Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-13
We learn from reliable source that on the mornipe

We learn from reliable source, that the morning
of the Sd instant, the enemy approached Red Bluff,
throwing shells and lookisg for masked batteries
They kept up steady fire until about O'clock P. NJ.
On the morning of the 4th party of them came on
shore and landed the plantation of Mr. S. White
head aad wanonly killed two of his horses, of them
having been shot about twenty times The horses
grazing the plantation. hey carried off seven of bis
negros and other property They burned house, the
property of Mr. Box, and one shot went through The
house of MIR. Whitehead They also destroyed bis books
and broke his crockeryware. Since their withdrawal
Mr.. W. has succeeded in saving his Cotton.
The steamer that is ashore at New River was not
fired on by our troops in consequence of the wide extent
of marsh. Our small guns would not have much effect.
The steamer doubt will be a fetal loss several
gunboats seen at high water taking out provisions
and furniture.
The distractions placed in the river near Red Bluff
have been partly removed by the enemy. There are
still four vessels in Wallis Gut.
Charleston Courier, 8h INST.
FROM TYBEs-The steamer Ida, Capt. Circopely
made trip to Fort Pulaski yesterday. We learn by
her that there four vessels at Wallis Cut aud two
at Red River. At Iybee there four large steamers
and one large soopofwar. Yesterday forenoon large
steamer to have tow three schOOners bound
from Hilton Head to 1ybee the latter SUP posed be
laden with coal for the Federal fleet at ybee Roads
A large steamer left y bee for Hilton Head yesterday
morning. I hree or four Yankee officers tC
ride from MIR. Kings place, along the beach towards
,
sbe to ascertain the number of vessels at present ii
Warsaw Sound as most OF them are bid from view by
Little Tybee Island Savannah News, 6h anst.
The CONDITION OF AARYLAND.-One of the qttache
of the Richmond Enquirer lately succeeded in paying
claudestine visit viG U. G. R. r. to his home il
Baltimore.
He represents that fully nine-tenths of the peopl
of the State and of the city of Baltimore
sympathizers with the of the South, and tina
their sympathy fuds frequent and enthusiastic eZ
preston. 1t is strkingy manifested to the mos
careless observer, in the eagerness with which ever
success Of the Southern arms, every disaster t
those of the Linconites, hailed, and the undis
: guised scorn with which the Unonists are treated
They reentlessy "cut" in all their social relation
by the Southern men, and openly Stunned in a
business transactions The Southern sympathizers ar
recovering from the apathy into which they fell after th
subugation Of Baltimore, and openly resist th
atrocious outrages daily perpetrated by the FEEDERS
police and their leaders upon the and children
The tact is not attempted to be concealed, even
the Yankees themselves, that the sentiment of Mary
lard is Overwhelmingly against the Lincoln Government
: and that the danger imminent that upon the first
- verse to the Yankee army, the people of the State
Q rise and wreak summary vengeance upon the nsoler
herds who have so long oppressed and Illuminated then
The city is strongly fortified its four subur ban limit
e The Federal Hill ratification is especially strong, ar
is capable of resisting the assault of powerful arm
1t From this entrenchment the city could shelled al
y entirely destroyed in few hours. There are abo
10000 encamped in various quarters of the cit
e A MONSTER BABY.-The Greenvile (renn). Bdnn
Il gives the following account Of baby 10 that vicinity
It is only Is months old the 18th instant, and weig