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North Carolina (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 14
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Norfolk, August 31st, 1861.
No damage was done to the Harmony during the battle yesterday, between that little steamer and the Federal steam-frigate Savannah.
Whether or not the Savannah was damaged, I cannot ascertain.
But it is reported that several of the shells struck her and that she was considerably injured.
The fight lasted about one hour, and was witnessed by a large number of the citizens of Norfolk and Portsmouth, who could see the steamers and the fire and smoke of the battle, the explosion of shells, &c., from the tops of the houses.
The confirmation of the report of the disaster at Hatteras causes a profound sensation here.
Some of the officers taken prisoners by the Yankees are well-known citizens of Norfolk.
It is greatly regretted that the point taken by the Federal troops had not been better prepared with men, guns and ammunition.
Now, it has become necessary to get rid of the vandals as quickly as possible.
Gentlemen, who arrived here last n