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neer1ng manners. Where arc those marked
characteristics OF the negro driving ehiyaIry :
IN their stead peeeived cast-down eyes; con.
vefsailon IN suppressed tones, stunning no.
ice humb!c yielding Of precedence. Here
Ras indeed The appearance Of complete sui.
continued only while observation rcmaIped
passive and superficial. Fixing your atter
unn Upon them, you could, once In while,
catch darling glance from underneath the
contracted hrows, that told more Of truth
u an instant than the whole of their assumed
bearing. They were mere fIaslics-but lnshe:
TINT revealed slnringly, inward hatred, thirst.
mg Vengeance, q rebellion OF spirit, as nc-
tive us ever
These Individuals seemed to me truly rep
resentatiye illustrations Of the present tenden.
cles and practices of the leading classes in the
sublugated States; recognizing the dire, inev-
liable necessity Of Temporary humiliation and
submission to the dictates Of the power that
holds them down with an iron hand, but hoping
TO succeed through other means than armed
resistance, and ready to shrink from nothing
reckless perjury, outright rehabilitation
nor i3STant hypocrisy-to achieve their pus-
THE PRESIDENTS POLICY.
!, and here an brought to painful subject
That forces Itself upon ones mind cyen alter
onl brief sojourn in the capital. 1t Is the
~! appIEueu5l0n-4 may as Well call 1t
eonriction-among the trncst and best mean
mg public men connected with the Admins
tfntion, of an carly, general and disastrous
failure Of the Presidents plan Of rcconstruc-
tton now on trial in all tile rebel States east Of
the mississippi. It is.a plain fact, standing
out In hold relief attracting ones notice at
once It is coupled with TIC belief TINT the
President will have speedy occasion for a
more stringent assertion Of purely military
authority over a1l the rebel territory, and
that unless be changes his policy before The
meeting OF Congress, there will be ot once n
wide breach between the Executive md the
representatives IN the national legislature OF
the party that placed him IN power. There
u, however, as yet, no positive ground for
any tear that the President will adhere to his
r.. organization scheme II, instead Of work
ing process Of sound loyalizat1on, 1t should
prove only shield, under which disloyalty in
its various forms may gather new strength.
II would be falsc to say that 1aith In him Is
not shaken, but II would be equally untrue to
assert that It is lost. Public opinion here still
gives him credit for meaning to do right, The
loya! public can feel perfectly assured Of his
deadly hostility TO slavery, al
though differing from him rs to the means Of
making Its destruction most final and lasting.
1t Is true, as repeatedly stated in public
Frnts, that he has expressed 4 willingness to
change his policy, whenever its failure shall
bc fully proved, and hence there Is as yet no
-cason for dependency.
, 1865-08-26

The allied powcrs, being The invaders lave
been mel by larger armies thna their own, and
have been roughly handled. Taken Alto
gtthcr, the war would be 4 fair sensation on
this Eide the Atlnntic, but for its following 50
e,ose'y ot,r own gigantic struggle. It is Ike
the slaumlng Of door succeeding clap Of
thunder. II is ono Of the almost unceas:ng
series Of wars which has been the neighborly
experience Of the South American States for
the past generation. Il may make changes in
the map, or 1t may rest when both parties .et
tired Of fighting.
, 1865-08-26

I 1ne market here to-day has been dnll and stesly
at1EG1i3sz. sllrer Is In good demand at 1st@1S5,
Gofcrnment stocks are firm; 5-a0s arc quoted at
iod buying, 105sf selling; l0-ios ase VIZ buying,
0MG57a selling. Cook county SCRIP g7H for new,
| and par for old.
| Messre. fTeston, Willard d kean report mora Ac-
ttsity In Government securities and an uprnrd
tendency In New York They are selling 7-So, al
| The usua1 discount 10 tica.ers
Ono Of ouf contemporaries comes to tho defence of
the action Of the Board Of Trade in renstur to ex-
tend invitations to Boards OF Trade, and LEADING
commercial men In towns and cities west OF Chi
cago. to attend tie great Commercial Festival NEXT
week. The Board claims that The want Of means
is the cause for tgnozsng them. This will not do.
II that reason be good. 1t will apply with enua,
force 10 The delegations which hare been invited
II the want Of funds keeps out delegation Gtom
st. Paul, OF Tinoua Or Dubuque, 1t should nncb
more leave ut home delegations from st. Louis, MI.
uaukec, Cleveland. &C. II they can afford to In
vtte Milwaukee, they can afford to invite Du,lIn.
ton- Who will deny this1 But VIC have heard tic
fact tesesal nmcs assorted, and negcr hearl it de-
hlcd, that the men who have given direction to
thcec Invitations, and have every time voted down
the proposition to invite Western men, are the ye.y
ones who have contributed not dollar toward The
fund for milking the festvala success these Games
do not appear on the subscription list. OF course
these are the men who think the Board Of Trade
eannot afford to extend Invitations in the direction
named.
1tarpears hona statement made by Colo, Sum-
mer s Co., the bankers at Lacrosse who yrano
obliged to suspend recently, owing to the failure OF
ketchun,, Son i Co., Of New York, that their en-
tire Indebtedness 10 depoaiors IL $s3 to coycr
which they had assets amounting to only S3l.0M
Including the <13,325 they Ind In Ketchum's bunk,
which may be regarded As entirely lost. Tins they
have only So SIS with which to meet their indeSt
cf z NHn
, 1865-08-26
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

-... ARRIVED =.
Stnc Ma; Queen. McIleuEy, Manitnwoc, sundrt.4
ETop ed lfue7de. Wilson, Grand 1aTef,, Runlfies.
Prop Free State, Mckenzie, buffalo. sundraes.
FaIHCe Tanner. Me FaflAen, Milwaukee,
BEig Alex. Mitchell. Thompson Nenounec, 10 m lnna-
sctr Oneida Chief Fitzgerald, Fish Creek, 1ls eds
wood.
schr jose phlne Dresen, Patterson, Charlottesville, 70
N atayeS. "-' -
schr & j. sanbo saeelantl, Manlstes, 10 M lumber.
sehr En1ne, Keenan,. St. Joseph, III pkes fruit,
schf amy mil floy. Long, shsloygan, l+551 empty
sehr Asussegon, Mcyea, Browns Pier g. cd5 wood.
Sthr Wnllacr EtoWn. EFsktnes Ffer Is "a brick.
SehF Helen kca Cameron FuIicr'a Pier, 80 eds WOOL
Schr lea Flint, Cochsarc ManIstee, 1875 n lumber.
CLEARED. -
Strur May Queen McIienry. 3fAni.ow0e, suaGsiee.
Prop WiDafow anderson Buffalo, u 500 bu oats 1890
tu corn and guntltles.
Prop :Aptelopc Buiu Sana, 12,a b.ls -four and su,-
dries.
Prop 6 j Trnesden,, Wilson. Grand Haven suudrtes.
naraue Arnha Clder, Port Co!borne, n1o0 bu
BasQue Ocean Wave, comssack, oswego, urs50 hu
gsrqus i c L, Dick. FuHslo liooo na corn.:
HAxrae Ouc0Dts Close, EuEA1o 2s,-10 bu corn.
lrS Root HoIlIS1er. Smith, Rulfhlo. IL 1 bu RE-
Scht Cl M1S.l keEr, Butl!o, 2s-5s5 hi coEn-
Schs Imperial, Stark. Eutlalo, 90 - bu com.
Schr Sasco: Hood. ltltalo, 1s.51 ha corn.
Schr Martin, GaIllSan, nu5nlo, q US hu co1u-
Seht L Erown, Higgins, buffalo, ll,a1 bu cora.
, 1865-08-26

SrGAa AND MoLAssEs-There were sounc light re-
shout ae stand tl however, and we only heard cf
aa9h i sale @ q CCna yeiow cs1iaed Sugar Il IXc
Molnsses, Al previous prices.
rL9Ck. The inquiry vas very brisk today. but the
surpiy being light AID held ut very fnn prices the
sass wege sonaned 70 100 bis, OF which i'd tna 1t
!s;s;S 59o low extra at f10.u; 100 good extra at
all to deaJeI9. " 1S"- '@"e' "a1
CoKs-The market Is well supplied and prtce. mr.
soms ha. dspsessed The salcx embrace !, i'd saess
o. Which log mixed 800 white mixed and 10 yellow nj
u bu 15o and 100 saeks choice yellow Ut HW. ani
l9 prime white at {l.10 q bu, - '' 1
DkTs-Ihe supply Is fa1F but the demand ia limited
ad the sales arc confined to Sig sacks lgtt Oats al @
@ U EooF order at 6sc and % and 10 sacks choice ns
, 1865-08-26

character Ire fttG3tH 011 no. f11. A1sA
The scarcity Of snsd critic oonEnaes Tho Hsatne*s OF
tho sunnIy has rendered 1t extremely d1lc1s for ship
neys to scurr ihslr shipments. aad zood ps1e,s asr
ccly ored. Wlf1c ut hare fs1 nct7al sa1cs Of thls
grade to 1ase our quotations cpoa aeTt caa Dc ufo
doubt tia: for strictly good oeeve an aaSaaee npon
| the prizes Of last week wor1d Be paih
Malitm Cattle, md especially good Stock Steers. ase
In areIneL sn prices about tho sszna q ye1tsfdaS
| ThelFgs quantities Of Stock Steers now bsanS nkea
for Nw Yosk, Pcnnsylsrn.z md Ohio hara seEvsd 70
keV better feeling IN relation to this grade. aod
| picas hsve been well sustained.
Coed Cows nnd fair Eutchers' Ca1s arc II moderate
1esuest: bur owing TO th n sappy. buyers have as
! stunned moEe Independent tone. snd dcua1d slight
II. exnrsna low graaes Of The sc..,.s yur,uty.
vcy dull and when sod asa ONLY tkca II :hs buy
| cr's own terms.
Tae nrnaer remaining nnsoid tonight Is very large
ths Fort waTnc yard especially being fnli.
| VcGuote the market active and hfneF for psi.ne.
noeEats fos tuetiiuu. and dun ond lower for poor.
| The ssles hare been as follows:
! CATTLE SALES TODAY;
slrEnAAx YAEns-
q6 SsS,s + T|Sddsr sold Malcolm tshead averaging
SANE to ~ sans. s;s,h y RCD = sysrasins ia3 .t E
| G3o3ey 4 81 LEldsidse sold kaowls u bead averaging
:e!a sss Ill ssss = ssss &
Cody Eidfidsc sod psnhe 2. head Averaging SOD.
s Z ssa eas sssf 3 Lea e = :; i ill.,
oa ,a Cd eos a S a = s
Adams sold Lescn 8 hesa averaging LTD - Ut s:s
Gregory + Co. so!d Hopkins - heaa Averaging Io3os
so'a Gsnes : ,'s nss:; svsr,sn Ss -
Sssy }ssss sd sd fSaF sEs;eSF i Sc e.
GIs:osy Hast!pSs soa y Mdoz7ss y waisan Co. t.
Aasnas so'd Moore &C nead, averaging ia5o 81. at
o~SSssoES ! nasttDss sold a1asan Il head. averaging
GssseE& 4 Co. sold Newton 8 head. averaging 1850
-;A.daass Sold B,1by 20 head. averaging rs ns at
G1sE1.y &c CO. sod Mos7,s, waixaa & Co. . head,
Norris - IWaixa. g. sold Messenger - had. aver.
Morris, wa.s1n c. sold Eosra.aalt 10 head, aver
ssE so 5ssisee esf q s Sasa Averaging -
sams ss ,s e Ha 5sssi s;4: Sea II e. =: ~,
Adsms $ so'a white % head, averas,n. 80 ns at
MICHIGAN sorzuscs YAaps.
GaT sold Saunders . head averaging SIS rs,
lS!nsn. R1e'e C.. sold Messenger Il heal Steers,
s@e i 81 Ill Steers. avtsaa: 30 rs, =.
s 'ean garr soi Messenger 5. good Steers. averaging
,tn SnMn.n a,a &c. sold Webb Eazan 's head,
q, Il ~ s'EanS:n q g. sold Osa1ey IS head Cows.
y I. Waters sold Jacobs j. Eiley 10 head. ayezns1.-
~ : r.: 9!.is1sS y Se;s2 Z T.
afnafss,ns st.sS l9l: : ? X ;: at ~ di@ -
sasaoia e. sod jas. McKenn. . head, a7c.ss
e,aa I; GengeE Co. 500 Po*srs 3 head Cows and
r. f;rje1IF snia r MI Vii ~. =; ts,S ~ E!o.
In; SIS b, at $50 ~''' ~S'1N--oD ~" y a'etas
r,rr~-
, 1865-08-26
CHICAGO LUMBER a1ARKET.

..-...---.... FRypAE ErESEG,. August =.
LGMhEf-fsccciVed. 1sns a; shipped t,79, N. 1Ilr.
kcs 1n, but quiet owing the nooa.yal Of any car
gcet Sales were: Casgo sehr Coznclta, ftom Cau1da
20 n boards, stock and cosamun, ut $j.aa by ood-
Tla; cargo scnr LlTe OaK, ftpm Port Howard (Greon
BsY)4 so II mixed, mostly boards, 5000 for culls
md for 1sstE. BY COL Loomis cargo coarse Mus
kesou, ID arrive, cut to order as the logs run
by Morton.
sH1NGLEs-Eeceiyed LOO N shipped. 773 N. Mar.
ket f1,. Sales wcre: cars Sawed a. on y. ", T. r
track. from Green Bagt at S3.5, by o. Brewster.
Ne auote yard prices a. IUoEa.
, 1865-08-26

middle Of November. \ line of. Stages will
socu fill the present gaps and restore comuu-
uication. The river craft are doing IN i'm.
mcnsc business in the carrying trade, making
from S1o, 900 10 $4,000 each round trip. The
steamer Amazon was sold to part1e. last
month for SIS 600, and paid for her*elf IN siaqe
1reek. Il Is upon such proofs as this Of the fe-
interests, that, joined with the ftee discussion
Of political topics, may be based the lope Of
the future, and not remote prosperity Of
, 1865-08-26

and Tie co'orcd people, at once do all they
can 70 remove the enforced Ignorance which
Is mace an excuse for depressing them.
! shall he glad TO correspond with any per.
son respecting the work Of my office.
JOSEPH WARREN, Chaplain,
State Superintendent OF Education.
, 1865-08-26
HEDGING AGAINST NEGRO STR.
FR4GE.

The letter OF Judge Lochranc, Of Georgia,
elsewhere given, furnishes us With IN ingen-
ions politicians mode Of s'helging'' against
negro suffrage. He proposes 10 give the ne
gro every other right but that Of voting as 4
means by which to placate the North into
conscntin@ to deny him the right of voting.
Bnt sncl scheme is too subtle and ingenious
10 be practical, though it indicates that pro-
grcss Is making when popular south-on pro-
poses to stop barely short Of negro suffrage,
giving the freedmen The right to testify, to
bear arms, 10 pay taxes, to lit on ju.ies, to be
educated, to sue and be sued, to be projected
in all respects IN person and properly. Blu.
no man needs the suffrage except to ensure
these things. II they could be assured with.
out them 10 white men, sudrage would never
have been universal. 1t Is just because gov
csnncnts viii not respect the rights OF men
nnlcss they have vote, That the negro needs
TO be 8 voter. When the people Of the South
are ready 10 giye the negro these other rights
which Judge Locl,ranc advises should bc CIV
Tn, ,thcy will BE- ready to sirc Lin tho lnal
right which is the only cgectral guaranty and
protection Of them u1l-tlc right to yote.
, 1865-08-26
7-30 g. S. NOTES


SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF. CHICAGO.
viii Il! orders from dealers for tho present series
Of 80 Notes, for short time, tic heretofore
allowed.
As The opportunity for subscribing has past We ca1
no longer receive the Eve cent fwoyeaF Notes 1t
J. a. ELLIS, President.
, 1865-08-26
Psttsburrb 3;1k9f,rhet. sro y.

Fittsbargh OI1kN1rket, Aug, u.
The stock y market no: being very heavy the larg
est portion OF tic transactions vera r future
auenE tho sales were 10 bris nee On the snnt' al ~
Ss 9 ~ a 81 b,1: hepasd n IL 9st e
ler3' option. kc Leo brs 10, fXc sellers n1ftoo
33r. N-' 'A143ia'es
In.;s; buyers were shy aa,es OF :; brls
, 1865-08-26
CONDUCT OF THE NReRo =, .cp

I
FoNDCGI OF I4aE NEGRO RACE.
Lofo enathem WIS jeercd IN the British
Ao"se u eomnons when he yentured to ex-
ts.,ssS tss ', ~. tae manner IN which the
! m.An eo'on1sts had expressed their senti-
easnts :" p,eaosng Tor their rights against the
r -o'e ano olnhaers Of the Eritish crown.
Eepe'any were Ills confessions that lie had
senlufed 10 receive Information and counsel
~" NJ benjamin Franklin, then ngent for
'la1ssachuse1ts and Pennsylvania; and his cx-
ple.s'ons OF personal respect for that 1espised
senlleman, received with Overwhelming de-
f1s1oa' icn years aflcrward the British
Co"n, lords, Commons and people gave
Ffnhklin infinitely more than Chatham hid
demanded. franklin was not negro, but Le
WIS, In scme Senses, less popular claim
ant to sue at the har Of British public
opinion for human rights The white race
II AmcTica Is on the throne. It has
rcfgued exclusively heretofore. and c]afns
to rule by divine right, though It has no very
coherent argument by which to c.tab1,eb H.
claim But as divine r,rht rests NJ,
rather tl,on n ar,ru1ncnt {1,o ,r1,,. 49,. .....',
tn plar f;corrc tlc +lrd Win, 49, ..s70ass I
n1ea3fnr for The r;olts Dr III 49,. .1sS -
fhc ncoro occnn,ez so,,art.. 49, ~ ..., e4o',
Frnnli}n Il, 17-a-s st t,,a ~ t.1ou "
Houso ~ Tor,. 11s, M w.. VI tuc of,11sa
SION rfsh,~,,.~ 49, -. sIs appteaen-
m 7 ~ T1,a.;..., ~. urf .",H = 49,, eao"c'e" up
os wos rranr1;1 1r5ss a.a,1a ,a% s1 sua.c
MI ,as,,o,t. a. r.. t;a ,...,.-.r -s1--,.'- "
the rI-hts nr tnc cr1on,sts 1,ts et,;t.Is s .ol
more t,mpe,atc. wise and ad,nir,rac ,h,r 49,,
ortIc co]orct1 race in Amer;cs now ,.,ass:"s ssas
, 1865-08-26
Elevation OF Frcedncn In 1zts>.s.,pp,

Elevation OF Freedmen In Yts>!s%ipDl
fAEEunts's DrutAr FOE STATE or M,as1ss1rr;.
.esehEns e. snhEnss1nr Ni.s Hs e r ,
Editors Chicago Tribune:
1wish TO make brief statement of a few
facts In Fcgard TO the interest committed Ia
my caTc, 1or The Information Of tae bencyo.
len1' Most OF these facts arc contained in a
circular, Issued rom this Office, Us follows:
osF1cE Ase'F Cou'A DrrEAr OF RE1rctrs. FRrrn
ats AND AnASDcs1u LAS1,s. SEIZE OF N,ss,
E1CksBSEG, Mies., July IS, 1856,
n cfuer tEat The Superintendent of Edacatfon
sps! Aasc toMe notion of the number of teachers
1nen during the next school year end that T--sn1
IrcAf- may made properly TO irtribuie them, 1t
i relne*ted 1hat soa kirdly intimate your intcn-
a- nearly a. possible on the fEet OF October. 10
avoid confusion .2d disappointment to ali parties
!, II 5ah;e es.s! TO haye a viii
Grsd.n 10 aid us in or work OF education.
:. We titasl probably be al. 10 assign ectpol
hooes i & and n 9nssae:s 70; teachers :; A. asasly AL
Fret Omen may hs'e o1cc.s; but furniture Tor III.
pcrs1n'a] nse Of iescIesx, canlot be p.puiscj Ii
yin aiso he remembered tha all The officers q this
WtH oc 70 :ccrct them, 50 that the: may 7u.chn-e
ii nc CommissaEiai al coa.zact prices.
Tor their oan hcncci, eor low extensive f.,at hesp
nay .'c Information Will he given 10 you - ear:y
ana 2, definitely a. possible.
places 70! otter local nriangrmenff iu. e:taEsh-
ars schot1s tn this stctc be catered upon without
eon.u:atton With thts Office.
]. II ie recommended that no schools for
co'oet people hca'tcnr,ca eavc in 1.ecex wers od-
places lrey u occup!el by teachc4t: yieSshurr,
Sa,e,sr; Jackson, Canton, GFrn:aa, lazoe ciif,
, 1865-08-26

FRIDAY EVENING, Aug. g.
The following summary shows the movement In
produce md provisions during TIE past "a hours.
compared With the movement for the same tnaelast
ye1r:
, 1865-08-26

Buyers are holding OF, but the high views or the
GfoEsrs n ne West has tendency lift operations
rs rsisss 9etos r. sso@ S5c for medium 10 0no tes:e
nc2lected. Yarnk aSe steady at &l.iali.o0 - ~ ~
, 1865-08-26
CHICAGO CATTLE uanKEr.


OFFICE NJ TIE DAILY TR,s.-xr,
- Frtday Evening, AEg,
BEEF FcATTIE-Aceordlng the Board Of Trnds r..
port the receipts and shipments stncc ons 1ass issnc
compared with the corresponding period Of ISL h.y.
been ID follows 1t should be borne IN alma that thsss
receipts and shipments ats really these Of tha day pre
etlinet -"-A'@s fAs
, 1865-08-26

seeds In PhilndeIphlu-Aax..e .e3-
Tiers Is yerJ little Clover Seed Offering and the de.
nnnu s limited md prices nominal Ut about Si1 % me-
nushel. Timothy Is n steady demand a fa5o:;5 P
b1.hcf and Flax Seed scatce with but Little Offering,
S4l1ta.Eu nrr h,tAheI. ~ ~
, 1865-08-26

AptNA. ...--..s......6,1t4 4Stt 4&Q T,GI
sane time Last week--.a@i -. 1a5 -.
Inc actual recepts today hare been about so hesd
end the eutsted sales go head ranging ~ follows:
, 1865-08-26

c1osing prices for cash Aug. =, 1ses, received by
F. G. Saltonstal l. Co., Commission Stock and Dood
, 1865-08-26

What the People are Saying and Doing
The Hope OF the South Conferred on
Northern Democrncy-Isonst3 Of Ex.
terminating the Negro Rncc-Thc
Sn,ouIdcrin. Fircsof ofTrouble-AY Yn13-
KEGS Opinion and Example that the
Southern Gentlemen arc Good for
Nothing.
, 1865-08-26
Interesting Letter from Augusta,

Political 4Aspcct%-Asp,ratfou of Rche,
Acndcrs-A Loynl EsIltor,s HcbuIke-
Free Discu>.lon-Dts Disturbances In
Northca*tern Geor-ln-OuttaycA on
Ercclmen-The Sl1r.iIcbcRS nilI .yefI:
Davis Agricultural and General
, 1865-08-26

-lst Board dnIl; /; I'd Board firm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
Importanf from 1Iayti.

The United States steamer State Of Georgia,
from Cape Haytcn the 22l of August has arrived,
lrngiu the following important intelligence:
The Rebels had taken Fort ST. Michael, on the OppO-
site side Of the larbor by surprise IN the night caus
ing the troops Of President Geard TO evacnatc Pc.
lite Anfe" and TO stop Tie bombaIdmcn OF the town
The town had been relieved from It's most pressing
wants by small vessels running the blockade at night,
and a bl0ckddf-rQnHr from Nassau had run in with pro
visions arms and ammunition.
Only three or four persons in the town had been
killed by the bombardment, but many had died from
fright and starvation.
The white inhabitants Of the Cape in a very un.
safe posion being obliged to keep within doors and
being subjected 10 constant threats by the mob com.
posed mostly Of women, armed with knives tied on the
end of bamboo poles.
The Rebels had enticed three Of Geffrards officers
from the American Consus house and shot them cold
blood.
The English steamer Fawn had arrived from Jamai.
ca taking the place OF the COrdea.
Flour was SO, gold. per Dbl; Rice 3Oc per pound
Beans 20c and Sugar soc.
The Rebels determined 10 hold ont, and the Gov.
eminent forces reduced TO small number by
deaths aud deseJtIons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Reported Reign of Terror.
RALEIGH, n. C., Monday, Aug. 81

RALEIGH, y. T., Monday, Aug. II, leoo.
Iieut. 4. W. Hahn, on special duty of an I'M
,or,ant character in the Department Of Virginia. has
arrived here from trip through the north eastern lor
tion of this State where there military force he
reports that three negroes shot III Northampton
County the other day by the Home Guards, or County
Police for refusing to return to!heir masters after &C.
ceptng OF employment elsewhere; that the people re-
fuse TO recognize the freedom OF the blacks VINO are
whipped and tortured In the most iendish manner Tor
even expressing desire 20 be Free and that shoonng
and killing these appears TO be the ofae' VI
the day. c..
He also states that Union man in Hertford Cosn'.
employed coored girl for family servant "iai,ed
having first consulted Der former master WHO ISL i,
the Union mans house with loaded gun Win 'n' -, ~
OF killing him for this oferse. as the WAGES ~
paid to the girl instead OF the master lug orr"n
who has been an officer in the Federa selntc. mns
obliged TO flee for his life for the heoc' s!i"Pa's
took sides with the master. 800. 81, $780, ,..
Lieut.. Hahn says that perfect reign o. terlpr e1.ts
in that portion OF the sIaIe ssoyH not nch"5 in
that Department and hence no projection can DC az,
II il nearly 100 miles om any military post III tls
State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Personal - Movements Of Steamers -
Government saIc-Anair With Negroes
On Rounoise IsInud-Chnnge i'm Com.
mind.
Tnn1nrss MONROE. Tneslav. Aug

FORTRESS Monroe Tuesday. Aug. 90. ls65.
Brig. Gen. Osborne and stan arrived III Nor
fo,k tins morning from Richmond Tie General ~ en-
his home in Chicago expecting TO DE mustered
out. -,
The brig Selma has arrived from New Orleans, bound
New York She lett the former port on the u ibs''
Her lengthy passage is owing 10 light winds. ~
Tie schooner Union has arrived from Savannah Inc
crew are all sick but their disease Is not contagious
The schooner Percy Hcner has arrived IRON hlch'
mond.
The sales Of Government horses and mules whleh
took place nj Camp Hamilton to-day was very sai's'
factory. The animals brought high prices.
The United States steamer Memphis when arIN.n
Yesterday Stl lies at anchor ana IL il uhues'oou So
requires some repairs before leaving
The steamer Washington Irving from keahoAe ~
land arrived last night at Norfolk eI captain reports
that on the eve Of her departure bis engineer Weut
ashore for the mails and on his return 10 the 9ol'
attacked by two negroes. wherenpon ne ueiehaVu nm
scf hy knocking one OF them down, lot Wh'S" nc "''
arrested and locked mp over night In tne Inonns nc
was brought before Col Holmes ot the ISL nl'ed Ses
Colored Regiment tiied and acquitted. Inc onerIs
o the steamer say the negroes do AS they please Oh o
island, and IL is uns aie for white man 10 Idhu
The steamer George Appold rom boston "irNeu NJ
Norfolk to-day aud sailed for Baltimore. ,,v
Schooner John X. Ford sailed Tor NeW'hoiA 'ou"''
with pontoons v,.t % aar
L. s. steamer Memphis sailed for New lork ,Gua!
Steamer William Kennedy arrived from bi''i"o''
to-day. bound 10 Boston. c.. Hamilton
The slst Neg.York Infantry. now at camp ianiii.o'
will be mustered out OF service next nun and
turn home, with Lcat. Col ID. H. White III eoJ a,
Gen. Ludlow has been relieved OF MS sonnn III
W WILLIAMSBURG and assigned for duty ~ D"H'"'''
goes home on a short leave of absence