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The Daily Dispatch: September 6, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
ne of the fleet or army was in the least degree injured. The enemy's loss was not officially reported to us, but was ascertained to be 12 or 15 killed and died of wounds, and 35 wounded." Captain Jardine, of the New York Ninth Regiment, Lieut. Larned, and Mr. Durivage, a volunteer aid, are the correct names of three gentlemen spoken of in complimentary terms by General Butler, and not Justin, Sained and Daniage, as printed in the telegraph reports yesterday. Accompanying official stermanently held by the Federal troops. It is of immense importance, and can readily be held against all approaches of the Confederates. A new military department, it is supposed, will be erected there, and General Butler placed in command. Captain Larned's company, of Third Artillery, returned on the steamer Peabody. They were the first to land, and with the Naval Brigade, completely cut off the escape of the Confederates by land. Lieut. Loder was the first man ashore. Two members of H