The New York Herald

Document Type

Newspaper

Publisher

James Gordon Bennett

Publication Day

Monday

Publication Date

9-2-1861

Description

Brilliant Naval Victory / Capture of the Forts and Batteries in Hatteras Inlet / Official Reports of Major General Butler and Commodore Stringham / Pamlico and Albemarle Sounds Effectually Blockaded / Fifteen of the Rebel Troops Killed and Thirty-five Wounded / Forty-five Officers and Six Hundred and Sixty-five Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates Taken Prisoners / The Assistant Secretary of the Rebel Navy Among the Prisoners / One Thousand Stand of Arms, Twenty-four Cannon, and a Large Amount of Ammunition and Stores Taken / Capture of Vessels Laden with Cotton and Tobacco / The Revenue Cutter Harriet Lane Aground / Military Importance of the Movement / Sketches of the Officers Who Took Part in the Engagement

Place of Publication

New York, NY

Frequency

Daily

Price

2 cents

Condition

Fair

Condition Notes

Light ink print

Dimensions (W x H)

15 x 22

Box Number

5

Recommended Citation

The New York Herald, "The New York Herald" (1861). Neil and Sally Goldwasser Historic Periodicals Collection. 192.
https://spiral.lynn.edu/goldwasserhistoricalperiodicals/192