New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-03
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The ~ Y ,yytbuna
WASHINGTON Gtursday June ., 1875,
APFAfas IN KENTUCKY SIS7E-Huyr,yo nv

Sclator Wilson received a lot'er today from
Kentucky, wlici; says:
81 dou, care how loud-nouthcd may u the proas,.
tlons OF loyalty here the negro stands bst and frs
most IL seems TO be the policy 10 keeS Kentnckv
officers end troops in this state and the resls q thar
is hunting ground for fugitiyes and the nnsers ars
men employed and peid by the United STATES Is soI
diers. Since have been stationed here nyr so-a
thing more than ecyoa mouths, It has been an ,uos.
daily occurrence FOR sJsad Of to be empI0ya, in
hunting slaves AKA retura0g them to thcir mas.efg
II have seen 4 CConS Of a regiment rilne .ltl
rear OF slave gang composed OF men women w,d
children, tied togerher anal guarded by men IN ne
uniform of u. S. soliers lie. give you au insts,os
Last Saturday, The coInmsntsot Of this post gaveSa
ste Of the lines 10 hcr master slave cir, ,yho W.
employed az cook mt thecoryaleseent camp This eirl
had been away from her master who Is ard awa,s 5a
been noted Rebel for moro than six month"; SIZE r,.
away on account Of bis crielty
! \ b. owner of the girl With the guard vent TO .hs
camp seized the girl, and amid her cries and frantic
appeals Tor protection, were taking her away She ~,
upon her knees and begged gle guar. shoot her mon
the spot, saying her master wod Alp her 10 dea II
he got her away This was too much for the endurance
of some oi the inmates of the camp and they int r.d
and took the girl away from the guard dressed her in
boys clothes and secrcted her.
In few minutes an office, came with mounted
patrol ana exhibited an order tom the c0nmanling
officer 10 search the camp for the girl and return her to
her owner. Thanks to the soldier in the HOSPITAL ala
not to be found. II makes my blood boil TO read
the highseaDdDg speeches and campaign orders nnb
daily"
Tie writer then, speaking with loatlng .. the deg
relation Of United States troops TO The brutal business
Of whipping women, incloses to Senator wilson tas
monstrous order;
RgsDauARrERs CssF'E EEsos SY.l
OssGx fosr toaNAsDASr May q, lJs. (
LIEUTENANT Information has reached these he
TIA; three Of the women which you placed beyond the line,
ye.sld.y are back again IN camp and tie Gosae eead
them in the Military Prison until ,heY al col.
leced by Themselves, ~heu you will tie them aud ;iy
them few lsshes and enpr them beyond the Ines he d.
lance heretofore ordered Also any negro hero vita.
authority will be arrested and beyond the Ines aai
by command Of Col. a. II. CLARK, Commanding Po~'
GRO. A. HARE,RoRD Liea;. and Po't ~.
Kentucky
NEGRO RECRUITING IN KEYTCcxg-
Adjt-Gen. Thomas will be in Kentucky next
week. and two silver eagles will take unuzaaIy hgs
fight and then the slaves Of Kentucky will be gathered
in by this grca. rccrui.cr with a rake that viii not
leave a county unvisited. The epoch Of pro-SiaVey
buster, Border State sneakias and military slYe div
ing is at an end.
Tie negroes Of Kcntucky have got TO fight for tho
Union Cen Thomas goes down with pleaaTy powers
and carries in his pocket wih the Organization
of three regiments the of qualified officers who
have passed Cascy's board. Sixteen regiments OF
Kentucky blacks will swell ranks in few weeks
WESTERN. MAEUPACTUREs.
Grinnell of Iowa, in a good speech on the
tariff called on the West bring side by side the wool
grover and the wool manufacturer. lie startled some
New. England men by the statement that the wess al
ready had i79 wooleu mills 453 in the East. and he
predicted that the cloth manufacturing empire wou be
in the Upper Mississippi Valley.
He showed that France. with denser population
than orrs kept eight million sheep than We pro-
nouced the American MeIino the best cloth'makns
sheep in the world ard called on bis Western county,
men to establish and pursue agricultural policy that
should enrich the soil while clothing the world Instead
Of wearing out the soil by raising wheat TO feed The
world.
RAILROADS AND THE GOVERNMENT
The Senate Commerce Committee reported to
the Senate today the received from the House
that every railroad company In tho United stntes
whose road operated by steam its successors and as
signs be and is hereby authorized to carry upon and
over its road connections boats bridges, and ferries
all feights property mails passengers troops. ast
Government supplies, their way from any State .
another State and to receive compensation therefor
THE HOUSE DISPOSED TO WORK.
The impotence of the House to knock of
talk wind up work. and clear out, is growing. The
disposition 10 pass the tariff right of hand might not
be controlled if certain friends not charged aud
Drimed with speeches and must be allowed to touch
themselves off.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
The House Commerce Committee is said to
,e debating the policy of ocean steamship subsidies
in the case OF the Hong Kong aai san
francisco line.
TAX BILL.
In Senate tonight the Tax bill was disposed
4 in Committee of the Whole aud reported. propo.
ition is pending before the Finance Committee to.
hange the framing OF the Tax bill to make al oo
eetons of taxes payable directly into the Treasury III
tead Of through the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
nd all expenses Of collection payable by drafts upon
he Treasury instead of upon District Collectors etc.
DEPARTMENT OF EAST VIRGINIA.
Gen. Shepley has been put in command Of the
department. OF Eastern Virginia, embracing Fortress
ionroe Norfolk Portsmouth Yorktown. aud the East
m Shore OF Maryland
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.
The following deaths of soldiers have been
eported al the office of Capt James NJ. Moore, No
"a street. since our last report
"a r. Robbins. ls Me. Art. Chss C. CaioE Il, Mass Ar
Ine Starnhot.r 2O,h Mass VIM H. Perry. LIT Mass Ar.
lnfu. Msdden 9TH Me- Sylvester Drew, lst Me. Ar.
rtemus land % " II. H. Demeris, IL Mass Art.
oscph Wells, lsi Mass AIT. VIM. J. Nichols Jth mass
ohm Nicholson s6th Mass. Fred Ruhloug. 5dth Mass
o,.ph Lonslo 55th Mas. Ma a. ID. Levitt 9th Me.
leo :. niih 3lst Me. H. Byron lst Mess Art
elliott J. Bodg-tt 9th \. IA. y II hsnrlcA ~ Mass AT
}arin.r vaughan 3sth Mass. Osborn Tr-tOn 32d Ne.
ns Saw err. yah Mass. q. II. Beu,os. 57ih Mas.
|. Martin. ist Me. Art Cyrus Enors, afh Mas.
Ohm Faors 57th Mass. J.G. Atkinson. Let Me. Art.
,lop1, Rowley s6th N. Y. xohn Edwards. l2ath n. L.
ieo. Lansom Both y. \. J. 7. Lore, lsi \.
/, X ,ke 9sth ~ Y John Brown ?0th " Y.
} MrCloud. 9th NY. III. Ar. FeTd Helzas, S5dN. -.
'xt CONWAY 69th N. Y. Capt. J. McDermott. sd ~ r.
II. r Sykes, lst n. Y. Art Chas. nancan lrth ;,
Iol,, a. Judd "a " j. James Grammar. 9th y Y
mo. Garrigsn, I2Ist Y Ens Edwards, % y. Y. Cav
Io. a. lone. i2ld n Y, ". Roberts, "a y. " II. Art
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