New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04
Gov. SANKEY'S chool-AbOlishing Order
IT IS REpUDIATED By GOVERNMENT
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, June 3. 1852.


fought on the Chickabomny, went up to White
House where they found that two trains had arrived
with 900 wounded men from the scene of the con-
fict aud 900 more were expected from the battle
field. Among them were the following belonging to
tie Massachusetts, 10Th:
Col Henry S. Briggs tGov Briggs sony wounded In both
CAPT. Smart ard Day. killed
both thighs ard slight wounds in top Of hi, head
A Roberts Wiley, and BROOKS, Prvste' Capt snnMt' Co.
hsasen A. H.ssin. wounded.
Josiah Sherman. wounded
John Atwood, wounded.
Sydney Estis. wounded.
4. X. Howes. Co. G. slightly In the head.
n H. CLARK, Co. H.
There were many wounded who could not be
moved, and had been left on TIE field. The general
report was that at all points, except where Casey
Division was engaged, the enemy was driven back.
There however our advance met with serious
opposition and one member was informed that the
dead body of bis friend was two miles beyond our
Ines At 4 o'clock on Sunday. afternoon, Gen. Nc
Clellaa made speech to Gen. Casey's Division, in
which be told them, that if they would do as the
other divisions doing and drive back the enemy,
he Rebel army would be bagged in six hours
1T to be said in justification of this Division,
and were led into an ambuscade by rashly pursuing
an enemy through a field with woods on each side,
from which deadly FIRE greeted them.
On Monday both armies were engaged IN buryiDg
the dead.
THE EMANCIPATION BILL.
The vote on the motion TO reconsider the rejection
of the Emancipation Bill by the House, will be very
close tomorrow. In Messrs. Allen and Stiles the
new members from Illinois and Pennsylv and
Col. Fouke who made bis appearance on the street
today, tho Conserve Slavery party have three
recruits.
II is hoped that they viii be eounterbalanced by
Republicans who have the errors Of their ays.
The TAX BILL.
The Senate to-day passed those amendments 10
the Tax bill to which objection was made reserv-
lag the controvered for further consideration.
AT the adjournment the proposed tax on cotton was
under discussion.
GEN SsXTON RELIEVED By GEN. SiGEL.
Gen. Saxton has arrived here, having been relieved
Of his command at Harpers Ferry by Gen. Sigel.
With 1000 raw troops he kept the Rebel army
which had driven Gen. Banks out Of the valley at
bay and with his artillery planted On Bolivar and
the Maryland flights repulsed their attacks several
times, aud saved the railroad bridge and the depot
of stores 1t is believed that jackson had not less
than 90 900 men there, while not more than 800 went
TO Msrtilsburg.
They were commanded by Gems. Jackson, Ewell
Taylor, Trimble. and Winder. and consisted Of
Louisiana, Mississippi Gtorga, and Virginia troops,
The bes, from each State in the Rebel army. Fifty
pieces of artillery were counted passing through
Chsrlestown. When Jackson saw that be was
foled in his attempt to into Maryland he fairly
cried. according TO the report Of deserter
ARRIVAL OF MAJOR DWIGHT.
Major Dwight of the I'd Massachusetts, who was
taken prisoner near Winchester while caring for q
wounded private Of his regiment, and was psroled
BY Jackson. arrived here tonight with dispatches
from Gen. Banks. He says that the stories about
the b.rbsr;ty Of the Rebels toward our sick and
wounded OF Winchester are to bis knowledge, I'M
founded. There war firing from the windows OF the
town however, at the reiTeating soldiers, aud hot
water was thrown upon them.
JACKsON's FORCE-OUR RETREAT.
Jacksons force, il is supposed, was not far from
10000 strong while Gen. Banks had but 8, 800 in the
feld The Second Massachusetts guarded the rear
and fought during the march from Newtown to
Winchester. which lasted from dark on Saturday
evening till o'clock on Sunday morning and at
dawn formed on the ridge near Winchester, and
kept the enemy at bay three hours and BALI killing
very many more than they lost, and driving the
srtiIlerymen from their guns. One Colonel admitted
the oes Of eight Geld and line officers in his reg-
Inept. One thousand men are believed TO have been
taken prisoners 81 Front Royal, Winchester and
Strast0rg.
GOV. sTANLEY's ACTION.
The Rev. Dr. Tying Of New-York, and Stephen
Caldwell Of Philadelphia, representing the Freed
mens Associations Of those cities waited upon Sec.
rotary Stanton this morning. in company with Sena-
tor sumner, toinqure into the authority under which
Gov. Stanley issued bis order closing the colored
schools in North Carolina. These gentlemen had
oaeis advices that this had been done from Vincent
TsAyer, who was teaching 800 loyal blacks, when
'' wosr was issued. Secretary Stanton showed
~ A' Instructions TO Gov. Stanley, which contain
nv "O'a directing him 10 enforce the local laws Of
80. ri. Nor do they in any other way su.
'"oi'Ae niin 70 issue the order in question.
o0'''",' ''an''h also said that he would not re.
mann '"o "ou, I" member Of an administration which
sancuoheu sueo proceedings that Of Gov. Stanley
snd reaa MS visitors tue letter which bs had
Just written that functlonary after cop,u,sso, With
the President, IN which he was direc,sa % -.
the obnoxious order, and 70 allow the ,cb,,,. 90 ~
Oh as heretofore. The Commissions and n.,,,'a,,1.
o Governors Stanley and Andy johnson 49,
DAY sent il to the Senate in response TO Senate, g.
ner's resolution Of inquiry.
The Commissions simply constitute them Mil;,srv
Governors Of their respective States TO keen III.
peace and maintain the National power. Their in.