The New York herald., 1864-08-22

gFrsop OF Fort Gaines with all Of the public property
second-rhe treatment which is in conformity with
custom Of the most civilized nations towards prison.
Thrd-private property, with the exception OF arms
This communication win be handed TO you by Fleet
Captain and Colonel Myer OF the United States
Army who fully understand the views OF Gen. Granger
and myself Very respectfully your obedent servants,
ID. G. FARRaGUT Rear Admiral
GORDON GRANGER, Mai Gen U. s. A.
Colonel c. d. ANDERs N, COMMANDING Fort Gaines.
COLONEL ASpEssoss REPLY.
The above sent on to the fort late hour n the
syening afterwards the bearers returned to the
nasshp bringing with them Colonel Anderson and staT
officer, when. after protraced Interview with the
mandng officers, the sssented to in the fol-
lowing TERMS
The above conditions and terms OF surrender
agreed 10 by the undersigned aud the ceremony of
ing over the prisoners OF Fort Gsnes and all the
public propery apperianing thereto intact and In the
came condition II is viii take place at eight O'Clock
G. D. ANDERSON.
Colonel Fwenty-nrss Alabama regiment, commanding
wiinessed-P Drayton Fleet Captain; Albert J. Myer
Colonel and Signal officer. United States Army.
Our Mobile Bay correspondence.
DAuPHIS ISLAND, August II, 1864
SURRENDER OF FORT MORGAN DEMANDED
demand for the surrender OF Fort Morgan was made
the 9th instant. which the commanding officer OF
ammunition for a siege during tnat period, and that he
would not surrender while these supplies held out
FORT MORGAN INVESTED.
The army has Off all communication between Fort
Morgan and the main land, and combined naval aud
military attack will result in the destruction or captu
atiou OF the fort. This attack may be made this
ing
a MOVEMENT TOWARDS MOBILE
land movement viii PROBABLY be made quite speedily
ding fha ia lnf tctd
OF the bay.
CHANNEL USoBsrRucTKD TO DOG RIVER.
The channel is uuobstruced to Dog river, and light
draf, gunboats steam up TO that point.
COMMANDER TROOPS THREATENING FORT MORGAN.
Colonel Greer, OF the Seventy. enth Illinois,
nands the land investing Morgan. There
distractions between siege guns and Fort Morgan,
ali the outbudngs having been destroyed by the rebels
OFFICERS CAPTURED
Colonel G. D. Anderson, 2lst Alabama
Major c. B. Johnston, 2lst Alabama
Assistant Surgeon NJ W. Du Bose 2ist Alabama, Mobile.
Adjutant George yedener, 2lst Alabama, Mobile.
Lieutenant r. f. Baker, P. A. c. s.
Captain c. h. Sherman, 7. A. c. S.
Captain J. L. Culpepper, South Carolina.
Captain r. W. Smith 2lst Alabama sumter county, Ala
Captain Price williams, Jr. Pelham cadets Mobile.
Captain N, Crenshaw, Pelham cadets, Mobile.
Captain John r. O'Conner Pelham cadets, Mobile
Captain j. Ernest heicre. Confederate States marines
Captain A. 5. Darlington, 2lst Alabama, Mobile.
Captain K 7. Spaidiug, 2lst Alabama, Mobile.
Lieutenant A. Northrop. 2lst Alabama, Mobile.
Lieutenant N. McInnis, 2lst Alabama, Mobile
lieutenant J. Y. Fenda Confederate States marines
Lieutenant John +. Toulmn. 2lst Alabama
Lieutenant Dove, Cueoper battery, South Carolina
Lieutenant r. Roper, Peiham cadets, Mobile.
Lieutenant VIM. 8. Badger 2lst Alabama.
Lieutenant o. c. porrshs, 2lst Alabama, Mobile.
Lieutenant f. A. PoelmclZ. 2lst Ala Aarenao county.
Ieuepant j. Poelmetz 2lst Alabama Mareugo county.
Lieutenant II. F. Mccartney, 2lst Alabama, Mobile.
Lieutenant T. n. Mccartney 2lst Alabama, Mobile
Lieutenant John L. Rapier Confederate States marines.
Lieutenant T. j. Evans, LIST battery Alabama artillery,
Marion
Lieutenant Warren Anderson lst battery Alabama ar
tiery, Mobile.
Leutenan, John Battle lst battery Alabama artillery,
lieutenant Charles W. Sims, Lockharts battery, New
Orleans
Lieutenant G. B Dantzier, 2lst Alabama, Mobile.
1ieutenaDt j. N. Minis, 2lst Alabama Montgomery.
1ieutepact VIM. Demorey. 2lst AIabana, Mobile.
E.ieutenant u. Mccullough, 2lst Alabama, obile.
1ieuteu-nt F. Altman 2lst Alabama. Mobile.
Lieutenant David Woods, Lockharts battery.
lieutenant N. Burke, 2lst Alabama. Mobile
Lieutenant Baidwin IN. 2lst Alabama Mobile.
lieutenant VIM. II. Andrews, 21st Alabama Mobile.
Lieutenant John VI. Danzey, 2lst Alabama. Mobile.
Lieutenant I. 7. Herbert, 2lst Alabama, Mobile.
THE DErEScEs MOBILE
A TANK movement may crcumvent tho chain OF forti.
ccAtons intended command the approaches TO Mobile
above Dog river and extending in the
vSar OF tho city.