New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY TRIPLE SHEET

Rev A. Webster u. ID. PASTOR in charge Of Missions.
Samuel Weston. Jacob Mils II. J. Moore. January
Holmes and Joshua Wilson. ybe Board organized b.
olectirg l. w Lewis. President. II. j. Moore, SecTe-
taryi Alonso Webster. Treasurer.
The faculty OF the Institute aTc-Tbe Rev. D. W
Lewis President and Professor of Classics Grd Church
Polity; the Rev A. Webster d. D.. Professor o! Tho
ology and Eloeutioa, Dr. NJ. e. Campin. Lecturer Oh
Physiology and Laws Of Health. c. H. WahopseE. In
strucior in the Englsh branches and scientific depart
mont
Irnay mention that fo1r OF the Trustees ac colorel
and three white OF The latter being from the North
Dr. Cumpil. OF se faculty Is aso "a oolored mai, who
not stsnilng tbc disabilities Of Slavery managed 70
obtsin education ia Charleston which qualities A.m
for the positisn. The Institute EiA oommcsco with
about 20 students ard be open to oil classes upon TIE
so-e terrs-free To al! members II the NJ. T. Church
Members OF al Christian denominations may! neYertAe-
less be admitted OH liberal terms.
Iaree and cOmmodious edi1ce has been secured FOR
the accommodation Of tho Institute, al th9 corner ot
East Boy ana Nernon.sts. II - IN healtL! leclAP
nesr the Cooper River. overlooking the AaFhor Aonr
Pleasant Castle PincAney Fort sumter. sR4 ether o.
jccts Of interest.
President johnson by special order contrary to the
wishes often SsXton. turned over lrinny Cluiel on
laze.-s last lLi 20 Re1e! t-lsiees Who claimed IT,
Tie c0Orcd people who bad occupied II ioF some
months. many q whom contributed generously FOR is
erection aud WHO forgot 10 prey Tor tie Fri-
dent Of THE United states were turned os aud sought
place O! worship elsewhere. Tie whi,e people eom.
mcneed vOrshiplrg there about a month since Last
Sunday tie Rev. X ]. AcYuarlle stood L. tie pulpit.
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to Divine favor upon Jefferson Davis. VINO HAd oeen
20 long and cruelty deprived Of bis liberty.
/ his Meynardie sprang from poor white trash
commenced life Is sweeping A lawyers office. ani
/ finally brought up in the bosom Of the NJ. T. Church
south. where for four long tedious years, be prayed
Tor the Coniederacy snd even now insists ihat the
PRAYERS were heard and Will b. answered lie married
INTO a family Which possessed negroes and became
! brutal tyrant When chaplain in the Confederate
army he had a cO'0red servant whom be used TO b.
every morning fer exercise A o0lored woman is nov
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mp by the thumbs and her body acersted by him. since
tao surrender Of Johrsons army, when hc knew that
she was as free = himself
COL. BEEcHER SERVING REBELS.
NJ Thomas Scott. a freedman who has giant 81
30 o. land upon Hernessons plantation. on Johns
Island. dated IN March last ssgsd under Gen. xtoni
instructions signed by the Hon. Gilbert Plllsbury
govt Of the Bureau has been notified by GO. Beechri
10 leave The premise, tonight Mr. Scott has already
pat seed IN The ground ana prepared az some expense
| the ground Tor further planting. Ho j. Ohy one o.
many who have received similar nOtincatlous. ~
some places where order, have already been executed
men, and children are turned cut Of house AID
home aud obliged TO seek shelter in the woods.
4 wall Is going Up from 81 these islands IN eonse
qucuce Of National ingrattute and injustice. Gen
Scott is upon Edsto Island. attempting 90 make con
tracts f0r the freedmen TO work fOF onethird OF th
cruD lie has been successful upon the main land To go
them to contract but upon tEe Islands 10 has bund
hard work
The Job Of turning ont OF house and home the poor
lOyal freedmen 10 make place for Rebels stepped on
treason given 20 Col Beeohor. because bis name
and Lis sptecedents might make the lnhUmaulty seen
less nLuman have had the privilege OF reading some
Of the reports made to tbs General Commanding Of hr
progress in the work. and they have every appearance
Of being written 20 crafty tue sentiments oi az
Democrat" lie thinks few more examples vi.
bring the freedmen to terms
From floating upon the high tide Of popular enthu
siRsm among the c0.OFed people hc can hardly hnd
friend among them now The Rebels are loud IN b..
praise.
SECRETARY TRENHOLM N SCHOOL.
The ex.Rebei Secretary Of the Treasury L. ;. A.
with the Rev. Mr.. Porter and two southern ladles
visited the free school under the superlnlendence
Mr. CardOza last week They al. expires ed tbemseVe
highly pleased with the proficiency OF the pupils: an'
good order maintained They had no idea that colOre'
children could learn Ike others. The great hnaneie
was curious 10 know how the school was supported
il had so many first class teachers, and his curiosit
must have been increased when told that tie teacher
were sent out and paid by the different heedmens Az
societies Of the N0rhhat the expenses OF the sehO0
were abOnt one thousand dollars per month aud that
was only one OF 450 similar schools sustained IN IL
South under tho same auspices. Mi TRENHOLM request
ed tue teachers who are occupying bis house 70 taA
good caro- bf it.
LOYALTY AND FREEDOM S0UELcHED.
TIE s1th Carolina LeGder devoted 10 free labor an
practical reform found fault il bound to do
with the Presidents veto OF the Bureau BILL and SSH
more with his speech to the motley crew who seren
AIDED him in the evening The editor, hir Coffin, q
Massachusetts, induced TO resign his desk after
publishing the article upon the Presidents speech MIR
Moore IA South Carolnan was appointed to bis place
Mai Gen Deyens sent word 10 the editor that more
such articles could be published The publishers re
ported that the writer of the obnoxious article had beer
removed and that the President would be sustained
hereafter THO new editor waited upon the General
and satisfied him that no case for complaint should
again occur. Thus the Rebel papers of Charleston are
allowed TO Willy and caricature Compress but the onlI
loyal paper in the State must critcizug tho Pres
| ident The Legislative power may be abused but the
Executive must be screened by mlntlry authority
. :. How long q Lord p, FALLESEICoN
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