New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
From yewbcrn md Beaufort.

The transport Haze left Newbern on Thursday
morning. She brings a few passengers, principally
officers and soldiers on Through. She reached her
place at Pier No. II about Z o'clock on Tuecday
morning.
very intelligent officer states that an expedition
consisting Of the oh New-Jersey the 18th, The 10Th,
and the 9th Massachusetts, started out on Thursday
morning toward Beaufort, for the purpose OF cap
turing body of Rebel cavalry, who nave been a
scourge 20 the neighborhood, annoying passengers
on the railroad insulting loyal citizens, and shooting
our Uckets. Colonel Hickman OF the 9th New
jersey had command Of the expedition.
Since tie news of the late battles neer Richmond
has reached Newben, the Secessionlsts have been
bold and ugly, hrng upon our pickets, kliih2 one
and wounding others. Sentinels have been shot Ut
in the street. indeed il il not safe for noted ioyass
to venture out in the streets after dark.
| TIE poor Of Ncwbern, in many instances, are sno-
sisted Mt the expense OF the Government. Inc
Union man who dispensed that charity has been dis,
| placed, to make room for a North Carolinian OF
doubtful loyalty.
| A Union man. recommended By Con. Burnside for
the Office of Postmaster, has been put aside by the
c1nciatory e. policy OF Gov. stanley for CITIZEN
of New bern, Whose patriotism would not stand the
test of olose anal ysis.
| The wife ana daughter Of Gen. Foster have ar
rived al Newbern with a considerable number Of
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look after the welfare Of the sick and wounded SOL
dies III the hospitals there.
COMPLAINTS are raised against Gov. Stanly because
he manifcrts IA determination TO root ont the loyal
men who are oeEsiye TO sem Secessionistsi on the
ground that re wishes 10 c0ncilate the Carolinlans,
who stubbornly reiuse Ia be- conciliat.d
Oar iniormsnt states that there are 100 contra
| bands at wolA on the Notifications there. They
work cheerfully and indutirously, and grow fat on
the Government ratonf, while oar men wilt under
the Southern sun.
Within few days half dozen gunboats have
arrived at New bern.
! Gen. burnside WAS at Newport News with one o,
| his divisions The other two We're a; Nowbern and
ne ghborhood. undo the Command of Gen. Foster.
| Sue brings ih. follow ing Passengers:
Msor Gilrs. Lieut. knby, ospt Goes, Capt yenr'y
Lieut.. Dsv. Capt Hart Lieni " Haze, LIEUT. ClaA, H.
acr. Mr. Jilk. l.. j. Hes.rT Capt Center. " Mcdonald
VIM o. Coffin, Mr. BAIcott, J. W. Raymond, NJ Roberts.
and 2. IN the sts"fa.e.
The United States rtealn-trausport Cahawba, Capt.
Baker, arrived Tuesday morning from Beaufort,
y. C., having sailed thence the 9Th at : a. la.
Nothing of importance had irGnspred at Beaufort,
n. c., since our ast adyiccs.
On the 9Th, at 10 o'clock, passed United States
transport Mississippi, - miles north Of Cape Look
ont, bound south. On the 18th, at , ?. M, passed
bark Ella oil Boston, bound north.
| The following vessels were at beaufort:
US uboat Mouticc ocoang bsfts Texas Of NewYoTk.
dlschaIgns Mary Morton, bis Il. T. SNOW .chIs. Ricud
vsuI, }. L. Redney Mary Rogers, j. h Jonningsi l. D
| sshlp MARSHALL
| The following are the passengers by the Cahawba:
Mr., C. w. smith and child n. = Gould j. H. aver. J.
". ThayeI, Mr Howell, A. bo'ckbo John Hing '" ful'
Capt. :. ". Thiler u. $ A. MAJOR Eedder, do Msor
sherman. do. MAJOR Hal'on. do NJ. Lockwood w Wi
sou. T. o. Ebaugh; Mr. Robinson, John Sullivan Thoma' s.
! Long, invalids 4. >. Navy.