New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21

Maryland" out. and knocked Bishop Hopkinss divine
institution into limbo. He raised in forty days two
full regiments OF fine black troops be found
the earth. BE left slaves fit for military duty in Mary
land. He oyerran with his squads every county they
visited almost every farm
The boats ran up every stream until masters were
obliged to hide their slaves in the woods conceal
them in boats and confne them In Jails and houses
He opened the Jails even. He has not drawn one
dollar from the Treasury. and his 5000 black troops
have not cost the Government five per cent of what the
same number OF white troops cost But in doing this
work he laid aside all style, all form and ceremony,
went into negro churches nights. Sundays whenever
he could get audience, and always addressed them
on this, the great day Of their salvation.
Bowman Is Western jury lawyer and he plead this
with the negroes Of Maryland almost individually
His hours Of labor were from a. to II p. m. He
personally inspected ever recruit and mustered the
whole in squads, and sngy administered the OATH and
always spoke to them noble words about their duties
TIE LOBBY.
The entire lobby, save that which drips in
through the newspaper press. cleared of from the
floor Of the house to-day to the Joy OF members and the
acceeraton Of the public business This abatement OF
national nuisance preliminary to the unobstructed
consideration Of the tax bill Bores individual and
sooatcd to lie down and whine of their taxes, are af
econately notified Of the uselessness OF their coming
here. The bill is going through
NAVY PAYMAsTERs.
The Seuate has amended the House Navy
Payrnastors bill at Boston, Clerks to Paymasers In.
spector Of Provisions and Paymaser Of receiving ship
are to receive 81, 900.
MISSISSIPPI AND LAKE CANAL
The Mississippi and Lake Canal bill will be
brought up in the House tomorrow night.
A DISHONEST SCHEME.
A very dishonest scheme got partial success
TO night in the vote Of the House to give away Gov
ernment Reservation TO Roman Catholic House Of In
dusry m entire block Of public and vote against the
knowledge Of the whole House, that communicative
capitalists in Philadelphia, New York and Boston, were
Loyalty trying to buy lots and build houses of the very
first class for the Winter OF Members OF Congress
VOLUNTEER NAVAL OFFICERS.
The Senate bill providing for the confirma-
ton BY the Senate Of volunteer naval officers was this
evening returned to the House with the disagreement
to the House amendment The House resolved to ad-
here.
COLoRED ENLTSTAEYTS.
The report of the massacre at Fort Pillow has
given an impetus to coored enlisments both here and
in Baltimore. Servants leaving their positions,
anxious to revenge the death Of their brethren
meeting was held in Georgetown for the same purpose
PERSONAL.
Major-Gen. Grant arrived in town this alter
noon Mrs. Grant is to return home soon.
Ggg. BUTLER Of STUMBLING ENLIsTMENTs.
Gen. Butler, in a General Order lately issued,
sars:
"As many men seem to have enlisted with the view
of obtaining the large bountes being paid at the
North who bad previously been discharged the service
OF the United States and in the hope that they would
Immediately upon joining their commands be again ais
CHARGED II is hereby ordered that the names Of all such
men. well such who have not been In the service
but who obviously have been aware Of their disa-
bty before entering the service. be reported TO these
headquarters in order that charges may be preferred
against them for defrauding the Government"
To the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, April 20. 1854.
MARINE ENGINES
The House Committee on Naval Affairs have
now under consideration the subes of marine engines
and Of site for Navy Yard for the repair Of iron
cads.
IEDIAN DISTURBANCES IN ARIZONA.
Major Whipple, in an official dispatch, dated
Fort Whipple Arizona, says;
The people OF this section are very much excited
with regard to the Indian Disturbances somuch that
during visit TO the mines noticed men working with
beside them and IL is not considered safe 10 leave
their dwelling without them. Unless immediate steps
taken Que these Indians IL will be OF serious det
riment 10 the Territory