New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
PROM MARYLAND.
The Rniistmcnt Of Colored Volunteer
The Emancipation Cnnvass-scenes nt
the C---P o. s1e Sth Cois'ss = -''k"nen'
-Maryinnd's Quota Filled by Coiored
Vo.unfcers-Horrorse Of n Slave Pen.

Correspondence Of The ~ I. Tribune.
BAL1DioRR Oct. ~. 1858
Yesterday morning two full companies of the
7th Regiment Of colored troops. with coored band ci
Is musicians passed within square Of my residence,
on their way TO embark for TayoIs Island in the Chez
speske Bay near Cambridge in Dorchester County, to
prepare camp FOR their regiment the res. Of Which
wiz }oin them in day or two. This regiment now
Numbers $50 men, but II will soon DO recruited 70 ia
maximum. 1000.
You have seen by the papers that the President who
suspended the enlistment Of eoorcd volunteers Ia Mary
land some weeks ago. st the instance Of OK Gov
Hicks who represented state 81 affairs In relation "a
this matter that had foundation in fact has reyoked
his order OF suspension. and permitted Col BTney to
on In his work Of raising fo Of coiored soldiers
In Maryland under previous Instructions which were
and which are TO accept all ab.ebodied colored
whether FREE or slave and enlist them fr the war and
70 Issue 10 the loyal Of Slaves WHO may be
listed proving themselves 10 be such certificate en-
gazing the Government 20 pay them SO for every such
slave. provided tie mesier viii grant him deed Of
sion the moment 1t DC done by the laws Of
Maryland. Disloyal will receive nothing for any
slaves Of fhe.rs Who may enlist.
Col Brney. who. by the by. Il now BTigadcr
General will by transferring his operations into tie
slave counties complete his brigade with great rapdy
and at tie time convert the hostile slavehOdefs
into friends Of the Government IN spite of Themselves.
II all fh4.ciOyA uttpc-L tLtt any Union
STAKEHOLDER has made any objection complaint about
the enlistment Of his sla.es None but dsloya slave
holders have ooinpeiacd, aid ez-Goycrnor Hicks. by
coBsenting to lend himsef be the vehicle Of their
complaints h0s fixed his status with the Government
forever. His iitereesion In behalf of Of the Wick
ers the eastern shore III considered inexcusabe
because % Nickerss known hostility 10 the Govern.
meDt. He might rs vel have appeared on behalf Of
Edward Lloyd. who has contributed 81 able bodied
slaves 10 tho Army Of the United States. notwitstand
ing his fierce ennity 10 the Union The appearance Of
Gea Brney In Charlcs st. Marys ard the other
ties OF the PatuxeDt and Potomac pocket viii rapidly
rsrsform thOse seats Of Secession into loyal region
There IL 10 be grand Emancipation meeting at Cam.
bridge tomorrow, at which HC1ry Winter Davis is to
speak Tho brass band 81 the ith Colofed Regiment,
numbering fifteen. will mako tie Star Spenged Banner
iesoand In the 81 he listening multitude. Judge
Kelly Of Philadelphia Is to speak at Lkion next Thurs
day. The news from tr.slelds district n gratifying
Cresweu ID gaining him IN every quarter ard the
prospect now is that every eastern shore county will
return Emancipationists TO the Legislature.
Interesting scenes occur daily at the camp Of tie 7th
Colored. note some Of them:
Some days ago Philadelphia lady who married near
Eas,on In Talbot County, lost two Of her slaves, and
to Gen Brney u get certificates for them. While
that they should have left good and happy home AZ
hers was. They wore nearly naked when they vouD.
teered. "wLaf message shan / carry over 10 your
sns asked OF her s Ss and thew
were with msr lie other said; "Ten them hayo
found resting place at last. where am free man
you e1esmed ed tho ay In pct st'" Jst % te them oil
70, and et them come and they will not be slow In tax
Ing you q your woId. said of tho new freedmen
soldiers
Recently master appeared at the lines and wanted
10 20 into camp. coorcd picket gently stopped him.
He wss tho slaye whom he did not know ut
drst snch change had military clothes made in bis ap
pearance. mot let me pass your Old masterT NO
no indecd--ris against the rues"staInmered out the
picket, who suffered very much. Tho master grew
,ngry. The picket firm, and brought bis gun to
,ksrgs with the quiet remarks Is. tis. tis my turn
turn now, sirT
AaOther man brought his slave TO enlist Tic was re
soted because be Yves not able-bodied They both
urncd 70 leave the camp. Tho master on leaving the
4r.y said In reply " TIE inquiry sas maslsg; fga