New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-25

tanned the,efrom the ensuing Winter, if that section
should be protected from the inoads Of the enemy.
II is not proper for US to state what are
new being taken to obstruct the Neuse, Tar or
Roanoke Rivers. But we may state that the whole
Summer was permitted TO pass away without an
effort TO obstract these rivers. About three weeks
ago gunboat was commenced on the river bank
the very time that she ought to have been com.
pleted, If intended FOR defense.
In their recent raid into the Eastern portions Of
North Carolina, the Yankees committed the most
terrible atrocities; and it Is not to be wondered at
that the people, with the terror struck into their
minds by recent events and with but tle assurance
OF protection in the future, are now abandoning
their homes and flying in dismay. The most fertile
districts OF the South passing from us, one by
one, and the Government will Lave reason to regret
tie blind ind negligent policy of sDrrenderng those
districts Of the country to the enemy, which a-e
important not only parts Of It's territorial juris
diction, but as sources of necessary supplies.
CALLING OUT THE MILITIA IN GEORGIA.
message sent into the Georgia Legislature by
Gov BIown in reference to the Yankee raid on st.
Mary's County, has. it appears, produced another
commotion about conscrption, State defenses, &c.
The Senate had passed "A bill authorizing the Gov
ernor to call out the militia, which was laid on the
tatle. Judge COchrane offered as substitute
resolution to call the Secretary of War for troops
TO defend the coast, aud II that was refused, 10
authorize the Governor to call out the militia. He
ton, and moved the reference OF the message ard
resolutions to the Military Committee which, after
discussion, prevailed
Judge Stephens called for the Yeas and Nays and
sustained the call in appeal FOR immediate action.
The call for the Yeas md Nays was sustained, and
the vote was 40 Yeas to IS Nays. So the whole
matter goes to the Military Committee, and the bat
tie will be fought over their report
4 BRUSH on TIL RAPPAIANNOCK.
ii is stated that OH Sunday morling las, COL
Crchter, who Rad left Fredericksburg with small
party 10 reeonnoiler, had an engagement with
cavalry force Of the enemy. The light took place
near the Bark Mil crossing of tbe Rappahauuook.
One Of our was wounded and we lost several
horses. We captured nine prisoners, with their
horses and arms, camp equipments, &c.
THE FEVER ~ wHAUSGTON.
The WILMINGTON journal, the publication Of
which has been resumed, states that few cases Of
yellow fever still occur in that place aud deaths are
not inffequent. but the power OF the disease Is
broken, aud the citizens are returning
The ofieial reports from tho beginning Of tue die
ease to the 18th November show l.jOj cases of ye-
low fever 10 have occurred, and AL deaths bul adj
ditional facts warrant The journal in fixing TIE
number of deaths, whites aud black, in and around
the city, at 6ji.
FROM GORDONSyILLE.
Passengers from Gordonsyilio repor, tue Tamor as
current there that the Abolitonists had retired from
Fredericksburg toward Port Royal Oh the Rappl-
hammock, eighteen miles below.
THE YANKEES IN TExAs-sPIRIT OF RESIST
ANCE.
ThOuoh the Yankees threaten 10 Overrun Texas, /
we are glad 10 see that her gallant people are re-
solved upon determined resistance. The follow |
ing from Texas PAPER when speaking OF the 4
threatened incursion, has the true ring about It:
Galveston the beautiful city G. tie Gal, has fallen The
lnons Of line In have made 9, their aud have
iu smsr there viii be hschcd from H. u the ut.
yisance be not eTorcised Untold rsere to The State
Ansl Whist picture does ser State Of Louisiana not
exhibit. Within her borders the tracks Of the wore than
barbarian Zoe here marked III blood. snogtiou,
and rspinensuy Of the PEOPLE erles from homes once
lovely but de.oisi Shall we be treated with lee.
severity than were they
To tue citizens OF Texas at large must and 10 appeal in
tbs enege y gnd We ihNo1e q, their hands the
prompt display OF all their energy ana 81 all their iotin
From without no h.lp !. to be s'Psei,d snd within our
this invasion oil soil .ous resources happily npie,
and M required ous IS to systeniis ADD render them cs
orgne coupa iss Of minute men, ready pond to the
eail Of q moment notice. Every should be kept Ia
too ti conion be- avoided should chosen IL all This
be properly done Did defiance to auy force tie enemy
81 other ed The gallant soldiers Of Texas have taught the
robeer foe hat be 80 to ana y no invade our sta
to l-eet him. Bai.h Om Lin this deusion Le, us make
ready that have the chance, and should the enemy
dare to invade State to poule homes by hs hated
presence sc will rep those proves noble sol
ers have made astious on the bloody plains OF Chinese
NIL and Malssl and which ia oil iuule VIII render
the name OF Texan su honor =
ENGAGEMENT Ar COVE CREEK, y. G.
RALEIGH, y. u, NOV. u, ioO-.-A private letter
saws IL rumored kenon hst companies tie 10Th
North Carolina Battalion OF Artillery encountered large
Of the enemy a, Cove Greek the 18Th inst consist
iny Of infantry cavalry aud artillery Our forces we've ia
l.le.pls sheltered from the enomys alIy. After two
hours hard fighting troops retired 10 their pits Ol loss
nonei chat OF the enemy not Known.
LOSS OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
CH,RLEsTOS, Nov. ~ lSGe.-Nassau dates 20
tie ut have been received They bring tie
los OF the steamer kesie, 80 miles 81 the coast sue
Inn into and doued aad soon acr suGk re was ore Of
th tnIeo eAd .ug, steamers built expressly on !he yde
The other having been heard irom Is also supposed to
loo Loaf.
ATTACK on FORT MALLlSTER, GA.
ArGtsrA, Nov. 10, lS62.-fhe Savannah papers Of
this morning say that two Abolition gunbos. and
bot aked Font Me Mister Genesis foini on the Ogcechee
boats retired. Our loss Is three slightly wounded The
VIC. sill IN perfect order.
THE NEGRO MARKET.
The Negro Market has shown considerable activity /
the present prices have ranged ell At the sale
rooms OF Messrs PELHAM Co.. yesterday, family Of .ish
consisting ol the moh1r aud seven children, boys and grs
doirs and second family OF the lot consisting Of
m5to, and our children, boys and iris brought two thou
sand eight hundred and eighty dolsrs
At the auction Of Hector Davis, esq, there was
large single likely negro aud women, some Of the
sitter with children The following is the range Of prices;
Likely boy, - years old Eiip; common woman aud girl
0lJ; NJ ely girl 10 years old III $50 wonaD girl aud boy
$50 gro $50 woman and boy. = 200 likely
H. mua'io = i20 likely mnlio boy. 10 YEAR old 800;
woman aga two children likely 1900, key farm aud
faau Ol0; cook, washer aDd ifoIer, 300 The
attendance Of buyers vas qgite l,rse
lkithmond Examiner, Nov. y.
From The Resp 10 Er1miner, Ma. p
TUT ADVANCE ON FREDERICKSBURG.
Ii we are TO credit the intelligence received last
nigh from FioJcicAsbure that anc.eut town i 90 The
present moment IMPORTING one OF ,he most dieo
OF Tbs Intelligence T. 10 the elect Inst tie Federal
commanders demanded the surrender Of the by
ocock ills mofnng under the Tenaiy OF being she.ed to
PIECES by the batteries they have pl,hiifug planted the
onnasie bauk liver that Lee has promptly and