The New York herald., 1863-09-08
GENERAL FOSTERS DEPARTMENT.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 6, 1893.
M steamship 8. r. spauding, Capt. Howes, left at
cur O'Clock this morning for Beaufort, N. c., and
Charleston g. G. Major General Foster and stan took
passage the spaulding for Newberp.
Tho Maple Leaf Capt. Dale, arrived this morn
hs from Newbern, but brings no news. She left New
bs Thursday morning. and encountered very heavy
weather on the passage.
n.wright was recently tried before military com
mission for the shooting Of Lieutenant ssnbern who
sugAged at the time drilling colored troops Main
ssset, Norfolk. The result Of the Investigation, s
astood forwarded TO President Lincoln for decision
ws to-day that he has oadered trial OF Wright
before courts OF the civil authorities, which, Il bo
Co. establishes the right Of he civil tho military
authorities In this department
FoxrxEss MONROE scpt Q, lse3
The flag Of truce steamer Express, Captain Clark cft
Fortress Monroe this morning, at nine O'Clock for City
Point charge Of Major Mulford special mission to
se rebel Commissioner ould She took up noprsoners Of
United gunboat Connecticut has lust arrived
fom OF Charleston. She brings no later nows.
Mr. Edwin r. DE Nyse's Despatch.
NORFOLK, Va, Sept. o, 1893.
No events Of importance have presented themselves
my scrutiny late although there prognos
fcations Of lively fail campaign that say
reached that eliminating point Of dness where there
mus, be turn for the better inasmuch the nactIon
could not be more perfect than at present
now nows In regular channels with the precision
olcckwork Merchants find nothing TO rrumble At, and
a Consequence general good humor prevails. Every.
thing seems 70 be assuming form in the city and
from the character Of deserted place Norfolk is chang
ing 70 that of a solid metropolis.
zTR HEALTH
q the city and suburbs good and been 70 through.
the summer notwiss tandng the fact that many
she physcsns were not allowed TO practice because of
tAer refusal 10 take the oath OF allegiance These rsor
ous meases al FIRST affected their Union patients bu,
not long before infux of Yankee Fsculspians
all things rights again the disgust Of sec~sh
savboucs who fecls his wilfuuess prcying bis
stomach.
of al forces IN this vicinity made by General
Nages aud his brilliant star 20 day. Everything passed
on In tho most dstecn military style. The troors who
vetersns and fully up' In their business of course
passsi brough the routine and formancs of such IN
occasion win ecioG ~ every vas deghted
G course there was prancing ~ bright capariroue<
seds rush of ray cavscades the cstfer Of sabre ana
pounding " drums and the stirring crash of mar.
tla music 10 on up the gorgeous and Inspiring scene
over. Everybody knows u. every bady has seen n.
tberefore since ytody reads the xr.p II would b~
usslrss 70 attempt 10 dna,e on - commcn theme
STEAMER "
ssoppsd bero for coal THIS morning and et at noon for
Ncw York direct On board was sp,afn Andrew AIMS.
worth master of transportation al Fortress Monroe and
quite number of Northern men doing business here,
DRAFT and carrvg IN their pocsetbooks the three hun.
drs necessAry to relieve them from their uncomfortable
psedcament Several members of the Fortress Monroe
trs Department. also departed Ike anxious mssson
Alleged Heavy Embensie ment.
VAUDEVILLE, Me-. Sept u lst3.