The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-20

OWr H0W0erM CO<roepOm0eMCo.
Nswss~S. N. G. March IL. 1884,
fhis 10 t0c day the eneny in possessoa q
Nswberu. according their Expectations being sAe
second anniversary OF its capture With cxcsptoa
slight skrmsh between the eueay and tho Third New
York cavalry. thcre has bosn collision yet
The Wilmington en- CO. JoArno. says that out Of ths
recent party Of Yankee prisoners ia transit from Rich
mond 70 Americus Ga two froze 70 death 10 tbs 10
tween Weldon and Raleigh, twelve wero severely
frozen that hoy had to be left the hospital at Raleigh.
and thirty escaped from Of tho boz betwosn
Branchvillo and Augusta.
released Uoioa officer from Richmond, who has ar.
rived in Nowbern thinks lack Of food Instead OF frost.
was tho OF tho above mentioned deaths
For the Information Of persons iu tho North who expe
renoe diculty u getting letters 70 thor FRIENDS
who officers 10 the North Caroioa Uuioa regiments.
should DO understood that there while rogt
ments OF INFANTRY First North Carolina and
known as tho Second North Carolina. Two u These
regiments 10 East Tennessee and twotn East North
Carolina These numbers represent o.
Tho service-cavaIry, infantry and sas
black which, with those OF the number In Esss
Tennessee, will mako aftesn regiments kuowO ~ Tho
First and Second North Carolina white aud black.
There are also white and black regiments known ~ ~
Third North Carolina regiments ID Western aud Eastssu
North Carolina, ooussng Of each branch Of theseevica
When tho various regiments. white and black. now
ranging under these numbers. full, there viii b
twenty seven Union regiments known - mo Fxse
Second and Third which ARD located in four dlereet
Carolina addressing letters these regiments tn
branch OF service should be stated thoir Reality, ans
The hanging Of atty one Unioa soldiers At Kustoo, -
longing 70 the Second North Carolina white regiment ed
WSs is
recently captured BY the rebels have given fresh START
TO tho enlistment OF c0nscrpt who Tor
opportunity to avepge these atrocities
The tollowiog orders have boon issued
GENERAL oRpERs-No. 49,
HgADQUARFgRs. Array AND DssrRcr NowTH CAROLINA,
NKwBERN, N Co. March n. 1854
MAINLY through the philanthropy o. Northern bearts
ample ana liberal means have been provided for shs
North CAROLINA No PORTION Of this bounty has been a.
vsred for the education o. ''poor white children and
thousands Within the Ines grow ing up 10 vice aso
ignorance Unless they instructed the American peo
pie guarantee that they will NOS Ia the future e.
situations History will record that the lack Of seee
knowledge which esus from general system 81 cduca
ton OF the leading Of Tho existing revoia
ton.
in Newberu under such female toacbers as may frosn
time 70 time DO authorized Tho Provost Marshal via
procure suitable rooms The expenditures viii y psia
from the civil fund.- orders from these headquertors
Row }. Hin Rouse. Hospital Chaplain. Professor W
IL nonsrsy and surgeon msnd Medical DoSsos.
ton They will report at least monthly upon their co..
don making such recommendations "a will promote -
Al 40 early day schools viii be opened 10 Washing
ton, beau Or. ana osnor places Nj. o..-., opcv
BENJAMIN B FOSTER. Assistant Adiu,ans General
GENERAL ORDeRs--So 80.
HEADQUARTERS. Army AND DISTRICT OF NoRrH CARouRA.
NswpRRN, n. c., March IL, 1884 +
Complaint having been made that colored employees q
civil ms, through Of higher rates Of pay and
that the practice mpedos the SUCCESS Of recruiting
employing blacks higher wages those ared BY ~
government. by command Of
BENZ b Foster, Assistant Adiu,ans coaoral
Fine Arts.
Ksuset's "Octobes Afternoon on lake George" nov
on exhibition Geups OF The ct successful a
this artist late Efforts Often the enchanting scenery
o. this beautiful region has been painted wc know no
work which faithfully portrays It's features Tue
point from which the view is taken embraces q long
sweep OF the lake, varied by number OF the small
stands by which It is pcturesqucly dotted Tho per-
specve admirable, aud aided by glass the spectator
eau trace the distance many favorito sfot which
would otherwise escape the naked eye. We hopo the
work will be engraved FOR As yet have had nothing
In tnat iine which conveys 50 satisfactory Tho
attractions Of the most picturesque OF our Americas
lakes
OF the few benefits which the unhappy struggle N
which engaged will confer upoo the stimulus
tut il viii mpart to branch OF art which bis bahor
10 beeu little cultivated herenamsy historical paint
ing Already evidences Of this beginning 10 mansess
themselves compositions which making their
glad nd that the artists who applying themselves
70 this class OF subjects dong In earnest ana
conscientious spirit. Nehls, VINO occupies fore
most position among ayare painters. has boon pa
Ing time at Gettysburg stufyng ell the points Of
interest the Of tho late terrible coofic, VITA
OF painting series Of large pictures illustrative
cf the battle We have his sketch Of the light o.
the extreme len OF line, which prouounc,t By mill.
tary men who we're present At h, 70 be . most sue
m M nj
The character OF ground aud the general dpostos -
The opposing forces concerned nothing DO more
accurate II 10 intended 70 Introduce portraits Of inc
principal actors Ia The scene 80 FAR - they eau DO goss
BY sit,ings or otherwise, which viii impart great -
dtiouai Interest 10 the work.
The Uuoo triumphs at Chattanooga are also, We arc
glad TO learn about receive their share OF pictorial VI
Iustratiou Mr. James walker, the artist Who painted
the assault on Cbaputepec IN the Capitol al wasa-
nston has been on the ground for time preparing
sksches Tor several large pictures One Of those viii r
preseut the struggle Lookout Mountain "a which our
troops we're 90 msgnncen,y handled
rhs,e IA a German artist now this city OF The
NJ schoepd who has brought back from India ana Perss
number or very curious paintings Illustrative Of Eastern
habits and manners Ono particular representing The
court OF Ruuset Sing, very remarkable work. tners
beoa a vast number OF portraits introduced and
immense pains taken to reproduce The IN all ~
barbaric maguncence. II is OF very large sire and 10
elaborated 10 extraordinary degree 10 all rs moutess
details II win be shortly placed exhibition NJ.
schocpn g studio Is al 125 Broadway.
Mr. J. C. Bstre, the publisher has sent US anely en-
graved portrait OF newly appointed Lieutenant Gene
raj OF the armies OF United Saskatchewan Grant
ia the largest, and most faithful portrait Of MIN got pub
,he and bears his autograph The corners Of she on
craving are decorated with scenes from the Geuerais
military career, oue OF the most prominent Of which u
the conference with Pemberou for the surrender Of
y,cksburg The work, from Its merit certain 10 have
q very large sale.
The Artists Album presented to the Brooklyn Sanitary
Fair was "raTiedn FOR Thursday evening Tho
pic,ures were divided into six lots which by