The New York herald., 1862-10-27
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NswBxaH, Oct. a, lso2.
Late capsws q Nss 1epsaa ls,s-Unse~ xeeting q
Beaufort, &C., DC.
Many Of the rebel prisoners now in our midst havoc
manifested strong desire not to return 70 the rebsi
service They 70 being across the lines by flag
Of truce.
Thirty.nve persons Of Captain Guons (rebe company,
takon prisoners At Fort Macon have been notified that
they regularly exchanged and TO report themselves
the office Of the Provost Marshal in this city the 25th
Inst, TO be cent TO the rebel lines.
General Foster has issued order to the effect that
Gan persons prisoners Of to the United States
on parole in this department desrous Of leaving tho lines
of the United States forces will report their
these headquarters immediately"
The editor Of tho Daily Progress in this city raising
another company OF loyal North Caroinians.
Le,i snant W. D. Cushing, commanding the gunboat.
Ellis, captured on Sunday last In New Topsail Inlet
Adelaide Of Halifax, N. B. Tho vessel was laden with
cotton and trpenne The prize s estimated at $50 000
vessel ana cargo were destroyed BY IRE e. -s'0''
Yesterday Union meeting was held at Beaufort, when
seson.ons were adopted endorsing tho Presidents oman
oipaVon proclamation and IN favor OF free labor.
Our Warrington IN. C.) Correspondence
WASHINGTON, N. O., Oct. 10, 1862.
The Trade IN Washingson-EGscts Of the Emancpatios
Proc,amasion--Newoes Escapsns, dc.
The trade in naval stores at this place almsst entirely
suspended.
night tar Is burned at almost every corner 70 keep
on the malaria.
The Union feeling here does not appear 70 be affected by
President Lncoln's proclamation.
The people Of the city have great confidence the ab
ty OF forces successfully sustain another attack
The rebels without the lines not suffering severely
was anticipated.
We occas onay secure small quantities Of cotton It is
generally brought to town by natives for sale.
The contrabands appear be running away in greater
numbers than ever before principally account Of their
masters attempting 10 them into the interior OF the
country.
The rebel light horsemen are vigorously securing all
the counties In this State for conscrps. Al this large
numbers who do not want TO light becoming seriously
and swamps and live there day by day In preference to
allowing themselves to be c0uscripted.
think will soon get abundance OF recruits fofr
our loyal North Carolina regiment
UNION CAROLINA.
To TIE UNION MEN or EASTERN NogTB CAHoIINA;-
II 10 proposed to raise IN Craven county and vicinity
one or more companies Of volunteers, TO DO attached to-
the North Carolina Union Volunteers under my COM
mand.
The who are enlisted under this call intended
to act Home Guard. Their headquarters will be at
Newbern, where they will be equipped and drilled They
will not be moved from the county, except at intervals
for battalion drill will they be called to march
any other of the State unless upon occasion OF
emergency. Their pay clothing raons, equipments and
allowances will be all respects similar TO those of other
United States volunteers.
Tho term Of enlistment will be for the war.
Those able 10 bear arms, who stand aoof from thie
movement, expect that the government will pro-
tect those who make effort to aid themselves.
EDWARD Il. POTTER,
Colonel Commanding First N. c. Union Volunteers.
In accordance with the above call recruiting oice has
been opened, directly over the office Of the Daily 'oes
onCraven street, NewbArn, where the loyal citizens OF
North Carolina will be afforded every facility for enst
ment in tho above regiment.