New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
Voorhees, ATTACK on GEN. BANKS.

transportation 10 negroes which bs refused to sick
and wounded soldiers grows out Of the following
facts, and has no other foundation whatsoever:
General Banks, while with the rear guard on the
march between Martinsburg and Williamsport. no.
tced among those Fastening forward toward the Po-
tofnac three black women and little girl seven
years DID, who appeared scarcely able to move.
lie humanoly asked how far they had been walk.
ing. They said, from Winchester, twenty-five
miles, Taking compassion upon the child, he re-
quested cannonier to let her ride upon bis casson
not comfortable place for sick or wounded man,
which he did.
If the Voorhees, aud Vallandighsm party wish TO
make capital against a Republican General, out Of
this humane act, they IRE welcome.
THE EMANCIPATION BILL.
The House, by vote Of 50 to 81, PACED Mr.
Porters substitute for the Emancipation bill rejected
two or three weeks ago.
There were several Republican absentees, but We
believe every Republican present who voted for q
reconsideration, with the exception Of Mr.. Delapo Of
Massachusetts supported the substitute, 10 introduce
which the reconsideration was had.
4 large number of Democrats and Conservative
Slavery men were moi in their seats. Messrs. De-
lsno, Owen, Granger, Harrison Horton, Kellogg Of
Illinois, and The Rhode Island members voted No.
Mr.. Fisher of Delaware, alone of the Border Safe
members, voted Yeas but several did not vote at ALL
The gratifying majority by which the bill WAS
passed gives ground for hope that it viii 60 through
The Senate Only one slight amendment was made,
THE SLAUGHTER OF UNION MEN.
Naval Officer who les for several months be-
lonGed TO the squadron lying off Elizabeth CITY.
y. u, says that he has frequently noticed bodies
which he supposed to be those of Union men, float
Ing by MS vessel down the Pasquotauk River; not
few Of them, horrible 70 say were headiess.
THE CONFERENCE on THE TAX BILL.
Il is understood that the Conference COMMITTEE ON
the Tax bill report in favor of exemp,ng from tax.
alton reciitied liquors and stock On hand.
PETITION FOR EMANCIPATION.
deputalion Of the religious society of Progrcs-
sive Friends Of Iennsy lyana arrived this evening,
beGgmg memorial 10 be presented TO The President,
urging him to proclaim the freedom 81 all The slaves
as the only way OF putting down the Rebellion,
THE UNITARIAN CHURCH.
Tie Rev. VIM. II. Charming Will preach In the
Senate Chamber while the church Unitarian is il
use SIS IN hospital
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. BANKS.
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. BiNkS. 49,
Gen. BANKS, WHO has been here for the las; thirty
SIX hour, returned to his command tonight.
THE CASE or SURGEON HAYS.
d.. HAYS, the surgeon summsriy dismissed from
tie service, by Secretary Stanton publishes card
in his own defense, in this mornings RepHbiieaA,
from which it would appear that he volunteered to
bring tie wounded here, from Front Royal where
Il hat
he tcleeraphed the Surgeon-Gcnclal that
the train was coming, and sought vainly ior hours
to find him; and thar he did not 20 o. bed ill 1
O'Clock in he morning at which hour ciizcns Were
providing for t4e comfort OF Tie soldiers in bis
charge.
PROMOTION.
Col. +. y. Kirk, 3ith Illinois, has been nominated
as Bdgadier-General
PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS ~ CALIFORNIA.
Tie General Land Office has received plsts OF
survey for The following confirmed private claims ia
California
sen forcrzo-2I,238 sei0O ecres-Felicsns sooofsno.
Hancut-3lO.s ,a-ioJ crcs-I. G0ylii.nde a.
Frtra NLua-so fg o. acTos-Nathsu Coombs
/ San sim on. to5 6l-n- acTes-J. NJ. COME
Csa.dA o. Pl.-lt7l ioO1 lcrefJ J. De BoInal 81 al
San tusust,-f $50 -g-in0 GcIes-l. i Majors
s',ao 90 sas Ros--la 30 3loo a,gelosg yiu Garlic.
OFFICERS A3,FNT WITHOUT CAUSE.
ILI iG.At IaLl'NA " fuN'Ir eNhNht lINhA iA't
REGIMENT. g. ithoat sufficient cause is REGARDED g. 20
serious an evil a. to demand ar immediate coiiec-
ton and accordingly orders Lave been Issued for th.s
purpose.
? PROPLRTi CAPTtR REQ b. INF ARMY.
All piopery captured by The army, or seized by
sly Pioyos-Marslal. or taken mp aS;ray. or taken
from soldiers marching in the enemy country, in
required 20 BE turned tie chiefs Of The staff of
lie departments 10 which Ga properly would ap-
pertain, on da'y with The roops to be accounted for
by them ss captured property, and ed for tae pub
D, service, unless claimed by tie commanding officer
90 De returned.
GENERAL JiVilSON.
Gen. Jameson, injured at Fair Gals. Las arrived
in Washington.
DEATH or GIN. PALMER.
Gen. VIM. i. Palmer Of the Typographical l.uoi-
neers, who was brought hitler yesterday, sca with
typhoid Fever, died to-day.
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
/ The Senate, in Executive session, confirmed the
following appointments: 4. Cameron Hunt o. Col.-
RADIO, Marshal for that Territory; Allan FLANDERS Of
California, Register Of the Lend Office az Iiuhot':
r. c. Morgan OF New-York and r. l.. CIdHer Of
Ohio Assistant Quarteruastcrs Of Volunteer.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Lieut. Reed Worden has been ordered 20 report 70
Can't Pearson for the command Of Tie ,luboat
Conerno1eh. Lieut.. X. W. Meade, IT,, aud Acting
Master }. W. St,pleiord ordered 20 that vessel.
Acting Assistant Paymaser Francis +. Newton in
ordered 20 the u. S. chip ino.
MEDICAL EXAMINATION At WEST r0iNr.
A Medical Board was ordered 10 assemble al We-i
Point on the 18th inst 10 examine into the physical