The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-15
m.r,xr o. him ana h. VIII no doubt spend an agreeable

martyr OF him. and he wl doubt, spend agreeable
summer North, al adpg himself about among Ia abb
htion allies aud vibrating between Ch'ever Greeey,
Garrsoa, Phillips, ct ID genus, relating 20 each IN
ths story Of the disastrous defeat wneh the dshion
alb hi nists have suere in Nlrih earonna. IL Is SIM
gua too tha. when there necessity Tor his exit
he should leave the white school here T. take care OF
its IT, s t OF more Importance that thick skuied negroes
OF forty hty and years Of sho Id be nducted
rto the mysteries OF the alphabet and primer IMAM whte
Juveniles OF more tender years?
AS 10 Helper why there is no objection 70 ms return
Ing either provim. he ties more impertnent let
ers the chief macst alto whom President IL coin mas
lina. Helper before leaving enclosed letter TO Cover
nor Stany, unseoed and intended for his cnldfen,
Somewhere in the cshtral part OF tho state which ne
desired the Governor II not obce 'nabe, 70 orwaru
through the lines. Under the gdsc OF parental mis-
sve II proved to bs seitous abolition essay tower
nor Staay returned IT, and explanation OF his re-
r sal 70 forward il gave the following reasonsFirs,,
the enemy would sur IL 10 their lines on ac-
OF its nlannatory character. Second, even IL
they did its character wnud only render his children
and family liable 70 suspicion II not injury, and mako
their liz. am ng their ncishbors miserable
Your abplition coieInporaries would have ua believe
that Cove Stariy will hot he sustained by President
Lincoln. On this mater, however, imaline Mr.. stan
ly has litIe for apprehension. When about to
leave Washington the abolition defamation OF General
Hunter reached the anu he informed tho President
tat unss snch cou Sc oi action towards the Sontn
and its institutions vetoed his miss ION " North Ca
roiina wo III be fness ono. n he j. not sustained
now, the issue In this State ut sast. becomes contest
as 70 whehcr slaves shall be edu ated to visionary ideas
OF immediate emancipation and conso iueat froc.i-
vities to insurrscron, rapns and voiencs, insteai
of strrgg Tor tho restoration Of the Cnon We are
all aware Of the trans ion in sentiment which North
Carolina Is new undergoing. shall her noble mpnlses be
checkedY l. che after all that the is FOR the
nigger and not FOR the VnonY The nvention al Ra-
le gh has adjourned, but rot sine die Upn the result Of
this matter depends the OF its memtors We know
that they only await tho time when their State viii be
freed III m the thraldom of jeff Paws mnions 70 give
her back to the Union, ana shall danpen their re-
turning ioyaityY
Nothing, however is more contemplate than the effort
OF thc same abolition journals to drag Gen. Burnside
into this quarrel between themselves and Governor
sany Since the advent Of the latter the admlnistra.
tion OF affairs has divided rto two channels. General
Burnside with his tusty troops and bayone's WIZ wage
war against armed dsoyaliy; but the direction Of civil
Affairs in accordance with the established rules Of law
and order, will pertain more particularly TO Governor
Stany.
And let these journals inyeigh against the sound
policy which Mr Stanly has deemed it his
duty to The effect will be highly beneficial, in
showing TO tho people OF North Carolina that tho man
who Is sent the guidance Of their affairs is
friend with the abolitionsts, their enemies.
Union Prisoners in Salisbury, NC.
Through the kindness Of Lieutenant Frank r Worcss
ter ssy enty first New York State Militia, who was
Gently released from Salisbury, n c. enabled to
lay before readers the following correct list OF the
Union officers at present confined In Salisbury Lieut..
Worcester says that in consequence OF the increasing
hot weather, there has been quite number Of those
gentlemen sick, amongst whom Col Corcoran, who,
however, was rapidly improving when he left
o. q. Wilcox, Colonel First Michigan.
NJ Corcoran, Colonel, Sxty-uisth NewYork State Militia.
l. s. Croker, Colonel, Ninety third New York.
George w. Nef Lieutenant Colonel, Second Kentucky.
Samuel Bowman, Lieutenant Col mol Eighth PENNSYLVANIA
lew. Benedict, Jc., Lieut. Colonel seventythrd n Y
r. A. Constable Lieutenant Colonel seventy fifth Ohio.
Jas. Decatur Potter, Major, Thirty-eghth New York.
A. Won steinhauaen, Mayor, sixty eighth Nov York
Ambrosc s. cassidy Major Ninety third New York.
John 7. Drew Captain, Second Vermont.
George Austin, Captain, second Kentucky.
Ros. a. Fish, Captain thirty second New York.
John Downey, captain, Eleventh New York.
gripn, Captain Eiel,L New York state Militia
G. W. Shurtleir. Captain, Seventh Ohio.
Z. W. Jenkins, Captain Ninoty-ninih New York,
A. H. Drake, Captain. Ihh ~ third New York.
l.. 9. Camp Cap ain, sixty eighth New York
X. Les, Captain, sixth New Jersey
NJ. willis, Ca'tan, seventy fourth New York.
Ott0 Bottchcr Cay ain, sixty eighth Now York.
Benjamin Price, Ca TAIN, Seyentieth New York.
Thomas Cox, Jr., Captain, First Kentucky.
J. r. McIvor, Captain, sixty ninth New York s. NJ.
A. N Davis, Captain, jackson kentucky cavalry.
James Bense, Captain. sixth Ohio.
Timothy O'heaa, CAPTAIN, rammany regiment, N. Y.
J. Ford Kent, First Lieutenant Third mahtry, Y A.
a. H. Unde hil Fra Lieutenant Eleventh New York.
r $. liamblin, First Lieutenant, Thirty eighth Sow York
Clas Waiter First Lieutenant, First Connecticut.
Arthur I. Wilcox, figst LieHtcnant, Seventh Ohio.
VIM. Fay, First Lieutenant, Twenty .arth New York.
John aglcy First Le,tenant, sixty ninth n. Y. ). NJ
Geo. V. Remission, FIRST Lieutenant Fifth Maine
H. G. Iumhard First Lieutenant ighth III. cav, (Adl
b. l.. Clsnbsr ain First Lieut., Eighth H. cav. o. NJ
A. H. Hasbrouek, first Lieut., iifih n y cav, l1dtj
I. Swan, First Lieutenant, Seventh Maine.
c. W Tilo,son, First Lieutenant, Ninety ninth Ny.
VIM. r. Baum, First Lieutenant fwca,y Sixth Pa.
Jcs Neust aedtsr, FIRST Lsucnant, tghth ~ Y, o. NJ
A. Z. We'ch First Lieutenant. First Minnesota.
j. X. skinner First Lieutenant, Second Maine
L. c. Keen, First Lieutenant Fiiih Kentucky cavalry
Q. Won Her.ingen First Leutoua seventh New York.
II. S. Gordon, sec nd LicGf.. second Dragons, U. s. A.
T.. W. Caen Second Lieutenant, Eleventh Massachusetts
j. Is. Hutchinson, Second Lieutenant, Fifteenth Penn
Isaac NJ. Church, Second Lieutenant, Second II. 7.
Irwin Second Lieutenant Second New York Militia.
John L. Neyn, Second Lieutenant twenty eighth Penn.
r. A. Parker, Second Lieutenant, California regiment.
T. =. schencr Second Lieutenant, Sixth Ohio.
Chas. Gilman, Second licutena ant. Sixth Ohio
$. X. kittridge second Lieutenant Fourth Maine
John L. Waller Second Lieutenant, rhrd Kentucky
Fred Mosback, second Lieutenant, Seventh New York.
James Farrun, Second Lieutenant First Kentucky.
John Msyes, second Lieutenant. 1hird Now York
Jas Cannon See nd Lieutenant sixty ninth N y. >. II.
John Mct'regor, Surgeon, Third Connecticut.
Lyman H. stone, surgeon United states Army.
G. q. Gray, Assistant surgeon, United states Amy.
A. A. e. Williams, Assistant Surgeon, fis y. Y. srty.
Hiram EDDY Chaplain, Second Connecticut
Geo. W. Dodge, Chaplain, Eleventh Nov York.
John g. Gresg, t-ic reph operator, Iookers division
John g. Garyn, Captain United States transport Union,
and the mates aad engineers OF same vesscls.
uNliED -of-wAR wtCnusEn.
Charles II. Baker Chief Lngineer United states Navy.
Lewis. Stockwoil, PaJ master, USited states Navy.