New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
FROM NORTm CAROLINA.
arrival OF the Transport Il. =. Terry, with
5000, ,GOe fer Soldiers Fsmiiie.-Bst-
tcras Re-iiehied-siege Of Fors Seaeen-
sortie by the Reseiged-Ehey are hc-
uursed with Loss.


pulsed with Loss.
The United States transport Ellen ). Terry Capt.
VIM. II. Chapin, from Newbern, n. G., April u,
Hattaras Inlet April H. arrived at this port Sunday
noon. making the run from Hattlas IN II hours;
making the round voyage inS days. lfallofthe trans
ports employed BY the Government had as efficient
and energetic captains the commander Of the Terry
nas proved himself TO be, many hundreds OF thon'
sands of dollars would be saved. T~e Ellen ;. Terry
saied in company with the United States transport
Haze, bound to Fortress Monroe with dispatches to
Gen. Mcclellan.
Hauaras light was lighted on the l7th aod is now
well guarded by company of the 18th Regiment
Penn. Volunteers.
Major w. w. Sherman is the bearer Of important
dispatches from Gen. Burnside. lie also has charge
Of William Irving Rebel officer Of the l4sh Lolsi-
aua Regiment, captured at the battle Of Newbern.
Irving il to be taken 10 Governors Island
The Terry is consigned to Col d. ID. Tompkins,
@. NJ, U. S. A. The following is 4 list Of her
passengers:
MslW w Sherman Psymaa.er: Ms'. Nichols Yeddsr Pay
master; Ms n Ii. Ritter, Psym1sef. Th,o o. bausl'
As.isn paymsf.or 2 u Robesou Assiiien'Pa MASTER d.
Ritter Payussefi JV hsf Ei'n 4.lsiani li-
geon 8r Conn; Lieutenant Jacob Eaton oth tenn ii,
tenant Jacob DON'T 6th Conn; Lieutenant MiIaGi H.
Paker 5st New. lorsi sergeant Me- or D. ~; Johnson,
IT,. sd Mas. acknowledgement David Onh "ih
Conn; J. 6. Gsbauoaa, Csp,ein's Ci-k. ls.e on en-.
nOdOre Rowsa' stsh' Joseph L Hal .l'lsr 2l'' H"',
Chss w smith su, e. 1t New-l oFE rs,y ~ 'lsiA sn.
le 18th Mass IS ;. Bschrseh 'nueI lOd New or hs.'
Ger Of sentinel Richard Niekeuon Pilot q Sentinel CAY !.
David NJ Halt ,ohr J. Brady Corportl has a. Hould
sd Mss Jsines Dodge 2sd Mas, Iss1 49, 90 90 s.
Geo w Martin $50 Se-Y Augustus 4 .ene sd Nes-
Yoik; John WI 8esId.ey sIa SeT % sorA ~ : W.bbsr
2sth Mass L. s Psfter 25h Mass. John Buxton, liit
boSa soS, George HodsS %th Rhode and Mar w.s
uer lOyd he~Yo YoTk 81. Ealer 9t Sew orr Thomas oio
clb New iismcshe. Euooh Schol. 9Th New wiisrnpshre
John Patterson 2,th Mas Peter Stout, ld'h PENN Cog
Dorai + H. peek IN Rhode Island, W. A. Bsrngm. w.
iiakiu Oliver johnson, Timothy sullivan william lIVn2
l4L Louisiana, pIi-ouer Of wal
= TIE Ellen S. Terry has on board about thousan
n packages of express meter, and 100000 Temine
: by he soldiers Of Burnldes division 70 their iame
r at home in charge of Adams & Co.'S Express.
= Sergean,-Msjor johnson has charge Of tbe bodie
I Of Lieut.. John Goodwin, jr, and Orderly Sergean
Gamaicl Molss, both killed at the battle Of Roanoke
4 and Sergeant Z. A. Goodwin and private Lewis II
= CobLe, died OF Newbern, all Of the M4ssachusot,
23d Capt. VIM. II. Chapin is in charge Of the bod.
Of Lucius MORSE Of Union, Conn. Adams 81 CO.
Express are in charge Of the bodies Of John Kavsgl
and Sergeant r. j. Smith, 5lst NewYor. and lou
consigned 10 the following parties: Geo. Gilmore
North Brookfeld; Martha a. Hill, West Troy, " Y.
Josiah Smith, AshGeld, Mass. Mrs. Charlo,t
! Makingter, Holyoke, Mas.
} -Four companies Of the Sth Connecticut lid slir
misb on the 9Th with force Of Rebels Of $50 men
that made a soltio from Fort Macon, tie Rebel
diving in our pickets. After sharp engagement
} the Rebels were driven back to the fort. Cept
Schaaer aud one private Of Company II Of tie 81
Connecticut were severely wounded. Tie Rebel
were seen 10 take four Of their into tie font
of item supposed dead. During the engagamen
Fort Macon fred 20 shots at the engaging forces.
The building Of fortications was sin going on
Great preparations were making for bombarGin:
Fort Macon.
\ The schooner N. S. Rue, Capt. Wright, from New
bern, " Co. 10Th inst, aud Hstteras Inlet Eth, asC
arrived Yesterday.
Capt. Wright informs Us that Gen. Burnside was
making preparations 70 lombard Fort Macon, getting
Ilortars and siege-guns into position. Operations
would DO opened tie 2lst. The heath OF the
tnops continued good.
Among the soldiers who reached this city yester.
day from Newbem and were taken 10 the receiving
Iouse Of tie New-Erglaud Relief Association No.
l9i Broadway, was Leui. Estou, formerly d cisfgy-
lan in Connecticut. lie was in the battles Of
Roanoke and Newloln, aud was slightly sgounde !.
lie Ioturns bone Oh short fuIlough, expasting T.
join his regiment again in a few yeeks.
III the men were loud in their praise of Gen.
Iumside. One bright and beautiful boy Of sixteen
was enthusiastic in his praise Of the General @fs
Dr. BucL and her two daughters provided bJuaa-
fal dnler of roast beef and other subs initials for
there men, al, Of whom have been SCARED and bat.
tered IN lie service Of ttcir country. John W.
Baasdeley, who il afflicted with an abscess in Tie
groin, and who hes been treated by Dr. James B.
Cutter, will remain at the Relief Rooms until he haa
recovered 70 return 10 bis home in West
EN- New-York Tle Committee for this week ron.
lists Of John Paine esq. VIM. j. Hoppin, esq, Jere-
niah BGms, esq, and WIN. II. Foes esq They
ave been unuripg in their devotion 10 the welfare
{ lie wounded soldiers