The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-28

NE ENrEnIrION
Fnn I'd Connected History of The PrcIimi
nary Operations by an Eyc-r .tncss.

Ia; more Jan. i7.--rao correspondent Of tho
Ba'..lore AsTRIoAa gives th' !.howing de;n lei
,0c"unt o. Iho oaptvr' = :. ~ b .src-;
S'Somer Sdrtil7o d. Cu51, ian T., 1905 -
Yesterday Aitarnoop the stcAu-r Atss ar ~ed
from, Fortress II ,nroc, bringing d.au.tchc- g. A..
miral Porter rom tic President and SECRETARY 81
tic Navy. A tho dis,.p.h si.'tu'r cr,s tri the
Tar into the Inner hArboc al cv.s v.c-" strained o
discover some Indication thnt auth Irity hit tccu
roce we'd v, pusl irwaid the VA ~ tao attack
on Font f.sAsr. TIE Grs. ludiaAauu &. 1crvatic
outade was srn.ka rom th, erny p .. the .orlv
gunhoa,H Al anchor iusidc, an 4, oa some o. item
w'rc sec1 Aentin. 'oWsrif th' lar. lNlr- rOli
h no lsiakinv THIS udigat 80 II TIC g. ri,.r Il
the dispatrhco FROM wafl .g ton.
A. o'clock tho Light d-lt' .urhnhis vor' p1Nr.
ins 81, IN stcsdy stream, "'9dlns their va
through the sinu1us channel Gct,l- tlc Var. IL
was o'clock before no last u tncs, ~ ,f.a.e
n" right moon igt caltir- ther to trr,ud insir
way among The iucvs ID" Ulc WHJ g.. ~ e. tluic
too low for the monitors T. COMO ort aud tnc- rs-
msincd inside until this roru''r a.oat 6 % n *,
followed by tho Malvern fIc fs'- b y 0ftfc A.~l.-
ral, A"y were oil -orvol uoy l. ono. I.' A4rir.l
threw out tie ~ raj sect under ray"i to o., .rc'
outs de- aud N toe tWinkuuR NJ on e.e ,N' work
q raising anchor was "a -. yrc'S MJ..l0lt toe
Immense armada. The Malvern slrIct cut nAisft g.
cslly through tho SCI akron, ami s.,pl ont 60 sea
g1viuS ssnAl 70 thc foet "Foi ow t,c couree indl-
catel.'
NJ O'Clock he whole feet we IN motion. and
presontcd a sight grand hoy me description Trg.
Aies monitors, iron -clalN toutIt-culc.S,ur gct.rs
sloops Of war and g'luhoats, 'tu Der '.- sXty-lwu
vessels ~ war cArrylng N oil Aye hundred aud
ninety guns, hesoos small stc,u,-,, tugs ten crs
apd army Transports, were 5000 'nrmeI lu four
lncs on the broad expantr % the occa each led Nv
tnc Nesscl OF Itr divisional commander. The army
transports including the steamers Baltic gad IA.
c A. and uum cring not less thnn fifteen steam ms
carrying not less than ten thousand troops led hy
the flagship Of Brcvet hsI. G"r. Terry, ;l.ir com
mander also formed fiih i.1e o. tt' r-cst arm, .
.ka Z. rf. b q.
was no, less than eighty
Inc uoors embrace tic sam, that cam. down
with Gen. liter. With olc additional brigade and
a new commanding officer Tho Savr are proud
Of III fact ~ ows that the Government q sus.
tanned Admiral Porter aud backed Up his opinion
not only that Fort F.shcr can 10 taken, bat 1hs It
must he taken, and that - can De tsNel hv tho
same troops under L4t,rclt commander TaC
soldiers hayc had rough time o' IT. having AID al
anchor ior t.ree consecutive davS Of st' o., "a n
and wind, closely packed iu thc.r Transports.
Tn O'cloes -wc are Gll fairl, under way for
New Inc' The distance "a only SKY IA, mile
snd We expect 20 rea' our anchorage te.oro sun
set so as 60 he N readiness for netNu 'poraUons 90
! frinhy morning. The douu'c-iUrrcd, M1utinuc
| lead the Mpnitor Ices, moving uioE. 0Ac without
any tow, but Hccou panied b. the Eunbvat No..gap
| The SANTIAGO h.!'w-, to"'nt tue h'w"r tAn9ui-
! Gus the Foot jackson towns tue VI ilopsc tho
! Alabama town. tic Suusta, ami tAc Vanderbilt 4
| nco0mp Anles the New Irons lies. The Dictator hsu
| not arrived Vnen she tec r-l'"t, though moment
eAIcNltl. hnu hIN ~ " flt'ltis flA
she will reach too scouo OF action before 'o-mcrrow
morning.
! Friday Jan l3.--B fore No CONN rrcer.nt o
! active CIcrauopN tbs % crnin = IN. follow .-r or
dor from Alnlra' Porter u - 20 on frc Q..rlcI
desk OF the SAINT $50 de tuuA py ! .'. N-rmar
| II. farqpshsL EVccuuv o.. r az the + g. .shII
Malvern;
JASrArv :, lSiS.
Before going INTO aruou a." col,aau1rr each
vessel vii detail a. many ~ he rlcn ~ he car
spare from toe guns a. lAn1ing party, that ",
msy have share IN the assault Wien t take
place hoAts ~ J bc kept ready lowered t-sr an
water, ON no Oh Sac a. u,c vessels. ! 20 sal RI
viii he Al lned win CutlaSsCs, well sharp Ari, spl
with revo NeTs. W On the :. IL. a III u42e g. ma
the boats !ho Ueu vii yet IN, lrt u'l snow item
selves. When toe elgual - made 20 as allt, t.
buAts VII p H. Iuupd Ic s,cru oil e. ~ nt'rs- al
lana O. hi ~bies-ss oi thrn, ANA board 20 i'It u
tho river IN seam aa|ke ~ ~. lie u.agI-Cs ST..
ioim an tie r'-l, puI cover the saluIs. " nj.
the soldiers are gong over .Ae par pet ~ '4tt.
sailors III take the teA-l.er OF For. ssct. vs.
can land AVOO Lien from toe tert aud no, lee. u
40 setye inca iron the tect VIII carry t4c G,y
Two Doat-kositrs Will te kept Ia eae1 t'l'.
DAVID u Pu4lE-, E"-y a I't4,
capt. Gibson informed tle men sNa; he vaa.c
thirty i've tlue l0cc Volunteers all ,.. ,.a..a u
spared from 90 guns mi be v-n't uu.y al,
Inen IA would go willingly, with I. . .te"n. urtio
to plant tho ta- Of the santiago hrst o. tnc ran
parts o. Fort I. cher, llos- VINO oeslrel O. vl.ur
teeT were invited 10 sdyanue o. the ron SIDE OF th
vessel. There vas q PROXY genera, rush, wac
CIpI Gibson stoi pcd, rs there were sorue LIrt rs
| eieht n4oTe 1lAn were wanted already 10 VIC iiut