The New York herald., 1863-07-19
IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Rebel Cause Despaired OF
in the State.
An Important Rebel Visits General
Foster from Dixie.
HIS MISSION AND ITS OBJECT.
The Existence Of Secret Union Socie-
ties in North Carolina Acknew-
lodged by Rebel Papers.
BalDAEsS OF THE REBEL eUERIlLAs,
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They Surprise and Capture Union Pickets
Within Three Miles Of Newbern.
Destruction Of q Steam Blockade Runner
on Wilmington.
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fhs United States transport Ense, Captain Ashcroft
from Newborn N. o., 10th inst arrived At this port
Yesterday morning She brings cabin passengers,
the United States mah and twenty discharged soldiers
from General FOSTERS army. There was noshng new At
Newbern.
Our Newbern CorFespondenee.
NEwBERN, N. O., July 10, 1858.
ur1or plcxRrs cArruRrp WITHIN ruREE
The rebels In this vicinity growing boder aad beder
every day. notwithstanding tho successful raids connu
ally being made into their country Last Sunday morn
hg about nino O'Clock guerilla party q about nfty
surprised the outer picket guard Of the Ninety sooud
New YORK, Ouionel Hiram Anderson, garrisonns Fort
Anderson, and captured them. Tho capture occurred
about three miles from the city, across the rivcr. The
picket party oonstsd of sergeant corporal and three
men, who nred their muskss the rebels bat 10 b.
hsved did succeed IN iuneting any injury. The que
Tla party portion cf Colonel HIPS Da1d Of soma
900. who make their headquarters Bg Swift creek,
whence they sally forth from tmo time 70 pundcr and
commit other dsprcdatons Tho firing Of the pcket had
scarcely been heard at tho fort when the heavy Of
the latter put work aud seveTai shells discharged
IN ths drectisn Of tho nring. This had the effect Of
scattering the guerias who, unfortu natey succeeded
in getting of with their captives Fort Anderson IL viii
be remembered assaied last March by fcrcc Of SIX
Thousand under the rebel General Pettgrew but they
withdrew The appearance Of General Foster and
strong force OF Unn troops and batteries after the cx
change TIE rebel force In tho vicinity
SAID to belong particular organization but are
acting as Independent bard like that Of Major Whit
Sords who with his Ave hundred men, lately occupied
the same locality.
CAPTAIN wfLL,ANsroS AND COLONEL IxHnAS
BURNS A BRIDGE
The rebels having exhibited some symptoms Of desire
70 advance the direction Of Pymouthas you hsve re-
Gently becn notnedCapain Flusssr with the gunoats
Whitehead Valley City, southneld and Commodore Perry,
proceeded on Monday up tho Roanoke river - VIII
Mans ton and threw number VI shells Into town. destroy
ing the house In IT, and into those places where
sbc rebels do congregate causing them TO scatter
n great confusion. bridge was destroyed by Colonel
Lehman Of the One Hundred and First Pennsylvania in
command Of the land forces Colonel Lehman had pre-
<ously met and dispersed body Of rebels.
AGAIN VINO.
Generai Hickman 10 again after the rebels, having this
morniog struck out in new SPOT win hls snins ~,
sxde We 50 " hear good account from him IN low
days without doubt. The Twenty third Massachussus,
IN ieckaaas brigade, goes out on this expedition n
Somnand ef Captain Brewster, senior ofcer present,
lieutenant Colonel Ctaubers' wound not having suf-
kcsnty healed nsty him In resuming active service
morning. showed sgns OF suppuraton. II the piece u
shc that tho shoulder bad fallen only few inches
another way aud struck HIM the head there would
undaus,edy have beeo an emu of Lieutenant Colonel
ChaGsoefs
pr r. H. Smelling, for q long time medical director OF
Vhs has boon relieved aud awaits the arrival
of bis Successor.
NEwBUS, n. c., July l8-5P. N.
~ IMPORTANT ARRvAI--A SIGNIFICANT KgEyr,
There was some little excitement Ia certain circles here
60 day 10 consequence Of the sudden and unexpected
arrival from seccssia Of parsonage vol known 10 I'D
residcuts Mr. Edwin r. stanly-nct the ox.mlitaIy
Governor, but old secessionist-csme N this after
and afts N otsdT nm or
General Foster, and a long .ulist'on en- ued. by
chose who StAny and tLs ract that be
owns hns owned considerable pro crty n Newbern,
survived that HIS will has more or loss 10 do with ths
ss,ention recovery Of the Tne fall OF vicks
burg ard dofest of Lee may not be without the most
sauary Influences uoc the leading secession property
Aolders IN North Carolina, and this movement Of one
among the NEST pyo,ncu Of the ciass In this section o
the state Is without ns significance. the called
sscuthcrn conredsrscy"s found 70 totering and
fs,s written upon hs walIs staoly not the only
scssionist who may be ready 70 como back and save
their property By taksrg timely dose o. sbe oath q
allegiance. Z Union vc.ores continue they win como
s,me eight hundred refugees are ssh 70 be waiting
., cegisn poss favorable opportunity 70 come
army from Charleston tovrsinla to-day having
dropped oat o. the ranks on the march
,r,ysas. vss.sls n .ae Ssar,mcnt h.s been reeves
Fxwxrss, N. C., July Is, 1885
Reports that tho North Carolina vcbcs making
svetues q peace, under scheme o
Of tho Upon tiearrsnt; but they from
csal foun.aiEs There =, In fact truth IN them, al
sLs.gh ,here No ksowipg how the Of
The osihesa confederacy may require IL 70 sabm
d~st tegslion u part " IN consolidation u states.
1beA 10 hArsnony exs~ng between iae JET la ts
government and that of vsnce the Governor Of North
Caroalaa. The Dasis papers h state sro wrcchedy
weak gDerI;o poverty eb they are ax contempt
ts cDpccption thoy lhs sxscu,lan Of
sasscd dcs. IN the contrary vanss papers such
lhs, stlcd hy Holden, In R.cixi tor instance are
fearless 6sasnt inssigcnt progressive hey ap.
ocar n reed condition, TOO rLcy bsok a. sub
Stance lhem wbic the essers seem 10 As sup
ported oniy by The psp srni-isd ihsn by q rotls and
eosrps spd . fAsteinkns remnant n . faction " N
spbwn@sI and espssns go.crumeus.
90 arrival fron rsbrdys n Ned X. sxAny. wko ssss
ssapss~c V ~ on m IN p q. hs ioss the
ssarsbx sassa n a arss prcsacea. Nod sSG
v " on ns-soc ~ nuch q pcsce-fsx
anyih~ ike hat, 'unlea d'ared their oSnN terms,
49, "ap-s vshern coll" eal,lle III rro,. v .
Gfiag u henv ~ hts setnrn g. BAs-- Ill 1tN ~
moeh "a fr'fson o. veassas 81 On oan . gugS,ty
IN ~nFb r. lts .cssgns ntwc.i. wnca " .sb nj a
promalgass procssnai - cf psaos on c,nsi. terms
some d which have aisasr bccn forcsta.owcd IA sbs
hxsAlDs dispatches from The sssi a s,vernrea, "A N
ma Improbable t~s thousands Of prosrty holder, ain
be eound IN the state q North carsfa ready 70 avail
fs.s . ~sh rage refer N dcsy~nsirv serr-- "a tho
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