The New York herald., 1863-06-17

INTERESTING FR0M NURTH CAROLINA.
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BIr. Samuel n. Gien's Lrtaer.
NRwssex, n. c., Juno 10. 1858.
Runsnred Ausny IN As Rank and Fyts Of ne m nay ze
Ma,con,enh Fte-ts-tAe MounGisms and Fstfy N M
Sirs-TAey 'vear n6risv 70 Frx Gns nmers-Uwquaii-
f~d O7porson to 6e Dicam AZ Richmond--Ralesoh and
RI hmond in Antaoo~isn- -fmrs,4ant sat menn b. De.
-Sssscitsds N sicAmo~d- HA6em Jysn R1lsioA-
Changes IN Nsvi4 Oomw nd.~,-Ger,evai r. B. spno,s
N Command At Beawfsr--4W lmfSn6m Ayr,uai-
y Change IN Ckaen n w Rep1laHoas-Fvorea duty.
n Nasoa~-PvssasasoS to Colonel W. G. Rosi.
tw, &C.. DC.
BY the late arrival Of several private sodis-Aesert
ere from the rebel forces In this
tiou hes been received about Tie situa " tho eaemy
In the isterior particularly fot Of Little washingion
These dsssrters from tho North caro-
lima rsgimentof infantry, rcgmest that composes pa
or = brigade undsr command q Brigadiss Csoersi
Martin. Tnsy 70 b intslligsnt and trusw r'hy
mon. and H. due allowance be made Tor sAA l,tl exas
eeraon, their statements may bs rsceved being. for
ths most part, reliablN
According those descrssrs large part Of the Tsse
foscss tho and ns In North csroiua may bs vro
pousced 70 b n state Of open musiny This s-Ins 10
chisay entertained and encouraged by the
who Aetest te Rhsaond goverAusnt ansst ~ hertt!y
they do that Of Wasbt Ts Raleigh paecrs bosh
friendly and tho yc Davis dynasay oan scarcely
CONCEAL their sasisfasoa tho growing sentiment Of
spposhoo 70 the declared object Il tho Richmos1 pws
mn,n e .ss s ss u 'ns meek, o. sns q North
This sentiment your correspondent Ia assured b not con.
nasd to empty expressions secret cabss, ba Is
q. so des. s eso rspe S shs s:t S"s y
horrtd rebellion. some have sworn never n serve
10 the ranks IN any iorcc that may bs ussd 20
subvert free istitutious won and establshed In
North Carolina by the American Revolution, ,hey
pledged also. resist by all the means within their
power any effort 70 attain that end w~,rbsr koye Ns
FROM s rebei 10 eAe WoSwtatws ne Stae sskeve
Asy Aase aiveads sec'd 70. oas.o~s wo'sd os~. lad
N prortssoWs. ana ~ porrd sseeUs IN df~d. 10 ne 0s
frcuiiy fhes long eA ~ Nd a~d tReGncrcbe dotioW g.
n~ 1r'mcsPss o. f,s 9orerwwent ! know there are
many chcers ~ the reoe' forces In the state VINO have
svowed dcch'ed preference for any sort or government
monarcbicai cuatmsI rather than retn 70 the Old
unson ana % rucu ouuer tno od Jaws auu slso Know
from ecuverssins hid with hse officers. thss thsy ars
encouraged In these and un American noens
oy sne exnfcta,on n divsions N the conncts the
Gor,n, sso sne rMnt w o. party whcss me NJ o. ms
CHIEF measured ~ the tsn tue ssnseern dsuss 'ssa
plrce 70 tneif eunsed srengtn snd innence muse 30
king or emperor or dictator. srs tho only alternatives In
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no"s - ", ,s.s . ~. S VIZ a" ue.e
maconsen1 n no 70 ar",os q ths m"mess source
: Eso ~ 49," "s ~" sv.e =" w,s Y" anu .rea'
rsvou,i rs Being 4" "a. s o,,S Sc snd
properly fostered there need be but little doubt Of
ao"""."s @ : ~ U.s. ,,,. .v. , .
Among tho recent changes n tho commanders or the
districts IN TINS dop 'rment tue appointment os cerai
fcrt the avorite he ,thul wateriG pa district the
department The district was first assikne 10 rigad-r
and On the smpoIa-r rsiiroment the latter On vii,
North Colonel 7anrskis OF tho Smith New Jersey.
cn ~ ~ ~. %". wa nSs .pon ,ue
ary me ssrcs for the de and tho government th.
district, captain Geo. Johnstcn. Adiaian, General o