New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

and the Prospects Thercef-Gen. Cox's
speech and Its Tendcneics-"A pro.
Slavery Press',-Mere About the Freed
men-Csnndcnce Wanted - Important
Labor Movement Projected.
From Our Special Correspondent.
RALEIGH August 7. 1865.
Maior-Gen A. Ames, Commanding Tenth
Army Corps, has been ordered to the Department Of
the South 70 report TO Gen Gilmore after thirty days
leave. He leaves this place with Lieut.-Col Carlton.
mis- eentlemanly and efficient Adjutatant General and
other principal members Of bis staff at once for visit
North. Gen Ames is one Of the real heroes Of Fort
Fisher He led the troops in person up to and into the
fort and STAYED there and maneuvered and fought his
men from O'Clock until 10 o'clock p. IN. when the
works we're carried 1t has been prevalent opinion
among all fair minded officers and men since that men,
orsble event that Gen. Ames received much too small
share of the honors which were literally passed
around as rewards aerward If their friends OF home
should wish TO hear what really occurred inside Fort
Fisher and around those mountain paiapets for five
hours during that fierce and bloody struggle Gen.
Amss and Gen Curtis can tell them from actual Dari
patton during the fight
DR. Norman 3. Barnes Medical Director OF this
Department, has just received promotion as Brevet
Lieat Colonel TO date from March H. for gallant and
merorious services at the storming OF Fort Fisher
This is . Just, though tardy. acknowledgment OF
merit Of a brave aud excellent officer. The writer
OF this was all day by the side Of Dr. Barnes at Fort
Fisher. snd him receive by his own hands. and
send TO the rear. every wounded man who came out
from under fre, giving careful attention to each case
At great personal risk. From that day to the present.
no surgeon in the Army has won more lasting debt OF
gratitude from the soldier and his friends for unnter
miiiing services In their behalf The whole 10000
wrecks Of our released officers and men. delivered by
the Rebel agents at Wilmington passed through the
hands Of DR. Barnes, who relate facts which viii
curde the blood and make the hair TO stand on end,
touching the physical and mental condition OF those
unfortunate prisoners xhen they came into our hands
Gen. Scnohsd Is daily expected to return here TO
resume command Of the Department.
TROUBLES II CHEROKEE COUNTY.
Disturbances in Cherokee Comfy growing ont OF
the return 10 their homes Of belonging to both the
Union and Rebel armies have made II necessary TO
senda party OF cavalry 10 that part OF the State The
citizens represent that constant onrages are occurring
there such as the pundeIng OF pcaceabe families OF
their provsions and stock The cavalry and some IN
fantry have been sent 20 Morgauton. At Charlotte
anI in the vicinity there have been such manifesto
tion, OF disoyaty and disregard Of the God given
right, ~ the freedmen that IL has been found neces
sary TO return considerable body OF troops 10 That
locality 10 preserve quiet Many Of the late slave
owner. manifest no disposition TO recognize the free'
dom OF the blacks and TO a most brazen extent con-
nue the practces and treatment Of the old slave CODE
SCARCITY oP OFFICERS.
The wan, ~ officers 10 send 10 different parts Of the
State oblises Col whitesey to still leave nearly nine
tenth, Of the State without the presence Of supervising
agents. Under these circumstances 1t Is mar'e'
there are not more complaints instead Of less.
WORK OF The FREEDMESs BUREAU.
Tb. oopston, turning away Of old, decrepid people.
and women with large families Of children is devolVing
heavy burden upon the Ffeedmehs BUREAU 'uu 'o"'
prompt remedies must bs applied or there VIII oe
great deal Of suffering and distress
AID AND COMFORT TO REBELS.
! The electonecring speech OF GenerM CoA IN on''
eives great aid and comfort TO hardened ana denal'
Rebels everywhere. Now that they cannot oompo'
labor with the lash they wish to see efcrminated OF
coopzed the race on which they have heaped ceh'ur''
Of wrong They believe with Gen. Cox In the irIepres
.ble conflict between the free negro and tho white man
and are glad to have 30 respectable su.hety Tor cru
SADIE againt them. Every man Of sense however VINO
does not desire TO SEQ the wolf return to howl over 'ho
plantations Of the South scouts as ABSURD ana nH'
practicable such remedies for the great social prop'e
1t would take ffy years for even North Caro',na 10
replace by immigration her present aborns population
to say nothing OF the more popnlous States vi ."o
South. What, meantime would become OF the landed
wealth and the She population The one would perish
OF starvation and the other would pass into the hana'
Of strangers.
| MASTERS AND SLAVES.
| b.f,, an
There Is no necessary mutual antagonism between
the two races As to what is called colorphoba sucn
a. gave birth TO tho black laws which once dssraoed
the statute books Of Ohio it does not exist IN the Sou.n
Almost universal miscegenation has prevaiIed unue'
Slavery. ana one.half the old slave masters ana '"ei
grow up sons need go of their own plantations 10
see their image and supcrcripon toddling afou"u IN
the form OF light colored Americans oi African uo'cen'
The best blood Of North Carolina as wen W Vi VIZ
ginia, has coursed through the veins OF Slaves iDe
editors Of the proSlayery Record hero VINO abused our
Northern teachers for coming down to horth Carona
TO instruct the freedmen, eectualy shut up by
home thrust from tn, Proevo" who told them OF the
black inuratude Of complaining that we were schooling
their own children.
Their confidence in Northern men who give evidence