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RETURNING.
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)ST respectfully informs the inhshitantsof F-
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The IrOnsides.

There appears TO be a doubt whether the fri
gate Ironsides, the terror OF the CharlestOnians,
was much injured by the explosion Of the torpe-
do with which she was struck on the night OF
October Sth. She has not been in action since,
vet she has kept her place in the blockadIng
and besieging squadron. Some said she was SO
much injured that she dare not risk an engage
ment with the forts. and that she would have 10
be taken 10 New York for repair, while Others
have just as firmly asserted that she was not dam
aged IN the least. This daring assault upon her
was carried into execution by only four men.
On the night in question she was st her usual
anchorage. The quartermaster reported, about
81 O'Clock, n suspicious craft, low in the water,
and with a smOke-stack, approaching. Coming
near enough, she was hailed to stop, but refusing
TO obey. she was fred upon. Nothing could be
seen but the low, eigar-shaped craft, her smoke
stack, helmsman, and a something in the water
which she was driving before her The balls,
apparently, passed over her Then the m~usketry
began to rattle from the frigate, but still the
craft kept on her way right for the ships broad
side. and when she struck it, a terrible explosion
took place, jarring the great iron-plated hull of
the frigate, and sending into the air a huge
column of water that fell in torrents all round,
and entering the smoke-pipe of the little steamer,
Immediately extinguished her fires. When this
had subsidized, and the sea was again calm, moth
ing whatever was to be seen of her the suppose
ton is that she went down. But, struggling for
life were two men, evidently members of the
crew, who were picked up by a boat, lowered for
the purpose from the Ironsides-a seaman named
Toombs and q Lieut.. Glassel; but neither of them
can tell what happened in the time between the
explosion of the torpedo and the moment they
found themselves battling with the waves, or say
confidently whether the steamer sunk, or, re-
kindling her fires, moved off in the direction of
Charleston. One report says
livery little injury was done the IrOnsides Z;
in truth, | may say, with the exception of a few
dante mn harrn h fayar Was Susr1InaH nv hpr
The prisoners say that the people of Charleston
have very little faith in the capacity of the Mon
itors to reduce the fortiications leading to the
harbor, but hold in fear the batteries of the IRON
sides. To prove the endurance of the ship, |
would add, that the shock she received was SO
severe that q huge chest was thrown from its
place in the lower hold against one of the STAN
chions, completely crushing the leg of a seaman
who was unfortunate enough to be standing there.
Twenty tons of water entered her decks
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Bark Comet Capt.. Jns. Smith,
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TO SUGAR PLANTERS and OTHERS.

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