The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-26

insed all day. IDths evening there ~as an addition OF
me bockader. The two compan e. Of the Foreth reGi
nent sent hero during the recent Engagement returned
Tosr H,@n NowpAy, ysu. 4 1895
Seven ~ oekaden on Wind southwesl Ahout nine
ixth GO opposing Major ssevensons battalion returned
cir recent expedition y Georgia after having been
usen from this fort since the 2od Of November lA They
sere received BY Colonel Lamb In welcome speech ard
~ retired 70 their quarssrA
An unfortunate accident occurred In the removal OF the
insanity Tsss rs
nance orcer and his loss VAL DO much fes py TINS gar
Fosr TmHra, TUESDAY, Jan. q 1855.
Six bockaders on Wind light southwest Tbs steamer
Night Hawk went out about one o'clock In the morning.
Captain Nay commanding.
FoRr rrrn, wsDxsrpAY, Jan. 4 1858.
A. NJ the steamer Flora Mcdonald reached orags land
and Committee q ladies from the Soldiers Aid Society
who kindly came 10 visit the and tender their thanks
70 re brave q sS Porsr ss and
General Buffers land forces. Major Robert strsnge ID
their behalf addressed the troops In very happily con-
ceyed and handsomely delivered effort, and was re-
sponded V by Colonel Lamb the part Of the gar SON
very bouniful and liberal present Of the good things
the ladies followed The ladies bade NJ srewell and
thus passed one Of thoee bright DAYS IN soioers me-
Fonr FisHnR Jan. 8, 1885.
Sin bockadcs on al sunrise: during the day there vas
an addition Of steamer. Odhcer o. the day reports
nothing VI interest having transpircd
FoRr nmm, Fridsy, Jan. Q, 1895.
Four bl0ckaders on Wind In the morning southeast;
changed about two n. TO the NORTH with heavy ran
Bioessds runner Wild Eover Rsndle, MASTER passed
FoRr FISHER, Saturday, Jan. ], 1865
Five bockaders OF. Wind south OfAcer Of the day
FoRr FIsHER, Sunday, Jan. ., 1855.
Five blockaders OF. Wind north Weather cold
FoRf FHnER, Monday, Jan. ., 1896.
Four blockaders Of
'' FORr FrsuR Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1895.
ocer Of the day reports that owing % the mist ana
One eight.inch Columbsad mounted a. the Columbsad
No 6iockadcrs visible IN the afternoon Heavy south.
west wind, accompanied with ran and LIGHTNING
thirty pounds powder and impact she'll snce tho
late engagement fred to-day and struck the wreck
''' ~' FoRr FranH, wednesday, Jan. IL, 1885.
Three bockaders on, morning. Wind northwest An
addition Of three blockaders In the afternoon
FORT TrsmR, Thursday, Jan. II, 1855.
-Four blockades on Wind northwest Weather clear.
EoRr FrmR, Friday Morning, Jan. 10 1898 !.
catlin; about nifty vessels Twenty minute. TO
o'clock A. the enemy opened snsning the beach
in ss Of battle. pssesacd ~ The fronsass
$40 A. M-First gun from our batteries fred
opened pens is on the fort s.v. ~, ma
from the Ironsides and four Monitors They lie very
close in One two fgates are lying outside firing
The balance Of the feet are up the beach, whore they
10 A. M-Courier arrived, bringing information hist
IL Mp 70 this hour one Of our gun carriages has
n:So A M-Ths Tallahassee arrived from Whining
I2:SoP M-Iieutensnt Arlidee, from Battery Blu
chanan with ATTY marines, reported at headquarters to
.iP M-Dr; Singleton reports up % this s.ms, only
eleven men slightly wounded The firing has been con-
killed by ragment Of shell this forenoon in font Of
ago p M-9eneraI whiting arrived at headquarters
s:36 r N.-filing OF tho enemy slight therenett,
one Of scouts volunteered 70 bear message to Sugar
Loaf 70 General Hoke, nom headquarte ferreinforce-
IP M-rrns more severe and rapid since she last
report DE- Singleton reports Up 70 shis hour twenty
S:so PM-rne frigases have opened.
corps has Just informed the General that the wires were
| broken, submarine and land by shells Of enemy.
$50 r. M-ReinforcemcnM from Bald Head and Cas-
well; four from Bald Head, two from Caswvn arrived
ii:scP Mt-Hsor Riley arrived with rsiaforcsnsn.s
| FoRr FnzKa, Saturday, Jan. II, 1895.
VIVA southwest A. eight A. n , seventy ny
two vessels Of the enemyen ons'des ana Tour Aoni'
ioA. M~Enemys skirmsh line pl.isly vissls nom
1880 A M-rns gun from enemy Steamer weles,
Sampson :. Crags wharf ana supposed By us to have
sssS Il :s ~
l2M.-Enemy landing In force skirmsh line Of enc.
my digging rife pits Najer Riley opened on them.
iI n--Chckamausa sent 70 DIRE on the steamer, now
IN possession Of the enemy
3P A-Chieksmauga opened on steamer Result IN
known
Chickamauga sank ssesmer.
FoRT FISHER, sunday morning, Jan. ~, 1858.
IA M-Enemy fired slowly during whole Of last night
Pockets fell back, alter skiTmish firing about ten H.
Lines OF paisade manned during tho night Daylight
disclosed cncmys pCkots about Quartcrmasters stables
DC asonal firing OF sharpshoOtca There scarcely
any cessation Of the encmys fre during the whole night
directed along the whole line VI batteries IN Of
the palisades
1910 A. M-The Commandment for past hour and o
half has been terrific, and continues Tho Gre has
boon principally directed against the northeast face and
more particularly tho line Of headquarters and the
pulpit
pits, apparently In force.
l:2SP M-Thc Twenty -Afh South Carolina and por.
on Of the Twenty nrstthe first commanded by Captain
Coussa the latter by Capt De Bowon their way from the
Marie 70 reinforce passing through most terrific IRE of
| enemy naval artillery.
Mention should be made OF tho galantry and deter
mined bravery VI Sergeant Philip Smith and Arthur Null
doom Of Captain Van BothielIs', Marines and Of the
couriers Matthew J. Murphy and John r. Huppay.
2r A--Enemy advancing. General v hitting erdGra
al 70 n,ap the palisades and works
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
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