The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

Oar Newbcrn Corresponde.oe.


NEwnsxr, N. c., June -. 1862
The Desti~atioW of the Nine Months Nes--7Aey Have
CAasce for Active Serrtce-EntAustasw in Fdvor Of
Work-Lipeiy Tsmss Ahsad-Arivol Of General Heck
mow-Napai Captwes-Rasoaiity Of Certain Neo Fork
(Nccrs-Dspdyture Of Ssceato~lss- Lieutenant Coond
". c. Raxlxon-Ns 0ssnSoat Florida-captain Hsse,
T tie 0unteas SAockokow. viii as Enemy Afer Him.
de-, DC.
Rumors that the troops about leaYins hero are 70
plunge into active service before reaching home create
little sensation. Tho majority do no, appear at all
dissatisfied, and with . zeal and alacrty commendabIe
alike to their patriotism and sslfdevoton, proceed
mako preparations for their departure any point desg
mated by the commanding general A number Of the
nine months regiments have already left including
Forty fourth and Third Massachusetts, which went 70
Boston.
The spirit manifested by tho troops go into active
service Immediately Is shared by many officers who
eager for more lively work than they have had in this
department for some time past. Among the most note
worthy instances Of self sacrifice for the purpose going
into IN active campaign Is that OF Lieutenant Colonel W.
G. Kauston OF the Eighty first New York Of which reg
ment he has been the actual commander for year.
Colonel r. had Just been appointed provost marshal OF
Beaufort. pleasant position. in q delightful summer
locality, and had made his arrangements for PASSING
the heated term in comfortable q soldier
Wnou No 98C0rtenoo Cen0rhl SplnOla Ia
been ordered active duty he obtained temporary
lief az provost marshal, and took the opportunity
leave Of absence he had obtained for thirty days
attach himself spinoas stan chief thereof Colonel
Raulsons peninsula under the leader
ship Of that and gallant soldier General Nagee
quree 70 win hosor for himself and good for his oountry
Is . fair field and the foe directly before him.
General Hickman arrived hero Yesterday 10 he Escort
after passage OF fostyfour hours from New YoYk-tho
quickest record General II. will Immediately resume
command OF the district Of Beaufort Tho Ninth New
Jersey Volunteers Hsofmans old regiment, b ordered 70
Aolying evil has recently bsen brought 70 the asten
ZION q Provost Marshal Messenger j. has been asoer
beon IN the habit Of Withholding bounty money due the
men, and using for their own purposes. In some In
stances the oficsrs Tuity OF this meannem and rsscay
when dsmissed discharged the service have thought
70 escape all their pccniary responsibility 10 the men
shal has promptly ordered their arrest and confinement
and they have been compelled TO remain IN durancs until
they have dsEorged the amounts due their poor vicms
large number NJ seceSsionists we're taken nom this
place 70 Streets Ferry about twelve mes NJ the Neuse
few days since, in the steamer Allison under nag Of
measures .do ed her" % sSs rromp.
Of able bodied white citizsns IN Newbern for military
purrnses 40 many = four, liable 70 the dram. were
Streets Ferry the ocs having the party In charge
met BY the ocer Of the ensnys guard eut Peters Of
them that positive orders had been given orbddnG shs
landing o. any more noncombaants q the same sort
Wtnin the resell lines AFTER littbo persuasion, how
induced tho worthy Lieutenant
overlook his orders this and the
wsre landed on Dixies soil. number Of ladies' In
the party who did not nisa the opportunity 20 supply
themselves literally before leaving with many articles d
much scarcity but great utility inside the rebel lines.
lady, with three children. within the nes OF
General spnoa at Beaufort few days since. all the
way from Godsboro via swansboro She received pass
from General Hin 10 20 far swaDsboro There her
further transit stopped but she finally succeeded
crossing the limos and reaching General spnoas head
quarters She 10 on her way North leaving her husband
who h quite sickiy In Goldsboro. Most Of the North
Carolina rebel troops have gone 20 Virginia.
Tho eunboa Florida, Captain Bapkhead put into Beau
fort Tuesday direct from the Wilmington blockade.
she lately captured British steamer (rhe Calypso.
loaded with merchandise qunlne, &c while attempting
10 run the blockade, and subsequently overhanled
minston with rich cargo Of naval stores The Calypso
sent 70 Philadelphia where she has doubt already
arrived and the Hattie sent " port Novthnot
New York Prize cstchers do not fancy the mode
the New York courts have of settling their claims and
therefore send prize there be ndudcated upon
Captain Huse, of the gunboat Stockholm the VII.
mingtoo blockade, approached the shore the
other day ~ 70 observe couple ~ conrsbands making
signals ~ wishing 10 be taken on Captain n lowered
boat and took the negroes board had hardly put
70 and got out Of range when the rebels " tbs
nsd psos, and vented their rage at Witnessing the
dacity Of the Yankee by INDUCING IN variety of impo
tent geSttcalatono md mprccatons The contrabands
furnished valuable information TO Capt. Huse, well worth
the risk he 70 thrm.
The pswehospitals Aorshsad Cssy being rapidly
constructed under the direction q Dr. woodruff surgeon
Of Ne Ninth New Jersey.
Rebel Accounts.
NrwsEAH. ~ G.. June ~. 1896