The New York herald., 1863-07-23
NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Departure Of a Cavalry Expeditton-Tew
Work on Sinvery and the Rebellion by
q Southern Statesmsn, Sc.

Work on Simve,y and the Rebellion by
q Southern StatesmDn, Sc.
Nsslsas. \. G. July Is. 1863.
A cavalry expedition lett hero this mornng. winch will
ponetrae distance Of hundred miles
or more and before this published its mission will
accomplished, which includes excessive distractions of
railroad bridges, ouvert and railroad connections. Gene
raj Potter chief OF Major General Fosters staH
mand He is accompanied lay Major cole, the cavalry
hero Of this department, which makes General Potters
success doubly sure.
The enlargement OF Major General Fosters com
mand, which embraces Richmond, is the canse OF
great rejoicing in this department, as It is considered
equivalent 70 tho speedy fall OF that city, proper
materials al the disposal OF this gallant and experienced
engineer officer.
A distinguished statesman and extensive saveho.der
n the interior of North Carolina who has been autl
slavery since the irst rebel drcd into Fort
SUMTER has written elaborate work, entitled "Savery
and the Rebellion, which is its way the publisher
in New York.
The cmlncnt author says sthat slavery viii not be
materially injured by this war but will Of the
ordeal stronger than and satisfy the world that
State and municipal laws, sustained by the religious
training OF the Southern people mdrc match
Tor the proudices OF the world standing army Of half
m,en OF men, the acceptance by the South o. era
dual emancipation, Is the oniy method that viii check
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administration ut Washington will deem necessary to
Hence slavery will be all the stronger the
war
military Movements fn the city.
ARRIVAL or THE SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT NATIONAL
GUARD.
The sixty ninth regiment New YORK State National
Gsuard, under command OF Colonel Bsgey, arrived from
Baltimore yesterday morning. They numbered some i've
hundred men, aud looked remarkably well after their
thirty days campaign. The regiment s arrival
marched the srmory Grand street. where the men
were at once dimtssed.
MOVEMENTS or run CRY MILITIA.
The different militia regiments of this ,ty which have
the service The seventh have cen mustered ort and
paid or well the seventy-Grst and part of the
Twelfth
OFFICERS THE grEyESra REoNsST NEW YORK
STATE VOLUNTEERS TO corrT MARrIALLEp.
The following has beeu issued by Colonel lansing with
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srnss sosr o. a. 93Sy nsrssg % & Drasrs @ 70 me-. q
soau q 'es oaser ssssiS r.s'mss New So1s
tie trouble al vsnderbis landing The following Cd GERS
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captain John r Holers sey.nt.ent, ment a. s.v.
Lieut. John A''dns Dr. 7Sh II Tsi;"ia' s Iassrso Il
Colonel Commanding New York Troops
YORK Stair MILITIA.
The Eighth regiment be mustered out Of the
vice today Colonel varan has ssued the following
order
HsApouAErsss, EGHTH Rxann
Srsrx ARsrsA, July %. 1865. 4
this regiment will be mustered out OF the service OF
the United States to-day all absent members hereby
notified 10 present at O'Clock precisely this
ing the state Arsenal OF Thirty nth street and
Seventh avenue. by order d
Joss MsHoS Acting Adn,snt
THE xxw YORK STATE SOLDIERS DEPor-cArI FOR
OUR SICK AND wOUsDED---A VISIT 70 GETTYSBURG.
One OF the best Institutions which have among
Us for the of sick and wounded soldiers is
undoubtedly tho New York State Soldiers depot In How
ard street There now large number OF soldiers
IN the depot 20 whom every atfentien II pa1 10 the
Mr. Iohp r. seymour general agent OF the derot accom-
panied by Mcssrs. Dlneavy. Mcmahon and Mcs1oekey
couriers proceeded u Gettysburg hook after the In
tsress OF soldiers from this state who wounded
iafe aotn These gentlemen one week
In tsettysburg, and busy employed during that
period attending on the wounded There we're between
live and thousand wounded there At the time These
gentlemen worked night and day in order to alleviate the
suncrings of those poor follows Those who Witnessed
the excrons 0 those gentlemen uon the occasion speak
highly of Mr. Seymour who worked hard for the purpose
N comforting the brave fellows " bo SUFFERING
much IN defence of the country while Capt. Dunleavy,
of the state couriers walking the bate neid
of Gettysburg ha 4 newly made grave. over
which board erected bearing the following inecYip
tion;-" Sergeant J. j. Ccnni6 Company X, second New
fork Fire zouaves, dei on the 18th q July On this
hoard hung medal of honor, giving the names Of
ths several taties In which deceased was cngnEed TO-
gether with hk uame the reverse side We ~ sup
pcsef 10 have lived In Manhattanve. ~ this was also
Inscribed upon tss medal under nv nArns IDS medal
now lies the depot and be bad OF Colonel John r.
Neville, tho superintendent Of the depot, " ~ Howard
street