New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to Tie N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. July %. 1865.
KENTUCKY AND SLAVERY.


An interesting report has just been received
of the Frccdmens Bureau from Brig Gen. Fisk. Assist
ant Commissioner for tho States of Kentucky and Ten
nessee in response TO order from the Bureau direct
ing On inspection Of tie Colored Refugee Home at
Camp Nelson, KeEtucky In the course Of his report
Cen Fisk SAYS;
found the Home full to oyeTaovng Of oolored wo-
and children and the number Increasing daily
There has not been proper effort 10 find homes and EN-
poyment for these refugees. | at once inauFurated
radical changes in the conduct of the entire nii;uton
aud shall diligently labor TO keep the family ~ small as
possible. Kentucky Is Just being stirred 10 ITS bit
Ter depths the Slavery question. A hoiy contested
political canvass Is agitaiing me entire
Is the ratification Of the Constitutional Amendment
forever prosibng Slavery in the country The devo'
tees Of baIbari'm cling to ITS patrd carcass VIA
become ore OF the q pail bearer required TO bear the
remains Of toe great abominaion 70 its hnal resting
place. Maior.Gsn. Palmer has stricken tue shae,,es
from I'll slaves who viii leave the Slate. rs
post oommandants throughout the State are
granting q pass to each co.ored person making
application. Railroads. steamboats, and ferry boats
military pass and pay their fare. This
order was issued On the l0.h Instant, and the
result has been that Thousands have crossed The Ohio
and arenOw crowding the States lying opposite. Inc
emancipation and deportation by general order. and
the agitation caused by the political canvass has
aroused every colorcd individual IN Kentucky "a the
q
sequence Is that the negro population Is generally on
the move for some place beyond the reach OF thelT
masers In many localities The most cruel ana heLeish
atrocities arc being visited upon the slaves ny ucE
uadleued and desyonGing masters and espeo aiy Is
this true relates 10 the wives and children OF the
colored men who have enlisted in army fiom Ken
lucky and the latter class pnsh for military posts Five
hundred Of this class sent 10 Camp Nelson during
last week alone.
THE FREEDMEN IL SOUTH CAROLINA
The outrages recently committed on the COL
orcd people Of South Carolina by portion Of our mil
itary forces In that State nj the time officially re-
ported TO Gen Howard Of the Freedmens Bureau, who
immediately dispatched Drevct Brig Gen. Fullerton Of
his stsG to investigate and take such win
preclude the possibility Of their occurrence in the future
II is But lust TO state that the time Of the commission
Of these outrages. Gen. Soxton absent on sick
leave. Gen Howard is devotinR all bis time and
energies TO the great work before him. and II at any
time abuses occur il WILL 1t is safe 10 presume he at
trbutabc TO lack OF cooperation tie part Of the
loyal military authorities
COLLECTORS APPOINTED.
The President made the following appoint
ments OF Collectors Of Customs today: Andrew l.. Rob
inson. Granville Indiana; Charles W. Bachelor,
Pittsburgh, Penn; John Vincent. Edgartown Mass. I;
John w ingalls,, Cape Vincent n. Y; Thomas j. Eos
n
dencc. X. l. Henry s,orer has been appointed Sur
veyor at Newburyport, Mass.
ASSIGNED TO DUTY
The following named Medical officers of the
Z. s. Army hive been assigned to duty, as follows:
Assist Surgeon c. c. Gray at the regimenal head
quarters and depot. Newport Barracks. Kentucky
Assist Surgeon J. H. Ridley. at the regimental head
quarters and depot 18th United States Infantry Camp
Dcnnison Cincinnati Ohio Assist Surgeon L. A.
Nee all at the regimentGl headquarters and depot 81
United States Artillery, Fort frumbul, Connecticut
ssst. Surgeon Michael Hillary at the reginenta head
quarters ard depot 7th United States Infantry iori
Preble Portland, Maine; Assist. Surgeon =. NJ. Hes
ton at regimentai headquarters and depot 18th Mary
land Infantry. Camp Thomas, Columbia. Ohio; Assist
Surgeon q. NJ Sternberg. at regimentai headquarters
and depot 18Th United States Infantry Fort wayne
Detroit Michigan.
TIE AsSAsSINs AND ATTORYEY-GENRRALs SPEED.
1t is said that Acknowledgement Speed is pre-
pairing and will shortly promugate opinion as to The
legality OF the trial by Military Commission Of the
conspirators against the lives of the President and
Cabinet in which he sustains the Government In its
action urging in justification that at The time OF the
commission Of the deed wo were still at with Reb
els against the lawful authority Of the Government and
that the District Of Columbia was and still is under
martallaw from tho fact that the order Of 1861 Issued
jest after the Battle Of Rull Bun has been re-
voked
GEN. KILPATRICK's STAFF.
The following brevet promotions Of tho Off
comprising the staff Of Gen. Fitzpatrick for gallant
and meritorious conduct during the camragn through
Georgia and the Carolinss to date from March H. 1865
were conferred to-day:
Major L. +. Ester to be Colonel by brcvet, Major G.
H. Dunbar to be Lieutenant Colonel by breyet Capt T.
V.Brookhed to be Major by brevet Capt Wm H. Day 10
be Major by brevet, Capt En-. Hayes TO be Major by
brevet, Lieut.. Norman Lewes to be Captain by breyet
Lieut.. A. j. Fuller to be Captain by breyet Lieut. VIM
Hoingswortb TO be Captain by brevct. Lieut.. WIN. T.
Weidemnyer to be Captain by breyet, Lieut.. Cbas. Nc
Rae TO be Captain by breyet
THE cAPToRs OF THE CoYsPIRATORs.
A Board, of which Judge.Advocate Holt will
be President. will shortly convene to decide upon the
claims Of the captor Of the consprators and the pro-
portion Of reward due each.
DEPARTURE OF GOV. PERRY.
Provisional Governor Perry left for South
Caroline to day
To the Associated Prr's
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