The New York herald., 1862-11-12
Our White Plains Correspondence.
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MEAN WHITE PLANS STATION, Wa. Nov. 9. 1862.
A Tiyyiria Saow SorH,-No Mails and Nemspope,s-
Cold Weather AMI Suffering Of the Troops-Tze Troops
Jubidni Orer the Resan Of NE Election ia Neo Tor-A
True Union ruginan-Suicide IN the Twsnty.thiri
Pennsylvania ro, ,uaieers--On The More Aoaia dc. dc.
Yesterday the long threatened storm In and ragged
with unabascd fury until this morning snow fell
throughout the entire day, and raging winds pierced
through and through nimsy tents. This morning
fields and woods mass OF gliscnng sec; and
though the is shining. 1t is with cold stare looks
upon US that to indicate still further experience
on our part OF the of Northern winter where
should reasonably hope for fair skies and bamy breezes
portion Of our force still guarding the line OF the
railroad near this town, who the lie encampcd ia
woods and fields distant few miles from the station
There are no regular mails between here and Aexan
dria although the trains regularly three times day
This want Is Of course severely felt by your cor
respondent, who, in tho worry height OF yesterdays
storm when ali but few miserable scntries and mount
ed ordcrcs were huggIng Grss, founs himscI,
facing the driving scct In what had all promise being
frnItiess effort mail you his dispatches Good for
tune smiled through the Storm however and after court
ing freezing through five mile ride had the sasiac.
tion Of seeing my Efforts rewarded with success.
Yesterday had the pleasure OF an introduction TO n
Mr.. Turner, large property holder 10 aud around this
town. lie Is courteous gentleman, OF tie true Virginia
school, and Notwithstanding the prosecutions Of the
rebels, has remained since the first outbreak, loyal
Union This gentlemen, your readers wiz DO gra'
tiled TO learn Is brother OF Commodore Turner, who
ccmmands the iron.patcd frgate Ironsides There IS
something impressive In such nansomeshing 50 heroic
In bs adherence 10 the old a despite all untoward CIR
that his enemies must have been forced
10 respect him Il is truly sfAyngtc meet with such
bright oascs In our march through this drcary desert OF
treason and dstoyal sentiment.
The storm has spent It's fury but the winds are still
raging with bitter codncss Blue Roses aud chattcrng
teeth met with ON every sde Indsed, 80 severely
,vc ,vo fell this unwocome visitation OF yesterday that
n is generally agreed that two mere storms Of like m
uro would be sufficient to "knsck this present campogn
In the head !" .
In the midst q Yesterdays storm wo received the dst
news of tho result OF the election Ia New York Joyful
yisaaes visible all sides In consequence although
ali noisy demonstrations smothered by the biting
winds The result likely 10 inspire our troops With
the greatest degree Of confidence IN view Of the assurance
il gives that IN friends and those Of the Union
are in prsponderance.
During our march from Uppervilc to this place sol
dier Of the Twenty regiment Psnnsylvania voun
teers committed suicide II appears that this nan Lee
by name, had been III for some time, and growing weary
and exhausted the march, applied for place 10 an am
buancs This being refused him, he went into the woods
" We roadside, stripped himself Of Pass hs sssn'