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df -h will show if it is mounted or not.
Looking at the space from the du it's unlikely that it's mounted but before you mount it i'd suggest you rename the current /img1 directory to something like /img1.old then mkdir /img1 and
mount /dev/sda1 /img1
Then copy the contents from /img1.old -> /img1 using something like rsync -av /img1.old/ /img/1
Then you can delete /img1.old otherwise the data you have already copied till now will not be on the new drive. Secondly you will want to add your new drive to /etc/fstab so it mounts on boot.
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