New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
The PRESIDENTS COicnI,ATIOh PLAN.
Further Statements By Released oGcsTs
WAsriN6ToS. 1hn-s6oy. Avg. n 'ss;.
THE ABOLITION OF SiAVIE'.

the following which We learn IRON - Ian, sources
that il can no longer he considered state secret.
Two or three WE, Ks AGO tie President lad tefore
bis Cabinet a proclamation oi Emancipation aboiisi-
ing Slavery wherever Ia, LIT Of next December
the Rebellion should not be clji,led snd ask % the
opinion of his Ministers tol,b H. tie propriciy Of
Issuing it..
All but two, Secretary Smith, we believe being
absent. approved. Secretary Seward ana Pottra--
ter-Gen,Ial Blair, however, opposed il with al
their u;ght, and the resu WAS that Il did not ~
pear. IL is unders,oud thar he subject came up NJ
more than ope Cabinet mee,iug, ont that he ~
parties continued Is al fast, 3,ossrs. S,ward and
Blair being re r-soi IL minority.
ESCAPE OF MIR. utrL8UT
The we'l-kuown luer,trur, VIM. IL. Iiuf'ut,
whose detention by the Rebels caused 80 little str
nearly year ago has escaped from hicLmond aai
reached tits city in saeiy. lie sgeaks freely IN COT
yerSatiua respecting his Ieisons adventures pnc Il
results OF bis observation. lie rays that he " ~.
South vn tue inviinti' of B,nJamlD, 10 ,a,s over
matters hu. soon found u a. be- disagreed wth that
en ueni jew, not being willing TO 90 quite ~ far
as be.
Afrer biz conference with Renj.min lie went 10
Chsrles,on bis native place, aid bis return thence
was detected AUD relied by mob, who Ieiused to
deliver him on Beujsnns order. Fioslly he Teachs
Richmold under arrest, aud vas handed over 10
Gov. L.tcher, who dlsllk-d hiia and induced ben.
jamiu t. withhold bib OH .c.on 10 hi further TIC
tentiou.
He was confined in prison hy LstcLer's order until
last Ja"pafy, wb,n he ra'es,ed, and kept under
Surveillance. Slrce Janus he hss been residing III
Uniou family, auo acquainted Sith officials NAo,c
Ell. rrftg s-,.ir
70 wis., t,ai they could accompany him his iight,
aud give hin tacil. les therefor.
He esc.ped by way Of Hanover Cont .Hcusc into
the 81 naudoah Valley. I'm desrre r. coroil.a'o
has bee, efiectualiy destroy, by the uea,1eri be
has received, and he Is ready TO employ OIL the
wrapou. known to vlzed wartime ur4.ns: the
Rebels lie beiiescs the RcDe.i0u to be - L. 49,
DAYS, AID says that this opinion shared BY ,Lo,c
with " HON he conyers IA kic moJd.
He ecad,ns previously m.i authenticated stse
meuts g. ~ the humber of the l.th,l IOofs o.
Richmoad army at tie tine Gen. Mcclellan rc.ds
his famous movement from The Chickaho.uiy - The
james II yer. lie rcceors tueir iprcos al tia, tnie
at between 80 900 aud 10 90, aud eays ttai ailv,
all of Was preepitated u ou the corps V F.,1 john
Porter the fret and second dHye, ara tDHi i.l
Gen. hcC sllsn pushed on toward Rlcantui he
would nave found II almost 1Loccop.ed
lie su,, that since the seven days iig..,g the
Rebels nnye be, re-ellor,ri t. tue extent OF 20 0oC
or 30, 0on Ht AZ lea-t, as be believes
THE ENFORCEMENT OF 1HE cONGIsGAI!OS scr.
One rcssou wDy tue GoyrruDcu at hss boon 20 sis, &
in eIdoi ug tie CouGsc'iOn &C. = unoorrOoa TO Ac
IN tbs Interpretation winch TIE Pro. denl Aas ,ut
upon II.
He i,.i- as we understand, that Judicial lr, -
ceediI,, are requisite, bJth N Iospcct a. pro!Gy
aud e. save-, before cOnIscAtiyn or emauciIuiOu
can IL fleet under tie Law. That tots wi.s Tie
inend,l If tie f,4nl-rs Of sac act, lew who heard
the d:acr,iion- in C,ngres. can believe.
1Hl PRESIDENTS COLONIZATION PLAN.
The President his already received twenty o.
thirty rcrpon.es ir,m respectable colorcd men Of
Aficau descent i'll dltirreu, par Of the country 70
Is prui, mon ILut their should ret up Tor H. II
IA Ce1u 4 America. These lelters come FRI n Bos-
ton. Ncw-lok, Phi 'dclphia, Michigan, ard the
WesiefI States, and ARE, most VOL " IL
ten. ildcsting that their AUTHORS educated men
and all lnrport to come frOn heads OF families.
Thru u our are from Gle gymen. All BIT one OF
the writ,rs are in favor "f TIC scheme and propose
10 take Their families and property to tie place BE-
lected iho Piesident. One Letter, badly spelled
ana wn,ten but sharp and almost impertineut,
argues "th the President, attempts 10 c0uiuts his
reasoLn., aud prop SO thai men OF Caucasian ia.
stead Of TIC &c Of Airiran descent be eXpcTed.
Ahhoueh the Pres. dent has thus wdhin a week o.
cured the number Of coloElsts with which lie sad he
ehonld Do content 70 begin The experiment, il Io
probable ,at any steps Tor thrir enigJaion VII ie
Immediately taken, AS 1t " understood that c'IIc
sp0ndeucc is eth going on with the local authorities
In A.. ..n a.
desirable 10 wait little in order inat re scheme
should b. pat INTO execution undef llc IaoP; t'yor-
able ciit Instances.
AFFAIRS AT PORT ROYAL.
inc Navy Department has received d-Ffcles
from Por' Royal to-day. They cont l.tf- nal
ter OF interest. Several loyal Afrcauf, who escaped
from Charleston, tell story 10 Tue effect thu. 600
troops Only arc there and taat but q small cuml H.
efs upon james Island. Tey say also tina, rows Of
piles have been driven tile larior witl inter.
stices through which vessels c.n lind their WY IN
the day time.
steamer was discovered by tho blockadiur
squadron in Maietts Cnalne nisb in her way ito
the hartor Whether she had been trying 10 &c.
out or bad inst get ID not known. TIE creates.
efforts arc made TO have the blockade imp.iviods,
ADMIRAL Dupont feeling; 1t poin'1 Of bouor to g.
vent many vessels possible from getting into tue
cradle Of the rebellion, but IL If found aImost im-
possible TO seal it altogether al 'Le rebels have Il
system Of signal lights by winch they cal communi-
cute with vessels. and guide them into the lartor
on nights when the watch Of tho blockating siuaa'
ron cannot See cable length from their cocAS.