Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-10
Tn. Enemy ON the Coast.

The Enemy the Coast.
We learned yesterday evening from gentleman who
had made the Trial to get to Beaufort that the enemy
all around, in Bogue SOUND on the Banks, at Caro-
lima and Morehead Cities and at Beaufort Their object
is of course cat off communication with Fort Macon
Col White, the conmandsnt OF that post, has COED
garrison provisions for full ten months, plenty OF am
munition and stout heart Fort Macon is not taken
yet. Whenever Yankee boat goes from Morehead
City to Beaufort or back again. the Col gives them
shot.
We regret to learn that in this beesguered host
some traitors TO be found there at least cue
serpent in Eden. Some few men, it is said from Cap
tain POOLS company, coDtrved to desert to the enemy
1t is pro able that they communicate any ID
formation likely to be of value to the enemy as OF course
the character of the Fort, old government work is
well known to the enemy to ourselves, and enough
has been said 10 cur own Southern papers to let the
enemy know the position and calibre of every gun
have got the coast
By the way, we find in the bogus Progress Of Satur
day. the advertisement of one VIM Walter Cook which
sets forth the TACT that said Cook keeps The Albany
House p first class eating saloon Craven Street,
Newbern, n. c. We are informed that this Cook,
the North Carolina regiments the second think our
informant said He contrived to get cut of this
by either having or shamming all sorts of physical all
ments We presume the officers glad to get rid Of
him. He next turned up on board the steamer Mariner,
commanded by Captain Berry Alter the cruises OF
the Mariner were closed do not know what came Of
Cook until the advent of Burnside when he turned up
in the eating house line When the enemy entered New
bern Cook exhibited energy and activity that was
perfectly astonishing. He few around pilo:iug the
L0conites pointing out this house as belonging to
cessonist the property ola dier officer in
the service, and 80 on.
Right above the advertisement of Cook 10 that OF
our public spirited fellow citizen" c. B. Dbble ESQ.,,
to which George Munday, the hatless prophet, used
to make rhyme by adding Rogue, thief and liar
Mr.. ltibbl9 has quite stock of goods. His old
stock of impGdnce is a-suficient Like the widow =
cruise of oil it holds cut WELL and may be said to in
crease with spending
Above Dibbe Is a stray cow black and white, with
short horns, and has while streak on her rump. And
above the i5 tie advertisement of Smiths Bullet
Proof Vest Jacket sold by Bartlett & Mann, Pol
lock street, opposite the Post Office.
These advertisements seem to be ranged in the due
order of their respectabiy. Cook and Dibble being
beneath the cow any other decent quadruped, and
Bartlett & Mann just above the cow from which they
are separated By very faint ne perhaps syllable
She is They sell vests and jackets for cotc ards
Praying, preaching and the celebration of the holy
sacramens at least that OF the Lords Supper are mat.
tiers of military regulation in Newbern. The Lincoln
lite authorities there undertake to regulate not only all
communications between man and man, but even the
language of the humble suppcaton with which the
ture dares approach the footstool of his Creator.
We cut out the following official appointments for
last Sunday -:
Official.
OFFICE PRovosr MARSHALL
IS Pollock street. March 20, 1852 I
The Baptist Church Middle street will be- opened for
Divine Services sunday the 3Oth ps IL A NJ, and
each following Sabbath till further orders. The same
hurch will be opened for Public oship at M every
Saba till further notice. Chaplain J. Clark, of the
I'D Mass Regt will tfHciate.
Rev Horace James, Chaplain of The 25th Mass. Regt,
will conduct Divine Services in the Presbyterian Church.
Middle Street. en- suuday, at IL O'Clock, A. n.
The Episcopal Church. in Pollock street, will be opened
on each following Sunday the same hour until further
at the Methodist Episcopal Church. divine service will
be held Sunday, at IL A. NJ. A. K. Raven Officiating
o BY order of Brig Gen. JOHN G. FOSTER,
Mitsry Governor of Newbern.
l65 Provost Marshal.
lhe following we take from the editorial columns OF
last Saturdays Progress
The Sacrament of the Lor's Supper will be celebrated
on Sunday, (tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, in the
Presbyterian Church, opposite Gen. Burnside's head
quarters. Rev. Messrs Clark and James, Chapairs
OF the 23d and 25th Mass Regis. will administer the
ordinance All persons who wish to unite in this service
are cordially invited to be present.
"Rev. Horace james, Chaplain of the 25th Mass
Reg," will officiate opposite Gen Burnside's head
quarters assisted by Chaplain Clark of another Mass
Regt."-Doiy Journal, 4th inst.