New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

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Tn. r2cber urou-Clnd. Ready mt Whining
northumberland AmoRg the Hcoe'
soidier.-A Large Force of Union me"
Near wilmington Three Engagements
Win the rsebel.-AII the Native Ecgi-
mcnis Ordered out or the staie-Des"-
tu,;cn nj Cape EKGftcrns-esen. Fo''ei
Vepders his Nine Months Troeps 10
yS,pei the rnvnsiOn OF fsennsyiF"ni"'
Core pOhse"'' kSRpks' n O. Monday June p. 1863
The United States transport steamer Aio"n!' IaP'
Lewis leaves here at y. m. for Ne"'1 ofN'
Two deserters arrived here from wilmington I"
few days since. with the intelligence tha' TWO heoei
ironcads, with five inches plating on eighteen nchss
of wood, mounting heavy guns, were about ready
10 make raid on our Blockadng Squadron. They
sre about the size Of the irst heuimac ana he
very deep in the water, and are only aOie 10 HaAe
some three or four knots AZ hour. =,
Wilmington is very strongly fortified, and n small
force can hold against great odNs The officers Of
the regiments there gre III favor OF " better pross
cuticn of the war" while tue men who desire ine
renture Of the CITY by the Yankees" entertain
none Lnt mutinous regards for the ketel Confeder-
acy. That inveterate talker ex-senator ChDginan
is the General commanding the Rebel forces, Tor
whom no respect is entertained
In the vicinity of Wilmington, near the borde, of
scripts are intreDched, and successfully resisting
Rebel aut nority, having hsd three severe engage
uents slresdy. -,
The Rebel Secretary of War has ordered all the
North Csrolina regiments into other STATES iCf IN
mediate service, account Of the growing uisai-
lection among them. Georgia and South CaIoIha
troops to take their placec ID ans Sia'e' ,oo
Tie women and children, numbering some Low
persons, on Cape Hatteras Banks, are ia u very
destitute condition. and threatened Win Starvation
Evarv and hoy tatm CAPABLE OF uOlDk
military duty has voluntarily taken up arms III de-
Tense Of the Union, which leaves 10 one al Dome 10
care for the innocent aud NEEDY. BENG very
religious people they have not called W Oh We 1o'
eminent for . mouthfu Of food, believing II wicked
and dishonorable TO do While the nation Is strug
cling TO maintain its existence. Not even clergy
man or doctor remsiLs. Tie people OF Cape Hate
ras Banks have Furnished more loyal soldiers Ill
proportion to their lumber than any other locality
In the country. more sublime exhibition Of patriot
Ism than that shown by them Las never been wit
messed.
/, is earnestly hoped that some benevolent Chris
tan association OF the North will Immediately dlh-
patch bi,her u representative with clothing ana other
necessaries TO relieve the pressing wants oil these &C.
voted Union-loviug people, whose prayers ere con-
stanty ascending TO Heaven Tor the succens OF our
righteous cause. =,
volunteers and the LIST North Carolina Artillery,
also suffering for the want Of proper clothing aud re-
ouire immediate assistance, haviOg been driven from
their homes in destitute COZ di.ion.
The ricb and prosperous North should see that
these helpless women AMI children, whose husbands
and sons are fighting our battles, ale at once made
comfortable.
The U. S. Christian Commission, which is now
acting in concert with the u. ). Sanitary Ccmml'-
sion, In gathering up the nscessares in New Eng
land, for our scs and wounded SOLDIERS, are daily
receiving the blessings Of the afflicted paIiots IL this
department: onor,o-uo.,sr Cant
j. G. Slaight whose great nautical knowledge and
general efficiency accomplished 30 much for Ills de-
partnent, daily expecting his return TO resume
6is former position.
The fertilization. in this department are being
improved and strengthened 10 such AL extent, with
but little expense 70 the Government as will make
them completely imIreHhabe, aud enable the CfoV'
eminent to hold these great rivers and SOUNDS Tor
ages "against the united power OF the world, ana
which will make "the permanent Secession Of North
Carolina and Virginia from the Union, mater oil
great doubt"
When Mai.-Gen. Foster who is regarded
Of the ablest and most scieulifo Engiueers IN the
army blocks out fertilization, II Is Tor permanent
occupation, aud points VI the highest stTaeSlcal I'M
portanee are selected, making every penny aud blow
count, instead Of wasting time, money aud material
at inferior points TO be abandoned. Ills has gwen
him very high reputation LII Washington icE pru-
deDce wisdom and economy.
On receiving the news OF the Rebel invasion OF
Pennsylvania, Gen. Foster Immediately dispatched
Gen. Potter, Chief OF Staff 10 crtress Monroe and
Washington 10 tender the rerylces 10 Gen. DIX and
the authorities at Washington Of all tho pine
months men in this de- aunert, who were held
ready TO move az moment notice.
The veteran troops 10 this department, including
those fror the keystone State, enjoy the panic pro-
duced by the Rebel invasion very much aud con-
cude that Pennsy lvania has one to blame but
herself for not being ready for such emergency,
having some 800, 900 gentlemen at hoHe capable OF
doing military Duty who are not regarded with
much favor by the war-worn veterans OF this de-
partment