New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19
ANOTHER ADVANCE TO BIZ MiBE At ONCE
LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED.

THE ADVANCE on NEwBERN-yOYAGT DOWN
TIE sOUNDS-INDIAN SIGNAL FIRES.
F.oru Our Own Correspondent.
IL THE MUSE RIVER, BELOW NEvnERN,{
We are Oh the eve Of another battle-we hope and
trust Of another victory. The long-expeced, often
deferred word came at last on Tuesday evening, IN
The shape of general order TO have steam up, boats
hoisted, and everything ready for start at O'Clock
Yesterday morning. The troops were all embarked
bv bripadec from Tuesday 10 Sunday afternoon NJ
opportunity offered, the last regiment moved being
the ealan, 4th Rhode Island which struck tents on
Sunday. and were put aboard the Eastern Queen by
Tho useful s,ern-wheeler Union.
The signals for starting and coming TO anchor Were
The sane US on the advance toward Roanoke, viz;
bv the ensign union jack or brigade color, hosied
ct the fore. On the 9Th inst stringent general
order was promulgated to The effect that the mea on
landing should wear their overcoats, carry one
blanket, forty rounds Of bal-cartrdge and have
twenty more ready 70 pu in their pockets take one
DAVIS cooked riions IN haveFsacks and two moro in
bulk. and have csneens filed with water. TIE
men were spec.aly aGmouished that they would be
held uerfonally responsible FOR clothing arms, or
equipments, laid down or thrown away on the
march or during the engagement, tie loss in tits
respsct in the Roanoke affair having been serious,
and entirely uncalled for. OF the blankets Of one
regiment alone, sc were LOST BY laying them By lc
roadside 70 tighten The load 70 GARY inlobatte and
as consequence ibis number OF men were subjected
10 cold and wet for nearly a ponih before the
blankets could be replaced
ola . u. .
of sailing from Roanoke Island to Hstterss, the yes
ssls being merely grouped irregulsrly by brigades
TIE navy gunboats, except few, preceded the feet
to HatteFss on Monday evening, where they awaited
oir ecnirg. Those remaining were formed in line,
and q; o'clock on Tuesday morning, steamed OF
~nder lead Of the Philadelphia, Commodore Colds
boroneh's fay-boat The larger transport siesmca
f,upd some difficulty in Slowing around us 70 head
in tie RIGHT direction tie wind getting up the S0uui
50 Is TO prevent their turning easily with the sr.ng
Of saii-yesso.s which each na1 ia Tow. BY the AZ
sigauce Of TIE lii!e ugr however, matters were ~
tine ~ ed and The fee got in motion, ia The order
q bliga1cs Gen. Burnside, OF tue Alice Price, lead
I'M, the columns j, was ~ clock before the Lrst ~
Gen. Parker Brigade got away, AID several horrs
later before bic las weasel was fairly headed down
in turning about, was run into rhoa water, through
the ignorance or malice Of Der captain. and Gen.
Burnside, who passed through the fleet at noon, "af
80 ncenssd At the conduct OF the man. that be ordered
him into rom and PLACED the boat IN charge Of ile
pilot.
AZ he Alice Price passed The troop ships ~ turn.
one OF her passengers WAS recognized and cheered
Will hearty good will. tbs was Robert Holloway
tie negro body.seryant OF Gen. burnside who has
followed his fortunes since his first term Of service IN
Now-Mexico until captured st Bull Run. Since last
July Robert has been prisoner IN the tobacco ware
houses of Richmond. but having been recently re-
leased, ana learning. on reaching Fortress Monroe,
lis masters whereabouts lie took the trst steamer
for Hatteras and rejoined him. The meeting be-
tween tho General and his faithful servant was re-
ally aheciue lhe former soeing IN tue aacrIy witi
which he resigned bis opportunity 20 rej,n has wife
and family 20 follow him, another proof Of devotion
a. rare a. il is honorable.
The advance vessels OF tle Third Brigade lay To-
below S,umpy Point until 4 clock IA tie afternoon
for tie laggards 10 come up, Gu progress was re-
funcd and a. u o.clocs all dropped anchor at the
red buoy oil haeras close up % tie great feet that
lay with twindng lights all quiet in the inoon-At
water.
This morning daWucd Gear, warm, and pleasant.
The water was literally as smooth 40 Il minor tue
Light uorthwos.eriy wind being barely strong enough
fuiter ensigns, half Gll tie sa.s Of the et
Of ssbOoners. Before daybIea. a Tug came alongsde
our vessel and delivered a heavy mai., which had
teen lying week or more ~ Haueras. ns bed ~
many Of lis predecessors, through The stupidity 81
gHnbOa. transport captains, wao, coming nom Hat
teras 10 Roanoke with n iull knowledge ta4i mail
was waiting convey auce, neglected 10 bring j, an
thus each time cheated our soldier, oat of wee,
enjoyment with letters irom home.
Early ia the morning = m-sfenser from Gen.
Burnside brought 10 The Gcncre If Brigade tie FOL.
lowing Cene.al Order, which ordered 10 &c read
10 the various regiments
HEApar.Mrsns DgpAHryrs~ % Norm C.HorHAi
PAMliCO a0IsD. Msfrh H. ls8s
gsyYntl O1Dnn, so. 1.-THE OeusIli commanding tfe.
pleasure IA enaouucing th lie Afny OF Poion8c lnd-
t,sn N-fssu u ,o saysl,Ie upon hi.h pli. su- wat
q the latest daes oo,uryins tetrv" hs ei-y hagips
~ tire tIyencod 9riilaDn' before da9assD and
% yae Or 90. Potomac
esa.,in cell. upon his o,um.l fo' 81 important mogl
iasa ~4.en all -s-l iea.orll the coenj az e,o-sD-