New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

cipa assistants in conscrrng were captured and
are now safely in custody NJ Newbern
Meanwhile as ordered the iniantIy which We're lei,
board the ports Wednesday night the b and
steamed around to Edenton in Albemare Sound, dis
tancc Of IS miles at which place II had Desn airanyed
the boats Should sail and await The arrival OF the cavalry
and artillery which making THEN way overland IN
The land force arrived at Eden.on Thursday even
inc the 18th and rc9mbarked and sailed for NeWDerD
reaching here after an absence Of one week.
The feet encountered heavy gale on the sonnds ~
returning which delayed q portion oi II FOR - ho'ir
but the whole arrived IN safety on Saturday ana ''"'
mornings.
THE COUNTRY PASSED THIOrGH-lTs lNhABiIhSMi M
The section Of country passed through by '"l. MY nix
and his force is the best to be met WIN III NORM 'n
orlina Large quantities OF corn ana otner ~
consumption are raised In all that district. IL - es'
mated that Pasquoank, PerquimoBs Gates ana ChoWah
Counties alone contributed last year hall million
pounds Of bacon to the Rebel Army, and wei knswn
that Longstreets Corps for acne time obtained all its
subsistence from that quarter Not"lthstandins the
negroes have nearly oil been for safety from mon
raids. across the Chowan River into Berthe and other
counties most Of the farms wel cultivated by The
white people who persist in remaining at home because
they have no heart in the fight for Disunion.
Large numbers Of refugees from conscription nave
sought Federal protection under Brig. Gen. Vessels
during the past three weeks, escaping by water In small
boats at night the Sound TO Plymouth 70 miles
OF the opportunity presented by the presence of our
troops in their midst to come away and were proneht
in by the expedition to Seubern. There is plenty Of
material out Of which to make three good regiments IN
the section trayersed between the Pasquotank and
Chowan Rivers. but Col Hinton having sudden
y sought refuge In the Rebel camps on 'ne rd s
perscd, and many of them ia Federal custody, II is
doubtful whether single company organization can Ds
effected and held together.
sUFFERfNGs OF TIE INHABITANTS.
The people Of Pasquotank. Perquimons Gates and
Chowan have until quite recently escaped the oppes
sions of conscripton. which Their ioIiow -ciuI9hs
In other sections of North Carolina have been called
upon to undergo. This has been owing to the fact that
some mlfary protection has been, from time TO tme
afforded them by the Union forces That protection
being now almost entirely withdraw the efgssaries n
Secession have entered the territory Of people mainly
10y 10 the Government of the United States hicng
upon them wrongs and expressions that should not o.
suffered to 40 unchecked and Cnpunished. slnali
Union force stationed on the Pasquotsnk and Chowan.
would wholly relieve the Union citizens of the counties
pamed from many warton and merciiess infictons
press gangs which nfest their fields ard hearth stones
producing misery and destitut'on 10 earIul eatent
These people ask such protection, IN return ioi wSh
they Will continue their adhei aaee ana de'oion " 'e
Federal Government. which they have never nnJ ite
but have given all the support in their power 10 pesto"
NETTING OF LADIES AT ,EDRSToN.
The ladies Of Edenton ard Vicinity Leld meeing a.
that place few days previous 10 the arrival OF our
troops there and pr. pare and forwarded petition 10
Gov Vance to discontinue tie eonscrplion IN that see
ton. resolution vas passed to publish the proceed
ings of the meeting together with the petition, Ia IA
RalsisA Saadard Many OF the people openly declare
that within ninety days after the occupation Of their
territory by Unioi troops they WI b. prepared 10 ho
election and send representative from that plsIe
10 the National Congress at W ashiagton.
VOTE OF OHIO SOLDIERS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
But company of Ohio troops serving In tue DIS
trict Of North Carolina This is Co. L. attached to the
Sd n. Y. Cavalry. The company was raised at Cncin-
natl at the breaking of the Rebellion. by Capt (now
Maior) Garrard Of the Sd n. Y Cavalry Thirty eigit
Votes we're cast by the Tuesday. OF which al
indig CHAM had Brough posd the entire vote Of
the company.