New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

tl;s no nj tie most of which are now full aud over
toving. We little thought that We should 30 soon
G. tho effect Of tue Presidents cal for CO., 600 tesh
men. II all Of the military departments SHARE the
,me favor, tlere must certainly he much cause for
entertaining the hope tLat this Rebellion Will soon
cease 10 exist Tlese recruits are continually drll-
ING in companies aud SQUADS " lieh are TO lie seen III
al parts Of lie city, at al hours OF The day. 1t Is
really remarkable TO see how coon they become
effective soldiers when cassed with old troops, whose
.xan1rie. they are ture 10 initiate In discipline
well 80 when tiev Gre brought into action Ii WAS
said bv AN ancient General that a regiment made w
will oIe.lslf Of Oh troops aud the otter hai with
new Ones would stand ire letter than an old resi.
mon, for the reason iLat the old membe swi regard
.rse'yes af instructors for the new ones, which
vii call cut, On q cir Part, sJperhumau eXcrtiOn,
spd cause them 90 exhibit deeCS Of valCr In act On
which hey wold not think Of doing under other
circumstances ana as tie new Iecruts know ttat
tlty mDst initiate these examples, tley Will lie
e lolpW ller ietteI-Iforue Cd associates, ia WHOM
uey bave The most implicit oooi1guce
TIE recent uprising OF patriotism throughout the
loyal safes in obedience 20 the Presidents cal 1Or
sX hundred thousand more men has glaOGoue0 every
bort in tbs department. From tie time # aic-
Cei4ns defeat, up 10 the call of tie Presidents for
more meh nothing tut universal gloom ana com eie
Dis Curac cement entered tbs ranks. IL let 10 bright
Irosl ct elea AID instead OF cEIelrg up under lie
caster ANA looking tie bright eide Is tiey should
have done, many employed the most Of the
lime IL enI ing 20 COuc)cI come plan, or COM
Y4ini, which wOaid give then g discharge from the
srIy; bat how changed re things now, how sud-
denly tie irltE O these men revive ana how brig
tie 1utl1e appeared, when tie news arrived that "a
resurrection q! patriotism had burst forth in tho
No-l, and that size would Immediately send STA hun
sec thousand alr Of strong arms to the asslstauc,
Ot OuT much iatigued tina exhausted Grfis amy
vLIc1 lad 70 brayey b.tt.ed against such over
g eIu!ug OdOs ever since The Rebellion broke out
1Lls surduce that tLeTe WlI lie no lack OF men
hertsiteI has had most wonderful elect upon the
brave ceteuoeTs Of the old flag in this department.
whose feelings doubtless shared by tie soldier.
In every Gel atjileut Ol tie army.
ihe amer III which the loyal States are re-
spending 10 the Presidents ell is having most
OBSCURE inC en,ot uICn the dlsunion party and Its
papers IA tbs state The significant article on this
-Jed winch recently SqpedTed III / he Rqieig.
u. g. JoUHoi, The ieadiug er.au OF reason Is
only Ialr nd'N oil TIE great letting down, which liz
coon 10 take place. lis EXceileucy. Gov. S.uiv
vii leave here N few DAYS Tor Washiu ton.
y. c. to which Pace be will be tie b, Sror OF in
tiIeehce OF lie most important character, which
VII gladden. TIE ntart % The President and also The
h6Lits OF hls constitutional aQyls aTs 10 whom the
matter vii Ue exclusively Coz nued, as II wouli not
serve tie cause 10 give ~ "a clty 40 this time.
He ENCelSlcy Lss been lu-iiy employed uirht and
day for tie past several weeks in carving ont the
instructions received from " ashiugtou and 10 the
parent tuat lie bias been cmiLtut.y successful IN 4
every aruCGiar, which VIII disclose the Iact when
made public, that Gov Siauly j. gifted with rare
executive abilities. Tue unju st and wicked az. (
sGuits 70 Which he Las been tubected through the
press, ale CIue! aud iese as tlty are unjust 10
'ht repeated charges tia, his EXcell,ny hAs and
continually returning slaves 10 q cir matters ana
hat he l. placing obstacles n the military channel
"a tLIs Department Il also equally untrue. Gov /
SaIly Das Invariably aibW cred those slayelotIers
a l.sN 20 q Ifl.l hon L.
pON erless 90 act the premises, that TIE Re
seilOn hud driven tie tinted States marsras and
~ ser IRON their places. tine leaving the Fugitive
Aeye iaN dead tttF on the statute book 80 iar o.
tie KeDelIlOUs states were concerned, and that Lo
lave could be tegaiiy restored 10 his owner under
Tie existing CIIcuUlstaic c..
Al any slave has been forced return 10 hi. master
slce lie arrival Of GOV. Stally, 1t hss been done
wiLOli bis knowledge OF consent. IL il Il iact, .
b,weveF. that many slaves since the par,ure q
ID. COyer, have suffered much a d uumi err have
eld iol tbe want OF proper tre-i meIt wiie no few
lave voluntarily returned 10 tier Iasler 1ce, iIg
lE- tie / dnktcs' were not az good IIieA1l 10 .
thar race a. they Lad been reYresestd 10 be- Thin
K 10 fault Of GeH. Foster The generous ard abb .
uIltagy commander OF ths department, the Kind.
Lt.eteQ Gov. S,Gnly, VINO Lay. gwen these ui.- .
foruusts beings all tie attention IN ,-eir Iower
II, duties Of Tics" gentlemen are arC1Ous ais .
uLuerour, and wien divided equally among O. e liz
luIrT&Dle calls OF the day bGt very lille remains
iortle cOore1 FAMILY, aLd % Ilas te expected TIA.
b. s. . u.
CpFer, who really takes al lnie;es, IA The wo.A,
uudi suffering must follow:
lie fruits 81 DR.. COlyers AbOrs realized during
tie Ilef IelOd that ht remained hcre visible
even hand. You cannot 70 by negro home with
out eeug come yoatg member OF tie i4mIly en.eay-
ouLi 20 tedct tie rftf. IN this respect Dr. C"ytrs
" luS.olarv example, have i8Illy bCwltchcd the
eu IL eolor,d population ia tbs Department. AL Oi
this, ass oul the IL ant 10 tle oco. enfI ~, 10
be cen 80 an hour. Of the day ana NJ 30, bIrl.y
engaged IN learning how 70 rena ana wiite, and j.
uahJ Instance tLe most Tem"rAatIe pToglcss has
ben lade ana that too without TIE ala Of an iu-
.'IGco. Al some cases. On uy way ~ dIgner H.
day witnessed q scene which lH not al gniegGe
one tre IL We a ittle bIi.ntey ed Muiatto gir o.
conceive or six snmmeIt, endeavonng to teach the
letter 10 group Of W-Nc comp"aiohs oi lie same
E4e whose IoveIty excludes Them from school, winch
isuctl f.ee Institution, IT lnust he .emeInbcrcd ~
tie Sae Sates.
Wer DR.. Coilyer located in every military &C.
p4ruaf T. cather these unfortunate beings lbofh
bac6s.d Whi.cl about hin, AZ fast az tie aTIulcs
Ioysred, and give them instructions IN the trt 81
re9dy 8nd writing. fcar he Institution 81 slavery
woulee slightly pared, though al tie tlav' r or
rome { q eui shOu be returned 10 tLels masters
tlerLe wa wE.Ie they might mn,ie with tbs
"w1it tfaei,' Which would DO al lucenDIiry ee-
neat b. .. after leaning low % read and "iEe. .
30 yCuean rec tie dsneer OF ttere " lucendiMy
Wslrco.s." were hey put IN practice elsewhere.
A. .Ce O; tac alarming nlrclIei WOIuced by ihese
t8dIl..s c.a be- obtained wien the lnct n nude
kL0Hn..at .i TOOK Dr. COliyer only lew weeks 10
educate eevegal thousands Of these slavcs, winch /
togpiety units them Tor the Gatle- tLey have been
acculi led 70 perform heretofore. III j. ceItaitiy
Ettei Us 70 he slavshOlders, especially to those
who wee anxious to ever their connection rom me
Gu I9iu. We're Tie amount figured up IA dollan, I
u "clicnourt 10 q lots OF nllIons. Really, M. 4
'o.yei,@tD Was supposed % have been iiOnptu
70 en az 70 his mission purely out Of IN ilhtfolnc