The New York herald., 1866-04-22

how to record H. Everywhere have ye, been have
found the most kindly and friendly relations sab-stng
between blacks and whites have seen former slaves
working cheenuliy for their old masters si calling
them mnssa Of old former masters supporting THO
agod and nnrm Of ther former slaves; perfect COMP
other outragcs such AZ lave been described 10 tho
Northern papcrs committed by white mon upon negroes.
have undoubtedly occnrroi but they have boen OK,
oeponai cascs and indicative of the general
sentiments Of tho population than stray porterhouse
shooting anays indicative Of the moral state OF society
IN New York
REPRExkSrArIvE PLANTER
IN ,he 'hAriouesyillc district thcre u large ooiored
population engaged exolnsvey In agricuiurs pursuits
ABOUT lofty OF the principal planters waited this morn
Ing upon General sieodman and dscussnd with freedom
tneir ponuoh ana Wo'pccn one OF the nunher-Nr
mel IN the rebel aruy-rclaed hH experience which
may be taken az falr example OF tho general feeling
OF the people He stated that the oud u the war he
had ono hundred and eleven negroes most of whom ho
s retained in his service well house
wants who pleaded poverty and begged To b. allowed To
remain on the plantation only lat week he sent hls
wagons 10 Buckingham To bring over another at
who had no other claim upon him but thai lhey veto
tho father and mother brothers and sisters of h shoe
maker All OF these negroes were now working for him Al
monthly wages without written contracts. and wc~
working oon,entcdiy and we'll II have changed my
opinion entirely said Colonel Parrish, regarding thu NO.
grocs used 20 think they would never make yaluabb
members Of socety But thcy have behaved 70 admir-.
ably during the war, they have shown much good
feeling towards tho white populaon much good fcc
ing has been exhibited by the whites towards them and
we'll that have changed nay yloHH entirely. Tho pre-
OF the Frocdnens Bureau, though II h well sd-
minsterod here, only tends 60 promote bad fooling
among the vicious In these Views all of thnee present
cDneurcd Que or two gentlemen acknowledged that the
bureau had been Of considerable service Ia the past
but considered thnt US continuance longer Than another
six months would ouly tend 20 Introduce elements ~
discord whore none now existed ! coaycred snbse-
quently with number OF coorod people and found tbsi
they every whit satisfied with their former
tsrs their employers with thsm and wore no
moro anxious for tie perpetuaton OF the Frccdmcns
Court
Charlottesville may 10 an except onal place, this
mains tn be seen but certainly Ear this district Is
concernc-l labor and capital have adjusted themselves In
accordance with tho hxed laws of supply aud demand
with great rap dhy ana most bcncicsi rcsGlir
- VS. TEACHING coIoigb tTNnAY 4'uooL
One Of the most remarkable iiiusifn,yns ~ the good
feeling prevailing IN the community witnessed
day afternoon In large sohooroom under the Baptist
church about three hundred coiorcd children, OF all
shades from nearly white Ia ebony black, ~ere asiom
bled and hrty forty Vhlc pcrOT,s many II Nsa bslG2
ing 10 hs s families in he country aud mas u hsBt
The scnl and dapght1 q former sdretr, ~ 'or, en.
gnOed ~ tsahn9 ra Tho superintendent Of the school
was Mr.. A y. Aboll OF the National Bank. Among tho
tsachers Mis- Ann Gilmore, SISTER OF Governor CD
more Mrz Thompson Brown, wife ot colonel in
Of the late Professor OF Richmond college aud
n number OF ladies' connected with tho Albenafic Ie-
male Institute Clear away IN Of the .
dstngu ushod and learned Law professor Of tho virginia
University Professor Minor labOflQu-y engaged IN
teaching brlghi-cyed lstlo darky his lottcr and
quite number OF the students of tho university wcre
pursuing similar ayccnilOna The children learn with
wond rful aptitude aud have already made ooniiinrabs
progress They taught spelling reading and flnging
and II ID intended aid writing and ciphnring
Thus education u the blacks been gong
months past aud nocts not only with oppoti,on from
the old slhvoowbcs hut u done by her ApfcA drlro
and with their active operation As mrny fNc hun
dred children hnye been In school AT ono time and tho
aWraac daily Attendance ~ noariy three hundred.