New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26

We have received Richmond papers TO the
eist inst from which sc make the following interest.
isg extracts:
From The Sentinel, 18th.
NEGRO TROOPS.
The recruiting officers of Mr.. Lincon'S Gov
ernmert have shown considerable activity in com
peD perSuading 20 enter his army the negroes WHO
have been unfo tunste 90 fall into their power.
When we consider the phiau;hropo protenses under
which Ahotonism so long assailed and finally
destroyed the peace Of the country il is impossible
suppress the feelings Of disgust and contempt which
this treatment Of the negro inspires To the miserable
vicmst is Ia The last degree treacberogs, inhuman,
aud basea fiji commentary, however on hat hypocrisy
which Aboltonism for years hes been acting before
sho world Boosting of twenty millions Of whites To our
Ave they yea soop TO do what no pressure OF the war
has extorted from us; and calling Africa 10
sham they thu s the poor negroes the front ranks of
she battle. and drive them TO the slaughter with fixed
eayonets,
Il should not be forgotten that many of them were
Eroed into their present positions They were con-
sribed a,h mustered in ut the point Of the bayOnet
Others II put in by violence yielded 10 appliances
scarcely tess compulsory We think that TO all these
VIC shoh induce escrtion by keeping for them Open
door, negro who will throw down the arms which
have been placed in his hands whenever he hes an
opportunity, and who lines for protection
should be received with that humanity which the poor
Asicaa Ends only in tie Confederate States. We
should iOt 1t he known among them that all sueh so
escaping 20 our hines. viii he receyed with kindness
As TO those found in battle, there is no choice left
us they and their leaders forfeit their lives
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but little avail tins far they viii be Of less when is
fRly known among them with what advantage they
may avoid battle and TO their duty to their mas
ten, and what fate they viii reap II they continue in
their crimes.
CAPTURE OF THE JULIA BAKER.
From The Sentinel 10th.
On board the Julia Baker, captured and de.
streyed the James on Friday night last by Capt
Peterborough and eight men Of the signal corps there
were three negro men belonging 10 Richard H. Nddick
esq.,, of Suffolk Not being taken in arms, they viii be
handed over ~ their owner.
GIN. BEAURE6ARD.
The papers announce that Gen. Beauregarh
has removed his headquarters Florida Tor the pres
eoNscRIpTToS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The Raleigh Progress gays the enrolment OF
eenscripts is going on throughout the State. That
thore is difficulty whatever in the enrolment Of tue
substitute men. That the enrolment Is going on
smoothly and the enter the service cheeruiiyJ ia
ct large numbers of those subject under the present
cali have volunteered.
MORE RB-ENL ISTAEYTs.
DEHoPOIis, March I4.-Msj. Gen. Loring
,nhshed an address 10 his division, and effective
rpeeches were delivered by Judge Glenn, Gen Feather
sion and Capt. BaTksdalc when tire whole eivlsioI
which is largely composed Of hissssppiaIs Alh1ain
ans Lousnian ;and AIkansians unanimously Ieenbsied
Rscsdale ard Robinson Of the 9th Arkansas Regi-
ment sentenced ~ be shot today for deseftOn' nave
bean .repTieved.
1rHB SUSPENSION oY THE nABEAs CORPUS-THB
EXTENT oP POWER CLAIMED BY THE COW
ERHAIRRT.
The instructions Of the War Department with
respect "a proceedings under the law making limited
or 9va, Suspension Of tire habees corpus remove moiy
grounds Of cIamOr and propose what may b. considered
ss a very moderate execution Of the law Partlcs ar
rested in the specified In the law VIII not &c
MED tid but their eases vii he investigated by Com
mssioneIs who VIII be appointed o these duies III lhe
different military departments
Information OF oil arrests under the Law viii be given
BY the Department Commander rs soon a. pr cleaos
ada nd (lmyUtSctguCT
70 inyes tigate the same. IT. upon examination, red
sonabe and probable cansc for detention does not a
near no will certify the fact to the General or other Of
6cer in command who will immediately discharge the
missioner from arrest But if reasonable and probable
eanse docs appear, the Commissioner VIII 10TH
with transmit t,'the War Department copy OF the
EVIDENCE taken in the case with his opinion thereon,
for instructions. and meanwhile the prisoner VIII remain
In custody.
where persons not belonging TO the military
ssrvee shall apply ~ any Court or Officer IN the Con
fedeIae States for wit Of habeas corpus, II VIII he
the duty Of the officer having the command OF CUSTODY
OF such peyson forthwith report the case with All the
relevant facts TO the War Department for instructions
as 10 the proper answer to be made 10 such whit.
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
INTELLECTUALLY, March i5.-Mr. West intro
asood resolutions in the Senate yesterday declaring
thai the power to suspend the writ OF habeas corpus
expressly granted 10 Congress, which, In case OF
invasion the sole judge TO determine whether the
nhbc service requires IL; declaring that parties guilty
of the crimes stated ia the act are not entitled 10 the
sypaly Of the Legislatures and expressing confidence
IN the President and Congress.
The Judiciary Committee recommended the passage
of tho resolutions. Nj. Keenan, spoke last night ana
Iuc.m d. T.. Lamar Is 70 speak 10 night ana a. H..
Bt'piens On "wednesday night Both HOUSES have
sgresd to adjourn on Saturday next
MuLBDGEyILLE, March l9.-The Uouse passed late
hast night Mr. Stephenss resolution relative the ba
beas coEpas b. 10 majority.
SECOND DISPATCH.
MuAFpGEvrDLE, March ly.--Tho session Of the Legis
iature has been prolonged until II o'clock to night.
The House to-day recOBsdered the vote on the pas
- apoas IN Inv
ehc casting vote OF the Speaker
MORE PENDING.
MACON, March l9.-SS, $50, 00@ have been
funded here IN four per cent bonds up TO so'nighL
FROM THE SOUTHWEST
SHRBv SPORT, LOUISIANA, March =, VIA Mo-
file March l6--All quiet In this department. A pas
i've campaign the part OF tn Yankees anticipated
THO enemy ia now making reconnaissance up lsed
River. Gen Taylor is anxious 80 meet them.
The action the part Of Congress the currency
Qaestion is anxiously leaked for This department s
ssafsustainiHe. ana could feed our army iuT twenty
yesnI
IL IL bad policy TO furough any soldiers to cross 10
and Longstreet are constantly losiRg who eanaG
or VII not return cast OF the river.
The people eyerywhe In che department arc buoy
ant and expect win freedom before March Ie65
The people and army have entire confidence in LIEUT.
Gen. f. KIRBY Smith.
PROM THE s0UTH-wEsT.
DgMoPOLls, March IA dispatch from Can
con reports that large number OF SLermans troops
have gone up the rver on furtough fuom Vicksburg
NcPherson is left In command Of that place. Sherman
and Hurlbu ave gone down the riyer With large part
the army AZ boats They are sad TO ee going up
Red River TO Shreveport. Mcpherson reports the
eprina campaicn which was inauggrated By Sherman.
Banks Thomas and smith, fsilure Gen. Torres, says
that seveneightls Of Sraifhs Cavalry have gone to
Nashville
Another dispatch says that Sherman went 20 Ncw.