The New York herald., 1862-05-08
INTERESTING FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Arrival Of the United States
Steamer Haze.
AFFAIR s IN FORT MACO NJ.
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OPERATIONS AT NEWBERN AND BEAUFORT.
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Itself In the Organization Of
Union Regiment,
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INTERESTING FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
AFFAIRS FORT MACON.
OPERATIONS AT NEWBERN AND BEAUFORT.

Union Regiment,
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The United States steam transport Haze Capt E. Will
ams arrived at this port yesterday morning from New
bern. N after passage OF fortyve hours She brings
the mail from Gen. Burnsides division hun
dred passengers, among whom Capt. Alexander Muir.
ray United States Nivy bearer OF dispatches Lieut. f.
p Meeker and Acting Master Daniel, United States Navy
| 3. Z. Mallory, Lieut. Colonel Lyman, OF the Twenty
seventh Massachusetts, Capt Phlirs or the Fifty first
New York Lieut.. Hasc and Capt Hart, of the Hun
| drod and Third Now York; Captains Hammell and Gra
| ham and Lieut.. Bartholomew, OF the Niuth New York.
who wounded in the battle of Camden and several
| other officers on furlough and resigned.
/ She brings large amount Of express freight 10
Adams Express Company and somo eighteen bodies OF
deceased officers and soldiers belonging tho FIFTY ast
New York, Ninth New YORK, Tonth Connecticut and
| Twen;y-third Massachusetts,.
Ameng the latter the bodies Of Adjutant Charles
A. Gaddsen, OF the Ninth New York who was killed at
the battle Of Camden, the 10th Of April Lieutenant
Home in charge OF F. H. Grautzein and panied by
! the wounded officers and body guard consisting Of
Sergeant Smith and ten Also the body OF private
1 Van Sickle.
Nothing new had occurred at Newbcrn since the do.
parture Of the last mail and affairs quiet at Roam
| oke, Beaufort and other places.
The Ellen Terry passed. going up thc Neuse river
i on Saturday afternoon.
Tho Peabody. with CATTLE arrived Wednesday, and
two schconers arrived al Hatteras Sunday also with
| becves for tho army.
The Haze passed. OF Chncotcague the Jersey coast
IN Tuesday, large number Of schooners with coal
forage, &C., bound South For the first part Of the pas
sage had wind N. E.; latter part strong from ~ W.
The passengers from Ncwbern board the Haze nst
ed cDmpl iona vvs...,
for the geutemsnly treatment extended TO them durinr
the trip. Col. Lyman Mr.. Andrew Ings, Capt Graham
and Lieut.. Thompson were appointed committee to
convoy these sentiments to the Captain. Capt Williams
responded to the address In offhand sailors speech
Our Newbern Correspondence.
NEwBEIy, n. c., May 2, 1852
NC Development Of the Union Spirit Of NORTH Carolina-
Organization Of Union Reoent-Coto;,el Fsrrero Pro-
gaoied 10 Brigddier Geaeraship-7ae ALoftluiTs At
Work With Tssir Schemes in Mort. CarolinaCoalinued
Picket SEsrmishing- Sanitary Precautions, &c., dc.
Since the surrender OF Fort Macon there has been
luli We all satisfied TO rcst awhile iaures
and prepare for still another victory ard in the mean
time the fall Of the rebe garrison continues be tho
heme Of conversation, the good results arising from it
being the principal topic. Before the grand event every
thing that arrived from the neishborhood Of Beaufort
watched with the greatest possible interest," any
coming from that quarter questioned for hours
the state OF affairs there whether any body had been
kisds had side opened hreg and similar questions
nobody appears think about the place. They
satisfied that is in good hands aud them
selves with speaking OF what Is % come.
Much has been said and written about tho
Union spirit shat exists in tue {" Old North Stats,n
md / have referred to myself upon many
occasions, but with greater pleasure the
present time. This feeling, that has lain dormant
Of the warmth Of assistance 10 revive IL: has sud
denly sprung into life. and there is now movement
foot organize regiment Of Union soldiers from among
the people OF this part OF the state. understand tho
credit Of starting this thing belongs to tbs OF the
Mayor OF Washington, n. e., who il in custody by
tho rebels for having held with e Union
The fol.owngsppeal to the people OF the Eastern district
of North Carolina will show what the proposed regiment
TO be composed o. There IS much opposition made to
this move many consider 1t trick, and others look
upon 1t utter impossibty. But have every
son 10 bell tha. it win be success more than ono
half Of the men have pledged themselves TO support H.
and enter the ranks
To THE People EAsTrry NORTH CAR1Lt.A;-
The government o. the United states, BY Msjor Gene
raj Burnside 10 command OF the Department OF North
tartna has authorized the raising of regiment in the
part Of this state, which regiment will be under
United States officer. We. the unders gned hayng full
authority to DO invite The citizens OF this and the
nsighborng counties 10 assist us in this enterprise
All who willing under tho "oId dag" will
DO paid, clothed aad led by the United States.
spsctiye companies. Tho colonel lieutenant colorel
MAJOR ani adjutsnt viii DO appointed ny TIE United
II Is . be understood that this regiment Is Intended
FOR the protection O loyal citizens by bringing them To-
gciher under military discipline and will rot be called
upon leave thu state Those able Go bear arius, WHO
stand aloof from this movement cannot expec; that the
yoyernment viii protect those Who make no e9rt to aid
themselves. EDWARD 4. POTTER, Captsin U. :. A.,
Colonel Commanding First regiment n. G. V.
JOHN r. REsPEsS,
Acting Lieutenant Colonel First regiment y. c. v.
WASHINGTON, BEAUFORT county, " G., May |, 1862.
Among tie military here there are always changes
going on siyna,lons, promotions &c most Of
which ony interest thu regiments the state from
which they come and therefore but little is said OF them
bu, think TIM, ali will DO glad 70 hear tho intelligence
that Colonel Fcrerp or tho Fifty first regiment New York
Volunteers has been hcnpred by being offered the posi-
ton-wheh he has scceptod-or Brgadier General Al
ways an efficient officer finished gentleman there
is every 70 believe that 10 his new position he viii
continue 70 be as popular as ever canno: refrain
white speakingof the military here, from referring
tho Twsntyf IN Massachusetts regiment II is at pre-
guarding the city q Newborn, and deserving o
the rrea,st praise tho way Ia which aairs
Quoted Sarn qnie,ncss and order have rssred In
Sewbern FOR many hong day, and guard mounting has
got be institution, all the people turning out 70 wit
ness il snd hear the fne music from the band
| have before spoken OF the Efforts OF Nr Vincent
Colyer the OF the Poor, 70 organize the
negroes into kind Of society and ne has 50 far succeed
cd that no has established an evening school for the
sides From personal observation am convinced that
Mr. Coyer has taken upon himsefa task that will do as
much to inurc as TO beneat us IL s hard 70 make the
ple of the place believe that do not wish TO inter
fsrc with "their peculiar institution while
tabshug schools for the education n their slaves The
only result that present 10 this OF thing
s 70 make disconented with their lot and
give them idea hat thsy all TO be made free At
/ tho present time the negroes hers becoming more
and more independent every day. and slave or free
/ negro who a month ago would never think OF passing
an officer without sauting him, will now strut by and
stare you almost u cJun'enanco. For OF time
am enabled 10 speak at any great length upon
this subject but shall devote myself very shortly
time 10 description OF this school, It's founder and
| its teachers.
We have mad lately two three skirmishes with the
/ rebel pickets; but these things now becoming
common that but little importance Is attached 10 them
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