The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-15


D. NJ. Woodward, Twenty fifth Massachusetts, Volunteers
Lieutenant Charles ID. c. Neill, Second Maryland ;
A. Rchardson, Of Nswbsrn, \. Theo Marshall, ALL W
r. Hammond, saml Jones, Nelson Palmer. G. H. Moore.
Geo W. Waby, G. A. Leonard, Henry Bearse, Edw'd
II. Fairchild, w. E. Winters David W. Hui, +. Mono-
nlnsh, John prehual, Henry Miler, C. Conway, Chris
tin simon Andrew Hazel Henry VOTERS John Monta-
AcGee, A. S. Hastings. Conrad KRAFT, John Gardiner
Jacob Roebcl, Ihos onton. Lewis jackson and WIFE
hiram Luther, John NJ Wilson, John May John Foley,
1hs r. pennn, Henry stapiins, Il. f. Sylvester, Jno.
Williams, Anthony Frank, Chas G. Randann, Andress
Bo1nlsr, Andrew J. Rysrs, Jas Oliver
Our Newbern Correspondence.
NEwBERs, N. G., juno IL, 1852.
DsasA Of the Rebel Colonel Singletory Confrmed-Rebe
Ruse Frussa ed-OGcers Of the Second North Carolina
fJnon) Regiment-SeWrs Gdls-Accidet TO COl0pl
MIR, DC, dc.
BY the arrival Of the Pilot Boy from Washington we
have confirmation Of the report that the rebel Colonel
Sngstary killed in the lato fight at Traner creek.
Ho fell early 10 the action, with ball in his head SIN
getary Acting Brigadier General Of all the rebel
forces in the vicinity Of Washington Tarboro Pamlico
aud Tar rvers and bad the reputation Of being daring
and brave, but reckless and unst ategc4 officer He
was a Lieutenant OF North Carolina Volunteers in the
Mexican war, and cashercd occasion FOR ere.
ating n,utiny in his company regiment, but was
paign.
The practice OF picket firing has not altogether ceased
tho part Of the rebels around here who have adonted
aud novel mcthod Of approaching men 70 got
the nrst shot vt them. On Thursday evening last
picket guard Of videttss from Colonel Mixs New York
cavalry regiment while stationed the Trent road OBJ
served several black bodies in moeon along the read
accompanied by the i'ngng Of cowbes. They permit
ted them to come within good range and deeming there
would be mpropricty In firing, whether they were
cows enemies, challenged, but received no answer
whersupon they Brsd and tho 'cows (or properly
esses) scanpsred away leaving two Of their number
bchind-ons doad and the other wounded The wounded
obcI brought In and has beon placed In the hospital
Tho rebels have extensive cavalry pckets all around
us and their videttes continually In sight OF our
iisss Tive FIRST and second North Caro-
Ina cavalry-havs been allotted FOR this work. They
are mounted good horses. and in addition to sabres
carry double harrecd shot guns sluug over the back
they evidently afraid Of forward from this
place. anil already have constructed brenstwok tho
Trent road sixteen miles out The vicinity Of the
spot where the skimish took place between
the rebs cavalry. The following list OF the officers
Of this second regiment (Which formerly known as
the Nineteenth n. o. 8. T):-
samuel y. Spfuil, Colonel.
WIN. u. Robinson (made prisoner and released on pa
ro!e), Lieutenant Colonel
.jnO. w. WUodnre, MAJOR.
Co. A--Gso. W. lays, Captain; s. " B Rogers First
I.cnonani VIM. G. Moore Geo. W. Snider, Second Lieu.
tenants.
10. B--chnton VI, Andrews, Captain; s Jay Andrews.
First Lieutenant, Richd. NJ. Allison James " Turner,
Second IicuteIaIts.
90. C--Ino Booth Captain: Jar,es NJ. wyuns. First
Lieutenant NJ j. Euie, W. p. Roberts, Second Lieatsn
ants.
Co. D---rames W Strange, Captain; VIM H. sutte.loh
First Lieutenant; Joseph Baker, +. T. Williams Second
60. &c A. Thomas Captain; T. j. n. vick First Lion
tenant Nicholas NJ Harris, r. w Atkinson, Second Lieu
tenants.
L. u
ant; J X. Nc.sou. Second Lieutenant.
Co G-I. \. Satterwaiih, Captain; N f. Saiterthwait
First Lieutenant, w. NJ Nelson, Geo. b. Bryan, Second
lieutencnis.
Co. H--Jno Randolph, Captain: II. D. Hlgdy. First
Lieutenant, Geo. Bishop. W. H. Newson, Second Lieu,en
anis.
60 l--Iesse Bryan Captain !no. Arnold, First Lien.
tenant y, o. Bryan, j. :. Ritter, Second Ieutenants
Co. K--Josiah Turner, Captain; W. A. Graham Fret
Lieutenant; Jnc. T. Il cAhard Jas Moore, Second Iic
tenants.
There " another company attached to this regiment
commandsL by Captain Tackcr, who came through the
lines sunday der a Gag " truce and he'd inter.
view with General Foster Tho object of his visit has
not ranspirel.
The bridge over the Trent was completed yestsr
day under tie supery sion oi Mr. Wilson, and was In
spso,sd by Generals Foster and Reno.
We had quite severe gale here Sunday ard Mon
day nights which prevailed with great violence along
the coast. Durfg the blow the schooner Sarah r. Sim
mons which was at Hatteras with two locomotives for
the railroad here crecned and they slipped over into
the sea- Some apprehe SION was caused by the
arrival Of The transport Ellen = Terry and II feared
that she had foundcrcd ashore tn the storm. In
fo nation from Fortress Monroe however states her
have put into that place.
very serious and painful accident yesterday afternoon.
He was out riding IN company with some friends, when
his horse took fright for soms reason aud dashed away,
carrying him 1peco OF woods where he was knock
I'd from his seat by bouyh which, besides giving him
severe confusion the forehead br.ke both bcnss Of
the loft forearm while he ondeavoring TO ward II OF.
In the fall hs also spraine Of his hips slightly. He
was brought back TO his quarters in town, wl,cro he
ceiyed competent medical and surgical attendance.
mi apn Aroy Afn HnAA IGl aud .vslh
IN tho Cossack with tho sword for General Burnside.
The latter Is Al present ON visit 70 Roanoke Island and
the presentation I'LL be made ON his return.
NxwpKRS June ~, 1852
Gor1roy Saniy Ram,a from Beasfors-A Fana.icaI
Atoiitionia Rebuked by Contraband-Rumored Re-
turn Of Co'wr dnd He,pe--some Of Their Doings-
Governor Ssany's Policy Litely 10 b. Sustained BY tie
President, fc., DC.
Governos stany returned Tuesday from his visit 10
Beaufort During his stay there The citizens called
him in great numbers, and from their sentiments he
iecs highly gratinsd with tho progress Of ths Union
cause Csrtarst county. He leaves here in few days
to visit Washington, whore the citizens have invited
him. and where large Union meeting is 10 be held on
Tuesday next.
Since the recent outburst Of the aboonists at the
courss d Governor stanly, several interesting facts
have come 10 light sergeant In one Of the Massachu-
sstts regiments, zcaIot in sbctionism, spirituasm
and other sms, dcgmas and doctrines which find their
advocate and moushpiece IN tho New York Tribune and
wi.ha the butt and laughing stock Of his comrades
Is regular attendant At she weekly religious exercises
Of Tho slaves Of this place. Oh sunday week ago. ne
was present. usual and al the conclusion OF pray
took advantage of the opportunity 10 deliver himself Of
harangue In which he vi,uperated against Governor
Saniy, and called on the slaves W stand up for their
rights. When he get through, Of he SLAVES and
erho ted his colord bshren rot 10 heed such icepdGry
orators, bud 10 obey M oor.ties dnd the ldcs nposed tor
iher sake Perhaps ths darksy did not the abcve