New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12

that in the present juncture of affairs and until the
policy Of Government was developed, it was unwiS
to violate 80 hagranly the laws Of North Carolina;
and that, in case the State returned 70 ner que
glance and complaint should be made against him,
he tCoyer could be indicted and Imprisoned for the
ofense. On this bare suggestion the school fo'
blacks was closed, and the poor Of Newbern were
deprived of kind friend, who had worked zeal
ously and conscientiousy for the amelioration O.
their condition.
The attempted rendition Of DIR. Brsy's escapes
slave woman proved compl te failure, through the
radical measures Of some Massachusetts soldiers
who went by night, secured the woman, aud bur co
some Of Bray's fences and outbuildngs; threatening
ut the same time, TO deal by him If lie pursued
her or any other of his slaves in future. Tue spin
OF the army was well indicated in this occurrence
anu II 10 not likely that any reodtions VIII 6s
ATTEMPTED at present.
AT Washington, n. c., found that Gov. S.anly
enjoyed great popularity and that his visit was an
tcipated with much pleasure. L. is 10 be hoped tina
he will administer the importan, trust committed u
bis hands with fidelity and courage, and not prove
what some of the radicals think he is mere fossil
essy.going Pro.Slavery Wing of the old school.
The recruits who have been doing picket duty il
the rear of Norfolk for the Rebels have nearly az
come down TO Roanoke Island, and taken the oatl
of allegiance; and wherever our gunboats 60 lal
ways excepting Currituck County, which has bee,
radical for all tine the people talk Union, and act
too. presume that the reestablshment of com
tkis as anything else. Finding that market ha
been opened their produce, and that they can pr
chase at the old prices coffee sugar, -four, and othe
groceries, dry eoods, boots and shoes, an.
clothing, and the other necessaries OF bt
from which they have so long been cut of
the benefits of loyalty are more forciby illustrates
to their minds than they could be in any other way
The people from the main land cone distances Of ~
and 50 miles to buy clothing and food at Roanoke
The division suffers, Bsyes Hamilton and Co., sole
81 800 worth Of calicoes, hoop-skir 8, and othei
dry good in one day, and the rash finally be
came 80 great that they were forced to lock ,her
doors and admit the women by turns. Strange q
say, the goods We're psid Tor in good gold, silver
ami Government notes which must have been Lid
den in crooks, socbs, and cracked teapo,e all the
while tlat their boggaTly sliuplasters Of five cent
and ten cents value, - payable at the pnbc Treas
ury on or before January /, 1866" have been goint
their rounds
The storekeepers at Beaufort and elsewhere Say
that there is great scarcity Of specie ia that State
L. is hearted, and the people take and pay out th'
worthless paper currency in the bope that when thu
grand final crash 81 all come, they may have beer
shrewi enough 10 got fair equivalent for such a.
they held in hand the day before. The news OF The
capture of Ncwbern had hardly reached the adjoining
countes before wde-awakc spectators and trader
AL rid themselves Of all their Confederate currenc,
ia exchange for corn. horses naval STORES, or am
marketable product that could be purchased at thu
best advantage.