New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

cen Fesfer-Norsh Cnro''""
ling 70 pny the Rebel Asscss.
,r.x.,, nv z.ov. Vance 20 recall
! -. C.reiira Trooos-isefusal Of u"
-, .. receive banished becessioE
omi,ics from, Ncwbern.
NrwpyEr, N. c.. Wednesday, May 8. 1862
~, ,bs nh inst. Lisut.-Col. Lewis Of Mix's sd
Nsw.Ycrk Cavalry. made reconnaissance wllu
hs,,alion of the regiment from Newbern to Pe'tes
MiIIs " miles ont where Capt. Wharton's Keoe'
company were stationed. Col. Lewis. taking the
enemv by surprise, ordered a charge, which resulted
in the capture Of TIE r bel c'mp, 80 horses, IA prs
opers, the compaoys arms and equipments, without
any loss on our side. Tive OF che enemy were
killed.
Toe Commanding General Of this Department
having been officially appriset that Gen. via is
coming hither TO raise African brigade, Informs
ths Secretary Of War that he will not only give Gen.
Wild all the assistance in his power, but will enter
| into the work cbeerfuy, believing that the black
troops will light.
| large number of Secession residents Of Newbern
were sent outside OF our lines this morning. The
order for the expulsion of these people Will be
rio;5ly enforced throughout the Department.
The Rebel Gen. Garnett's brigade, attached &c
Gen. Hills command, who remains in this vicinity
has gone to Virginia.
The United States mail steamer Ellen 5. Terry
Capt. Chaplin, leaves here at p. H. to-day Tor New
York.
A sensation was created here by the marriage thif
morning of Charles C.. Lawrence Of Boston, mem
Der of the Nth chusetts TO the accomplished
daughter of Israel Disosway, banker in Newbern
After making transfer of bis property TO the bride
groom the father left our lines with other disoya
citizens.
Last Wednesday morning Gen. Foster sent all The
Rebel families, forty in number, ont OF Newborn
Tie Rebels refused TO receive our flag OF truce, spC
the families were left beyond our lines and between
ours and the Rebel piekets OF Il place called Cove
, Creek.
NEwBYHS, N C., Tue.dsy. Msy s. 1853
The United States Mail steamship Dudley Buci
leaves here to-day for New-York.
report came inside the lines yesterday, that tn
, North Cafolins banks had refused to pay their as
easement to the Confederate Government, in whel
,, determination they are sustained by Gov. Vance
who reiter'es bis threat TO recall the Rebel troop
. from this Sste.
1 MANY of the repoted Rebel sympathizers, latel,
q. ordered outside the ZINES, nhNe peou Per"iseu "
remain, upon giving satisfactory assurances OF 10y
e alty. The rest leave tomorrow.
i Gen. II. NJ. Nsglee LEFT here on Saturday evening
for Washington, ID. c.. on important business con
9 necled with this Department.
= An order arrived here yoa'Nrday fron Port Roya
, S. Co. directing the immediate return OF Gen. Heck
mans Brigade TO the Department Of the South.
The establishment Of Court AZ Newbern, simila
to that instituted last October at New-Orleans, Il
very generally desired by the citizens aud busines
men. Several important cases, involving large
D amounts of property, waiting adjudication by
I; some competent civil tribunal.
u The Rev. Horace james OF Massachusetts, hai
been appointed 10 succeed the Rev. james Means,
deceased, ss superintendent of blacks.
The small pOx has broken out in the coniraban'
CAMP No fears are entertained of its reaching th
, troops
Gen. Vessels and staff left on the Sd inst for Plym
on,h to assume command Of the District Of sbe AL
bemarle.
TIE sanitary condition Of the Department is eI
cellent.
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