Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-08
FRON NORTH CAROLINA.

,.kd by h repre- snlsd 70 be ia force Of about fifteen
thousand strong consisting Of Hokss brigade and PicksIs sns
Il being rpsaileAbls 80 make Sdequste
In coed "rdsr destro tie camps abandoning but
rs 60 u lss V y 20 ose huaered men, and one sec
ion Of light artillery.
1oss with ls attack the enemy advanced
the SOan what It dIsuit to eSr
mate and Eere han -lomeg Tepulsed
OommuneAon continues win horehead City bat the enemy
raSad with the eYilsnt nieoton Of cutting It,
The commander Al Beaufort aware Of the su'tOn and will
every EFFORT prevent Interruption with the road
Gen. Butler also received she fOlOEing
Ga the 9Sh u Gen. Palmer sent expedition 70 capture
force q r.S savsy IN jones ana 9osST sSS1ss n O. IhS
sir horses and s0.P1snt Destroyed one hundred and ny
s,Ss Of s ten SeGSSsd pounds II tobacco t y-tso sS
Of beef also captures several nul - h'r''s& s'
special dispatch the Herald, dated TIE sra, says;
Lat nsAt portion OF Gen. Sui vans forces In emptnE TO
enemy e-sopntsred force Of rebels At MehAniebug
Sap Ro1nsg, ana Il tbs nsshbOhosd q M gap fight
take SnoAsrro the glt, skedGdde with considerable
pse PaDcy Iahs eng cement We tosk Lsabsr OF prison
Ia retrsAns the ,nemy fastened maio Junction With
Tas guaFd Of one company Ofinaay posted at PAitesOn
bridge eight nj Of Gu nbesnd attacked st
Rosssr ana amer sFltsd resistance. which
AJso and ten Woendd the greater part Of tie company
rus SeoJnphs5 rebels are to the BRIDGE and leaving
u 10 destruction ca With their prisoners The employees
h succeeded l. staying The he and SSysd The bridge
with Ony 81 Eht damage
6.Ie al AIeri wiz NJ Sno vas seue out ION
spT nEd 10 and severe sggemsnt ensued The rebels
upgn May OF x rspeis killed and vounded,
eaPaes large aeudng the recovery OF our men taken
/ tsrdsy Al PSttsrson's creek AID many hsrses.
oi2a 2, 5eoS d S S we nJ' Un M
S5s soF we're on board and were taken prsonsra
Ths rebels AO burned The telegraph Office At Red House
oRLsANs
DstsI to re 95:h are resolved from New Orleans
A correspondent Of the n Y. Herald says
sharei use IN
readrs important about to take place In
IoSs are beng Aar a scrss Lake Pom and
AAds9nvs; vessels, - remarked In my Aat letter. are
rgut here with his fe for purpose In fact
viii tell Ss a. RA n G vs SS15 S is ~. NOBLE
ABOUT pelas ASs1' On S "@IeI anu me H0OPS VI
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BLOCKADE TBS
Dispatches fom Cao cay that an attack on Matches Is threat
ened by ioree o. LepeI ing Isoss are hisn
sous sDo . sns mas ~ p ~ u 70 ve sue
serOSs The river from ihs sss. sils.
Du1cEs wnESsroN
's'ier non We oiooLa'ns nee. 81 mr@lnson says
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Pc seen Sos . S ,S - s rs "a rbs % Se anu
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suddenly along the coast y must work hk' bees to0 when
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al Ro,l, VA, ,,D,ursd n XIV We. an ,hs
syn 9lt, BY Ihs steamer Metropolis.
nestns Of loya eE ms o. ferdl vas nell ~ hey WesI
on the Ssh 70 Tests he Stale 70 Us OnSna Status uhuef e
sorernmeni
% I dsn..pS on ont Of tbelr Wits IRE Green re-.
Sen,s re- Siih n,gnihesnt edaion enriched with sappLs
sSd diamonds
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Bingham, formerly Of Richmond and now OF me nemphn ba
Swing AnareS yohts n me husfy 1oveihor q Lehnsae'
ne nsxiole patriot and gacous statesman whether IN M
tona or STATE capacity, a. al anes yAAn defender Of con-
stitutiODal liberty and human progress"
The French Goyernmen sssuredShe Corps Legau that
snee LIST January Government paid all
| ,TnenSe. III he French Invading armV
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In New York on the 81 the premium on gold advanced one per
| cent and coled a. 1857.
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or uR oss or ru Vim AYRrI1 p-The Master
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OF NE eAHe' viz O.yis' nl y ", -,
vessel While attempting 10 rua ~ blockade OF that port;
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A. s,hsseS - nssssi ne Hoi. in The wan L'sht at A. 81
- - 80 Sc sea sapposed 10 be The Wander
IN, 49,, - ~ AS M IA. uassed The Elb.w Iaht
Al Dt veil A. A. OF ths sIt when We were chased ~
vrhs stsere, sunoossd a. be the Conneetcut The
go .d ant dar we 40 GOOD obseryAions-Ist At noon
30 49, "a no Norhiosg n der % min West Al dsrk we
pp Of e chase asd then st OF In for coast
M the or Became yery hazy 10 that We coul not see the
800 S1ssd Al M 3 N We soT sded ia III sihomS :
& ana several ts told James Borriss The plot that could
800 - hsS Spd rnrnIg 40 rnany different couees lasted
S b.d We n better Taa o. uot more favorable weather. and
cone In The following night with
.sks ehSrSe VIE We gst iato ten fahOm water We KEEP
cur lead gong A. sounded xthoms At8 A.
We sound in feuI falhOms asked po hAa not
better apchor. Pc said le, her 80 hue further and
IN few minutes more abe struck We backed her