New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

Ike 20 IL II were thoroughly tuhugsted and brou 1T
to its The lid ives are very sorry lie k'd
| Car" have gene away, Tor they urde y risbt
,u,eTt" OF money Ont Of them, AID DO woid.r i"r
thew cold Nil at - cents per gtlnn, an1 all DINER
articles accordingly. lie nnt.ves do not nov and
never have been a lc 10 understand how Il Is 10 Il
host all our inen read and WI., wi lie 'uly 80 lew
Of them can. tell them krow--the Zouaves and
all The rest If Our uen are from Free States, Will
thy are in slave S,ate bun the poor creatures re
blind to the fact; ttey hear II menlloied WIN
strat ge Indifference.
/ The black uarile of Slavery is around ibis coun-
try. Slavery beIights tie REQ, IL wae..s auo deso
liies The rich sol ard breeds noting ut r'tietnes
; aud run ,vrrywLere. An Old clergyman (the Kew.
A, Twine who has resided b. re for mauy years as
preacher among the Ieople, says " Thai so far Ss
lie i. couceIned lie Knows slavery 10 be AT tie root
Of all our Jreseut cvils; aud bot OILY 70, but ne
knows ia he the root Of all the prevailing evils
by hiob the Of the South has been backward
and downward" Many NJ hone III the N"rih ny.
pear 10 he utterly blDd and Ceaf to the iOrce Of sue
testimony. Ire cont Vance Of TIE ebelliop, AID
lie increase Of testimony against Slavery will, III
the mines OF tie soldiers and, trnst, Tie people too,
rouse them to a proper comprehension OF the TACT
Which the old minister has uttered.
/ With the troolt yesterday went nearly ell the
c0tratands," although hot in the same direction.
The poor oresture8 were marched ont OF camp IN
grea, hate. II ey formed a long but ellncboly
procession. As tLey moved along fathers carrying
sometimes one two, and three little children on iher
arms together with huge pscks OF bedding or FUR
nilure on both their heads and back AID no'hers
equally loaded, no eight could be mere rad. IheIe
they moved, willing, anxious sad Each face was
picture OF deep emotion AID concern. lhty ulh
not know whether they were going Ia fai! into the
same scale with some whom Gov Stably has already
restored to their cruel tuskuaers, or whether they
were going TO he Transported TO q fouign lnid.
They moved along briskly, yet not knowing
whittier they were going. must Confess
ttat the hardness Of heart some ar To eHticise
toward ills poor race finds la me lss and lees ~ NJ
lathy the nip.e | se- # them. icy are gone to
Newbern, but for what purpo.e will coon i"form
son. only trust they will fnd ;here nan whose
Iolicy toward them Lac been rs wise and humane US
that Of Col. Haw kins here Here they had alIea0y
nauCurated the appliances oi clviizailun hnd re-
! ligi,Ii. Nearly every man, womaD, aud chic had
a speIba -boOk, while gooi and intelligent q An
had been ., leoied by Rev. Mr. Conway, ChaI ain 81
,be Zouavee. and prop RS auiho'iz-d TO preach 10
them. BY this Arrangement Baptist church, named
by them the Church in tie Wllderne,s,' hid al
ready been orgauiZed, into whose fellowship DIR.
: Conway was about TO baptizo twenty den aud
thirty women when the poor lilsaIns we're order, q
away. -
burnside reported on the James River. The troops
VITO lit here have gone 10 join hm. Company +,
Of the ZoGaver, are tetat Plymouth \. C., oreaniz-
in md d.1ng the North Carolina Battalion. Cay
tam Iann'el j. dong excellent service Tor the
country in that neil OurhoOd The North Caro i
Iiaus WHO eist IN lie army Of the Union, eager and
resdy 10 fuit under he oli flag, reported TO be
/ ia cor.idcrablc rumbers. They have proved them
selves en;iiely trustworthy. From al that l can
earn from officers end soldiers, the extinction OF
Slavery from the country Is regarded IA ibe natural
end to which events are bringing IT, IA vel az thtt
which they, as a general tnIng, believed to be tie
.afrtt guard against feIetilion Of civil war. when
IN o. 6 is ended The mach Of freedom IL onward.
Thank God. Let ~ take courage. c.