The New York herald., 1864-09-30
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LIZ. Waa. ~. 8tineR's DespatsA.
\. FoaTKnn Nsgsos, 6aot. 81, 1854.

LIZ. Waa. ~. attnex's DesDateA.
80. FoaTRHn NeBnos, Haok 81, 1854, -
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4, - denooa state or the country shsough Nerth Oaro
lns haying Nsn rsnsackei its osntrs 70 tho scr
the sarvns rebel troons, has paads uapy
psrsous voadsr how vs that the ishabitsns managed
y i've Il ALL Brigadier General sorge Shsg'sy, com
naaains district Of Eastern Virginia. has Issued the
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eiaty bsSoa, eSssias our lines stu hts orders ~.
'aoatsd By parties In whom the greatest trust Was I'm
posed By him, . well Major General Butler Some o.
hsss pasti6s are undergoing trial, and II found sey
they win suffer the extreme penalty Of the law x0S
soms two months past t9o * General Butlsfs M6s e
eisus dsssctvss-t publish the name: Il whom would
e s be Sss1 3 sy srsss q ass. EN-
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ing-in command q Lie1ssnant Riksr-aad vsitsd Cam
fs two % - ssss: ss:
identity, Will call Smith end JoneG-ssparated q
S, Iasa ss q TO- =: sd K. s.s sa
Tne former arrested the seisowing nansA per-
ss ss' ;:ss 1:ss s.sA,s iss.s a s's :s.ls
quarternaster IN the rebe army; and J. Ru6oel r
aesdls Who dd We eartng of Irovisioss from South
that night arrvsd from Rchn,0ad With brethor, who
was recently wounded All these men, and several wit
nese0s from tho adjoining neIghborhoOd brought
from Elizabeth City and committed for t1a before Mator
VIM p. Webster, Provost Judge. rsrWNarg
Jones, with his escort started BY another route, and
found his road blocked by guerlas who lay IN ambush
awaiting bis arrival desour, however, 0f about hve
miles nanked the gIegilae. and he reached Elizabeth
Cy " safety While in the town Mr. Jones learned that
. rebel commiscaTy was thsre. Mr. Commissary Was
called upon, and told he prisoner; moreover, he
nnust exchange garments with tho Vniou detective.
Rebel commiseary eptrslis and swears, aud excaims
lhat the guerillss Will fre upon him. Detective u re-
entlsss, and bay.ng dressed himself Ia Buttsrnut,
starts out with hy prisoner and eucountering four
mne rebel wsson hstpg on beard one bale o COTTON,
says and Sat team, s'pS s Into 'SSs 1 S;a
taken away and bid ell the boats wherewlh
canal. Several OF the cavalrymen SWAN across,
and finding 1atboat tho others crossed in
safetyy bringing also tho captures with them.
Among the latter about three Thousand dollars in
North Carolina money, which evidently 10 be used
10 buying cotton. The utmost credit s due 10 the inde
fatigabe detectives who unceasng in their efforts
70 discover tho loopholc whore much aid aud comfort
was given TO the enemy. Through thor endeav0rs
who had The confidence Of the aiding general wer6
found out to be recrcant to their ust aud i'll receive
tner DESERT while, the Qtheg hand ths daring OF
these two gentlemcn ras s6lI displayed in marching
INTO the ycry neit d nest OF traitors and there
resting The providers of the rebels The two detectives
are great 10 thor praise OF the condn and discipline Of
the escort Iodcr their command. Oh the entire march
NOT = man left the ranks and not cents worth OF
property WAS molesied.