New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
LETTER FROM GOV. ANDREI
ghe Debate on COnfSCaiiCn and Emancipation
rHE FUGITIVE SLAVE GASES.
Tae --latest Advices from Mexico.
WASHINGTON, Fridsy, Msy 20. ies
TBE RESPONSE OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

10 Ae Hon Z. NJ. STANTON. Stcysary@ HGr
Sis. have tbs moment receives telegram in these
words NJ.
TIE Secretary Of War desires know how soon yon can
rase AMI olgvuse three or four n-Fc ."ii".iy en n
;,nJ ,s.s an,sef tely aad state TIE nun BEG
20 -. si.r ii. THOMAS, a, J-ueAe!sL"
call or sYddea and unexpected finds without material
Cor an Intelligent reply Oar young men are all reoecored
With other Sill II reel cali for three regiments Is
made believe raise them in 40 days The arms and
equipment, voad need DO furnished here Our people
fsye marched without them They into camp while
osIg iulo regiments end drilled and piaotieed ith
sru and muskess soldiers TO attempt the oher course
would dsnlta enthusiasm and make the men feel tins. they
wefa not sodtIs but . mob.
Again. people feel that they going into the South
to help ts6t Rebels who will k and destIo! them bJ all
,atnns known 10 saysges as well ss civilized men VIII
deceive by fraudulent sgs o; truce aud lying pe'ense
.tr did the Massachusrt boys Williamsburg ~il use
he negro s.svos s,sins them both as oorers aid as fighting
men, lille they themselves must Ere at tn eneys
nse.ins h,uk shey viii feel she draft Is heavy on their
o,oti.n But Il tie President viii sustain Cen Hunter
aud reccc 81 man, bla;s as legally capable Of
.ha Royalty the blacks waiting TO manifest and let lht III
nAt vita Co and human their SIDE the oads VIII
sgsrm IL neei be. with asE.tudss whom New England
would pour out u obss your call
A.sy. ready do ny utmost remain most faithfully
your obedient servant. JOHN A ANDRhN.
MR. sEDGwiCh's SPEECH.
AZ no ,,uIe siuoe the debate on Coniiecation ans
Emancipation commenced has tue House lsiered
with more attention than it old to-day to Nil Seds-
yy,ks speech in favor OF bis amendment, which
provides for the enrolment of all loyal persons who
GONE within the lines of our advancing armies, and
their employment i'll the UIi.ed states service as
required. and declares oil so enrolled forever Tree
Mr.. Sedgwck gaze many 'iio"g re SOILS WHY rscrGi'
ing officers shouid accept the services OF loyal blacks
as well as Of loyal whlt5s.
TIiF PUNISHMENT OF EEBEl. BiRBARITIES.
Mr.. Sheffield spoke against tie Measures ilreISded
TO punish them according t. their deserts.
THE DEBATE ON CoNFI>CAIIO AND EMANClPA-
TON
For the first time this o, ssion both Honses EFT OF
Saturday. The speasiug closes Tomorrow. Tie
uues.ion is 20 be taken Monday OH both the Con
Gscation aud the Emancipation bill. The former
viii receive the larger la Der Of votes. several
Border State and Anii-Re. Gbiiean members snrpoit-
ing it.
REIMBURSEMENT or TIE TWENTIETH INDIANA.
Mr. Lace introduced into the Senate bill aplro-
printing 81 23 50 10 Reimburse the @Oih Indiana ioE
losses inoared at Hstierss inlet.
AIDES-DE-CAMP.
The Senate passed u bill requiring Aijes-de-C amp
=, he confirmed by tie Senate ineiead OF being ap-
,oioted a. hitherto, upon the bare nomination Of
the President
TuT OATH or ALLEGIANCE.
seraior W,lmot introduced to-day bill requiring
An oath of allegiance in certain cases.
IL provides that the claimant Of fugitive slave
ANAL 5e orc any process Is issued take oa-h 'L'i
> has syylye been and always vi he loyal 10 thc
Tinted S,,ie. Whoever Violates this oath, or
mikes a fais statement "A 20 be deemed euli'y o.
will:uI Ad cOrrups perjury and s1aii be se"t-ced 10
solitary confinement III The penlteutiiry ior NOT eSs
than five year., and 10 Jay hue oil no' iess tnai'
z 80 and g. be committed TO Iaii until II II ls1o'
Apotb.r section makes il the duty OF tie oiheer
Lsfore whom tie person claimed as u iug'ive IL
brought. to summon before hlui' "ithesSeS whom
toe fugitive OATH shall declare 10 De material 10
cisproYe the ciaimaits allegations OF ID es'aUhsp
ms trssdom; aud 10 witness shall be eSciuoed On
\ rhifd section provides. that in the Territories,
,h. District OF Columbia, ard all other places where
the National Government bias eXciaslve fisdieiOh'
!, shal be competent for any person OF color 10 make
coplan on oath before = proper ohcer against any
vbiie ,isoD who shall attempt 10 arreet, kldnAp, or
cary away any cvlOfed person without gal au
fb,rIty or who shall assault or commit any out age
mon Ire person or property OF colored person, aud
ia al such cases tie TEE iOny OF persons OF c0ior
sa be received wit the force and elect ar l..
given by white persons.
The bill was referred To the Committee on the Dis
t.ct of Columbia
yae FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW IN THE DISTRICT
Senator Sauner in short speech on resolution
81 inquiry which he introduced to-day, raised and
pressed he point that the Fugitive Slave law does
not extend to the District.
gRIGADIERs NOMINATED.
The following were nominated rs Brigadier Gen.
erals toiaY Lieui-C Heron Of the 9tb Ohio, VINO
al III t.ri.n al
Crafts j. Wright Of Ohio.
THE CONFLICT BETWEEN THE CIVIL AND MILL
TARY AUTHORITIES.
You will have received the part culars OF the con-
eit between the civil and the military authorities
resulting in tie Incarceration Of two eminent Pro-
Slavery lawyers, Deputy -Marshal, jaier, ard
several seniries, and the release OF poor DiacS
woman The PARTICULARS Of the difficulty are there:
Gen. Wadswor.h has fiom time TO time gwen pass 20
to fugitive blacks rom Virginia, showing the bearer
70 be under military protection
When claimants Of fugiiives from Maryland began
To make application 10 Marshal Lamon, he promised
Gen. Wsdsworth not to return any holder OF one OF
those military projections without advsDg him, that
he might examine into the merits Of the case and zee
whether it came under the act Of Congress OF Tie
last session, freeing certain slaves OF Rebels.
Col. Lamon, however, returned several bearers OF
military projections, without apprising Gen. Wsds-
worth: and, On being reminded Of bis promise, sent
word in cases too late to enable the Military Gov
ernof 10 interfere.
Among those whom Lamon bus returned in disre.
gard Of his agreement but under the advice, as is
understood, Of lawyer, are several whose services
to tho Government, in its operations against the re-