The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-20
Our Latest Correspondence From
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| a EspVt hNuisIrNrr pNpi, S,Arrn-rrAps
| CFN mono lN.r rrRT,TtuN-Si,ut-rinN or
| ARMS w Iu SAVE. lOuN G. FrrNnNr
ANu,u lnE lNr'u. '..l.luN lN.ti>tAND
| SiuS GIIN.
NrrwHv, y. G., March H. ,sea
NJ. y. l'rt,n, IN &C., uuI that ths boat
| tGitl i', tie Wuil has mot vet l,t, aud | wriio
lvn hysiv nuia iu addition to tho i,t.rruf ,.s-
| t'ria,. IA which gave yuu sketch ,l tho dc-
| isli OF tie rebel druv al NtNhcrn, on tie Ilth.
| a.Ul the capture Vt Tie CIV. cannot. Of cour.,
I lclrn tie intentions Of Mayor Gen. burnside. lut
/ ii b. not improbable tia, another nlu>umou. will
su"n hc ms'lo. lie may, however, have to await
luritL'iiuus ltvu Washington. The appuiut-
! ~, .ii Yesterday uf y Provost Marshal and the
.ti,' tl'uiug ut tie p!oart guard had al excel
| lyut oucII All drunken Gud disurderly persona
Nelc arrested nni taken 10 the guard houses, aud
p, !'It,A pr.iuGL| d'I.,t ru.url tlr.Dlitput
| We clY. Several persons came to tile Provost
| Mar '.aIs ot.yr, VINO had served In ts roh.l
| uhl'ua, 10 surrender thewa'iNos. Their names
aih r'.il. nee" Mctr taken down, and they were
| dismissed uutil sent ter. Among tie number
Was % lrr,pt vino -.id he was u mag'strat. Vi
| TIE 'cWH aud Joined the ruhel militis younin-
| uiy, ratLcr than ho drhiIci couVulsory. ue
seemed 10 hr very spprehonsis cl a revolt
| among the ncirurs, And stated that ho knew
| lurN Wtte obtaining arms, which they rc,rctrd
| IA their hnuscs. When asked for bis pruuf he
plwiUtcd iruo colurCyl man, who had seen a
number OF guns, mostly nlu,ksts, abandoned Ly
tho robcls, given 10 negroes hy some Of our pc,,-
ple Who Csms abhurs from tho bont.
brloro our troops had entered aud taken posses
sion. II appears that many Of the tcbcl soldiers,
Who were encampsd TO the north of the CITY. had
brought with thcm Old tiut lock mtl.k,ts and
sHo, guns, Hud they were exchanged for better
weapons before they went into the fight. Thrss
ncrc lett IN camp, and in their fight after de-
LINT a. a NOD. - q. = ~.
them oil. II is probable that, for the short tins
the ucgroes lhn their own way in tho city--they
gathered arl scvrctCA uume Of these guns. Tho
county Aligi-trutc, however, could not speci-
" hry n'E,o houses IN which arms were no.
crF"d, aud no EytiDn could he taken ON
b's approximations. lly was much s..I,d and
talked about huruuity demanding u.t
nIyile in.oryrtiuu' After Gen. Bain-.do',
rluoNru"u.u he could LUt bd.Na that
either ho ur the ig.crl Government polJ su-
courage the slaves ~ revolt IL,r. ara A
large nrm' ,r oi cUlurct yrnI 'r iu NtWlotn. but
many 81 que inll'iinnts who lcf' O. 'lfs our Al
r#li, either took their slaves with them or sent
thrW OH III" tululod people here understand
th, soce, ou Lusiuess aud emo, I'd the d,frrt Of
no" '''' ''.i''s, because, 0Wuug other fr..ur1 |
'IUlr tt,1'sAsiTy 'jl 81 Irlfd uU @vcrNtl!u.s /
,.s 'uo'.es s's' tn feed ar De the rr.c .Dl-
tt.rs, uGd the poor dukI,, have had very hard !
IluloH u u. luu white folks have RlsO suffered ,
ir.m ilc same cGute. Scohyru was one OF Tho !
m'rt ,Iier secession place, iu North Carolina. !
ana q deserves to suter. The ighi NJ 80 many !
ul it- Weather inhabitants show tie treason ia |
l'rir hrtIis Had they Ind all rtion (, the old |
tpl1n, and up' been moral cowf,rds, they would |
have riHid at home, sni their property Noull |
have been safe, sud tic negroes would not have
u"d e day Of license. | may here mention. thlt
90 the luu. O negro woman who had cakes
"i pie, Tor -ti", observed q large portrHu uI |
1"Iu 4. Fremont framed. She did not ',Il how
At" "'i uuod II, hu' said hat -l.r bad often .4l
10 mdo II, Tor t.ar Of getting into trouble. Fur
W'"i ~" eAtt-'e' tnino ui our men OunmitstE- |
There l'c bad wor in every army who cl1us' al |
ways be contrOloi--NeWtrru po.pls ara moi |
altogether blunclesf. They sold our men
hgr"r IN some Instances ~ fifteen cents a drink
winch maze tit,m rockies 1 T.Er 10 tine a.
WltFi o. most exaggerated reports arr likek
q" nc spread through a., oOulieU IuUu.t and Ii
], well Lat you should h4yo ulc tlItl A sion
hoWrS :, has hc'n ap~Jily pat 10 tne i ,pracr
't"lluut N the c'trN Of victorious trUup= into
hostile ind captured town, and the most rigid
'..ipuI. VIII We cr'un.d.
We captured tYo ~ three little steamers With
"a the hurbur, and some other small craft. 1
learn that there j. considerable prup,rty here
hat viii be cOrhac tod 10 the Guyeruulcut-pro-
hthly all Tho property OF rebels still IN arm,
.,llus Il, and Who will not come forward and
make submission. The burning Of the llilroad
lr lgc and the attempt 90 lir, and destroy Now,
Irm, deserve, and viii receive the decpest eve
ration, though tie injury thus done Lv thc
','rlS falls heaviest on themselves and their
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