, 1862-06-07
SLAVES HOT TO Be TAXED ATAll.
THE SENATE PASSED THE
TAX BILL,
4 MILITARY GOVERNOR FOR
LOUISIANA.
New Military and Civil Ap-
p0intments.
A NEW CAMP OF INSTRUCTION,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbunc.1
NAsn1SsToS, June &, 1862
The Senate 6crgeant-at-arms has returned
from Nashville, having been unable to serve
the summons on Judge Humphreys, who has
been imreac1ed, and his trial is set down for
Monday,
A ship carpenter has been arrested in the
navy yard on the charge Of uttering disloyal
words.
Gen. Harvey Brown has been directed to
muster for payment the returning prisoners
from North Carolina, the exchanged to he
granted twenty days leave Of absence, and
all others fnrloughcd till exchanged or dis
charged, to report to the governors Of their
respective States.
A camp Of instruction is to be formed at
Annapolis, Md, under the superintendent
Of the veteran Wool, for Ii, 900 men.
The board is in session for the examination
Of candidates OF the posts Of assistant sur
geons in the regular army and brigade sur
geons.
There is reason to believe that the practice
Of returning fugitive slaves to owners without
sufficient inquiry into loyalty, has been i'll
dulged in by both military and civil officers
before Gov. stan1y.
Nothing in the recent dispatches Indicate
! 1nr belief by Gen. Burnside or Com. Rowan
| in the reported extensive balance OF loyalty in
! North Carolina Us is asserted in the CORES
pondence thence. 1t is the belief Of many
| here that the New York 4a'i1u,.s's letter5s,
widely quoted, arc similar to the productions
I br4 hat II
year.
| A resolution has been introduced By Sena.
tor Hale, calling for the accounts of the Uni.
ted States Marshal Of this District, to whom
and his predecessor, during the lust year,
| over 272, 600 have been paid out
Mr. Summers resolution touching Gov.
ernor stanly's case, besides calling 70,
the cancellation Of his letter Of ap
t pointment, for enumerated reasons
raises the general question as to tile Presi
dents authority to appoint military COVER
RIOTS. It is well known that Secretary Chase
has been opposed to the policy, while Alr
Stanton favo1s it.
Lieut.. Governor Kgrner has been nomina
ted Minister to Spain.
Col. George G. Shipley, nov military CON.
| mandant at New Orleans, has been appointed
the military governor Of Louisiana.
A. A. Bradford of Colorado has been nomi
mated associate justice Of that territory.
Capt. Schultz arrived to-day with the slny.
trade treaties, so that it is NOW Law. He va:
twcnty-ninc days going and coming.
The tax bill passed the Senate, Mr. Powell
voting in the negative. The amendment tax
ing slaves was rcconsidercd and voted ont
s1r, Fessenden closed the debate, speaking 0
the great merits Of the bill, and setting fortl
the financial condition of the country, m,
said the debt next year will be ST, ,a00, ,000, 900
! WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Senate to-da
confirmed the nominations OF Allen A. Brad
ford, as Associate Justice OF the Suprcm
| Court for Colorado, and Kirby Benedict, Il
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court for Nc7
Mexico.
The President has, among other nominations
| sent to the Senate, which has not yet acte,
| upon them, the following:
| BENZ Nhedden OF New Hampshire, as Min
| lister to Bayti; Gustavus hnrncr of Illinois
Minister to Spain; and Erastus D. Culver O
Brooklyn, N. T., Minister to Fenezuela.
| 1t is probable that a new and extensiv
camp of instruction Will soon be establishes
in tie immediate vicinity OF Annapolis, unde
the superintendent of Gen. Wool
VIM. Wines has been appointed postmaste
at Clarksyille, Tenn
Secretary Stanton in response to the inquir
I of the House, says explicitly that Gov Star
II has not been instructed by the Eoyer1
| 1nent to prevent the education Of chiIdteI
white or black in North Carolina. That th
| Department has no official information tha
liz las interfered to prevent the education
| white OF black children in that State, but
copy Of the resolution Of the House has bee
transmitted to him Tor a report upon his a.
ton on the subject, which when received vi
be communicated to that body.