New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-15
FROM WASHINGTON
FEto'NG REBELS IN new ORIEAm
The African Colonization Schep.
The Programme Of ARRANGEMENTS.
Tie Operations Of the sanitar,
Commission.
'rogramme of Arrangement
THE PRESIDENT and EMlNCIPA,pr
Special dispatch to The NY. Tribune.
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WARRINGTON. Sep. a. lsa
FEEDING REBELS IN NEW-ORLEAys
T New-Orleans is an expensive luxury. The d,
eminent is paying more than So, 900 a month ~,
sideraoly more than the army Of occupat Goats !.
feed the starving Rebels whom Mojor.Gen. Lov.p
and JEFF. Davis have left upon our hands Or send |.
from day to day from beyond our lines to be N
The approach Of Winter renders 1t serious oues,,
whether the National Government is called up~
to support men who refuge to take tue OATH of ALL
glance. Gen. Butler has already organized n.
colored regiment, the darkest Of the membsu 4
which lie is reported to have said is about "a.
color Of the late Daniel Webster" This stsD h.
/ probably stimulated the Hon. Reverdy johnson md
others, who desire Gen. Butler to be superseded b
renewed exortons and it is said they are no, viii
out hopes Of success in their enterprise.
THE COLONIZATION SCHEME.
II is Senator Pomeroy's intention to 10 with "a
able-boded negroes az the first colony in irscl.u
steamer sailing from this city between the 5th adj
/ 10th Of October. 4 few women will accompany In
expedition, but none with large families. The fn
ccloly 90 as pioneers to smooth the way for othsn
The expedition will land at Cbiriqui, on the Isthns
two hundred miles north of Aspinwall and Il,
Panama Railroad. If 10 objection is made by ID
Chiriqui Government on arrival, landing will b
made in Chiriqu Lagoon, a fine bay looking nOnl
ward, with several rivers flowing into it from IL
south.
If objection be made on the par. Of the present A.
minisaiion of the State, il the coal and gold b
posits or the commercial and agricultural resolra
do not prove as good as is promised, second rz
win be made on the perhaps equally desirable sbSa
OF Honduras, and the colony may settle, in the a.
guage ofthe paper Of permission from this Goyss
ment, AT any point within the tropics, eva
though it should be the valley Of the Nile. But %
objection il anticipated at Chiriqui. Of course th
colony is to be entirely in harmony with existing
law. It will plant a city and towns, with municipal
regulations under the State authority.
The President has given Senator Porneroy ls;s,
charging him TO " maintain The honor Of the Repuk
lie abroad, and the Secretary Of State has iniOud
il in such a manner to prevent any action on ID
par; of the colony which may involve our Goysr-
meut in any event The expedition will be vel
supplied with provisions furnished by Govsrnns,l
which will be dealt out like soldiers rations dur4
the voyage and thereafter until the iirst crop shd
have been gathered. 1t is the intention TO make ID
colony speedily seli-supportiug. To this end agrxa
tural and mining implements, with saw mills sad
few domestic animals will be taken.
Two million acres of land have already been n
gotated for, and Senator Pomeroy goes clothed with
ample power to negotiate for all that is needful
The Government will give to each adult unmarried
man 20 acres, TO every family of five persons 70
acres, to every family of over five persons 20 acrs.
Cbiriqui Lagoon is where Columbus landed on liz
second trip, and got gold by digging up Indian
graves. Much gold 10 believed 10 be i'll the moan.
tains and is known to be in the streams which axe
their rise there.
Coal also crops out in places, and must prove mos
valuable, as the article is now carried in large
quantities to Aspinwall, from Pennsylvania, at 81
tuu. The country is well adapted 70 cotton, cora,
cocoa, rice, coffee. and fuits, aud potatoes gFou
Wild. Those who are in charge Of this movement
are not actuated by the spirit of those in Office an4
ont, who favor colonization because 10 demonstrate
that the negro can support himself and does nd
need MASTER" Senstor Pomeroy hss received
more than one thousand letter. from all parts Of S
North, written by persons making inquiries or odsr
ing TO Join the expedition. The Rev. Highland Gar
net the colored preacher, will join he party md
Fred. Douglass will send two sons.
THE OPERATIONS OF TIE SANITARY C0lrN'S'
SION.
A regular meeting OF the Sanitary Commissoa
will be held here on Tuesday at 10 O'Clock g. u.
The statstician employed by the Commission VIII
soon publish a report on mortality during tho nn'
nine months in our army, including facts and iSurs
10 prove that contrary to the popular belief the PEI
cen,age OF mortality in tie Uaon army has been les
than in any other army Of the world OF which ws
have any records. The Commission is sending arg
quantities of stores TO the sick and wounded IN hos
psl and along the roads between this city and nc
Clellans army.
The Commission is giving much attention 70 'as
publication OF "a large number OF new medical lsa.
phets containing charges on the field Tor tne 0s1sN'
of tie surgeons and soldiers, TO whom they arc VIZ
tributed in large numbers.
DEATHS IN HOSPITAL.
The following deatbshaye occurred in the hOsf'~s
AZ Washington since our last report:
Jos Huddleson, A. 400. Oscar Blodset,, ! n AT
Ssrg,. ". o. Mclean, E. t.Jas DalrymPs D taPs
s,rs' Tar yi.ch.r, q, AN VA K Dodge, B. 9 y h.
&C. Mason C. 3SN y. John II. Nice o. Nd
,ieor.s b. W h!te L. / L. SW. Mendl.x. /. 2 VIA,
Hugh 1ilb.gt, b, lat -
I y Yorpie sere MsL eNYJ W Banks. q, IS "
10y, Hale. n, Il Mas. a. w Halves, .;
". b. Smith, Mass Bat. w. Lindsey N L.,
Jos. u ln,osn T., u y. Y. J. W. Noonsn' Al y"
Cyrus Cook, ~, 2sN.l. Eli ilamlin, r. hryS
And. J. Bass p. battn. Oottlb Mock, \, 20
j. c. Werner b, y Pa Geo Hunt, r. Dnry
john Harris, II, l2 " 4. A. b. Darling u 10 ~,
john brokcat, A, 4S Pa. r. Blake, \ 20 TO-. m 10 Pa
Marvin Cousins - n. \. Emannel u Nu ~ iio. Y
fnnss a Rry.n, c5NY John w. Moore, ~ IA
W1nhs ~ i,SSs .sNy Atwood W Jones h, % ~"
I.nrS n Smell % tgNy Jacob smith, X. a Pa
Luke Karney, b, Pa Res Nm. Ms'' r., I'll 81 n nPs
Eugene Fairbanks, q, - " T. WIN, . e.nP ~ q. Y
Chas. ID. Snell u, Harris L. g. Jas M,in'',n, svt
Geo. Flatok, HI, ~ N. \. ceip Ss A. "a II Mich
Mm. Dyke. c, lOI Ia. eh@s S SsrI,s "a SN
Geo. kren,ckof 81 N. u yas.Ii r " a', "A Ohio
- Mchenso A, Ohio: chs' b. 50, y Csw
u un, ,aI ~ Pa Ludovic 0. Getebsl E. -"