New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24

kro, s,r no mnn oan leave United States camp as
slave" lie saw bis dilemma and returned home ?
,sIser II not satisfied man. His slave has not YET
to light and Is not in the service Of tho 'oTern
ment 80 80 ,,.~
thoir slave and children in pet, because tney
have lost their aebodied slaves saying to them tnat
ssy H rot maintain them aty loH8r figure Oi sPeeen
fer The maintenance Of the master by the slNe: ihcy
have made their way in large numbers to ms eiiy' a
have gone hencc to where they cant be rcanesa
cry again the caprice Of their former owners como
Of ifese disloyalists finding they had Deen io,io,
ciItao hnye given out that Gen. Bney was anuus.ns
tier slave women and children. IN oIueI 20 u,iiE
odium upon him. but they have been oxpoeea IN 'Dei
tricks. 4, .
There will probably be no dram In Maryland, tho
quota being filed 10y ooloied volunteers mon
holders are beginning TO look with hugo iatot upon
coIorcd soldiers in our State THIS movement Is bring
ing everybody 10 Emancipation OF raihcI 'he s.v, a.
shmeh OF Slavery IN Maryland. The price VI ianus "a
beginning TO feel the stimulus o tie piospec' u n''
labor already. even on tie Eastern Shore. .v.
A colored slave woman recently got out OF = 'M.e nv
pen on Green street extended. somewhere IN INA.
Quarter of the city. by agreeing to serve man. VINO VINO
waited ley as cook. and " ho peid her laI ices. no
las reported 10 the military authorities, that tns ho
rihe pen is crowded with slaves who are IN stare Vi
great suffering fer want Of the most ordinary conore
that during the recent cold weather there Was no he 10
yn,m their bare feet and haiclad hmrs III Is Durn'
ing shame that such hes should be suffered In the ooso
Of civilized and christian community. but the law OF
SLAYER is inexorate aud the domestic authorities are
sti too much dread OF the Shareholders tyranny to
ulQ on. SCino way hDdllnB tHls c'ii iAc
power should promptly put on end to this cruel practice
of puuishing men. women and children merely because
they aye slaves by confinement in these private save
pens or even in the public jais. Judge Bond might
clear the latter I'LL out Probably he viii
Our colored people have a very excellent twice a,
month paper here. called The Lycssm CbserCe, edited
by throc colored men. Mcssrs. Jordon. Brown, and
Chase Its conduct does them grca; credit indeed II
has reach its tenth number and is sale in New
York by Mr.. John l.. JohssoTa. No. 2JS West Fif
eerth street The last number had al article dcscrb
ing the departure Of tho 4th Colored u. = Regimen.
from this CITY which would have graced tie columns OF
The TRIBUNE. and also song hy Miss Brown. a
daughter Of ore Of the editors beginning Onward to
the battlefield" not a whit behind similar eiusons
from white peas So you tia! Baltimore colored
pcople are not standing still Let them be but true to
themselves everywhere. and they VIII live down their
dctrnctors and oIpres sors In tie neat ten years.
4 marked incident occurred ~ Camp BIney last
week In the work Of breaking down ProS!aIery and
ucgro.plobia Ireiudiccs young white Anti slavery
sur yeoil ordered TO report 10 tie IN Coored Eh
inent Whose chief surgeon IA the celebrated Dr. Ad.
rus;a colorod rnas lie did as ordered. and enter "a
AZ once upon his duiieschecrully and heartily for lie
had accepted beforehand his black brother AS fellow
citizen entitled 10 AL the rights which lie vas entitled
10 II vas a surprise 70 him. for lie did no, know who
was TO be bis superior officer. but like good and rue
soldier he obey his orders witt aacrty that should
se many of his brolher surgeons elsewhere lesson oi
military subordnsiion. Dr.. Augusta Is no: only enti
tlcd 10 obedience in a military capaOy but VII con-
mand is from any other assistant sLrcoa In tho Army
whether y lte black. for the Board that passed him
prvIcunced him II master Of his profession