The New York herald., 1864-09-06

IS flied With gratitude 10 God that He given 70
country N 'hr time o great peril who 10 20 entfrey
worthy 70 follow IN the ootseps and uphold the fame OF
rry, decatur and Paul Jones u must be an ADLER peo
an mine that undertakes the eulogy Rear Admiral d.
f.rragpt the hero who failed the accomplish
"'"ns W sVefF task assigned him
:, fAsRAcuIa psspArcB PALnsR.
r. lne loho"iug The oncial despatch from Admiral
fTsasm - Commodore Palmer
FLAGsar HARryoRp.
To Commodoe PAtsrn, Commanding AZ sew orleans
.u4sadsr !. .o
PAGE did .. long as sIpsetsd ws
90s 0s pI It m .sd as y when h0''ed With ono
congranste General Candy upon the great which
have been more haa our So%osS ops
s9ns We ~ sad M no 70 excel each Other ~. IN nc
Very truly yours. d. q. FARRAaUr
oRAsoER's AppnEss
am under special obligations to Adutant General Jas
f. Montgomery, chel of Major General Changers sian,
Tor toe sn6onsd copy of The Generals consrstul4ory
address to his officers aud soldiers
HKApauAR1Ras, UsrrxD srArrs rosMss
sorpIrns-it i with pride that oommuni-
ss,e 70 SoS M Or the noble part You have
yonf tnil % share % nc glory o. The achievement ,
,syersa oInY,p.3 ana las have been r..
Of your country and the thanks Of your Commander.
are % 2 s' - s a. 9s y q esep"s and coor
y snsl Displayed ana winch aided producing the
b your eros Saed 10 oose y os .at naS, tho
been eaptnd and item bngr"d =, orc nodsS
cannon. the tegs OF he icr stores and uulon
In the hands Of and soldiers our coun,rgs
Go9DoN GRANGER, Major General Commanding
CORRESPONDENTS nErwEES rHs UNION
Usrrsp srArrs srAcsHlr HArrgonD,,
,, o. aortLA, August q i8f.
s @ enspi aq S Sosns III 9T S1ss OF % E. s
'''' ''' - sogoSs sgosEhAaS% Ss.- 1s,a.a "A
Brgn1lsr General n L. r.ef' commanding a. For' Nor
,,.,..,n roar MoneAs, Aueg.. .. ,set.
General GoRpos IRAhcEg, United states Army COM
CfsrlssLsrao further sacrifice Or nre being
-arf--my sirk ami wounded unering and eyposej--hu
manly demands that ask for terms o. capuiAon Very
II. L. PAGE. BriSader General c. s. A,
HEADQUARTERS, Usirrn STATES Foacrs
orr MorI'.s BAY, August %. lsA
e'sn.ti have NOTED hdmira narragat & III e oor de
pended whcn yoar sal viii be duly considered Very
&. GRAsGER Ma or General. U. s. A.. com'Gg
TO Brsndlor General r. l. f.cF, Com d. Fot Morgan.
Hr-0a7tsoss aosf gsITr9 B.I assa. sr..rs r. rYsSn'
Brssde' General l. fAar comIa~ndns Fort Morgan
rece.yed " Captain Taylor asking eaptualos.
Ths = aneond,ona G arrenSer of yourself and tho
T aa 4S'ap R h ya az isS
Of the most civilized nations towards prisoners OF
b. TesDsood sa.psstguly your essiSsas ssrysnt.
On ibe part Of Admiral rarrasuL Commanding Uniied
RICHARD ARNOLD
Bris.dn,er a., Genera r. Chief q o Ar,,llsry
United States Forces.
FoRr MORGAN, August 2S, 1884
Captain r. DaiYros, United Navy Brgadier 0ene
raj ARNOLD unicd States Army, acting the
part respectively Of Admra, Parrngtt and Gsnerai
Granger
0krrtitlSyour conditions in communication Of to day
accepted but s request that the terms aSk-
regard my be granted and inserted in the capt
tulaiion.
Iw be prepared surrender at two O'Clock and 70
bark possible Respectfully, &c,
X. l. PAGE, Brigsdler General, O. 5. A.
REBEL sosGAs.
The rebel loss at Fort Morgan was three killed MG
twelve wounded
Tie advantages gained by the capture OF the rebel do
fences Mobile well the capture and dispersion of
naval force 10 those waters cannot at this tino
be properly estimated inst valuation placed upon
them With all our successes the rebels left behind them
their troublesome and dangerous torpedoes which were
liable q any time blow up. ASIDE from
this the navigation OF the bay Of Mobile free and
GbstrJr.od. Among tho rebel officers captured tho
chef the torpedo corps with his asesants who placed
tbeSs machines IN thoir positions Admiral Farragu,
with characteristic foretbougnt and energy, has COM
PEELED these 10 assist In removing the remaining
torpsdoes, and they ut the present engaged In
picking up over hundred OF tbese Internal machines.