Charleston.


The steamship Fulton. from Por, Royal 26,h In
stant, arrived yesterday with news from Charles
ton. She had on board Is men Of tho Third Rhode
Island battery.
Afars on Morris Island remain nearly the same
The enemy's ehn,pshoo'ors from the ruin. OF Sum.
ter have ceased firing, us the construction of screens
by our men rendered II eviden, even 70 rebel com
prchcnsiCn that no damage was done Firing
tie fort IL maintained only when evidence. are
apparent of repairs Icing made or posit ons pre-
pared TO remount tho guns, when our heavy rifles
open, and the work 10 demoli shed. The regular
shclng Of the city niutaincd. Dcscrtcrs report
Il as very dcsiruttivc, the new one hundred pound
rifles having attained proper range. Shells are
now thrown two blocks beyond Calhoun street. In
tie business centre OF the CIV. The old gun. only
resched to do burned district" The rebels ha ve
tw.uty-tv hundred men nj work on The dsfenccs
of the city, repairing and strengthening old works
and conrtrncvng new ones. They are preparing
for the day Of trial thoroughly and well 81 they
may.
rny INHALATION rnocHs
The PALssrro HERALD gives tho following o..
count Of the operation of the plan Of retaliation
adopted by our Government
TIE SIX hundred rebel officers who came " this
department some weeks since, 10 he placed under
FIRE a. Morris Island. as retaliation for Ike act
Of the retol authorities towards the aaulo plumber Of
Union officers in Charleston. have been placed In
camI, and have already become quite accustomed
10 the new order Of things The place Of con0pe-
ment Ia hcated between Forts Strong and Putnam,
W ~ w unuV 49, hu''e h n'.Iy ~
'an M ''" Va si "' ,viI anu , una,n
~ -" t"hn' '.ui'n "n .n'nh'"r'S rt'ns
the sand, twelve tftccn feet high, and trmly
suSilt' "B' lh'i, slu et' 'a 'u.I'u,uS W. NIr' u
pe,u'ls an Sero anu n",l' h,e 'e 'ciln =, -
r.nuuo y ~" p'. u l'b'i'e'''", ',y.,- ""u 80
Entirely surrounding the CAMP, although nj some
''nn.c toui we '-nlS va o'ue' " t,' w
~ so"o," " n'sa'uIns .,s i.,i, IL "
Poe'> Stout n''cn 'e'' rom wy Pshssues, "nIe"
nn,ts 'ne extreue verge ana hhln o' 'As ca'nIS
ana iTyohd wh'eh no Oh. CT sses ave nnaer INC
l,'n W I"s'hn' y. .ssn ~ u' n"n.- ~ 'Ie AS M
W." nv nnpo,a. ' .,s.u,t u.a :.
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,aG ",'n.u Va. sp w. ~. .io sa,s
palisades are septnes, VINO psnol their Fs's
nsmt isn n'u uay "'hv' - II ~ -
i''no'h cre'1, ,, on me ot,suJ I" sne 80,
"a .,n. ~ 'o,' .". ~.
'nu hA'n,aih tle e,os.s' Nas'h IP,h ne prSoh'
e,s ~ an .he,t mot,n.ena myuhu .,,s ,nese s a,s
'..i s' r'h.tes Ahu P'.e''N PINpc,y s"',oneu, ~
soli1ug suee.ss,vo Soro,hs "i puaIaS pr.sens
rsc"ir u ,ne mneI nnes nv oe'n passn os moa'
W. NY u.h! ue lns'ie ~eu.'un ~ W ",ea Y. an e""ie'
Llgn' Nt'lery' ID pnsiloh ~ u.Ieisn' PhnIs'
rear uPh 'he sonorh' W C utcI II any con-
p'Led .nolt shouiu oe 'isue 70 s.tpilse am over
,no sualu' s''p ~ 'u'u ou' ." "e s'rS
W.. hc"ys suu' VI io,' oapus ~. ~ sp'n as,y az
PAT o' ,he Gs'np, ana ..uld .e n'cn WIN oesniy
g,, gnro', snUuld the s,nsn.n o. ana.is uehahd ".
lnete nt.e d'nscr o. such WI auempl po'ns
tIade, IS we mos, reGhesS oI ne p''spnels Lnns'
.soIvo slV 'ne u'ei niuh's . sn rIoi' "a "e h'nu
ou' on .he pteeAuuohs ao N'S'Iy Ase"' nhd the
srea.os. viglahce ~ AWay I,''tN'u' !ue fr's-
ouprs nave ,h',ohs =" Pr'o''c'y nee Punnu'y iui-
nishca py the Cnni~iera'e' W unloh prisoners IN
1hatos'"h' anu o. hse hu as heaI !" may p';
10y are cooked by dttael men, anu dis'r. pu,Ha
" theln IN eaInp. Ihcy Hou!n nave sen eoinpel'
men, would NO, have o.sasoncd embarr,ssmen,
and trouble The ,lan had TOO many serious d f.