The New York herald., 1865-04-15


Murfreesboro good sized town. and is taken posses
sion OF for the first time by the Yanks The fleet
returned 70 Winton and Plymouth, where IL is now
lying.
Our Newbern Corrcsp0nden noe.
NrwmKs N. c., April 10, 1885
THE ARMY UNDER MOVE
Some portions OF sherman,s army received orders
three days ngo to be in readiness for marching
orders and it the original intention that the
should the 7th Grants successes, however,
have somewhat changed the programme and, although
the time Of moving delayed day two, yet there
will be much difference in the results Some OF the
army the Seventeenth corps particularly were 70 have
need moving this morning and as Johnston is now
be making on in the direction OF Danvilie and HIS
boro and Grant is pushing in the direction Of Lynch
burg Danve this wrting, OF course Sherman Will
also take step in that direction
Since the burning of the vessels the Neuse river
few mornings since further demonstrations have been
made communications That an insignia ant
AFFAIR comparatively and small guard could easily
have prevented it, The raiders also burned the upper
works OF the steamer Mystic, which sunk In tho
river fortnight since All blt her upper works was
under water and her damage therefore, is slight II
also reported that the small steamer General shcpey
burned at the tme but have not heard this
confirmed yet These interruptions do not interfere
at all with the sending forward Of supplies.
mentioned In nv last that General Howard had estab
shed his business headquarters here although the Gen.
era himself has returned the front Since then General
Easton, Chief Quarermascr Military Division Of the Mis-
ssspp has also removed his headquarters to this place.
and General Beckwith, Chief Commssary of sherman's
army has also done the General shermans business
hcadquarsrs aside from his field headquarters Il Colds
boro also 10 be established here having arrived yes
terday These sraws together with the fact that other
prominent officers connected with Sherman's army
establishing themselves here taken by many indi.
cations that ths k IN be continued base for time
yet with perhaps Raleigh inlsnd base after
H taken, Sherman chooses to move on that lnc
GoIDeR,RO
Two regular trains are running daily 70 Goldsboro.
and generally one extra trains additionally The
road is open also direct to Wilmington from Goldsboro
and trains are making those trips day Somc very
good passenger were captured BY General Terry
At Fason's depot wien he was on the march 70 Join
Schoheld and Sherman, being used by be-
tween here and Godsborc, and between the latter place
ms srvAxrn Lcsc ISLAND nxpuur
Leutenan. Bradley, 70 whom Captain Wing, Chief
of the duties that formerly deyoved upon Captain Kim
ball TO the position Of depot qnarermaser for
sherman army ct this point rciaunched the old Long
Island last Saturday She wheel steamer thas
was partially burned year or ago. and has been
successful one and the boat rs or viii BE- credit to the
workmen whom Lieutenant Bradley keeps employed in
the boat building department
rWx wmrx AND BLACK xoxru CAROLINA Rsvuoxa
The number Of white and black refugees that
surrounding Gcdsboro and th sde OF there M nse
The whites are generally Of clas who have evidently
seen better DAYS Some OF them bring along few
stricken COW or horse, but no oontrabands
The latter have learned % look for themselves and
from the number Of old beds chairs cooking utensils
and rubbish Of every description that they bring with
,hem one naturally nfers that they have also learned
look out for something else besides themselves The
negroes have had new camp established for thsm
te way outside Of the forihcston surrounding the
WORK with, and they generally manage 70 support them
selves pretty comfortably When the males are able
bodied they given work the rairoads or by the
whtcs are mostly taken Of when they desire n by
CHIEF agent hcre Of the sanitary Commission The doc
TOR rations them and secures employment for them
when when possible The town Is ailing up with shes:
who return to nnd Uncle Samuel Ia possession
Of their property and no rent coming from IT. Of courss
others who have lost their all have hhcr 70 get
nearer the coast In the hopes or finding the stan ~
lifc plcntier, or Of discovering quiet spot
Jcn Davis Poor creatures with all the pas, sSsnst
them the, are 70 bc piiied beyond anything could say
TOT them Of the blacks there must DC iully nfiesn
thousand in tho city aud adjoiaing In the outskirts
They reconcile themselves 10 their situation
Of "Isther Abraham and their Aiaker 10th OF whom
they deycuty believe to he working out the problem Of
CURIOUS army NAN.
Nj Chas Hiboard, our sssi-snt postmaster In this
mail from shsrman's army which numl,crs two hun.
dred and thirty thousand lcttcrs and packages Tho
mail from ,hs, army averages about ssy ,So.s.pa -
every departure It's curiosity 10 look of the
packages which are oeratn fO br tho
Office th"y being oontraband OF the mail
FIR on hundred OF Hheccfs cavalry came into Colds
boro yesterday, s sad and surrendered ihemscivss
rrssuers of
Our 0oiasbsro Corrcsponden nee.
GotDssoRo, N. C., April ., 1ses
report has Just been received from Raleigh, stating
that Governor Vance win call tho Legislature together Cor
tho pupcss OF rspsalns the act of secrsson and 70
storing Nor n Carolina 10 the Union
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The Charge Against Cen. Carrtassen.
crcuAu April II, lseS
Gen. csrringssa - pus,ishsd oasd syiss sAas The
charges against him al Infamous attempts 70 obisoS
sss tho credit Of his srv,ce In indiana HIS friends ~
the mats-v sy~w Of misunderstanding with psynAs
ter and shaa an she money FOR whhh he n rcspcsmsls
n Deposited In baak vsAy 70 " handed over
CAsrsa.-0n FriAay svsaiag, Apsii u, ELuAsrSn, ~
lict or Samuel Carter In The ~ year u Der aes
Tue relatives and friends - Ne family are respect-
fully invited 70 aIssnd sAe funeral from her laas r~-
dcnce No fo Seeoad avenue Thirty eighth ssrss1
on Monday aftsrnooA ~ onA O'Clock.
KsAaSul. Al Nashville, rsen, Saturday, Apvsl q
suAs, wife Of The asc Edward Ksarnsy ef Cavn1onaGh
cosny pseefal ircls.4