New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03
The NerJern Progress CT the 2lst inst., in speak
ING of this election, saws:

The result thus far IN 81 ont o. the 80 counte, IN ,h
state, gives ihe Hon T. 3. Vance 38oS3 votes Johnston
OF the conservative school ty amos to-tniros This result
l. attributable IN no small degree TO tie peeysrug ava
I'm IL IT. Of spch men - Graham GiIeT End tAe SEQ
VIZ I-te scored lncetstn y 10 prevent the "il N'"h
sat ron tSl ia'.e steps and from following iase Aga.,
when would Cause regret aud mortirc a.on
20 ~ 1t u source OF Pleasure We adult II il men
VI tea s-iuc-nce iof to us It reads ~ follows iLt 90,
seal mass 81 ne inhstitais Of th 'ts heartily lick Of
oe Wa a1a 9ss. peace sne wal Eaeu 70 eiy Iaiols Plan
10 srcue IT, Taxes end have drsiied them q their In
come az" they seek rest nom it, tumut and toll"
There is no little activity in this department Of
late. Gen. Foster, who, zen. BURNSIDE says, is
Of the ableft and most energetic officers in the
army, II creating no little sensation III ths Part OF
the State among tie Rebels. lie Ia determined 70
Tree sll there eastern counties OF the guerrilla bands
which now meet them; consequently he Is fitting
ont eXpCdiuOns daily for this psrpose, WHO are
meeting win remarkable good luck.
Gen. Stevenson, commanding ID Brigade, let
Divi,ion, has Jud returned from an expedition Of
ills hind from Onslcw County, where no destroyed
several large shlt-WOrks on tie tea shore aud took
battery, seyerai guns, and much Osher Rebel prop.
Ietv, with some considerable number Of prisoners.
without losilS d Nan. The whole Affair was oe-
CiloG suoC.ss and eu.ite, Gen. Stevenson TO 40 hie
cIodt. The guerIillas were driven far aid we're
50 bGaiy frightened that We never expect 10 hear
from tLeil again IL HAT quarter. lie accomplished
oilcor aud gentleman, Col. Osborn, with BIS Ire
res nient tie 24h Msss.chusstss, cOpt osed tie III.
iautry portion OF the eXpeJI ion.
Another expedition, std larger, left hero this
morning IL different difsctioD, which gives promise
vi .tO-L rtsults.
Tie guerIllas will begin 10 think there Is peace
for tie wicked, FOR they Vll soon Epd out tina. I'll
,aLCes Tor escape have been cut oil, and hat usy
must ali lay down their anna or isll into tho bands
OF tie ilttlc Commander OF Tins Department.
Ii romans remarkably healthy leIe, tile Tor he
laet tW0 weeks nj. been quite 600. 10 August, wish
hrec quartitie. Of rain. llis was 10 have been the
d. III. 4 Cd Nt.f s.r
L. The memory vi the oldctt inhabitants, such rainy
season aid such quantities OF ram was never before
known III North Caroline. t.. fequent firing If
said 20 have something 10 do VITA tie mattor. Tie
Atw6ssa Progress ADVANCES the iollewli-S views
upon tie subject.
It e. t,Jy Of some lsw Of science ha osufee
by discharges OF artillery. 1Vose1tna tho rncuf.ion
piOeuced cOuccuscs tie moisture o. the snCs
pbeIe al Il iss IN facrois H. tLeisiore ram l. called
down tL aDeI, the iuItAe eject Of cool ssEe would
ud-utay follow SD lie 9! laslla would % 3ie 81
weather T. Gwvs cutayoisc the influences winch
produce osease IN has climate AID kills them stogetisf
" 10 wal ~ luered tna: sCc when yeew
4ogcl cesuCSeiy IN New Orleans, tie aathOru
tile May. not hCIe tst Tie frequent prace ~ tins
as a. ana oi he frefy snole WI give
tsthy Autumn. II 20, TIE away sentcu en-. and you
Will Iut - 81 ht enemy nuca cIncsole tLsE lie
Kotc-"
Ihe Progrcss Of the Goth says that
"On " wednesday four lnon cavalry pckets were
paI0ug LOIe CIe-s they DuscsGed by
-uerr4s, Wlo twice suAliafiteiy o1rcc them 90 SUI
pao 20 the oeGIe len voh-y "hs med ANN enc ara
oInlIe the whom C,Itlred hy Rebels.
lie Tcsinug succesdcd IN making iLe cscspe bnus
ug sway tn.ee o. tAe iour homes they A-a VIII them