New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
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KILLED.
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DISGRACEFUL ASSAULT.
Corporal John Ross of the list Regiment Of col
ored troops raised in The District OF Columbis, and
now encamped on Mssons Island, opposite George
town, was ia Washington ON Tuesday recruiting
service. Willie quietly passing the Northern Lab
.rty Market he was stoned BY boys. Not desiring
70 create street riot he requested The boys to de-
sst, whereupon white nan reeuiorced them, and
attacking the corporal with very insulting language,
threatened 10 knock him down.
The CORPORAL turned sside up an alley and up
pealed to policeman No 81, John +. Parker TO pro.
tect him. The policeman iurread Of doing bis duty
pursued the negro soldier himself ana st.uc. him
with bis billy" knocked him down anG tore of
a.s ebevrons corpora straps" The soli.er, TO dc
fend himself undertook 10 draw bis pistol, but tie
crowd were too strong for him.
They wrerched bis pistol from him, took hir
papers of enlistment ami all other insignia OF tie
service abous Lis person, with the exception Of a
single slip which stood him IN good stead when tire
case came up in Court, where he was taken by the
policemsu who entered a complaint ngsiuss him foI
disturbance Of the peace.
Here, Col. Hammond commanding q white regi-
usnt who witnessed the whole Transaction, told the
Justice that Corporal Ross was subject to Martial
Law, and that only, being soldier IN the service
Of the United States and that if tho Ju.iice under
took TO take cognizauce OF the suit, he. himself,
would deliver him from bis bands If il took bis whole
regiment to do it. The Magistrate thereupon sent
Corp. Ross 10 the central guard-house.
The facts were laid before Gen. Ms'tiHdAe, who
,,iar.a Can't. Merritt Of Mass scnuseIts 10 try the
case. declaring omphaical.y that justice should be
done TO all men, white or black wltuin his Jorisdic-
,iop. The policeman by this time having got wind
Of the turn Affairs were taking, took no more steps
10 prosecute the CORPORAL Ross was sent back
70 mis- regiment With orders 10 appear TO prosecute
tho policeman tomorrow moraing, at 10 O'clock, be
bsypg been taken into custody.
Another occurrence that happened to-day iius-
trates the civilization Of this part of the world.
Lieut.. Dennisou, con OF EA-Goyernor Deunison, OF
Ohio left Washr ston ia tie carr fjr Baltimore with
hi, negro ,eryaut VINO has been IN the service for
anns two vears. The TWO having been accidentally
.psrated. the conductor put the negro of the cars
,efusing ~ examine loo tho truth Of his statement
bal h, WA, with Lieut.. Dennison, who Was in
.pots or car. and excIaiDirg, That white mans
teso, and whisv inau's pass could carry ON!
white man"
The servant has managed to make tis way bAck
70 Washington. but may DC unable TO JON lis EN-
ployer for months.
ARREST OF FUGITIVE SLAVES
Seven negroes, claimed ~ fugitive slsves IRON
Prince Georges County, Nd, three women and
,opr children. were arrested this afternoon on war
ant issued BY ths recently appointed Commissioner
Walter S. Coke.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
The i,,ue Of certificates Of Indebtedness has al
MOI, ceased, the Secretary Of the Treasury having
,,derad to-day that every demand upon tie Govern
,.n, 10, n sum less than 5000 shall he Incl III
awful money. Comparatively few claims Of the DE-
.eri,tion Hitherto paid in certificates are ior larger
Guns. 1880
RyCEIyINC MISUNDERSTANDING IN NJ"
ORLEANS.
Ey.Copcressman Hulcbns is ere, receiving IN
,,,uctjons. On bis ,.ly to New.Oris4ns where he
bas work 70 do, as special agent Of the Treasury
D.nartment He sails OF Saturday.
:, .f I has
a that IN, Collector and Asssssor of New Orleau'
have acted improperly in evying taxes on sugars II
whatever hands they may bave beeu founo, that on
" being taxable which was 10 the bands OF The
producer or manufacturer at tue time the law wen
INTO operation.
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
Comuiss.oner Lewis has made The 10 owing i'm
oortant decision ia relation to the deduction o.
money paid for room rent from annual income:
Person. boarding and rrptus room or rooms. aud claim
ns IL iocola- return deduction oi the Ieut oeoi IN lot
of Of Lou.s au b. show that they
rooms, house lie usually oceuPio1 ioi % e. 20
i.a.sJ a. pvst. apartments. aud u.sd .. lodgings
In hotels and snd GOT nea a., az w.
section III act March g. 1904 allowing deduction f HOUSE
rent, and equity Of tho statute 10. ''' rent ~hsr
toonIs sIo used y spbsii!ute Tor a house
VEGETABLES Kegs, BUTTER, ETC., foh hos
PITFALLS.
Surgeon r. o. Abbott, U. 5. A.. Medical Directo
a, Washington, has been directed by the Sargeo
General 10 call on the Surgeons ia charge cf tt
various hospitals here to report without delay I'll
probshls amount Of fresh vegetables, oygs. buitel
poultry, fruit, &c., required BY them daily per IL
mon In hospital; also their estimate Of this averas
amount required for their daily use.
The Sanitary Commission proposes TO run
marx s4-nar hsi usAn PniladeuhiA and WashinRtOI