New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

are 10 bo set aside On s6e r,2n.sfops entro sotis
faction prevails The freedmen said they were wei
cared for and satisfied with the spulaiions Oi fheir
contracts On plantation three citizens undertook
10 act as patrol and punished some Of the negroes
They will he arrested ana tired before military com
mission.
SHADOWS BKFoRE-NEGRo GUEnllLLAs.
Five or six mics from Bambufg therc is a large
swamp a band OF negroes ii appears. had Organized
as guerrilla company there, and had committed some
dcprCdatIOns plantations and travellers. a detach.
nen o, soldiers made descent on them aud captured
the leader with four oihis meual armed. According
TO their statement this company Numbers about 90
men, armed aud regularly organZed having ireir 0ih'
GERS Their captain is captive. The rest VIII be dis.
pcrsod rapidly one of the men tried TO escape nnd
was nortsliy wounded
The Withdrawal tie military forces and the Bureau
in south Carolina would have this Iesult-g'e1o 9"o-
lra Tbisis The opinion Of theb best Informed officers IN
Ills State. Justice equal and eAeetthis aud thiS on!'
viii save South Carolina from bloody war oi raceSl
sr SIMON IsLAND-rHE NEW FLIDdED UNION
MEN.
from a letter by an officer on ST. Smons Island. |
extract few passages 20 illustrate tho unqucsionabe
c,alty OF the oath A,ers in that part OF the state;
"Ihe Rebels appS to be in great fury just now
about their land, The islands They threHtcn TO shoot
he officer oi the Bureau. They have re-
Gently turned their attention 10 attempts 10 frielten
tie freedmen. Every one they can see Is told the iey
MI 20 he returned Slavery the ls DIV Of Jan.
nary; hat The land is all to he given back TO tho old
owners; that Mr King has been to Washington ard
Tat the President has given hm and all tho former pro-
pTlciOi6 iWi Tree O lands ana slaves
writing They do their utmost 10 make the experiment
Of colonization iailure and to keep The minds of the
free in an unsettled state. The Du Bincon fam
y that hey are gong TO Kill three or four 80 -
To- ishen the remainder away aud thus secure then
island.
Every day brings new families sent away without
food ol pay, AID alInOs, destitute Of money \ Hat
boat load came down last night. aud such wrcichcd
people never before SAW. | never before had any
just conception how much like devils could be and
yet clam respccteblity-aye 10 be chivary, Twenty
lfsn n q ~ in HuH HHTt fNa last fxrn .iaN
Many freedmen are being killed by the new-Aedged
Union men. T0-day mar ~qs forpf ri'iiH isdc of
BNasn,e. rim t.' heed ca q and ooritd 0roy,
The col0red soldiers are nita( sed both OF brunswick
and Darien At The latter place / hear that ore has
been Killed and another wounded.
There Wi doubtless be some trouse here lctwcentlis
arC January o. have good evidence thai seer; move
ment s on fool by tie oinor owners 10 vst this place
and scare us away | fear the great 4 tmcr
can drama is to end by war of races between the
freedmen ana their formrr masters. Certain il is
that the spirit which tie chvalry manifest If continued
VIII BRING about that result for enough Of tie freed
men understand their rights well enough TO become
leaders and the haired in the hearts Of tie masses is
easily stirred.
DEFEATED But NOT suBDUrD.
An agent OF the FTeedmens Burcau SAYS That when
lie alyed al Pnevilc Village. he fsnnd a strong de.
sire among the planters that be sloald visit each plan
tltion aud give the people general talking to. Ho
writes that he found the freedmen willing ana submis
'lye. gag siee gan!sEs yer! ppsS X';"'.esa yIOegh'
out the district charging the United states Govern
ment with having destroyed the coultry, and that TO
use their own expression everything had gone tie
devil" lie then adds: "OD my ,isit TO u plantation
named Monnt Hope q {. Wafie!' owner IN speaking
to the people used these words Now, tho val IS
over, yOu must Ell 60 10 work faithfully. &c, when
was interrupted by Mr.. Wariey. who remarked in
low tone, The war is MOI over stopped ara asked
for explanation. He said, every man had tight 90
Opinica and his that this thug wOud never dc
out and he had taken the oath by oomruslou and not
10y choice! also saw on my way 20 Charlc ston the
bag, and bundles of tue oOolcG people thrown fion
the cars 10y the conductor. and he told item, C
your hearts. take these things of and 4 you put
Them on again III break yCur d heads" saw
sic cO,oTed people lying al Marks corner. who were
rot allowed 10 80 away on the cars and The conductor
was very uuch in all hiS intercourse with them The
whole proceedings oil the white people al lineyille
toward the Hack ana tie general spirit ~ Haired
toward tho negro of such nature that think that
portion OF the cOuntry viii become deserted ~ the col
OIed people aier ibis season unless the while people
act differently toward them. could also mention ibai
Lieut. IIiliard had some difficulty with person b,
reason Of as utteling dsoya scaiimcntsSnyng tlsi
tue d riggefs slou.d DC done b! ~ they were al
P,rnWcll District" la Banwcll a Mr. lad
Thipred two Of lis former negroes then took then 10
the military officer, who told Inn 10 whp them again.
they had not had half enough. III the black man i
siold 20 not he treated such. The present coBrsc
pursued toward him IL very dsgreceiul and cals nond
for justice iro the requests aud appeals made 10 ine
10y tue cnoIcd people IL this section U country. am
salts fed that If these people treated with justice
and kindly feeling they will be udutuous, wofk alih'
nly and show themselves Of the light temper and dis
Tins writes Ny. Montcn Sncc go many Of our OIL
GERS have acted the part Of Legce 1t - due 10 THIS
Lieut. Hii.d 10 say that he has done justly ana SHOWN
that he j. q man and not spaniel as 20 many ae
FAIEFfILD-" TYING UP"
Stephen Door proprntor Of the YIN Brook ana Iair
field parG9 ree e ne and ihTes TsiS Sos se
III wa further assisted bv United s'tat,s sergeant
stationed at McClc.anyilc.
Observation-Disclosures AND PROV osT.MAE, HAS
Washington Williams complains that Mr. ". X
hi-
working under contract on the lst OF october NAL
treated him the field wneie be Wa WORKING y! bei-
ing him over tie head with stick. tatthe same day
ne went 10 tie Provost. Mar hal al knPaon.wlO Grove
him buck telling him 10 go TO hi3 work MI. Nhx"en
again beat him. while be was tf,iDg 10 uFaW ihtph',
threatening buck and fes him, ana refusing TO issue
him rntions. - . , -.
BEEcm BRANcH-yEDs. ASD coNRLDS. HAND-lN-
GLOVE.
Mr. Judd al Beaufort forwards the complaints oil Two
freedwomcn aud one freedman aFalhst L,out' W.
Vood Iclth United States COiored Troops As II may
tena 10 destroy tIe Illusion Il al o'ei oi co'oI' uOop
are friendly 20 the negr0es-a W-schie'ous cii"'-i
"Irms Carri,sa snd Frank Yeomans state. under
oath thst hlr Robert Clifford, for whom thcs anorri
duriug m. season ordered two OF his woi oikme, 1"hy
and sam 20 20 tie woods and gei ont stun Tor Ho9i
Inc cotton house. Ills hy declined 10 do, ior The
reason that Clifford. saturday last dhe iciter ,,
dated Oct. la) discontinued the allowance oi iooi
which he had before furnished these people. telling
them that hereafter they must feed themselves tiil
Janunrv when he should clean them al ont. On ne
refn,al OF sam lnd Tony, Mr.. Clifford went To bcad'
quarters N Beech Branch nnd returned with
Ijeut Woods aud three soldiers. The men ian Tor
their lives and got away. when Lieut. Woods ordered
his men 20 hide themselves and watch for Them, ana
he womb conc back at night aud secure the id
scoundrc.s aud give them h-i"
On Mondoy Clarrissa went 10 headquarters to gct n
letter written to her father. On her reinriihg MT.
q a,,r,i tod her that If she went on Tie place
apiu without asking him, he would have her tl"d up
b.. tho thumbs FIR "a hours On tuesday when Lieut..
Woods came back 10 The place. he began 10 lp"h i"i
IA 80 he. ftp,kg-zg
her ~ t1ke her TO headquarters to punish ioi gong
away without leave, and when hc got her there he
would tie her up SO thai her toes wouidht 'ouch
ground H..