, 1862-11-13
Prom the Southern Coast,
FEDERAL M0VEM EMTS IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
j EEmolea Impending Attack On
charleston and Savannah,
YElLoW EEVEE-~-A GALL FOE
IHCE-ELADS.

WASHINGTON. Nov 12.-The Richmond
Dispatch Of the uth says there is no longer
any doubt that the Yankees are concentrating
their t.,rces in the neighborhnod of Whining
ton, with the intention Of attacking some
ro5nt on The Wilmington and Weldon rail-
road. 4 letter from Tarboro Of the 5th inst,
says the Yankees are marching on that town
With Il, ,ot0 troops. They are represented as
being within fifteen miles of The toan aud one
mile Of the confederate troops.
NEW YoaK. Nor. I2-The steamer Pawnse,
1t Philadelphia from Port Royal the Sd, re-
ports that the steam frigate Powhatan bad ar
rived there from Chsrleston Tor coal: prepa~
sud Savannah are being gradually matured~ =.
a boats crew Of one Of our vesS"is aH
Charleston bad q narrow escape from cap.nfc
by rebel steamer, recently, while taking
| soundln.s.
| B;rke' expedition, and viii be here this week.
/ EosToS, Nov. 1.-THE correspondent. Of
| The Boston <}tu;ua1 writes from o.. board tue:
/ United States steamer South GlF1:iaa, r1
| Charleston, under date Of October 1s::i, as
! fellows.
Tie British frigate Racer, by permission Of
| EIag officer Green, entered C4ar1esfn1 lla-hor
| and took away IS passenger the Britls1! Goa.
| sui. The consul says tnat the rebels haVe jn5e
launched a powerful ram, and that tsfo more
are ready for plating with iron, which they ex-
tect every asy to arrive from England IN ~
lEon--p1ated steamer. Hs ALSO reports tue
I the Stono Inlet, six miles from Chrle5toa,
watching chance to Tun out. He reports
2G0 Gases OF yellow Y fever at CHARLESTON when
he left.
Tie iane correspondent, under date OF O:
] nbtr -, writes rs follows:
Ahont 10 o'clock last night, heavy 1rin4
was heard tn the nurthward, Which continRct
for halt an hour. From the sound ofthe gun:
this firing ssas Judged TO be about eight unils:
OtL This morning boat arrived from tat
. flag ship. informing as that 4 vessel Ind rus
the blockade during the night, and the firms
WAS from the Flanb=au, which got uc1.r Ea1
leEere the steamer ran the liae cf the block
{ .,de, and attempted to stop 1:r, but she tool
not the least notice OF the Flasna=an, whlc:
| fire d twenty-t9o Shots ugalast her sid:s, bn
they rat1ed CIT like much hail. She mus
2 have been iron plated, and very chick ut that
| or the Flalnteln's ril.:d shot would have gpn
. through her. bul she Kept ON mp the cha3uc
aud ran in. 1t is thought she Is the vessel til
rebels expected with the iron pl .:es, aud ifst
we must expect some hot WORK before Iona
an,ee5 ne hare something here besides wooas
q ships TO cont End against tlieM.
WASHINGTON, Nor. 13.-alediral Diracto
y Crane reparts from Hilton Had that in h1
+ Judgment It would be extremely impTuder
l. | to eubjcct uuacc1lm1ted troops 10 the danger
l. o: yellow fever III the department Of the sous
until after severe FROST This strong op,l
ion viii probably cause some little delsy
o the sailing of Hunters command.
ia The Herald's Washington dispatch say:
Gems, Banks, Heic:z~lman aud Ha!iscs as
Cal Hamilton OF Texas, had long ia:cr7ie
II with The president to-dy. Gen. BAnks leav
oi fo1 New 1ork this evening.
4 Key West letter reports the CAPTURE
the echconers Frances and Toledo, both
re Nassau, by the gnnboat Sagatao7e. III
j. werc caught Tun1ing tae blockade.