New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06
FROM FORTRESS MONROE AND
NORTH CAROLINA.
Captures Of Blockade Ruuners-The Effect
Of the Fall OF vicksb"rg In North
Cnrolina-The Rebellion Regarded ms
Failure--Escapc OF Mrs. 4. III. Eos
tcr-Description Of Fort Darling.
FoHTRH-s MoSRoE. Tuesday, Aug

tcr-Description OF Fort Darling.
FoHrHH.s MoSRoE. Tuesday, Aug ,. 1853
Lieut.. Col Ludlow, Inspector General Of the 7tt
Army Corps and late Commissioner for the exchange
of prisoners, has been detailed for duty in the De
rsrtment Of the East and ordered TO report 10 MAJ
Gen. Dix in New-York.
John II. Goodwill Of the 1921 New. York Regi-
ment died Aug. ], 1868, in the Chesapeake General
Hospital.
Jefferson p. Snyder Of Col. Roberts, Sd Penn'yl-
vsnia Artillery died Aug. !, In the Post Hospital,
Fortress Monroe.
The steamer New.York, Capt. Chisholm, arrived
at o'clock last evening from City Point with no
released Union prisoners 20 citizen prisoners, and
20 women in charge Of Maj Milford flag Of truce
officer, and left for Annapolis at 10 o'clock las'
evening.
The Redmond Enquirer of the ID instant says
that i, j. confirmed tia, nearly all Of Gen. Grants
army have left yicksbuTg and the Yankees report
they have left for Mobile and Tennessee.
The Clarlesfon Couricr Of July % saysi There
were about q vessels Of all classes inside the bar
Yesterday, including the Ironsides and Elk monitors.
Some % vessels were reported in the s,ono. brig
which Lad so, ashore was being striped by the
Yankees"
The Richmond Enquirer, Of Aug. ], saysi IL is
reported that force u Yankee cavalry has appear.
ed "a, stsGords store IN Stafford County, IL miles
east Of FrederoksbuTg.'
o.. Nj No. ...iiI 100000 .-'r - """'''
this morning, escorted by two ofheou Of the Con
federste Police. We are not informed Of the pur-
rose Of sendng him TO Mobile bu, presume !, las
come reference to violation Of the laws by Gen
Neal Dow.
Gen. Naelee and staff arrived al Fortress Monroe
AT O'Clock this aferpoon from Norfolk Ell route for
Yorktown.
FoErry, MosSoS Ts.sA.y Aut lse'
Tie steamer Georgans arrived this morning
from Beaufort. Sic reports that ast Sunday morn.
Ing the L. s. gunboat Iroquois arrived n, Beaufort,
having in tow prize, English iron propeller, the
Kate, captured while running the blockade from
Wilmington, n. {. She alec passed another gun.
boat yesterday, having another prize in tow. She
could not nuke them out.
The Norfolk VrgIHIar Of Aug. 3says:
"a Rebel deserter, VIM. J. Turner, belonging to
Portsmoath. arrived in Norfolk last evening drec,
from Fort Darling. He fays the for, is bull. in the
form Of tquare, threequlIlers OF 1t being OF saDd,
and the remaining portion easemaied and rooted
with RAILROAD iron. The armament consists OF SIX
guns three Of which are finch rifles and are sta
toned in the casemaes The other three are mount
ed en- barJefie over tho sandbui part OF the works.
The bluff battery, or pits, as 1t Is called, 10 very
ingeniously consructed-six holcs, or Classmates.
are dug In the face Of the bluff in each Of which II
gun is placed. II is impossible for any one on the
river to observe what they or how they can be
reached. Capt s. S. Leo is in command Of the
fort"
The steamer Utica, Capt. Doane, sailed from
Fortres Monroe this afternoon for Charleston, s. c.
The steamer Adelaide, Capt Cannon, arrived Thu
morning from stono Inlet, which che left last Sun
day. The siege was going when sbo left; but
nothing Of importance IL reported,
The steamer New-York, left for City Point thii
afternoon, with about 800 prisoners under Maj Null
ford.
The prize steamer Kate bad 800 bales of cotton
on board when she was captured.
The following has been received here:
"NEwBERs, N. c.. August 3.--The fall Of Vicks
burg il fast celebrating Secession in North Carolina
Hundreds Of prominent Rebels are daily scknowl
edging the failure of the Rebellion. The recent
proclamation Of jeff DAVIS calling upon all to take
up arms, 10 excltlDg great anxiety throughout the
State Thousands are taking to swamps and noun
tains TO avoid CONSUMPTION. The occupation Of
Raleigh by tho Union forces, that arms aud rem
devious of safety may 10 furnished to tho people in
order that North Carolina may be able TO return to
the Union, il the daily duplication of the citizens
from all parts Of the State, who sincerely desire
peace and and protection. II this stop is taken at
once, and All additional Union force sent here, the
Rebellion in Virginia and North Carolina will end
in thirty days.
"Mis. Charles Henry Foster Of Murfreesbero, N.
c., who had made several attempts to reach her
husband within our lines. has succeeded in joining
him with her little daughter recently at Plymouth
The Georgia cavalry which had stopted her, seeine
tho Indignation Of the people OF North Carolina, and
having heard that she had claimed the protection oil
our flag. and Of Gen. Fosters intention Of granting
it BY sending an expedition to Murfrecsboro, con
cluded 10 let her come. This accomplished lady ha'
been treated with much consideration and kindness
by the citizens Of this State, who freely confess thai
her husbands course in adhering to the Union II
row aggg9veS, aud Wy sels efforts upon ,De fu~I