New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05

negroes on the part Of the planters in different parts OF
the State 10 Charlotte County all the planters with
the exception Of one Mr. Brooks, have bound them
selves together TO turn off all their surplus help retaining
only such as shall be actually needed during the winter
mouths. Five dollars month paid. Out OF TINS Inc
negro must buy his clothing and rent his quarters
Those who have been driven off seeking refuge In
the adjacent counties The labor given toward gather
Ing In the crops has not In tho least Deen rewarded so
that poverty aud decentralization exist among the refu-
gees TO an alarming extent Tho citizens Of Nottoway
have pettoned Gov Piepont to recognize the right Of
one county to drive ITS poor IN among its neighbors
and between the falling out OF the thieves he planters
OF Notoway having just banisted their surplus popula
ton ID similar syle) the honest negroes will very
likely get their dues Col Brown has sent an agent 70
Marysye 10 protect the interest Of the freedmen and
Gov Picrpont has dispatched his Adutant General to
Notoway Court House to attend to the evils existing in
that locality.
Henry A. Wise is again aoundering in an address Of
30 pages fOoscap closely written, addressed to Gen
Grant appealing from the decision Of Gen. Terry as TO
the transfer of HIS property in NaDsemond County.
abandoned in 1902 - the Freelmens Bureau After
defining the rights ard duties OF Secession and ac'
knowedgng his being conquered. be states there Ia
no need of my taking the oath OF allegiance TO the
United States. j am not, never was, and never mean
to be foreigner to them. Under their aegls claim
~ be American citizen, and free, save those Oos
Of prisoner of war. | can take no oaths. am not
free 10 swear" He denies the right TO couhscate Of
by the parole which he received from Gen. Grant he
was directed 30 go to his home. which he now claims
he is excluded from, ii being occupied by dO!eFhmeht
| paupers He states: 81 bad definitely made up my
mind 10 adj, ocac emancipation. had also determined
that my children should be subjected TO tbs hu
initiation The " hole paper is made up Of fluent BON
bas for which tins of the sacred coil is especially
noted
Brig. Gen Hawey mentioned in the late order which
mustered out by Wholesale numbers OF general 0ilcers
has been retained in the service for the present by
sDeclai order from the War Department. lie Is now
CLOSING up the business Of his position as chief Of sia
10 MajJr-Gen. Terry.
Gen. Carroll, IN command Of the Department Of
Northern Virginia has established his headquarters IN
the Rappahannock House. Fredcsicksburgb, and the
guard parong in front excludes all coored persons
from passing on the walk each stating IL to be the
orders Of tno General Why this distinction should be
made am at n loss to know. White persons pass by
unmoested while negroes are compelled TO take the
opposite walk. The transfer OF Gen. j. VI. Harris
from this Department has been matter OF very serious
regret especially since the animus OF tie present III
cumbent has been shown.
The safe the Provost. Narshal's office was blown
open few nights since and very valuable and eee'
bred watch taken, also several thousand dollars IN
1908. The police on the track OF the thieves with
prospects If success
meeting In this city last week 10 devise means by which
to extend their facilities TO the OHIO River Labor can
he procured cheaper than at any other time, and u
IL estimated that by liberal outlay of capital the work
could be finished by next Fall, in time 10 meet the
great freigttng interests Of the foreign trade.
The coal mines OF Chester field and adjacent counties
are doing nothing, the want OF funds holding every
thing in Allowance The btuminous Goals OF Richmond
are everywhere celebrated, and could find ready mar
ket tho companies disposed to push their efforts
In looking up Northern capital. Coal that sold in this
city before the war at e. 80 per tun. commands
s and before the Winter closes it will be held at SIS
and els per tnn.
Hard wood is worth g. cord but charcoal is selling
readily the streets at 25 cents a barrel.
The agent OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rsilroad has
had several meetings with the officers Of the various
railroad companies Of this State, seeking TO make ar.
rsngemeDts for through connection OF freight from
the North Previous 10 the war the facilities Of the
roads gwen exclusively 10 local freight and
press CON panes while the Northern cities com.
PEELED % depend upon steamers such agreement as
IL Is hoped will be effected will prove Of value to
chants and Others saving considerable Of the extra
pense OF shipping agents and carriage in the seaboard
cities To place their wares upon the cars for their des
tnatiOn. A. ND