The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
0EH. FOSTERS DEPARTMENT.
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MPORTANHF From HOaTH CAROLINA
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The Reconstruction Movement
in the State.
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Conflict Between Citizens and
Soldiers.
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FLAG OF TR o c =.
Rebel Women and Children Coming Within
the Union Lines,
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MIR. samuel n. clen's Despatch.

NEwnERS, N. c. Sept. IL, 1858.
NAG Rucs rRox ,ApovE-- CHILDREN FKs
H4tRoM DIXIE
On Saturday morniusAst boat from the re bel lines
approaching Fort Anderson. II bore Gag Of
tr1rN After the usual investigation ~ ascertainsd
49, the boat contained Major whitford, well known in
II Community, ard severa! others, including three
Ictes. N their baggage. Major whitford desired
L,.s - privilege to transfer his passengers our
lines, and at tho time stated that twenty
oshcrs. women and children, above at Streets
ferry. awaiting Of transportation from Dixie into
Columbia Duo notice being given to proper quarters,
Major Foster, Adriant General OF Gen Peck up
river and, Major WhifoYd required TO retire
70 point not within two miles Of Newbern, until Cen
Peck had been med Of his request Gen. Peck being
notified concluded accede the desire Of rebel com
mander, and authorized Lieut. R. Stirling, OF his sa
70 take tho steamer cha May, Capt. Sorre with Pro-
vast Marshal General, Col n c. Lee Major Jenny Of tho
Generals staff Lieut.. Hunt, OF the Provost Marshas
ofce and ono or two Others and proceed the point
where tho fugtses waiting and transport them to
Newborn.
WHAT rHE pARrr
On the Ella May arriving at Streets ferry, Lieut. Stir
fira found ten ten children and man. under
es.ge or Major Whtlord and Ieus. Myers and FOLSOM
@ A., in readiness to avail themselves OF the means
he had q, command bring them again into the land
snnc Of them had heretofore forsaken foreign one
e they were all being carefully piccd board
Csmfor accommodated tie usual courteses OBJ
rorvcd as if il among mutual friends, between the
Union officers receiving and tho rebel officers sur
rendering their fair charges Among the latter number
several who had left their homes Newbern few
months before because they deested place.
infested only by buccoated Yankees, liberated contra
bands and But their short experience Dixie had
satisfied them that they well Off in the home they
hid deserted as they in the country in which they
had expected shelter, comfort and welcome. Hence their
desire But the party all Of this type
Some Northerners, who wished to their homes
among the plains Of Connecticut more and re.
there and others those who were seek
ing 10 rcunc themselves to members Of their families
From when they had been separated and who were
in other parts OF the state and They were
all heartily welcomed on board tho Fila May.
wHAf TROUBLE THE RETURNING Angels had TO GIT BACK.
y a s s sSS ne 70 be o
sartLon wearing upon in the shape Of saperabundan
with great difficulty that passes were procured. General
Martin, who commands at Knson, was applied TO by one
lady, for pass. Tho lady mstook The gsperas
himself She s stated hsr sue request The gentle
manly orderly showed her into room in which
said the orderly. Tho lady looked but looked in |
vain 70 detect the assembiace the august parsonage
top boots and some good clothes; but there
whom she co'i place her eye as the one she
wished TO she much at loss as Commodore
elliott 10 discover General Taylor among bevy
Of his officers on certain occasion during the Mexican
gently featured finally pointed out to her the
regnng mind she approached the General with the
dndence Of youthful maiden at May festival, and
pinned herself The General, with great austerity Oh
served. Madam your request Is granted. BRING
al oLce ~ TIE women who want to GO tell them that
"a ibei mS wS.i them al . 60, and not . poster
any longer" The lazy reetved her pass, and the
General proceeded TO read his dispatches.
THE THEIR OPINIONS.
Unde iag OF truce, IS not proper TO criticse dis
raraeney the appearance Or conversation Of officers or
any other persoIs who are engaged on either SIDE.
a truce should he held sacre1 from the transactions
any other business under MS folds than that in which
y efrccmiy Engaged rat I'M, OCCASION vas one Of
much neresi boin sides AMI Major Whord and his
oHcora were 50 sbigine with their opinions about the
and other public matters that the impulse cannot be
resisted q presenting their yeYs to he reading public
AL thee can be .hhed up ia fey words. There Is not
o. ser n Whiiiords command, from the commander
d-~n, with bit few exceptions, who restcra-
ton of TIA Union, except as L was. until there is |
change In the administration Washington They say
they ready - ght two longer rather than sub
MT 10 the eacpachnelts q the aboh,icnMts aud |
fbs oolsce en- lcss # their property. They not
ozy demand INDEMNITY oor tho rastn but
".secsT;:y ior re future and they are arm IN
knows edge ibcir Old allegiance. This is the senment OF
10 eadng war party 10 North CaroInl-n thc.r opin-
icn-ard noihn can shake them from II. but they nc
knowledge TIA, Union men shy that fostc ~ North "a
rolina ant Burnside IN starn tennessee, yet show
chem ibo inrtiy % their views md that The end OF the
present campaign the Southwest may show the ncces
s,y o. modyng 'hom In hort and N inct, the moro
tsks and argues with these who have 10 much
stake, tic more enc satyacd hat
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