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Admiral David D. Porter, The Naval History of the Civil War., Chapter 33: (search)
. W. Merian and Augustus Mitchell. Steam-Sloop Housatonic. Captain, Wm. Rogers Taylor; Lieutenants, M. S. Stuyvesant and E. T. Brower; Surgeon, S. F. Coues; Assistant Paymaster, J. S. Woolson, Acting-Masters, J. W. Congdon and J. K. Crosby; Acting Ensign, Weston Gregory, Acting-Master's Mates, C. D. Bordman, E. A. Butler, G. A. Harriman and B. F. Jacobs; Engineers: Chief, John S. Albert; Second-Assistant, P. A. Rearick; Third-Assistants, I. R. McNary, F. L. Cooper, G. W. Geddes and J. H. Harmany; Boatswain, H. P. Grace; Gunner, Benjamin Roberts. Steamer Mercedita. Captain, Henry S. Stellwagen; Lieutenant-Commander, Trevot Abbott; Acting-Assistant Surgeon, C. H. Mason; Acting-Assistant Paymaster, T. C. Stellwagen; Acting-Masters, C. B. Wilder, F. J. Gover and T. J. Dwyer; Master's Mates, Edward Rogers and G. A. Steins; Engineers: Acting-First-Assistant, Alexander Doig; Acting-Third-Assistants, Simon Rockefellow, E. F. Martin and J. A. Munger; Gunner, Jacob Amee. Steam gu
Admiral David D. Porter, The Naval History of the Civil War., Chapter 36: operations of the South Atlantic Squadron under Rear-Admiral Dahlgren, 1863.--operations in Charleston harbor, etc. (search)
nuity could devise. Had the army of General Gillmore joined in the assault there would have been the same result, with the addition of a longer list of casualties. A flag of truce notified Rear-Admiral Dahlgren on the following morning that there were one hundred and thirty prisoners in the enemy's hands, besides three of the killed. Among the prisoners were the following officers: Lieutenants S. W. Preston and E. T. Brower, Ensigns B. H. Porter and Charles H. Craven, Third-Assistant Engineer J. H. Harmany, Sail-maker D. C. Brayton, Acting-Master's Mates E. Butler, C. P. Hovey and C. S. McCarty. Captain McCawley, of the Marine Corps, reports that there were two lieutenants (C. H. Bradford and R. L. Meade). two sergeants, two corporals and twenty-six privates missing, and that great confusion existed at the landing. Thus ended, for the time, the offensive operations against Charleston, with the exception that the vessels of the fleet remained at their posts, ready for any servic