The New York herald., 1863-09-14
GENERAL FOSTERS DEPARTMF.H
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NORTH cARoLINAAr ArrAns
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A FLAG OF TRUCE.
A TALK WITH REBEL OFFICERS.
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The Union. and Anti-Union Sentiments
Of the People.
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Anti-Davis Sentiment in the
West.
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SEIZURE OF REBEL MONEY,
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A TALK WITH REBEL OFFICERS.
SEIZURE OF REBEL MONEY!,
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SEIZURE OF REBEL MONEY,
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Mr.. Samuel II. Glen's Dispatches.
MoREHEAD CrY Sept. 8, 1863
OUR FORCES EAGER ADVANCE ON THE DOOMED CITY.
According TO the best intelligence received BY the
Spauldng the city Of Charleston may be regarded as
doomed if IL be already laid In ashes. The feeling
throughout the aeet and among the troops Was most
eager favor Of grand advance at once upon its re-
naming defences The distractions in the harbor are
not regarded by naval officers formidable Al nrs
apprehended and would be matter Of surprise to
eArn BY the arrival that they had been mostly
come.
MAJOR oRNxRAL EosrgR
arrived here especial to-day from Newbern. He
will the spauldng for his headquarters at Fortress
Monroe From his intimate knowledge Of the approaches
- and defenoes Of Charleston, he Is capable Of
rming reliable judgment regarding the state Of Affairs
In that city and its vicinity There wl be some hard
work yet before the city captured but Its eventual
sabjugaton-thst horrid word 70 Southern ears-is
placed beg onA peradventure.
BouND NORTH.
Brigader General Hickman, with Of his aids Lieu
tenant Emmersen goes North In the Spauding. General
a has command or the district OF Beaufort and thrift
and enterprise begin show themselves In consequence
q his wise and judcous Management Of affairs in the
District.
number Of stores have lately been constructed
the front OF Beaufort, and others In pro-
gress Of construction. The fisheries Of these wa
Sers yield an annual income Of about quarter Of
. million OF dollars. Trade is much brisker than
Ssrmerly much az to put one promi-
.ent merchant Morehead CITY some Inconvenience
70 obtain trangpor taton for goods Tayor's Hotel
has lately changed hands; and the ardent is now dis
ponsed publicly In the bar room to all except soldiers
Progross confidence ana whskcy are great elements OF
in
Captain w. II. Abel, General Heckmans Assistant Adju
tant General administers Justice in the district in the
absence OF the General COLONEL De Forrest. Of the
Eighty first New York, has military command OF the
psst Although anxious for the return Of Lieutenant
that that favorite officer doing well in the North in
Reorganizng the old Twenty fourth, OF which, re-
period, he has been offered the command.
The steamer Guide, Captain VAIL came in the other
Aay with the Second Massachusetts, heavy artillery reg
ment, Colonel Jonee frankie commanding. Col Frankie
was formerly Provost Marshal Of Newborn, and proved
active and elective officer His old friends congratu
ate him on his return with an important command The
government supply steamer Newbcrn, Captain Harris,
ame in 70 day from Charleston and the blockadng feet
on Wilmington Her from Charleston is similar to
shat be carried by the spauIdipg Colonel Strong
Lieutenant Colonel Darr, Dr. Sutherland OF Major Gene
Gal Fosters siad Mr. sheldon telegraph superintendent
the recent arrivals Aerc but they do not remain long with
All here are In high state Of rsoeing at the glor
from Charleston. Sautes and an illumination
talked Of Tar aud rcein barrels rather scarce
q .there would be spontaneous bonGres all over the
country.
NxwBERS, N. c., Sept. Z, 1858.
nAG OF TRUCE.
The steamer Ella Nay, Captain sorrcl went up into
Dixie day. bearing Gag Of truce, under charge Of COL
Horace Lee, Provost Marshal The following officers OF
pedatiop viz:-Dr. George A. 0s, Captain H. Nuttng,
Lieut. p. s. Bailey, Lieut. w. c. Hunt and Lieut.. F. c.
Wright The flag - sssseis ferry about twelve
miles from Newbern on the Nsus by Lieut.. Joseph W.
Brothers, OF Company D. whhfrd partsan rangers Tho
party TO DO forwarded consisted Il two ladies-Mrs
Sears whose husband had already bssn sent into the
enemy's lines for dsoyaity. and young lady in feeble
hoath naned Carrie Richardson whose father was At
among the wcahest landowners and capitalists
in Newbern its neighborhood. Miss Richardson visits
the Of North Carolina for the benefit OF her
heath Quite large number Of Newborn ladies sawhe
party or and many the injunctOns 10 remember
them to their friends and lovers in the land Of Dixie
choir arrival there. No. conveyance land being in
readiness at Streets ferry the Ella May allowed TO
psoceed few miles further up river place called
Clarkson, where procured for the traveuess
Ehe ride must have been rough and cherries ono but
everything was'one by Lieutenant Brothers to make it
com ortabe possible.
Lieutenant Brothers intelligent agreeable gen
by invitation OF Colonel Ice, and engaged in an
earnest conversation the subject OF the
WITHOUT besaton During the taN the best OF feeling
prevailed but nothing the reports Of all the disasters
bis had lately suffered his faith In
Its ultimate triumph He regarded the emancipation pro-
amaton the great that the union of
the south in in1exibe determination separate from
tho old government The armiug OF the slaves he re-
garded uhuman and unchrstianike and secuted the
Idea that the south should adopt similar course.
Taass I'VE HUNDRED THOUSAND NEGROES.
'hat about those i've hundred thousand negroes that
Davis IS about calling forg' asked
That's nothing but newspaper report. without the
slightest foundation in fact There are too many these
reports, both North and South and they are causing
great deal OF bad feeling and unnecessary agitation The
newspapers are doing more harm lhsn good ana they
ought TO be held to greater accountability Tor what they
say than they are"
DoSr REFUSE A FILE OF HERAIps
The worthy ieutenant here accepted nle Of the New
YORK HERALD, fer which he seemed especially grateful
But one paperwilmington Journai September 2-could
be had Ia return 1t barren OF local news bat ree.
renee 10 the present condition OF things in The
was made In dolorous strain
INV THr MES AEr CLOTHED ASD WHAT ruRv THINK
Inc men we're ndierenty clothed, but seemed to have
plenty u rations and 10 be well armed They said they
were getting sl3 per month aud paying sl quart for
apple brandy when they could get IT, Some of these men
oked sorry aud sad but there not ac ine among
the humber the vengepl looks OF the bitter ami unson
quered rebe. That Whitord men are prepared 10 Al
more lighting was distinctly apparent no matter what
e North Carolina troops other parts Of the state NAV
tninS or DO They are evidently kept In profound sno
ssncs % the great events OF the war and all they know
aoo1t the defeats they have encountered Is received
through distorted channels coored so as 10 neet the
views Of the reoel cadefs. .
Z 10 49,. TnE pERyt wovvx
There were but few fsbel women me, an tho visu
Those who met and inclined 20 Ia ki seemed 10
nave holy horror OF being couyersuF With terri
Tie Yankee But the clothing Of the m- and Inc hand
aud genteel appearance u the rDon onehrs NfS
accompanied the itaE, wTs not wthsct marked erec,
upon some young ladies' who seemed " think lhata ali
dressed and well behaved Yankee officer was not such
horrible object after all Such ladies these did not de-
cline 10 esead few little cyilities sucn the preseuta
toa ~ fruit, milk, &C, to oM officers. Altogether this
has.y virt TO Dxiej pleasant and interesting oue
snd OF similar friendly spirit q Intercourse MIGHT
be encouraged without detrment 10 the public Service
Part DIXIE.
While such appears 10 he the state OF feeling In the
peghOorhood OF Newbern regards fendnoss for the
tnion the expression In other parts OF the against
the Davis government " open aud very general have
acopy o the Raleigh Ntndard, of the ID inst, which
oontns accounts q numerous meetings throughout, the
state held for the purpose o endorsing the that
payer on political matters, and 10 opposition course
the Richmond authorities. At meeting gotten up by
ladies great deal Of enthusiastic Union sentiment was
erpesscd Refugees from Dixie continue 10 make their
sppearnce and they are unhestatng their assertions
mat the Union feeling rapidly spreading aud IA daily
cecomng more intensihed .Ofciai information received
m ngn quartorss y of similar character The only df.
ucuty seems 10 be thc