New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09
The Reputation Of Gov. Stanly's Action.
TIE OPENING OF THE MISSISSIPPI
lnE WORK PERFORMED BIZ THE NAVY
LORD LYONS GOING TO ENGLAND.
The Reported Loyalty in North Carolina


this correspondence, thas the President has in Tn
official letter through the Secretary of War to Gov
Stanly, disapproved Of his closing the schools ut
Newborn under the alleged authority Of bis commits.
sion rs Military Governor of North Carolina. His
duties the President regards of an entirely differ.
ent character.
He has nothing to do with opening or closing
schools. The President also holds that the Fugitive
Slave law is to be executed through the Courts
alone, and not by Military Governors any more than
by other military officers These facts are positive.
THE IMPRISONMENT OF SOLDIERS.
The President is examining into the cases Of the
soldiers imprisoned in the penteutiary here under
tho sentences Of general courts-marta. and has ~
ready granted several pardons.
LABOR OF BLACKS.
The demand for tho labor Of colored people is 20
grea. tba, sixty fugitive blacks were hired out on
Saturday. Many women and children, who it is
charged, are supported by the Government, are re-
ceiyDg ratons ON. of the earnings Of msle members
Of their families, who are laboring for the Govern
ment.
TIE OPENING OF THE MISSISSIPPI
Western men here greatly rejoice over the authen-
tic that the Mississippi has been opened by our
guuboats, Memphis having fallen aud the Rebel fleet
having been destroyed. Thus has the Navy Depart
ment not only sealed 5000 miles of coast TO for.
eign commerce, opened all our great rivers,
reduced the Rebel navy to one little vessel
on the Mississippi, -oon to be, if not already,
destroyed, to five boats in Mobile harbor, the Nash
vile, afraid to venture away from Nassau, aud the
Sumter, abandoned at Gbialter, but has also done
much work in the reduction Of hsrbor and river
Notifications, and has on many occasions covered and
protected land foses engaged in important move
| ments.
EFFICIENT SERVICE BY ROBERT SNAIL.
Robert Small the loyal South Carolinian, and The
STEAMER Planter his prize, sire deing good service TO
the navy in its advance by way OF Stono Inlet to
Charleston Flag-oifcer Dupont recognizes the u.s.
fulness Of both in his official Dispatches
THE COMMANDER OF TIE RAM FLEET on THE
| MISSISSIPPI.
| Col. El!et. in command Of the Ram Flee, at Men,
pills, is the Charles ID. Eet, Civil Engineer. whose
pamphlets criticiaing Gen. Mcclellan and urging
| the construction Of the steam rams and iron-clad
vessels some time ago gained him considerable
notorie,y.
| LORD LYONS GOING To ENGLAND.
Lord Lyons embarks for Ensand in the Persia.
His leave Of absence extends for ninety days. This
vi.if at THE si.-~, u rrr-~i>A ssi~sst equally
important and noteworthy with that Of d. Msrcsir
to Richmond. Mr.. Seward, the First Secretary of
Legation, will be charged with the duties and
responsibilities OF the Embassy during Lord Lyonss
Absence.
| THE LOYALTY or NORTH CAROLINA.
Intelligence, official all unofficial, from North Car
DINA does not confirm the reports Of those writers
whose letters have led to a widespread belief that
tte State is upon the poin, OF returning TO her loyal
ty. Gen. Burnside is far from desiring ha, any poT.
ton of bis forces naval or military, should be with
drawn
| THE sLAyE-TR,DE--TRIENDLY INTERVIEW.
| Lord Lyons called ri the State Department
Yesterday on the occasion Of the arrival OF the
British ratification Of the new treaty in regard to the
AM an sayerade, and by direction of bis Govern
ment expressed their sense of the service rendered
by Mr. s. ward TO both countries and 10 the o.
hum nity, by his agency in that transaction
GEN. BUFFERS ACTION IN NEW-oRIEaSs.
Friendly consultations have taken place between
the Secretary OF State and the members Of the
Foreign Legations here concerning the dificulties
which occurred between Major-Gen. Butler and the
Foreign Consuls in New-Ofleans on bis taking
military possession Of the city. Tue fact is ascer-
tanned that il has been made the subject Of an
amioable correspondence between the Secretary of
State and Mr.. Van Lmberg, the Minister from the
Netherlands and thai the Hon. Reverdy johnson
will proceed TO New-Orlcans Ne q Commissioner OF
the State Department. for the purpose Of taking the
necessary proofs for final consideration.
REPORTS FROM EUROPE.
All the reports from Europe are highly ,s,isiac.
tory.
PROMOTED.
Acting Master Samuel Howard OF Rhode Island
of the United States bark Amanda, who volunteered
lis services ON board the Monitor, during her en-
gagement with the MerFimac, was yesterday pro-
noted to be an Acting Volunteer Lieutenant.
NAVAL ORDER.
Acting Lieutenant T.. Brodhead has beer ordered
to the receiving ship a, Philadelphia.
TIE CAPTURE OF sTONO.
Dsnatches from Flag Officer Dupont state TIA,
the gunboaty have possession Of Stone, near Charos-
ton The capture was made In consequence of infor-
nation received from Robert Small
CAPTURE OF PRIZES.
Letters from the Calf announce the capture Of the
schooner Newcastle by the brig Bainbridge, ard the
schooner Jane by the steamer X. X. Cuyler.
RELIEF FOR THE SICK AND WOUNDED.
A Commission, consisting OF the leading physicians
of Pittsburgh, Pa, namely, DIS. Dixon, Cohcy, Me-
Candlass, aud Hamilton, tent by the Sanitary Asso-
citation Of that city to aid in mnisteIng to the wants
a III IL b. el I'd