New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
Meeting Of East Tsnnsseeans on the Subject,
COLONEL TRIGG NAMED As Ills SUCCESSOR,
EMANCIPATION IN MARYLAND,
PROBABLE EXPULSION OF BEN WOOD.
The Slavs.Trade Treaty with Great Britain.
WAsHISGToy, Thursday, June %. 1862.

TIE REMOVAL OF JtDtE III hfHRElS.
There was meeting of East Tennesseeans to.
night, for the purpose of designating suifabe per-
son to fill the vacancy caused by the removal of
Judge Humphreys by the judgment Of the Senate
to-day. The msetng was attended by the mo,t
prominent men OF Tennessee, and was presided over
by Parson Brownlow. The Hon. Bailie Peyton,
prominent Unionist, and who was Member Of Con.
gress 10 Gen. Jackson's administration, seconded tie
nomination of Col. 6, f. Trigg Of Knoxville, to ill
the vacancy.
i The Hon. Horace Maynard was deputized 10 &C.
quaint the President with the voice of the meeting,
and to request the immediate appointment of Colo
mel Trgg, that Unionists might hold the Couris Of
Tennessee, and punish TIE Rebels. Colonel frgg is
On old and tried Unionist, and became a refugee on
account of Rebel persecution during the early days
Of tho Rebellion. 1t is noteworthy that "a the very
night in which Parson Brownow was imprisoned in
Knoxville by the TeLnessee Rebels Cooiel Frigg
was to be hung bu, escaped BY precipitate flight
| EMANCIPATION IN MARYLAND.
Reports from the interior Of Maryland ere very
encouraging regards the progress OF the enauci-
patton movement. From all quarters Of the State
the intelligence is that party is growing upn favor
Of acting upon the principles Of the Presidents
gradual emancipation resolution, and the prospect
row is that this party will be strong enough TO carry
the State at the next election
We hear for instance to-day -so,a Dorchester
County that the largest Shareholders IN The vicinity
Of Cambria % are ia favor Of emancipation. belie7ng
that It will free the State from the ;neabus iudoy
which it nSv labors.
THE CASE OF. ZEN. WOOD.
We have excellent authority for sayins that the
evidence already taken before the judiciary Com
-aittee of the House in tie case Of Ben. Wood is
stronger than that on which Senator ptisht was
expelled aid that Woods expulsion from ihe iiesEe
/ ga certainty.
! Others. ho wever who have card the testimony
! psal; lesa positively.
TIE sLAyR-TRADH TREaTy.
The bill 10 carry into effect tie recent sllve-iradc
treaty with Great Britain, which was p4ssedby the
Senate to-day, with only -four negatise yees--esst
by Aessrs Carlisle, Kennedy, Powell snd Salisbury
creates three Judges with salary OF 81 500es
and three Arbitrators. The Hon. Truman Smith is,
we understand, already designated as the Jrdge at
Nssv.YoYh. The bill will he carried through tho
House ander the previous question.
PARsoN BRowNLoW.
Ths presence of Parson Brownlow lent an Interest
% che proceedings in the case Of Jndge Inifhreys
which they would not otherwise have possas,ed and
ke,. he poiio,i1- fzi @ tac zoe.
risB PREPARATION or THE Humphreys CASE.
We learn that the preparation Of the against
Jcsge Humphreys was, to q great extent the work
Of cir. Bingham, who was the principal manager Of
tho impeachment Judge Humphreys, to-day.
THE TAX HILL.
Mr.. Isaac Strohm, Enrolling c Jerk Of tho Bonse.
6,ished enro ling the Tax bill to-day. ills l0l
closely written pager of parchment. As it has yet
to be sxauined and carefully compared by the Com
ui,tee sn Enrolled Biils 10 canno. possibly roach
tbe President before Tomorrow aitern.0n 90 the
earliest.
HOSPITAL TANspORTATION.
Assstant Surgeon Du1ster, l.. s. A., ii or:ieredby
do Asjutant General % report to the L. $. Medical
Inspector +. Z. Yolur, for duty Direc'o Of Hos
p-tal Transportation fog the army OF the Potomac.
MID CAL CHANGE.
Assistants Surgeon y. }. ii. White of lexington
Eospiial has been osdered TO relieve AssisantSar.
seoa S,orrer. Med nj Director OF Gea. Keyess
AImy Corps.
THE TREATY WITH MEXICO.
The President as cent into the Senate Nh, Cor
wins treaty with aexico. II has seen reierredte
The Committee /. Foreign Relations. aud is now
being printed.
DISCHARGE g SOLDIERS ShlsrNLSF or
MY .Rs-SIGNAL OFFICERS,
The following General Order has been published
WAX DIR ,.frEsr Apirr,sr lkNsK,L': o5Her'{
WAsHNoroN June ~ 1892,
gxsERAL o. "a. No. 6i.-L Whenever soldiers ne dc
charged whlo sSsen, from their the OH ga Grant
ing the discbilso , furnish them A hual st'oerA ioI
nay and 20, ese. Of discharge Tive sane ocoss ineudg
ing Medical Inec,o , Will in all uotfy he Adjisnt
General snG he commanding oaer 81 tie company t.
which tie iies beilns Of toe da:a. pa,e, al cause o.
such dsclss Cer'C,ases Of lise0ly ece ncycg to ~
given into 10 hagd8 of tie sold 6u; are 20 b. forwarded 10
tle Adu.-s GencIs s.ser oe.as completed Ssf geH>'
gropis ~. IL; and ~, ltG GeFsfa. R,s4sfoa.J
H. ~ 90. Of February r. 1861, .ee,a ? pab.shs- q
oener- O.ders" Nc 49, although prohibiting tho dc,..r
Of min 20 nom the service dos DO, authorize hsis ~
nen O: muster into service except with lie vi ten ,sas 1
oa-s,s masters c. guardians. saeh eonsea. a
bstsss in rpi,a,e auG Ned wiki tlip'iese oo.sf a 'ts
mussr..n rolls.
IL Ofieer, now or hereafter de.a hei nom tAse req
me-l. for ,ns duty win report Immediately t% eisr' 10
20 snal Officer OF l. Amy eflc which they VII no. be
-leyod from such dsty eI;ptby oste's 'D me sasa'
! Seneral Of the Army.
ioT.rIr L THOMAS AS,l,ar,CoeraL
! Z. d. TowNsyvp, Assistant AdiatSnt General
r,tp TRIAL, AND CONVICTION OF JUDGE RUM
PuREys.
The oall ,zies Of the Senate were dcnsey dowo'a
to-day to witness the proceedings in the case OF Yves
II. Huu;phreys. TIE members OF the House OF is'
rrc4sp,sriycs filed The seats OF the Senators Vno
were arranged upon platform specially constr 'sT'
for The purpose The witnesses, inc'uolug 'o|
' polk. Parson Brownlow, and Baltic Peyton, oeea'