The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

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compare what they say with what they do to
take the exact measure of their character.
THINGS ABOUT NEwBERN.
The following Interesting article is from
the Wilmington IN. o. Journal
Evidently the LiaccIa Government IL m.
grateful. After the Reverend Marble Nash
iaylCr b as traitorizsd enough to sin his stu
pid little soul away beyoud sdempti ion, or the
hope OF redemption, the authorities at Wash
ington have most shamefully neglected tina
great man. and most uE justly ignored his tln !.
mense claims rs Governor elect OF the State
of HaIteras by the tumultuous Ok ctamation
Of forty three white men and s half, the b #
bell gentleman supposed to be rot more
than half white, but fully two thirds drunk I,
as. indeed. were the msjorii o, the RersTead
gentleman's Intelligent constituency upon
that important and momeutous Gees sion.
An officer pretty generally known along the
coast some years ago as captain Foster OF the
United States army, and more recently men.
toned in connection with the evacuation Of
Fort Mcultre and the occupation Of Fort
Sumter by Major Anderson, is row addressed
as "GoyernOr" By tho Lincoln troops at
Newbern. We do NOT know what Mr.. Fcs-
ter's present military rank may be, bat he IS
said row to be. for the present az iesst, mill
tary Governor o! North Carolina by the grace
OF Abraham Lincoln and the consent Of WILL
liam II. Seward. The IJnconites have not
treated their Inisera BILE TOOLS IN this state as
we'll as the tools aforesaid expected. T. II.
Eceter Is secuted By the great majority OF
the Northern people about as badly rs by the
So thern people He Is always spokea OF as
"ihe man Foster" he is Pariah. Believe rs,
there lie ha rdIy people on earth hat can help
despisirE such persons. however they may
sym pathizs with their treason. The man who.
living in a comm unity, would betrsy these
among whom heltvsd or h d lived, would
hink himself beneath the level of Hindoo
Ssposs; for however cruel hey wers pictured
by tt English press, IL is certain that trench
cry 20 each other in the hour of danger and
death could not be added 20 the list OF their
offences At one time, during the ia te out.
break In India. the British au liberties In the
neighborhood OF Pest ,war OF Mooltsn,
brought forty stivest k'be blown from tb e
mou his Of cannon. Tn, were thus horribly
put TO death in squads of ten at a time, tbs
others looking on till their turn came, and yet
not ons turned traitor, although Tree par
den WAS offered on condition OF ma king Ger.
tain disclosures. One man fal.ered, half
turned, then braced himself firmly and
placed his back agsiEat the muxzle of the
gun, whose fire. was 10 scatter his remains To
the four winds Of heaven. In undtsiiDgu;sh.
able fragments.
Among the folmer citizens Of this State who
came out with the BuTnside expedi lion TO
Nevbsrn, was MI. Calvin Dibble, pretty we'll
Known here and elsewhere throughout the
State, especially In the Neuse and Tar river
sections. A brother Of Calvin Dibblss. Frank
Dibble, late Of Nswbsrn, had some months
dKO kOt q pass 10 go NOIlu Qu6cI D. uHS VI
truce. He was to run the blockade ind bri *
certain articles much needed, especially les =
ther, for q shoe factory in which DO was in.
tsrested with Mr.. Washington. He had no
rs 1s,y ssssn and p M
Mr. Dfbbls Is said to have come in The wake
OF the Invaders, and Of course the share Of his
"rebe," partner In business La confscated. -
and was the other nignt captured by some Of
our pickets while plotting squad OF Lin
coln's soldiers through the country, In the
vicinity OF Newbern. So strong is tbs feeling
oitizsus, that i. required all the efforts Of
those In authority t. prevent summary ven-
geapoe being taken on him Oh his arrival at
Kinston. It was deemed unsafe, in the pre- 8 Z.
salisbury. Another brother, Harlow Dibble,
6. resident Of Kinstcn, has also bsen arrested,
ON what precise grounds Of suspicion We are
rot in formed. On the person Of Frank Dib.
Of Captain LAY and another Captain, both
commanding roats, or Wno had commanded
boats. helon gtng to the Dibbie family.
Burnside has about six hundred negroes
hard at work 11niahing and perfecnng the de-
fensive works thet the Uonfederetss had COM
mencsd be'0w Newborn, bat which, after
long months OF warning. were unfinished and
imperfect
rs for the killed and wounded Federais. It
IL certain that all tho Fed sIal soldiers agree
In the story OF their less being very he,.Sy,
and the concurrent opinion places 1t at two
thousand 10 three thousand, but most at
twenty I've hundred. The Academy Green,
In which the slain were buried, but for the
newnsss Of tbs mounds misht pass for the
cemetery in which generations of q populous
town had found their last resting place.
From the number OF bulldogs occupied es
hospitals for the wounded, the number Of
camaltiss must have been very large.
It would seem that they have hauled up
some ono or two OF their ganboats on the ma.
rine railway tAore, and are repairing them.
They have tho railroad machine. shop in full
blass. bus what they are doing In them is NOT
Known
We cannot learn that they have made any
movement towards Beaufort, or even thrown
On. % naa beam a.
Trenton and ct POlIooksville, in Jones county,
appears to bs without 70 undation. Trenton
10 the counry seat Of Jones county, on the
T!sns rs spGps e n, .sso s on ts 81
Trant river, ebout half way between New
bern and Tfshton. @
or the many striking incidents and hair.
scapss 'sn sns ~
which might be cslied ga close shaw" Dnp.
tain Lstham the eallant commander OF tho
0eld battery which went By his name, got
his coat ara .pantf, cad once through his
nAiskers. which II APPEARS were long. fuij,
and nowtHx. Happening 10 turn Els head ~
nome peculiar angle, MiIts ball went whi8
through his beard CLOSE 70 his chin, emitting
out the centee ard leaving two forks. BY
tbs way. toe battery which Capt. Latham
commanded mnst Of itself have swept on ina
nttsiy mors'msu than some accounts repre-
oont.
It's dincult 70 tell vhsthsr Burnside 10
e6oat AdvspciBg from Nswhern or xsot
xhere are 20 many Yp00ra adcAt, that he
encold have said ne would do this, hat, and
S0A Afh0Y nns hat 4 ~ M iRtnR YIN NJ
p hsiisys. a. gsnsral thins, VS. doabt ahs
aetnsnucttg Of any report that represents -
skillfal commander ~ BaSnside certainly
~ - Dragging 70 All sorts Of people what be
sui - dooe "a uoWbSr1. . HI. tfAnk DAB.
hlA nj fnliY aHars IN ~ IN ossn sArn0IH