New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Emancipation Court-The HosPitnis-
a Lesson for the President-Rebel News
-Kcuieucy Of Gen, King.

Correspondents Of The n. Y. Tribune
WARRINGTON. July II, 1852.
The first thing that struck me to-day on coming to
tho Capital after Fix months sbsence that there
were pot so many fags flying rs then raw; and
must cay that the change pleased me. for it sug
gested to my mind, as the Qnakers say, that the
banners no longer In eruption, but has struck in
"a phase which, however bad il may be in disease,
If a frs,.rae thing in that epidemic health Of which
the flag 10 the bloom.
The first thing went TO see was the Emancipa'
ton Court, and ii, more than anything have eTe'
witnessed at the Capital, opened 10 me IN one room
and one instant the glory Bnj the shame OF America.
For there was cesain shame that, under the
-halow of the Capitol men--hungry as c;srubsls
for human benes-nhcnld I've cncbing the price o
Hood: that they rhould DO prowug around, their
f.ngs only s,tid by sir!ons flung from the public
siore, tat Lumaa beiusr should be n IL w.ra tod
and paid Tor BIZ he pourd. On the other hand, II
was CLEAN OF Divine compensation 10 ace this race
70 long toipg, never sharing, redeemed by the
sWtalfllvern and gOldcD-oi The lc0pie WHO had
20 long oppressed them.
From that Court room looked ont ard saw my
connir, men anew they seemed under -low OF sor'
| ro~ iul lcbence; ana riy heart rTed, " De en-
b!ac,d, inliuiis, ih:N kis 10 my glorious country
smiling and ,hbiterng ontsd. OF tie bar the iber-
Laiifnated 10 that which NAY bc crired "a passlpr
by its.lf, IA passion for WING buuan beings Inc
iuu.t difficult thing for the GGouGam owners 10 Il
rove themselves loyal aud sin, the ConmIsslont N
make IL ru.hrr narruw way, lew there DC tha'
find H. But the Il. glOes--uo tlihking IrIsou can
look vt them AID uUt feel how unit they are ioi
Slavery "lou would te surprised said one OF
the Coinrpiss oDers 10 ne - 20 how much OF The
mic lgenco of this js;rct i lodged in tho-e swsr,y
fnrle.cs." rhoy were hariy ret whste'er the
| the r.s, Of us had, they bad victory.
Blu, lar RAIDER Sights await the eyer hard hy-foi
WASHINGTON il now .. hospital. tic churches lever
locked 80 sacred as with the ersgDs which told that
within the sacred go-iei OF hut tnd tahdng- wa,
| teiDg p-IIetuaily piencLed; and sonie Churches
ssw wher. the good Samaritan was pausing aud
uLers in tinrs past | had known wbi;e-cTsvated
| men who pas-sd by wounded aud bleeding 'iuD,an
iry every tine they catered their puipis withon
lisDcirg around. nurre raid 10 ne: " One OF tie
niosi IMPORTANT p1itr vi CUT WORK IL 10 kerp The
" ound irup Leslibg over too quickly on the out
siGe; Tor II il leals the ouisie i,ore u has OF
ia. ;a,id, il j.. dangerous" Here. then, Mr.. Pres
cent, are several thousand groai lug iusirn.ior
nrourd YOU; ,bc nation locke ~ YOU 10 save II iron
the QUIT de healing OF Its wound the corruption s'l
1T work within
| | lave Jus; heard few peTsonal toms from
FIeJeGi, ksDurg. 1uere il much mourning there foi
| he leading iaIlet --sach m tie Behies, Scotts
Greens. &,.--hayo all iort some 81 their mem err
| A son OF Judge Moucnre OF the Supreme Court d
Virginia IL dangerously wcuDred ron oi TX. L.
ID, ui.l formerly IieutenRut-'o,ernor Of Nnginis
is wounded.
| !, IL wisrerrd nbou. in tie South that Major
| Iscy who was taken prisoner, WIS taken "acci
oenially, ON purpose u IL sid thst be was found
under a tree, and CAPTURED after he Lad had ahuD
| iarce OF time 20 get away. Chu.e, cowAroice b
Loped TO stut tie OF paIolt
and out VI DANGER, though tiil epaulcticd. In tn
be was appointed. When be captured biz
slaves all slOod in front OF our Headquarters abG
gave three cheers. they have all vali-led.
| We have all beard OF the youth " 10 WAS wound
| ed in the fret advance mon Falmouth. He wss
scout, aud wss the only man injured. lie was Iron
Wleronslu The hOuee of Ne, .ssioniet WIZ tuIDec
into hospital and for some tine this youth whs TIE
only occupant Of it. The Se,essionst visited hi'
| house mud walking ihrough il, came TO the Place
oiere the wounded Wisconsin boy lay. My
friend" sid be- " AM very sorry 10 find yon her,
thur" son." said the soldier, " DO MT PITY me;
giofy mi; J. -.
Tear, from come things hear, that Gen. King Ii
too III, ut ~ The Rebels for the eoUd vi the mon
ist,. W. o are Openly threatened, il The cy shall b.
at anaoned by troops, which IL not 81 all inpos
,ible. hear Of his giving passes TO Bal'imcie tt
ttore who refuse the oath and rive parole. tier
is no con,t Of be communication kept up between
tina, burr ard he Rebels ind certainly stern guarc
over men. women ana mail. should be- exertised.
Two young men Of F.lmouth, William and thas
Green first cousins Of Turner Asbby, were Killed IL
The are battles. Some eight or ten Of that family
connection have been ssiu during this war.