The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-26

Several fine b. Sos, srut by Generals Burnside
and Foster tro ies II Victory, aldo came by this
steamer,
when tho Peabody len Noahrrn, NC cYp,i'tlou.
sent hy Burnside 10 wasn't -. y. G., wa Ilst
returning II consisted Of s.vsrli .luuoats and the
Twenty-fourth iis'.c lu.otts regime ami by the
cheers aud animation u the men ID Ia supposed 10
have been successful
Tho expedition 70 Beaufort under General
rarkc, had not reported. but tho capture II the
Easl vile y our lockading boats, as she LETT uat
place on tie approach Of our troops, WAS announced
This report contrallct' the previous story that the
rebels had burned that vessel.
Tie troors Gnd crews Of TIE vessels at Newborn
were all iu Gue health.
Tie Peabody Is TO return Immediately with
heavy cargo Of Subsistence.
TEoN ANoruEn EEroErrn
n the arrival = tie George Peabody, we have
| into Hsenec from Gen Blm-de's expedition, one
day later than th,t brought T. Fortress .nroc by
thc Chancellor Lrlus.tn.
| Tie expedition 10 Beaufort was uui the coro-
maud o. Gen. Psrkc and Was composed % his br.-
,.aic Tie .o.,,,urut- ~ Gen rtfsc'l bri. ale arc
tie 81 sul tt n ode Island, ST. aud llth Cs.u'.-
| teut, aud tic oh New Jersey. They embarked IN
tie Estsru Queen, tie New Brluswiek, tho Union
sul uth,r vessels Il Gen. PaIke'' hoet Tho gun
toat Picket Car tain Ives, acted Ns convoy 20 TIE
TRANSPORT feet and sln T. cover the landing Of TIE
| troops ia case - resistance.
On Thursday, tho goth, tie expedition sailed from
Newborn preceding down tie Mouse e. tie mouth
Il s!orums creek. They steamed up tits creek
about sixteen miles, aud came B. anchor for tie
night. Tho guuucrs aud officers ~ tho Picket lay
Ola their arms 10 bo In readiness fur surprise OF
iigl attack from the rebels During the night tue
flames ~ bridge near them attracted their Ritcn-
ton. It pro,edto be railroad bridge In tho Vi
ciuity, which tie rebels destroyed AMI then retired
Newt morning our troops were landed hni
| marched inland, until they struck the line u the
| raj rad about twelve miles from Beaufort Tie
| Picket remained until the Afternoon, when mes
scn.er brought disI atchos which See was g. convey
from General Patsc /, General Burnside, tho pun.
pott IL which was that Fort Macon had been blown
mp by tho rebels but That our troops Lad succeeded
In securing, tie Nashville before she had been scr
ously damaged Tho first ofrcer 81 the Picket, Mr.
GiGl'an, from whom we received the above facts
says that uo fight took place. During the night a
tho goth, three Of piokota were captured by th,
| rebels
Fort Macon Is very little damaged and $500 vii
d repair tuc jJries 10 the Nashville, 1t was report
ed that our forces had taken Kingston on Saturday
without sustaining any loss, while the rebels los
k seven killed aud one wounded. tThis uows wa
20 not, however, credited at Nowborn.l
There wasa r.uor at Ncwbcru that Boaurcsar
"----. AZ. 80
,. 10000 men, chiefly Gcorgians, was narchin
IA towards Beaufort " G.
j. Tie cNIl0siou effort Macon was heard oG th
h mouth OF s'ocum Creek, 70 m',s distant
TlcUui,r forces caruIr,I 5Ip..f a., e,,,,, =,
''''' ~
'ed rifles imported uy the N"LG,ilc, whlc
brought 3uO uN,s.
trt.uyp, ets,r ,5,, r,f.,r
f. '. 'N'' ''
IA p''u " q" ".''tH' u ifu "d's g. 30" arc nos
,"'I. I'l '''t l'-' ..n' OF We lrO,' batteries nm
| Y' 'l'" wig h'u' "I inc houses o.
W. =" - .'.. '''i. u'1 .I t.' ft'tI ",rA
,, has "a g. i.''''. n'vn tht their capture suite
q J" l'.' ''.N ''' t.. ',I 'i".HR 't Do ia p"Tu"h
we wa VIZ ,,'' "''' ',' ~ t''Ir O. d''ru
'''.. ''N'c N'' ui' ,''.N'',f ..I't" iic FEEDER
70 .ts,uI ,'I, ri n, Ia ,i.,.i s.N
d generalization that thc suuB were defended with s
d 'N., l'.H ' u -'.'' tie slaughter of our tro .
.... ,. s,,,. ,.r..c ,if.,..,,.,,,.,,
2 -,ir.ta .rn..,.t0f ,a..',l A, r,,,', Int A.
,. rebel. uu No y.tn d'sr,rnuon; and II is.s.,rs,l
YET n. '',-' at i!E, WIN their "IN'nis. 's 81 posi-
ION W, = It''', W u'1Ih Nl' ~ ''.l .'t''
;, | ~ I','"'' ."'n ul N,"''I"' I'VE, "' Nh,'
- Ah H'l' are nov i,llim. ~ hlll t' once oil "
\ | Provost h''sh'' rs ua'ly crowded Win those WH
e | voluntarily COME To take TIE OATH cd HDesiau 1
" the ftd'."' h"Ntfu"'ut.
Trade Las brth resumed All people NinE man,
n'eH M the interior come l, mo Guy u dlal sr 81
. | pr"Y'"hSto our mons u - h"t'"'h.o ~,
!, thut Hm,o N"h',drl"tr treasury h,t'7 "' not as
wen Nn"" w. ln'H ~ money Sh'ni t1'm' t.'sr pee
PIE WIZ h't Hv''lt s'lhphf'eI' nor even m Som
" t~S'', the tlS "' u'lI own Sl''e u'th'' Iucf
- nav. 0r.h i'% cases IN "il' Tue lhh'ut,nt' tax
lhltti SEt treasury notes IN t.mtht To- tri
IS eomm@i'tgis-nul these occurred where tie unio
tuupa had been stat. Hucd Tor considerable pcr,o
Of time.
The feeling of loyalty seems ~ he gaining, but a
r yet the large property owners Of NeWbcrn, wit
9 few exceptions have Mt returned,
p Tho rebel soldiers who were driven away frur
NeWberu are now en'amped NJ Kingston and Colds
horu,whluh places they are Certifying Their picket
have been seen twenty miles from Newbtru IN H.
y direction of Kingston.
The weather is exceedingly pleasant and fru
treeH are IN blossom. Preserved fruits are cuWpsI
Atiyely plenty. Shad are CAuglt ia great abuut
uucc, aud our troops have been supplied with th"r
at rates varying from five g. twenty five cents eavl
Is Arrival of the New Hrun.vIck
80, ~
Inc T. - steam transport New brunsWich
A. Commander Ieiscumh, from Euwhcrn same day
m the Geo Prulody has Also arrived Opc If or
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o' nSht' US TIC l"''ow.hs aiulloh"I news
The rtcamcr Nrw Brunswick brings about siNt
A. sick and wounded officers aud men belonging
tie cNprdlt uu, who have been discharged or IN
at inlsh,i L. rttut1, homo and recruit Amung tho.
d who return in the New Brunswick are Lcut. Co
~ NIB, & - tuth i.yu,gt..rt Y ,Itiy,..r