The national Republican., 1862-06-05
rxs HREuDuf Axp Gov STANLEY.

III H1HSlD11 Anp GOV. sfANLIY.
Wspresent Wit great pleasure, 10 our Con-
gres1lsnai report D. Prssldsnt's letter oi In
strust1Dn 70 - ~ NilItasy oovsfsor efNs01
C1o,Ina, wkleA sssws thsl .Nr. Lincoln b -
accos4 4tabls lbr u infans1s o. Of SlsnlS
Ths hssidsa lsfs sysrysleag tSthe Goy4 A.
Sold Ndiscrstlss," !" d w6bhIs bss siva e.
very decided illustration. Mr. Stanley ~
North Carolinian BY birth, and wss reared D
tbs midst q slsysy, ~ sisvshuiding psrsa6,
and he b - hostile TO freedom = cosubsraf
JEFF Davis. II is an interesting fact In ths H.
tmy u 0ovsvnm stsnisy, -thst- th0uia nav
woman ffsu who's fountain bis infant NJ lrSw
bis earliest nourihmsnt, h now m inmate d
the almshouss at New Haven, Conn.
Stanley not only oiosss The ool9sd schools,
but 90 operates win tAs rebels h rsciai&ins
fugitive slaves. He b just The man they desire;
but We hope be administration will bs brssi.
A Newbsrn correspondent Of the New York
7smes, ILLUSTRATES stanlws administrstioa By
the following statements: .....,, 4, .-.,f,rS,1
SENDING RACE TIE MAvsA ~ .tasl
ASosoaVsy VIZ 0ovVtnOk W. WossC0 " ",
large numbers Of tha residents, In and out Of
town, who congratulated him upSa the Auspi.
clous beglonipg of his administration. Anoce
others, several psrsons apptied for tha rsstora-
ton OF their fugitive property Who have ssagbtI
pIDtecVon ffon the tyranny Of The planlaiSopA
within our lines. One Nichoiss Bray, living a'
few miles from town, On the Falmouth road,
obtained an order 10 carry OF two slave vo-
men. WITH his wife, he proceeded 70 IN oAl
school building where one Of them was lyirg
sick abed. He dragged her forth. and drove
away with hsr 70 Ne plantation. Her sister, O
bright mulatto yoong woman of unusual attrac
tions, hearing Of the proceedings, was made
almost frantic, and sought asylum st the only
Elatsd ct his success, Bray drove up, sod with.
out ceremony, began search Of the premlssa
Mr. Colyer, at the time, was away. Apprised
Of bis coming, Harriet few with lightnipR
speed, and concealed herself in an out,buiidihe,
almost under the caves Of Gen. Burnide's hesd- |
quarters. Not finding the object OF bis search, |
Bray drove Of, prob ably 70 renew The search at
. more convenient season. Harriet 10 only
about seventeen Year, Of aes, and Bray asserts |
" that he has been offered fifteen hu:dred do
lars for her,"
Bray is a brother.in.law Of A. G. Eubauk,
the qusrtermaster Of tho rebel militia, lately
~ sun ptbVcs ho 10 y WSu kuOWu rcD0i wa |
mustered into The service, Il 10 said. aud oaly
escspsd taking part In the battle Of Newbern
on account Of some alleged injury /, bis back.
lie promised 70 take the oath of allegiance.
Several other orders were given for The cap
ture and taking away Of slaves from the town.
Four were reported 70 have been captured and |
carried out Of our lines yesterday. .......r
FLIGHT or THE NEGRoEs.
Frightened at this turn Of affairs, number
Of the slaves who have oongregaaed in the
town had scattered like flock Of frightened
birds. Some have taken 10 the swamps, and |
Others have conceslsd themselves 10 out ofthe- |
way places. A perfect panic prevails among
them. The greater part, who were employed
on the for,ifcatious, are % much alarmed q
the prospect Of being returned to their en-
ragged masters, and being punished, bat they
arc Of little use % lsborsss. r' 4lrdr.p uFi
II is believed that many will hud sbsir waS
70 the rebel lines, and, In Urder 10 make fficnds
With Them, will revesl importaut facts tsu,h
Ing the condition Of sffxirs in this dspartmess
The slaves exprSss tho greatest hoesor q We /
prospect Of being ssnt back to their old homes, |
and esy that they will be unmercifuily 'ca'
up" for having abscoIdsd. One Old man Of
sixty told me to day that he would rather be
pl-ced bofora cannon and blown 10 pisses than
go back. Auldiuaes say they would rather DIE.