New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

'anly remafkdOies 1e IL ioj '"O '"'f"-''''! -
ling locomotives acrOss Barren River at Bo"lrg
Green and the loss of all rolling stock this side Of
that pont. will render the through operation OF The
road impracticable for many days ye,
The whole army experiences sense Of bGnnha-
lion &; the continuation Of Morgan suces ssful fofays
We, win be very difficult TO pat stop to them 10y
,,is espture. The men he had with BIN at Gaaiin
were dressed in the cavalry hats and overeoas taken
rom the forsging par y Of Hennet'e ONO Cavalry
and thus thoroughly disguised their pssssso through
The country will he uninPeded.
II is understood thst the reserve force 'eraining
here will he uuder the command OF Cen. bagIey,
reserye artillery to The extent oi eight batteries MI
be under nis command beside one or two bfgades u
infantry and some cavalry.
NASHVILLE, March 20. 1907.
During its long encampmebt IN central hehiuosy
the army Of Gen Buell. had but little occasion to cea
practically with tie Slavery question. lis presence
produced good many runaways OF native human
cha,tels tina, sought freedom by joining the follow
ers Of the Union sodiery, and found employment Al
servants and Transfers but the loyalty Of the STATE
secured tie return of the fugitYes 10 seryiinds
heir whereabouts The number Of bona file con
trabands, viz such slaves as escaped from service
IN connection with the Rebel armies, or from die
oyal rosters in tho counties occupied by the iormes
was small. and they were easily taken care Of b.
making them useful 10 various subordinate csthci
lies so s,rong were the Pro-Slaveiy proc!iviues o.
all the division commanders that The genefai-Hi
chief V,as hardly ever lrouJled with the ease oi d
RUNWAY. tie former doing all that the mcst pune
lious United States Marshal could do under tie fu
gitye Slave Law.
Since the invasion OF Tennessee, however, Tic
irresponsible African has proved source 81 innct
or,aier yexa,ion. The slave population Of thi.
STATE, Ike that of every other section OF the South
occupied by the Union forcos Is, in pite Of is -ony
means of Information upon ,ac merits Of tue conllic
between tie Norh md South, and the s;renuou.
Efforts Of tie savcowners 20 convince It to the coI
trayy, are evidently impressed with tie erieyou'
lelusiOu that the Northern soldiers come 10 perform
be part OF IL. doiiverers and, accordingly, hundred
Of human cb1ttels have followed in the wax, Of tht
army sincc lie ertra,ce upon Tennessee soil Ia III,
immediate vicinity OF Nashville esp cialy, numerou.
sscapades have taken place, ami the daily Successor
prints have uttered frequent, though gentle complaints
uyon the subject. Encouraged by the lei-a'on'
policy of tie Ccneul-r-Chef. the sufferers from h
dissiitcton after getting over their FIRST fright sn'
shyness ~ the "iUvaders,' commenced yi,iiiut
division and brigade c. commanders viih recGnaIions
am ashamed TO sly that some Of ,hese responded
TO them with zeal and alacriiy bo.t humi'ia,ng anc
disgusting in the face Of tie lit.er hatrea bone by
these narrowing Rebels to~sr, tlie Union llocps
learn that one General even wen. lar 10 hces
regular register q sloh cOutrGbid as entered hi'
lnes. for the benefit Of those that might come 81
search of lh,m. the passage Of the l.l. prohibiting
members Of the UL,ou AMY from engaging "a tie
.dismaccfl busincss 81 sayecatcllug as low !Jilcu
the object CT tbs accommodating spri. Gen. BueI,
ani informed, has jur, issued general og.or,
excluding contrabauds from the ereilnpmeBts II LIS
army. THIS il in accosdaucs. with the precedent
established BY Ge9. I.lieek. HbsiAer t,s - he
exact Interpretation OF Tue .aw IN question ncndsd
hy ils makers leave the assembled wisdom o. .le
nation u Washington 10 decide. j AN ir'uly COZ
WINGED. however, hat notwithstanding th.s mleufi
10 ee, III OF the corrbsnd question, will be found
futile b. Gen. Buell. leioie d. army fsaole, tic
interior Of Alabama lliota Tie asyciOlie.s 60, iAAt
s,c..on ac' wiser tlan tloss - South Carolina ard
Eastern Yrsilia, ard 10 uo', b. r-lnil oil upon ,le
orYroacA o. olr foces, colqe ilor sIoc- to chin
.or tler.4elyes.
believe there II o law ia ex..ienec ia iha State
prohibiting whites, not owners, from COM eFsns with
si.yes. Imis. confess 90 80 .feguclt violation fineS
ny arrival ia Nashville To asoostaiD the O. nions
OF slaves as 20 Tie war has been matter Of psicu.
lsr interest to ne and have missed opportunity
% DO M. ] am free T. t4y Lai while ihcy have 10
,gc-elred ideas of ihe oluso and ooune Of events,
al that lad occasion 10 bear expsefs views seemed
to know fsreo''y Wei ,hat hey Themselves forned
The bone of cobtelou and tlat tie result o. tic var
vii lrect tle.r condition. On Ito other lad, j
mus. own TIA, the upslot Of tLo.r tall upon the
change hey expected was tlal hey hoped 70 be
Ike their masics,' that il, " live well and wor.
little"
HorGce Maynard delivered speech last night q.
,he Cgrrt-Ilouse, and GOV. JOhnon u aunQuDced to
aidrese the citizens OF Davidson County at Tie Court.
House on Saturday morning. | entertain no great
expectation os to tie amount Of good likely to be
d.lo by dis mode Of Union agitation. H. the Gnt
place. no Secession sentiments Of tie minority Of
tais community are ye. 70 strong and 90 army W
held By the uuslasol belief Of most in tie ultimate
bucccis OF he Rebels, ;bai loyal fpeechoe TO lien
have 10 none eiec, than talking 70 the w,lda To
act upon the presumption that Gey became ,rai.ors
unka wiDgy Is absurd. And even if hey had the
bitterness OF feeling produced by humiliation OF
defeat and subjugat@n j. 70 gio, as 10 render en.
sin dea: &c loys! reasoning. II is easy to make
speeches Lu, difficult to make people 70 prfjad.ced
a. tie Secefionisis Of Ibis vicinity aud lis to
them.
Again, am satisfied thai few loyal men f.on the
North would approve II Tie manner in which bot,
EtLerijgc aAd Maynard have endeavored to inference
The convictions Of tho surpoed Rebel portion Of ter