New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
WASHINGTON.
THE FREEDMEN IN MARYLAND
The Civil Rights Bill Practically Dis
regarded.
THE SENATE PASSES THE TAX BILL.
THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House Considers the Senate
Amendments.
THE FREEDMEN IN MARYLAND
THE SENATE PASSES THE TAX BILL
THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL
WASHINGTON, Monday. June -, leo.
TIE FREEDMEN IN MARYLAND.

wAsIlSGIoN Monday. June - l56s.
TIE FREEDMEN IN uARYLAND.
Gen Howard of the Freedmens Bureau has just
received report from Capt y. Clark Inspector Of the
Bureau Of its operations S. Marys AMI Calvert Counties
Maryland Capt Clark reports matters in very unsettled
condition The most encouraging feature Is the fact that
considerable number Of coored people residing the above
named counties and essee OF lands The wages
paid aborers are for women g. per month for
men SIS and sl2, with ra0ns and quarters
Notwithstanding the groes well yet bitter feengs
exists between the two races No schools for the freedmen
have yet been cstab she'd the white citizens being unwilling
them The most general complaint among the
freed people concerning the loose manner In which Their
children 800 children have been appren
ced since November and planters have many as
10 children bolnd to them. Me-. r. ID. sOlars
living in Calvert County. has three coored children
bound 10 her of whom she hires out TO q
doctor receiving compensation for its services The
provisions Of the Civil Rights bill entirely disreglrdd
Judge Wm H. Tuck, at the 1lay term OF the Crminai
Court Of Calvert County 'saacsd fire TO be cold into
arery for p,rioi ranging from eeea noAhs Ishae
skinner OF the five charged with stealing pocket
book valued dollar lie TO be sold ato
slavery for period OF gear Oliver Smith and Ben
Macka were charged with stealing lot OF tobacco aud
sentenced be sold into slavery for term Of s months
The others charged with similar tbes On the 2sh Of
May the sentences the Judge carried into effect
the five coored put upoa the auction block and SOL by
the Sheriff 10 the highest bidder Skinner bought by
John Hoord for 81 On the Goth Of si rch coorei
man. named Phip Forbes and his wife Harriet got into
difficulty with their employer John H. Farmer who
shot MORALLY wounded Forbes and seriously wounded his
wife Farmer escaped but aerwsrd del vered himself
be authorities put under s3OO bail and when he ep
tpeared court there white witnesses against him.
50 he set free
A JOHNSON NATIONAL CONVENTION.
The National Union (Johnson) Club Of this city
have issued their call for National Union Convention TO be
held a, Philadelphia the 4h OF August The circular
is signed BY Randall Dooitls Browning CowaD and ohs
and the call pronounced X by such loyal lights Nes
NTH Of Oregon and Hendricks Of Indiana.
The call Is follows
National sa cosysnon e :, lea. two ss';. o% f,s
from the p: q eSass sad foa' d,s.T, At s, from sA
wiz BE- chosen by the Of the 'everl States
WIG sas.sn The ~ m,1snns assssh hs tsoH
and who ,sree in 9 FLOWING proposition. W.
pe,a o. Tn, USsd slsies ps'si
S Syr Gf DER gsa'' ''''''' ''''' Constant and %
TssIhi. the dignity equality Of the sis'e, IN TIE Uaoa
ncadn right representation In Congress enuy
ted ey 9s ooa s 20 f Tsi e1 ~ " D'
There hgh anywhere 10 dissolve Tho ualon OF .sp
I'M or ~ sys I'd sniisd To-
livery j. s5a he'd and ought to be re thsd
In nv state or Territory within jurisdiction.
flil la, the uldoubi,d rish to pree The ga. hsao5
dae control Influence the free and voluntary action o. ihs ss"
Tie nn.ane nvcac q the shi. Of the States and eps.
tally Of Of each State to order and eoao IL own dome.
onS hs coaaen Il the UaIsd State, essential to liz
S rs spsnd. nd the evcstLow q hot system BY
PSn IN nI Pow. Ssss and 9v SsT
Each oase Cosre's made By The The .ss judy
sion q loys senators and heP,en'; ;p ''p I,
.S,j and rsvSisny livery psil9, should iowH upon
,n b 70 M n5 the umo.e. Il war and the eseci
apon oc aud mssr interest: a, home and os
standing abroad differing only ia degree injurious me TIf
The ParoP Of the war having been to ps.sI's hs U9s %
lf Ss "pPrs'tS al resistance to the aiIoy
SSs ss sSd 's swd y
mia.iratiOn ,b. union harmony and Industry cpmme
reoon ali The saie, The exercise Of their constitutions
Strength and the defense Of the RepaSe he
the public credit Al In the % States and Territories
Of ths United States. and in the District Of Columbia who in
,pbh Of pstiot@ and love e. tHe u.S" can rise
iry National Union Convention which shall represent oil
iso S'a and @1 the soa .s to Ro Council iooi upon
o she .sne are e.peey feqas.ea part
Loyalty sespt the Sscas usoH coSdy iSdo. prime
Constitution the Union add the Government Of the United States
A. " Rands fre.idnt r. Dools, O. II. BROWNING Edgar
Cowsn che Knapp samuel Fowler Executive Committee,
We boiling the above Convention and endorse
Dixon, A. Hendricks. Daniel s. Norton. J. w. Nesnith
HEALTH OF MR.. STANTON
Secretary Stanton has so far recovered from his
recent Illness as able the War Department
! and resume his duties.
HOMESTEAD LANDS IN THE soUTH-wEsT VIRGINIA
DISBURSEMENTS.
The President has approved the bill for the disposal
of the public homestead actual settlement In the States
Of Alabama Mississippi. Lousssns Arkansas and Florida
end also the bill approprsng 800 TO reimburse the stab
Of West Virginia for moneys expended in enrolling equip
ppg and paying the military forces to aid In suppessng
/ tho Rebellion
THE M'GnAw LIBEL CASE.
In the Circuit Court for this District an action was
brought by McGhaw against Mr. Cphane TO recover damages
for an alleged libel publication. charging the plaintiff with
aoyatv aud 81 being secession sympathizer etc. alleged
10 have been written and delivered to Mr. Dana then Assist
antsecreary Of War The rlntlG at the time was in the
epoy Of the War Department and dismissed from such
empl,vmept in consequence OF NJ Cephancs letter The
has heep brought to close the jury awarding damages
TO Mr.. McGhaw in the sum Of sIVo
NEW YORK NAVAL oRFIcERs-A NEW CANDIDATE.
General Averill was on the floor OF the House oil
Representatives TO-DAY. II is understood that he " eandi
date for the position OF naval officer at NewYork city
HOT WEATHER.
The weather has been excessively warm to-day, the
thermometer ranging a. high 90 degrees in the shade
PAYMENT or LOYAL CITIZENS ~ RRBEL STATES
In the Senate, quite discussion sprang up on the
bill to authorize payment loyal citizens Of Rebel States Tor
army stores by Union officers The opposition mani
tested le the impression would be defeated
! II cones up again tomorrow.
TAX BILL
No amendments of importance were made to the
ia, hill Henderson Of Missouri made effort to strike out
The cation tax altogether Edmunds OF Vermont on the con
rorv led 10 increase the tax from to three cents bat
WAS unsuccessful The matter will probably be settled IN
Committee Of Conference at tbree the House having
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