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A Dispatch received hsse says . ksee
Of the enemy, 1000 strong. half cavalry.
is advancing from Knoxville. which II 81
miles from Bristol, Va. This expedition
is supposed to be another raid on the Viz
ginia and Tennessee Railroad.
Another expedition is reported moving
from Wellington. n. C.-dcsiiuaiion
supposed to be Rock Mound. q station or
the Wilmington road in Edgescomb coun-
~. A movement of tho eaemy was re-
ported yesterday in heavy force moving
upon Kingston, N. G. II is supposed
in official quarters, that Fosters force has
5ecu moved to Newbern.
The Richmond Sentinclof the lit h, has
an article which says Submission will not
bring peace or inaugurate truce, and de-
clares for guerrilla warfare. 1t 10 very
severe on submissionists who appear to
still exist notwithstanding the late firing Of
the southern heart.
The Petersburg Express says: We
learn that force numbering about five
hundred men have again occupied Suf-
folk. Their pickets extend about three
miles from town in the direction Of the
Blackwat-r. A rafting patty went out
from Suffolk few days ago, and visited
Chuckatuck and Smiihfeld, doing consid-
cradle damage to tire country through
which they passed.
New York, Feb, 20.-Tha Tribune has
information that the entire rebel force,
which can be concentrated in Shermau's
front, is $4,000 men, consisting of the
Wilmington garrison, 1000 strong. Har-
dee's force. swcllsd by various dsatch-
ments that have been called in since Sa-
vannah fill, making 10000, and five d.
visions from Lees army $4,000 strong.
This force cannot be increased from Hoods
army since the movement of that army
eastward began too late. a:3lsi
Shcrman's strength is 20 overwhelming
that the only probable chance of rebel SUI
cccss, is in surprising his columns in dc-
tail. au.tl.e
Ntwbcra. Feb. 20.-The fall of Fort
Fisher is working revolution in the minds
Of the people Of this State, which. if there
is any meaning in half the threats emanat-
ing from the State Capital. must result
in the PREPARATION of North Carolina from
the ConIcderacy as soon as Raleigh shall
be garrisoned by the Union forces, who
are necessary to give the protection re-
quired by the conservative party. the ma.
jority Of whom, says rebel paper, favor Is
0 return to the Union, even with emanci-
patton. The enemy are removing their
supplies from Wilmington with view, it
is thought, to evacuate that city.
1t is estimated that over a hundred and
sixty millions dollars worth of cotton il
stored from Wilmington, along tho line
Of the Railroad reaching into South Caro-
lima and the southern part If this state,
which the rebels will burn o, otherwise
destroy a. soon 40 tho Federal forces APP (,
proach.. Sherman's movements are ~.
earded with much alarm by the rebel pa
pers in this state, all ofwhich predict that
he will attempt to hold Goldsboro and
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The conservative papers are paying .
high tribute to the military genius Of Sher-
man, whose approaches they welcome with
open manifestations Of joy.
Nev York, Fed. 2O.-Ths steamer
Liberty from Havana, has arrived. No
Mexican news. Several blockade run
nsrs had returned. to Havana. having been
unable Ia make an entrance intosa rebel
port. The rebels intend purchasing small
schoonsas 10 run 10 the Florida esast.
The eoolie trade was opening again. Over
three huadrcd arrived On the 18th.
QseSe. FaS. 2l.-Ths Uppcs House
Of Psrlinras last night finally voted Is
b Is i favor e The csaiedesatieu scAsme.
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