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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 5. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 13 (search)
pital, Warrington, and some parts of Pensacola, were in flames. Fort Pickens, bombarding with shell, we stood for, and when light would permiks. The facts being reported to Gen. Arnold, the commander of Fort Pickens, he immediately ordered the beat of the long roll, and opened a officer to the blockading schooner Maria J. Wood, then lying off Fort Pickens, requesting the commander to come into the bay, which he did, bewing to the incessant shower of grape poured into that work from Fort Pickens. It was damaged more by the bombardment of December and Januarythe Custom-House, but were probably driven away by the fire from Fort Pickens, as it is uninjured. All the government buildings outside the y When the fire broke out, twenty guns were seen in position from Fort Pickens. The rebels left the keys of the magazines of McRae and Barralouds overhead reflected back an apparently liquid sea of fire. Fort Pickens could be plainly seen, and its garrison seemed to have suddenly