The New York herald., 1864-11-06
NEWS FROM TaE S5gT3.
Highly Important from N rita
Carolina.
C.ATTUZZ cE pLENToEgT.
eur Cunbsats Ascend Eiddle River
AID Descend Roanoke River
en- the City.
WHERE WAS THE ALnEMARLE?"
Vaughn's Reverse in East
Tennessee.
EsrriDle Condition OF Affairs I'm
Louisiana.
9p RICHMOND CHIVALIY IN NEW YORK.
Rebsl Treasury Agents Figuring
Extensively in 0otham.
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ENROLMENT OF NEGROES At MOBILE.
MOvEMENT OF HOOD,
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ENROLMENT OF NEGROES At MOBILE.
NOV EMEN OF HOOD,
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Important from North Caroline.
fHB CAPTURE OF PLYMOUTH BY QUE TROOPS.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Nov 81
special despatch from near Plymouth, via Rocky
8sant, North Carolina, dated the Slst ult, Says
"AfSv nYes ddys' hard fh1 the enemy passed up Mid.
q river and came down the Roanoke this morning.
1aksE commander o. tho garrison, fought until NE
0rs euWboats had passed and disnouned al our
Osas IN nc hnYtor. An evacuation then ordered
SAAsr q -helng which effected without much
~. Colonel wbiuord acted with conspicuous bravery.n
- Middle river does not appear the ordinary maps
onA theTe may appear TO be something Of pzvsdox IN
- statement that gunboats went UP river aid ogms
esvn aDoher, is proper state taat three
snSes in the Roanoke at this point separated by strips
= hnd extending above Plymouth, tho main channel
passing BY that place. Vessels ascending the middle
sAapnca would emerge above Plymouth, and thus bs
0abed 70 descend in tho OF the psce. Aeantus,
UAsse Wds the Abcmarlp
v11 IasyNY EyAouATS THY cirY On THE ArraoACH,
OF QUE GUNRoATs.
From the Richmond Dispatch, Nov. 81
ne enemy have, y appears, retaksn Plymouth, North
Aresina. It will be remembered that tais place was
sssned last by General Hoe at the head Of his
Issada, and tha.a reward for his gallsntry, he
v0ced to ths rank Of major general In the provisional
uuy. fne enemy. after three days hard Gshting,
SDsd up Middle river and, the 5lst down tho
nss.oke towards the forts. Our troops In the two forts
- above and tho other below Plymouth, the Hoa.
1aAA-wcrs commanded by General Baker, who fought
Dsu the upper fort had passed and the
Aesed useless BY the dismountins Of all the guns We
- evacuated the place, under heavy shsng from the
Osnys gupooes. Our loss slight
Plymouth is place Of comparatively little importance
- -, except check 10 the enemy's gunboat oJcSr
asas into the interior OF the STATE oil North Carolina
0REsAL BRAGG TO BLAMR FOR THE PAIL OF Fly
MOUTH.
- (From the Richmond Examiner, Nov. 81
vasre unofficial report that the small Confederate
0sss under Colonel Baker has evacuated Plymouth with
~ os artillery stores and that the Yankees have
onkso possession OF the abandoned town.
Plymouth Is . small place Abemarle Sound. 10
ssks from the Yankees last spring we nearly lost
nrWy's Bluff. Ia capure Of Ae chief 0,ores Of
1saeroI aogs reen by the way Ia not General Bragg
In command somcwhere the coast Of North Caro-.
Hna2
Wilmington.
4 sunpkS ATTACK ANTICIPATED on WILMINGTON.
From the Wilmington Jourrail
mere CID saying that threatened people live long
euhaps this saying may amply well to places TO in
tviduas and ii may account for the fact that viii.
ahston whose fate has been long and so frequently
rsasned predcatcd .'s lives" or, in the classic
Sneo c young gentleman VINO caught tno dca pul NOT
- words, ut Amt dead yet"
Now, more and with redonbled force and frc
S.sccy pointed out sheep for the slaughter.
Ne knife that 70 joint and several jusuars
~ already beer whetted sharp that Ike unto jobs
vsshorse the nanmate cutlery snseih the battle
M of-thirsteth for our blood and says hal ha,
cssrsund the people, we wish they would stop thsr
Hnassnse This thing OF having people grinding axes, and
Visiting knives, aud fixing up supboats, and loading
Dsubshells oil the time Tor special use and eshsd
sAy be fun TO outsiders but don't the Joke, and
sxs than that don't gain 10 power OF understand
NJ or apprectpg IT, and don't expect to. Our advice to
AAmira farrsgut, or 70 any other admiral whose nams
. ssds would 20 10 keep away from here. he comes
Nsrs he may got hurt in the end OF his name
Seriously, however, this thing OF an attack may DO
suag upon instantly as u was at Mobile or Charles
~ II has appeared just probable here before as u
aos sow aud still II has not yet come II appeared no
sRs at Charleston, aud Jet the city Ii uuder IRE
asn. vsughr's Defeat In East Tennessee.
From me Richmond whig, Nov 81
srrnopowu, the pc,ni at which General Vosshn Is scd
Aacs fv-ei rc,s'se loSing for ptecei Of artillery, is
Essi Tsnuessee about thirtyssven mites east OF Knox
vns. The Hast Tennessee railroad runs by t. AZ last
hBopsnts tho enemy hnd 81 Knoxville two negro regi-
1snn, bsring fifteen hundred and about three
nnsAred Ohio Tocrs Al strawberry fislns they had
rsgments the sixtseuth Kentucky and Tenth Michi-
-. Between Morrtstown and sirswberry rlsns there
three East rsnnessec federal regiments. the Eighth
Dss hundred men, with Kirk's cavalry, some ave hun
cred strong.
sensral vaushn's cavalry is reported to be now a,
RhtoL
The she nR ndoah VALLEY.
WvYxRrN1s IN THE vALLEr.-HFRorsM or rpy
REBEL WOMEN.
from the Richmopd Dispatch Nov ~
TAe valley siill quiet lhe enemy 40 guttcd with
fruits OF their last victory that they be com
pes<sIy epervs,ed.
private letter from lady in Clark county gives sad
OF the sueripgs OF the people from the vsnda
- the bsrosm OF Southern ladies' The lstter say
at they left dosoation Ia their track. Many
- without the necesssres OF lfeand OF courpe they
swept away all iuxurcs, destroyed all grain. and Killed
- carried OIL stock q oil kinds AZ The house OF The
Svtter they killed ell the sheep except sr took the
4s~ss on the place killed twcnty hogs and atty tui keys
oFsas opeu she meat house and took all the meat DO
ysd all the fruit trees the to pccs5 and
sarrisd away all tho hay, oats and The lady told
sm take oil, for would subdue her spirit, and
hss not ono tear veuld she shed the ose Of any
nAmg save friends.
Yssy vent shs house ef old lady nearly eighty
Ysars old, and robbed her OF everything For thre,
1ays had nothing 10 eat hue green and salt.
farce ladies' kept forty OF tnc brutes from epterini
osiv house BY statonng themselves the door, will
&ufvss In their hands, and telling them that they
80 tss nvut man she sntsred the house. They before