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North Carolina (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 16
tained the brunt of the battle, and suffered severely. The public will desire to hear something definite in regard to the panic and flight of the militia, and the conduct of some of the-officers, and we believe that full developments will be made before many days. Our troops fell back to Tuscarora, ten miles from Newbern, where, it is understood, they will make a stand. Gen. Gatlin was indisposed at the time of the fight, and the command devolved upon Gen. L. O'B, Branch. Our loss in killed, wounded, and prisoners has dwindled down to about three hundred Most of the commissary stores at Newbern were destroyed. "Latham's Battery," which was much cut up during the engagement, was, we understand, composed of North Carolina troops. Many have mistaken it for a Virginia company of the same name. We learn from Mr. Harwood that a nest of traitors has been discovered and broken up in Davidson, N. C., and that fifty of the number have been sent to Raleigh as prisoners.
High Point, N. C. (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 16
Later. We had an interview last evening with Mr. C. W. Harwood, who left High Point, N. C. (where he met the train from Goldsborough) at 2 o'clock yesterday morning. He had excellent opportunities of learning the facts in regard to the attack upon Newbern, and since affairs have become quieted down to some extent, it seems to be admitted on all hands that the first representations, made by parties who fled in the general panic, were greatly exaggerated. Indeed, it is believed that the strength of the attacking force has been considerably overrated, and we are unable to understand why, under such circumstances, a more determined effort was not made to prevent the disaster. The fight on Friday was of very brief duration, and the result shows that the artillerymen sustained the brunt of the battle, and suffered severely. The public will desire to hear something definite in regard to the panic and flight of the militia, and the conduct of some of the-officers, and we believe tha
Davidson College (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 16
ained the brunt of the battle, and suffered severely. The public will desire to hear something definite in regard to the panic and flight of the militia, and the conduct of some of the-officers, and we believe that full developments will be made before many days. Our troops fell back to Tuscarora, ten miles from Newbern, where, it is understood, they will make a stand. Gen. Gatlin was indisposed at the time of the fight, and the command devolved upon Gen. L. O'B, Branch. Our loss in killed, wounded, and prisoners has dwindled down to about three hundred Most of the commissary stores at Newbern were destroyed. "Latham's Battery," which was much cut up during the engagement, was, we understand, composed of North Carolina troops. Many have mistaken it for a Virginia company of the same name. We learn from Mr. Harwood that a nest of traitors has been discovered and broken up in Davidson, N. C., and that fifty of the number have been sent to Raleigh as prisoners.
New Bern (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 16
. C. (where he met the train from Goldsborough) at 2 o'clock yesterday morning. He had excellent opportunities of learning the facts in regard to the attack upon Newbern, and since affairs have become quieted down to some extent, it seems to be admitted on all hands that the first representations, made by parties who fled in the gd the conduct of some of the-officers, and we believe that full developments will be made before many days. Our troops fell back to Tuscarora, ten miles from Newbern, where, it is understood, they will make a stand. Gen. Gatlin was indisposed at the time of the fight, and the command devolved upon Gen. L. O'B, Branch. Our loss in killed, wounded, and prisoners has dwindled down to about three hundred Most of the commissary stores at Newbern were destroyed. "Latham's Battery," which was much cut up during the engagement, was, we understand, composed of North Carolina troops. Many have mistaken it for a Virginia company of the same name.
Tuscarora (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 16
understand why, under such circumstances, a more determined effort was not made to prevent the disaster. The fight on Friday was of very brief duration, and the result shows that the artillerymen sustained the brunt of the battle, and suffered severely. The public will desire to hear something definite in regard to the panic and flight of the militia, and the conduct of some of the-officers, and we believe that full developments will be made before many days. Our troops fell back to Tuscarora, ten miles from Newbern, where, it is understood, they will make a stand. Gen. Gatlin was indisposed at the time of the fight, and the command devolved upon Gen. L. O'B, Branch. Our loss in killed, wounded, and prisoners has dwindled down to about three hundred Most of the commissary stores at Newbern were destroyed. "Latham's Battery," which was much cut up during the engagement, was, we understand, composed of North Carolina troops. Many have mistaken it for a Virginia comp
he disaster. The fight on Friday was of very brief duration, and the result shows that the artillerymen sustained the brunt of the battle, and suffered severely. The public will desire to hear something definite in regard to the panic and flight of the militia, and the conduct of some of the-officers, and we believe that full developments will be made before many days. Our troops fell back to Tuscarora, ten miles from Newbern, where, it is understood, they will make a stand. Gen. Gatlin was indisposed at the time of the fight, and the command devolved upon Gen. L. O'B, Branch. Our loss in killed, wounded, and prisoners has dwindled down to about three hundred Most of the commissary stores at Newbern were destroyed. "Latham's Battery," which was much cut up during the engagement, was, we understand, composed of North Carolina troops. Many have mistaken it for a Virginia company of the same name. We learn from Mr. Harwood that a nest of traitors has been discov
tained the brunt of the battle, and suffered severely. The public will desire to hear something definite in regard to the panic and flight of the militia, and the conduct of some of the-officers, and we believe that full developments will be made before many days. Our troops fell back to Tuscarora, ten miles from Newbern, where, it is understood, they will make a stand. Gen. Gatlin was indisposed at the time of the fight, and the command devolved upon Gen. L. O'B, Branch. Our loss in killed, wounded, and prisoners has dwindled down to about three hundred Most of the commissary stores at Newbern were destroyed. "Latham's Battery," which was much cut up during the engagement, was, we understand, composed of North Carolina troops. Many have mistaken it for a Virginia company of the same name. We learn from Mr. Harwood that a nest of traitors has been discovered and broken up in Davidson, N. C., and that fifty of the number have been sent to Raleigh as prisoners.
Lawrence O'B. Branch (search for this): article 16
rtillerymen sustained the brunt of the battle, and suffered severely. The public will desire to hear something definite in regard to the panic and flight of the militia, and the conduct of some of the-officers, and we believe that full developments will be made before many days. Our troops fell back to Tuscarora, ten miles from Newbern, where, it is understood, they will make a stand. Gen. Gatlin was indisposed at the time of the fight, and the command devolved upon Gen. L. O'B, Branch. Our loss in killed, wounded, and prisoners has dwindled down to about three hundred Most of the commissary stores at Newbern were destroyed. "Latham's Battery," which was much cut up during the engagement, was, we understand, composed of North Carolina troops. Many have mistaken it for a Virginia company of the same name. We learn from Mr. Harwood that a nest of traitors has been discovered and broken up in Davidson, N. C., and that fifty of the number have been sent to Raleigh
C. W. Harwood (search for this): article 16
Later. We had an interview last evening with Mr. C. W. Harwood, who left High Point, N. C. (where he met the train from Goldsborough) at 2 o'clock yesterday morning. He had excellent opportunities of learning the facts in regard to the attack upon Newbern, and since affairs have become quieted down to some extent, it seems to be admitted on all hands that the first representations, made by parties who fled in the general panic, were greatly exaggerated. Indeed, it is believed that the sn killed, wounded, and prisoners has dwindled down to about three hundred Most of the commissary stores at Newbern were destroyed. "Latham's Battery," which was much cut up during the engagement, was, we understand, composed of North Carolina troops. Many have mistaken it for a Virginia company of the same name. We learn from Mr. Harwood that a nest of traitors has been discovered and broken up in Davidson, N. C., and that fifty of the number have been sent to Raleigh as prisoners.