The New York Herald Newspaper, September 20, 1865, Page 1

RS: E-NEW YORK HERALD. ~ ec eae ey ay Ee ran Te —. Saude = NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1865. | WHOLE. NO. 20,614. Sale PRICE FOUR CENTS. |. 2 1 a - = r~ arwentererrd a i bio aria ss ‘or rebellion | continue long. The sale of cotton, as soon as its trans- are secured to th u 4 ‘300TH CAROLINA CONVENTION. || S.tezez zemnica.omm mone vier | a Ear aereet | WASHINGTON. |wamscuss man cs| EUROPE ; DIO ie ce ta you earn ePeively arbitrary, and founded on no | farmers and planters, uow that their alaves are cian thus enabling citizens, whether near the line of public = A aa ws nance 5 pleat 5 vatthe tino it ciated, may vory well, dispove of a Bortlon prediy ; ° me er survey ora thousand miles distant, to secure municipal neannarnecactettarnas ' I Imp °1 tant Messa ge from Go . | was adopted—more bs tay 9 year 7, i |! ands, etd cone mee ~ Presid rights and promptly obtain at vonsiderable coxt fee . hi - Mier scout, we a fara es a on eg Nocthers. Fosnira ber Fhopeas one seared it Johnson Expected to At | simpie vues trom ine Serfaty = such. town | 0 D Later: Ni D the 1! tee ernor Perry. The. op as /the- adoption ef our riaio | readily make investments in real estate in South Cara, tend the Odd Fellows’ Celebra- Property. nO eer ee I , cnatinitos ‘comparatively. ‘a short.time money, w! superabundant cali % 4 3 hat fy et very little vane the Northern. Staten, will vaturally and necessarily. flow. tion at Baltimore To-day. The PAGES CARTE, SRPIO A: Damascus. ‘ But ‘that “th 18 aie gh ‘the Btate has | South, secking ite value, as water pe seeking Be mecting of the Cabinet today was extremely yi : inerensed in-wealth and numbers.in a much greater ratio | _ After the collapse of the so-called eonfed racy, the ‘ae tig short, being scarcely more than an hour oug, and the SOULE Sena aE EES : ‘The Radical Changes Necessary in the | tan ie toner, country ioooy i at the para | Starter money ane Ts se ae a at aie Breese mason wa almost destitute of etn S 0° State Constitution Set Forth Frente ‘urty rolen in obo of the parishes, whose | ver had been exported ag au arco of commerce dusing | Restoration by the Canadian Authorities Of | aye px thee Dopettrnsat Bs ete ters ico on the The Paris Moniteut ou the Meaning“of ! contolpéd Seale banks were a ordered service on ita Soom pS ORE gene Seow lil rg Decne, of course, valichceen This ote she teuinwith. | the Money Stolen by the 8t, Albans Raiders, | Souter aissistppi Raitroad in conveying, maile from the Late Naval Fetes. 4 7" Neen aa tisisien, whose, population apd taxation |) out any kind of money or a circulating medium, Eight Jackson to Meridian and intermediate pointe, mimety-6ix The Governor's Policy A ved: by | cnttlc it to atx. members in the House, This is cou- | millions of lv, in a high state of civilization, ecu- ke. &e. &e, } miles and back, daily, at the rate of seventy-five dellars ~—T 7 . ppre Y | trary to all republican principles of political justice and | pying a rtile gonptry, without money or the 2 eaishd 4 : rt Ay ee ee eecahseaxsant ty Viulot, itu Shane ey Per mile per annum. Otber routes are to be reopened im : ; President Johnson. ithe early hislory of Zouch Carolina the représenté- |' Gloomy as the present may seem, tho future will be Wasmnotox, Sept. 19, 1896, | Seoreia, Foreign Cattle Excluded from tion in the parishes was repeatedly changed to peru jlorious. oe le Brakes 0 ofa? eee INVITATION FROM THE ODD FELLOWS TO PREST- APPOINTMENT. France “ ° ihameme tie respective clecicn Gitricie, Bas ae my | a tase ha hariony o Coe Neetione ne ee ee ey, | DENY JOHNSON TO ATTEND THE GRAND LopGE | - THC President has appointed Raphael M. Columbus Wo: Conflict of Between Civil seventy five years. Now that slavery is abolished, a | Phere-areno-rival interests, The North and the South | CELEBRATION AP BALTIMORE. Consul at Payta, Peru. nied Authority and iD thls reepect is imperaiive, and must 'be | are mutually necabeary to each other, and all the pursults,| Joseph B. Nicholson, of Pennsylvania, Passed Grand 2 Military Authorities, adopted. Ia effecting this change it would be well to | of the one re derendont on shoo of the olber. The | sire of the Independent Order of Odd Pollowe; H. Ls THE ARMY. FIVE-TWENTIES 08 1-2, A aoa which is founded on population and | national prosperity and greatness in a higher degree than Page, of Wisconsin; L. M,. Campbell, of Indiana; wee ae ee ‘ de. de. ae. | / | taxation. fadicial distriet in tho State should, how. | any other people on the tac: of the earth. Noempire in| E. D. Fairmouth, of Tonnessco; F. A. Ellis, THE REGULAR ARMY. &e. &e. ‘ Bate idan to one mator and the city of Charleston two | ae i ee nnicpendence rane aaaree, ihe thre | of Maryland; W. Tollo, of Maryland, and Willtam | _ Tho increase of the regular army will probably engrose Members of the Convention. other 8, if the present number be retained, may | Culture, commerce and manufactures. As longas civil. | B+ McLean, of the District of Columbia, ¢on- the attention of Congress at an early day in the session. Faraer Port, Sept. 19, 1965. be given to the largest districts in jon and ‘taxa. | zation continues, this great republic will flourish and | stitnting a committee from the Grand Lodge, now | [8 present maximum force, if fully recruited, be ‘The steamship Damascus, which left Liverpool on the ‘The credentials of the following individuals were ex- | tion, as fractions are now Tepresented in the House of | increase in numbers, wealth and grandeur. It can only | jn gossion at Baltimore this afternoon, waited upon the | Soul forty-three thousand of all arms, General Grant is | grernoon of the 7th and Londonderry the next day, | ibited, and their names enrolled as members of the | Repreventa‘ives. The two t elements of represent- | crumble and break into tragments when ignorance and. * South Carolina Convention, which assembied at Columbia ssive governments yeti pt population, and they | darkuess shall have pervaded the land. i President to invite him to be present in that city to-mor- | UAderstood to fayor an increase of forty regiments of the | passed this point this afternoon tor Quebec. ‘be both Kee that the onecan- | South Carolina, as.an integral part of this great power, | row, at tle unveiling of tho statuo of Charity, in com: | line. At present recruiting is confined to the new regi- | yo politienl news was unimportant. eo the 13th inst:— From Abbevillo—Messrs. D. L. Wardlaw, 8. McGowan, Hearst. Thomson, W. A. Lee IW. From All Carnie Mr W 1 be eat ig pap 80 not 1 to must ‘ke of ita richness and x aboli- hf mater thy von Se seiton si peouee | Sem Pasrery Eee lp perpen ey aboll- | memoration of the introduction of Odd Fellowship into | ments, and goes'on more slowly than was anticipated, | Queen Victoria would return to'England from Germany that the “freedmen,”” who take the. places of the white | her people, stimulate industry and promots economy in | the United States, Passed Grand Sire Nicholson, in his | D:ser'ions are also numerous from both regulars and | om the stn. the vocations of Lettre. men in the lower country, and also in the upper country, In less than ten we shall | address to the President, sald that, knowing the great | Volunteers in the West, amd are giving the anthorities | qe annual mootin, ‘ ’ ; 5 ‘ g of the British Association for the eager BAI ee Prokana L> OT Zohn Wilson, Alex: | ins Tews proportion, shotid, in, some way and Wo nome | serves and our chron 7 nus i2 diagulve 10 our- | interest which he took in everything calculated toreatore | ¢ttordinary trouble. advancement of science had commenced at Birminge sn Messrs, A. P. Aldrich, J. J. Brabham, | where there ia such a large preponderance of that class of free Seo ing hi her allegiance, to the f United States I know {| £064 feeling, and belleving that the convocation in Bal- MEDICAL STAFF OF THE ARMY. hm. I. a, persons, The federal basis tation in Congress, yal ina does 80 in faith, » toward: leaire - From Chester -Mosara,. Jemes Homplill, A: P. Wytt, | Routing tureentine wr she morroee ameald. acoceto bs | feck sincerity to her plighted hosor, As tie was the feet | (oure,Tow ts: far towards uniting the people; they | |e members of the medical profession who denice to France, ©. D. Melton, Just and mght, It was the compromise agreed on by the | to lead off in this groat and most unfortunate secession come to ask his approbation and his presence, which | enter permanently tho regular army will soon have an | Tye Paris Moniteur is highly satisfied with the manner ‘From Chesterfield—Messrs. John A. Inglis, Henry Mc- oer the federal constitution, and no doubt petty a engl seg her oy (-) ‘set a bright ex- | Would do much to bind the people of the North and of | Opportunity of doing so, A medical board, consisting of | in which the peaple and press of England greeted the 3 yunded in wisdom. ample nyalty 1@ other Southern States, in return- | the South more firmly together. The Southern brethren | Colonel Tripier and Lieutenant Colonels Wirts and Heger, | French ficet. The friendly relations between England From Christ Charch—Mr, R. M. Morrison. The question of and who shall exercise the | ing to the Union and cheerfully performing all the obii- a ’ | and France are founded on mutual inte i the uni- From Clarendon—Messrs. Jas, MoCauley, John Peter | right of ‘voting in South Tae enat auuve leapor, | gations to the federal government. he will receive. in | 2&4 to-day expressed, in the warmest terms, thelr love | Surgeons, United States Army, and Major Lee, As- | formity of their principlos in ‘maiters of public law. tano», and must be settled by you in your new constitu. | Teturn from that government a restoration of all her civil for their Northern brethren, and he believed that the | sistant Surgeon, United States Army, will meet in this | They rivalled one another in disinterestedness to ensure In 1790 the State constitution declared that no one | and political rights as a sovereign State, with a general | unity between the members was more complete than | city on the 20th. The high standing of the medjeal | the independence of the Ottoman Empire, and whom should be allowed tinless be was a freeholde1 amnesty for the past. France had freed Italy, England det>rmined no longer to i x white rooe | "Fou should be carful to do all that ts necessary to ala | °¥® corps of the regular army is kept up by examinations of | yetain uke Ionian Islands, aud consented to restore them 8 free white man years. In 1810 the right of suffrage > had extended Xo ‘all | the President in carryiug out his wise and generous oi ‘The President thanked the delegation for their visit | the most complete and searching character, and, as it is | to the original nationalities. Tree white men of the ago of twenty-one, who were resi- | ty of reconstruction, and do nothing which may tend to | and their invitation, and expressed his gratification that | expected that the number of candidates will be very | The Minister of Agriculture had addressed a report to the State two years.and of the slection district | embarass him in that’ policy or impede the restoration of the Emperor on the cattle plague, and the Emperor has six months previous to voting. The ‘qualilcation of a | the Etate to the federal Union, It is a remarkable fact | eY bad delezates from all parts of the country. The | large, tho standard of oxamination will certainly not b» | jesued a areree prohibiting tee. tutroduction: oF pasiagle freehold or the payment of a tax was no longer required. | that the brave men who have imporilled their lives and | Grder by this convocation showed a good example, one | 0Wer than in previous years, Candidates aro required | throngh France of cattle from England, Holland or Bei F From Derlington—Measra David ©, Milling, J. H. Nor- From Edgefield— Ws M “ Re it Dunovan, YW Pickens Pati Hammond” James H. Rion, John Bratton, * From made » fice ‘to be between twenty-one and thirty-five years of 0, Flom Kevhaw: deca 2. iB Goodwyn, 1. W. m | as’ ehe et ss paper ot he parted, hat aoe wale | promptly aad choerfully suiesc\og nits reiie while Teas erver where of union. Ut be eset Deeeely’| phppicaly orcad, 0 food moral charac and ine cil ates Blair. on the and defend his time of war, | £0me of those who have kept out of danger and mado he invitation he would; but, if absent, he wou! jacation. The plan adopted is as follows:—A written Commercial Intelligence. From Lancaster Mourn RM. Sims J. 1 Reed, | should be allowed to vote fr msapohers oa the Lagieianacs Tee eacriacen are less Inclined to aequiesco in the inevit: | be present in spit. The convocation was at the proper | ¢z#minstion on anatomy, surgery and practice of (mie LONDON MOMBY MAREE, tT, 8—-P. 2. From _Laurens—Messrs. Sullivan, and other officers of the State, without the ownership of | able results of the war. i; brane Consols close at 897% a 90 fc ¢ 7 WTeexte Uk T have the gratification of informing you that the | 00Stphical point and could not fail to exert a powerful | ag general pathology, physiology, hygiene, tox'cology, | the bullion in the Baek of Magiiad' hdd decteasel ‘ sara bey the mreevcr taste te exten this unl: | olicy I bave pursued In my administration of the pre, | iRfluence upon the people of the country m the re-estab- | maieria medica and chemistry ja, flinlenl examination, | 167,000. sraded condition, would be little less than | visional fovernment of the State has met the entire ap- | lishment of good will and harmony. medical and surgical, at a hospital; an examination on AMERICAN STOCKS, rant and dex! folly and madness, It would be giving tothe man of wealth | Proval of the President, and he has directed the military | Im the course of the general conversation which fol- | $HoCarsy voatn wilt shea cree ea EE capes for | q,lilinois Contral shares, 78% a 70; rie shares, 6435 a and landed ions in th: tate a most undue authorities not to interfere with that policy, but to aid p 3 U1 States five. ty i 68 ra uarge landed possessions in the State a most undue | tnd assist mo in carrying it out, I have iikewiae tne | 10Wed, the committee understood.that the President ac- | promotion. Since the aystem of brevets and the oon. | “AX, Unived Mates Duowenlet, Oe |e ine guy to the polls, w.th his two or three hundred “freedmon’* | pleasure of communicating to, you that very recently 1 | cepted the invitation. In view of thie the President of ferring of actual rank has been extended to the medical | ,,,,._Wo have acain reports of considerable bie ‘as employes, voting as he directed, and control all clec- an interview with Major General Meade, command- ‘0 Railroad Com: Corps ambitious young men will find an ample feld. be. | ‘q, ecurities, There was a disposition to tiona) ‘The poor White men in the ‘Election Districts | ing the Atlantic States, and Major General Gillmore, com. | ‘8¢ Baltimore and Ohio Ral pany bas ordered « | fore them to gratify all ther aspirations after rank and | fvu'tyamycs on expactation of lower rates for gold, unt Speatacenen sfestrs. {x Booser, John Fox. \— Messrs. From Marion Meera, A @ MeDutlo, Witlam 8. Wit sj teats Reeves, Marlboro’—Messrs, T. C. Weatherly, ©, W. Dud- : jewberry—Messrs, E. P. Lake, Henry Summer, five. twenties on expectation of lower rates for gol Plekens— Messrs. Baward Horndon, L. B. John- | would have no iniluence, or their influence would be | ™manding the Department of South Carviina, in reference | SP€cial train for to-morrow morning, at half-past ten | distinction in this branch of the army. the arrival of the Moravian, repoiting the probability of Alex. 8r., James LaFayette Bo; overpowered by one man of large landed estate, In | to a seeming conflict between the civil and military au- | o’clock. President Johnson will be accompanied to Bal- BME rR aye oe Ee a new loap, when tbe quotation gave way, and, after é Hichiond-Mewrs A. Be . D thorities of the State, and that all di 5 th and LW, Medaster, Say, Wi, wae, Sonica alae tata the Hen; Tate nommee ned | tactorly arranged. ‘The civil law, the cowrie and eter | “more bY several members of the Cabinet and by the GRANT AND SHERMAN. a1 Ohi 0 s50.” For Eo thercbave ben ‘mimerour a \ row £t. Andrew’s—Mr. Wm. Izard Bull. colored persons are entirely excluded from voting. In | Officers of the State are restored, and their functions | Mayor of Washington. wee quiries, and prices have advanced more than ono p re From 8t: Bartholomew’s—Mr. A. Campbell. most of the Northern States thcre is% property qualifica- | Will not be interfered with by the miltary authorities, THE 8ST. ALBANS BANK ROBBERY. Grand Reception at Lafayette Park, St. | on the werk. Illinois sharox, on the other hand, have From 8t, James’ Goose Cre:k—Mr. W. M. Railsford, Uon required of all voters, which excludes them. Ifthe | except in cases where freedmen and persons of color Loui th nd Peo le Present— | been offored for sale, and, although they exhibit no From 81, ? T. Duke. New York qualifications of a frechold for a person. or | Af0 concerned." Th'so cases “have "been assigned | _ 1+ 18 understood that the Secretary of State has been | Loulen Aen Thansand Feonte Kees | ii nin price from Inst week, the tone of the market » From St color voting were adopted in touth Carolina, very few | t0 the courts of the Provost Marshals for adjudica- | Micially informed by the Governor of Vermont thatthe | President Limeolm, de. . iw not strong. Bat road bonds are quio!, but the Adunuc a > Of the freedmen in this State would ever be able to exer- — ult hoor Be rere of the eee policy | Canadian axthorities have paid tothe banks at St. Al- | * “(From the St. Louis Democrat, Sept. 16.} and Great Western is in demand and advancing. From St Philip's and Be Michecl’s—Mesers. Oharien | <a jester ore eg ola araaerouine, Tennemee, | cided by the civil and munlepel courls under ‘and. ac. | P&D% 10 that State, $30,612 78 in gold, and $30,010 in | Since the arrival of General Grant in this city, the peo. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, SEPT. 8. Aitred HED. Lesesn*, W. H. Gilliland, iy were entitled to vole, but it ts understood that | cording to the laws of fouth Carolina bank notes, purguant toan act of the Canadian Parlia- | WG“nave humm’ by the band, ven tbove who. were | woke us iis soo teice: iced eens 800 bale mona , W. M. Martin. F, Melchers, P. C. Gaillard, seldoin saw to exercise this franchise. It is & source of congratulation to know that the | ment, on account of the amount deposited with those | familiar with him as Captain Grant, when he was resi- | tore, and 28500 bales to exporters. Tho market closed grams feteveee to’ tap auton Go taeonhere Bator in| alle service hed diled the public’ mind with the motr har. | Suthorities upon the arrest of the St. Albans marauders. ee ee op ramty toon tote Talacs Ui atateren: | ‘met, Pot bearenly biaiver for Amrions, aaa see. ce Z bet ther 18. e aut Wo} foo ne suffrage, and while they admit that | ble apprehensions, Lave been withdrawn from the in. | THE PACIFIC RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION BONDS. {ype of bla oars ores Pair Orleans, 244." ‘4 rom St, Thomad? Teenie be selha.| | See Se Ue Sane ee ee tie See ee eee emeare a) re eens on | The following letter from the Secretary of the Treasnr; was a happy thought of Mayor Thomas that the rich Gaetan ine Carlisle, M. C. Barnet, James Farrow. account of color. They that this isa white man’s | My despatches to him, I urged this course most earnest- ‘Taxanuny Darantuxcr, Sept. 18, 1865. | Sluiar the txfo greater? seers Sh eel Reperaen, || closing auet ane sachanget | Tee eee ica < (From Sumter—Mesers. F..J. Moses, John N. Frierson, | government, and intended for white men only; and | ly. The white troops are, I believe, doing their duty Sm—Your letter of to-day, asking whether the obligs- | Grant and Sherman, It was accordingly arranged that |” p ary i merican. ‘Themes M. Muldrow. that the Supreme Court of the United States has decided | beneficially to the country, in preserving peace and | tion of the government to at maturity ite bonds | on yesterday alternoon these two sectitwen ahoukl be STATE OF TRADE IN MANCIIPATER. ~ Prom Union—Mesers. W. H. Wallace, T. N. Dawkins, the negro is not_an American citizen under the | 00d order of the State, it is thought that thotr pre. | insued under the acta of July hee, Ries Sane invited to Lafayette Park, where all could go and meet | The Manchester market ts quiet and steady. that ‘William J. Keenan. federal constitution, That each and every State of the | Sence among us for aome time yet will be necessary, in | to aid in the construction of the iiroad is - | them in the ‘open aif, and shake hands with them with LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFPS MANKRT, SEPT. 8. > Fram mi rear. J, A. James [alone the unquestioned right of deciding for ber oder to onforoa the rolative duties of the freedmen and | Inte or contingent upon the due performance by the | Gut uadergoing the etbarrassnient of & formal presenta: Brestutetixandebous wendy axcepe corn, whieh.Jo ; Fea Yay HA iow, W. 0. Beaty, W.C. | ail dispute "You will wetile thts grave quetion az ihe | 1a conclusion, gentlemen, I would invoke the Aimighty | an crumination of the termaot the sete and the various | "2. 0.4. Gros and Sherman cheerful ae (om = 0 Bleck, Cadwallader Jones. interest and honor of the State demand. to watch over ali your deliberations, and direct your | provisions therein made in to the issue of these | iny, Se ree ee aee _ LIVERPOOL. PROWINIONS. MARERE, SEPT. @ the the fi ear ‘Hunth Carolina ta the only State in the Union where | 2¢tions in every particular, to the best inte honor ids I am satisfied that the faith of government is Adlecwy ye y ry » BC Provisions are quiet and steady, Lard is firm at 86. f During the proceedings on iret. day ations | Sauthe £ ‘i Tig | and glory of our boloved State, B ee 4 ree ee agers companied by the city officials and a number of i af ise wore offered the following committees:— | Shovia mo longer be the saa. Te a Tontatnental prac, ‘ * | Beaten atsa eaccessmpaion tm the hande of any lawft! | ‘nent cltisens in carriages, they proceaded to the teeutl.'| Meeting of Licensed Hackmen of ‘Cheamittee 1 f the rail regard obligations of | tq} Park, which the of labor, directed by seientiac | on the Constitution ofthe State, having cogn!- | ple of the republican creed fhat the people, ia whom ll coe eae or not. I | fetel coy 4 like the New York. I _Ssamice of all propositions touching the constitution, or | Sovereignty should select meat rire MEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST. remain, bala’ secretary of the Treanury, = on a e ona ‘ware wate Minds? the th, TREIR GRIRVANCKS—ORGANIZATION OF 4 PROTEO- | Tepreventatives. ‘powers delegal <eceoemere“oraercenes . rection of Colonel W. H. Maurice, and were admirable ABBOC! ELECT RE } gp moto penn ape “ = ov Fa iced eacreised by the, people. | Collision Between the Military and Civil | ® Honpumox, Washington, D. o. throughout. The main ‘was. decorated with |’. soLUTIONS, IU. Siegal windhittigiee ; Fopeletion, having charge of all matters pertaining ta | Of 8 tesla, ancue ‘authority and elec: Authorities in Alabama. PEE Ciasanihi Aig Mag WAN Oe ee Ne hes tant, te ayn bene | A well attended meeting of the licensed hackmen of } ‘slavery and the colored people of the tate; Committee ae ge’ poe gn ret mae, Nasavincx, Sept. 19, 1968, | Th Tanias ac aul ataeen' eh, Save 'tadan be put | itched upon the knoll which stands'on old parade this city was held last evening at the Fifth Ward Hotel, teed ee Gigten aad” member Sot | _ AB investigation by a board of officers will soon take ape, negroes jed bayonets | ground; a music stand of octagonal shal for the purpose of organizing themselves into a body, $o i nd; pe had been lace in this relative to the detachment sent in defence of the federat Union has led to an investiga- | erected near the tall flag staff,and Captain Bochm’s . r. igh beled by appaunen and ie” people rated nner Thowes to. Alsbume im seareh of wmy govern. | UoB ofthe numbers that would be afecad by i. The | Sand Played rome choice elections of malfual and ether | (Stas. oe Mechta a eer oF time ment caitie.. While near Gaylesville the squad in com. | Whole number of negro troops mustered into the service | From noon until five o'clock the cars on the Fourth | New York in the logitimate discharge of their duties, aod mak- mae ee tateay be vem mand of Lieutenant Thomson were attacked by a sheritt | “0e¢ thecommoncement of the war is, inround num- | street road were crowded with Prope, and although more Caro- pone aimed dred r extra cars bad been put cn were not | guard egainst the many annoyances to whieh they with a of men, who ¢ to be acting under | Dts, one hundred and eighty thousand. The deaths | (monty, Gxre com tate the multitude, and a number o: | havo long been subject. They complain that om last | sapeictlibnen lina. He should be made re-ellyible or elected for ® | orders from Governor Parsons, of Alabama, One of the | *24 casualties among them greatly exceeded the propor- | omn! carriages and private vobicles were brought f » term than two years. He should be juired to a Saturday morning Captain Petty, of the Fifth precinct , Message ef Governor Perry to the Come | jes; ‘ths mer of grein, and should forsive's | federal soldiers was killed. Ninotosn of the sheriff's men | oR among the whiter, and amounted to over fifty thou. | inta reqn‘sition, | ple present could not have been | Pollee, arrested and drove off to the stution house a num- Deranruaer Sourm Canons, | Mlsry sufficient to all le _nepteaney_eapacees. | wore captared by our forces: Zhe sheriff, whose nemo sand. Sixty thousand of the remaining one hundred | sure of ten thousand, a majority of whom were ladies, | bor of their hacks, which were om the stand at the Albany ‘Po rae Maxwuns ov Tay 87A18 CONVENTION :— The ral Assembly of couth Carolina 1s an was Daniels, together witha man named Eckies, who | *%¢ thirty thousand havo lately been ordered mustered | with a fair proportion of children. The foresight ‘of | dock, without any provocation whatever; and tbat the Genel college for the State, as well as a logislative body. They | vied the federal soldier, escaped. A thorongh investi. |-0¥t in the soveral departments, and these only are enti- | Colonel Maurico had provided tubs of ice water along the | same official then arrested four of the hack owners apd have the election of Governor, electors of President and from i, the <n of hs rcellancy ‘Andrew maeea Lieutenant ‘Governor, United States | gation will be made by General Thomas and Governor | '!¢¢ to vote under the Iaws and regulations governing prey ‘An fost g ie. Te eae the pei rare sah vaisce, Mead were poy ‘8 State government, “w! "i ‘may be | Senators, Judges and Chancellors, all State officers, Mag- | Parvous, the servioa, This small number, distributed among the | vision of Colonel Lalbold, preserved order in all parts of | Judge Dowling, at the Tombs, who Immediately dis- | domestic t insured, and loyal citi- Commissioners of Ruads and Brid, Poor and sovoral States, would not be an element of calculati the grou ‘and prevented all unnecessary crowding. charged them, as they had committed no offence. On ' protected in ‘all thelr rights of fe, liberty and | *tee Commissioners and Masters in Equity,and | The Trial of t! Ribel Steamboat of them. Between and four o'clock the carriages contain- | the same day the Everett House coach, belonging Ag Provisional Governor of the state of | V#fous other officers, This embarrasses legislation, oc- — ; ing the Generula and the city officials arrived at the park. | to ex-Senator J. J. Bradley, was ‘algo taken ‘ ‘you were elected | CUPlCS & great deal of the Ume of members, and is ae ARERANDER H. STRPRENO. ‘The foremost earriage contained Gen-ral Grant, General | charge of by (apta'n Petty,’ and handed over and have assembled, it is r that I should ductive of evil conseqtences. The most of those elec- Sr. Loum, Sept. 19, 1866. Tt is sald that the ex-rebo! Vice President Stephens, | Sherman and Mr. Dent, the father-in-law of General | to the Sheriff. It is stated that Wr, Bradley has exe ed a 5 address you on the present and assist you, if Ican, in i daa appointments should be takeu from the Legis- The trial of the rebel steamboat burners before a mili- | now confined at Fort Warren, is soon to be released and pays ee pie ow carriage aye gathered, shak om — Captain pdt and —— Cn 4 restoring beloved State “ constitutional 7 jth the occu and stoppin, rene, | tho owners, who were arrested on Sons to the federal government,” and ald you uy my |, THe election of Presidential electors by the Legislatare | \A*Y Commission began here today, and the case of Wil- | will return to Georgia to co-operate with ex-Governor Ties wap wea soon cleared by thepollog'apdihe Gescrels | take similar ‘action for damages sustained. The only in present “sach’ a republican form ct | clearly a usu ‘on the of that body, and | iam Murphy was taken up. Colonel Mills, attorney for | Brown and others in the reconstruction and restoration | and their escort of oMclals ase-nded the music stand to | reason given by Captain Petty for the above a 2 a ‘as will entitle South Carolina to the | Which no other im the U tolerates at the | the prisoner, has given notice that he shall summon as | of that State to the Union. afford the public a better view. Catching « sight of the | was, that the owners had no right to eolicit passongers. Elance of the Unived <tates therefor, and her people jot op Rig pantoe glenn agen declare that | witnenses Jeff. Davis, Secretanes Mallory and Seddon, of PERSONAL. fon Siven.ot ho hove <6. Adlaahe,, (Se; senlttinen nesler |} tae beckon Bele bo Pe eee brecpnknd the clty ‘Staten, against ‘each Btate manner as . ‘iio |: Guermani”® ‘crdthan pares. selection ook td ic wiolenen Stame: yo Ronen electors ee President aad the rebel government, and Admirals Vorragut and | General Schofield is still in the city, but expects to ; Mayor Themes seated hat General Grant had c consented age:— A ae convulsions which have recently | Tremdent.” | The State, Logial Legislature, 16.20 | Porter. leave for Europe about the first of October. Ho goes | {Visit ee eae Sxcrion 18. Every driver of any such coach, ca or sakes ce ihe Nosiber a" vadsacing ta “manner” pr poe Wind ms rer baebie ite ete Trial of Champ Ferguson. ostensibly on Jeave of absence; but the impression pro. | ‘Stsperouc, sherrsent'* sociternsed the crowd, and | Srretich Korte ear manent Banter e nia Meense’ | territory and her cit-zens of all civil . | and should ‘sarma No one will contend that the - Nasnvinix, Sept. 19, 1965. vails that he is charged with some sort of mission tosome | the hero of the march to the sca was compelled to face | and also the hame and stable of the Ga hgh ‘amie Sos well Enea to Zon, cod ton patella thet rag repent no doubt 6s Lorteenes | Thotrial of Champ Ferguson closed to-tay, and the | ° the foreign governments, ; the male. , He ririeted,blmnelt eracelaly by ta thaplaco of ihe Nafor's office, and every such owner may, } fore you. Tercering wer, unnec:seariy In review be. | the first Legislature which ssrembice under your nex | deciaion of the Court wes forwarded to Genoral Stone. | The friends of General Joneph 8. Fullerton are press- | Touia kept her good fill. Does the Mayor keep bit | ny’ inainbon ors orralirosd fompany. landing st oF | _ and misfortanes, let us, with tort. Constitution, and it may be weil for you texpress@ | man. Meantime remains in close confine. | ‘ns his claims for the office of Postmaster of St. Louis, | promise?” (Cries of “Goon, goon!”) “That's all.”” | torminating In sald city, enter on board such steamboat or ds, look to the futuro, and socomssodate oursalven to | Winn Ur ia correction ik ent at the Penitentiary. Yesterday he aitompted to | General Fullerton is a citizen of that city, and previous Amused at this brevity and, bluninom, the crowd burst | tRing passongete, proving he niall comply Ww @rery i Sees geese en ene heh a | eke Cran ates td ee fe | Kocat ee hm THEN MMPI | he ar cnn hpi tw | nen nhc ray peat | "Can nw Erin Gonna he he | ‘The ‘of the United States has manifested a also with great be empow- known as among the most efficient of the Assistant Ad- A vast assemblage now aro stand, —_ 6 ; Eegouthern Slates wo aii thelt civ and. he Siteors and” thereby relieve. tee prove Age hk erste ~~ the Southern | jutant Generals of the army. He was for s tong time | H'required the wholo police tecon teepen' poutine oat neta paage 1 Sedan ee eatin aed tear thes Untied Gates ian | aneron Ot dedidballession ta teaking (hese petty elections, ‘fxmascey Disanransrr, Sept. 18, 1965, | Mtached to the Fourth corps, and mnce the disbanding | them. and the shakes of the hand they received must | The meoting was called to order by Mr. Tubbs, who ‘to aee the federal Union reconstructed as it was ‘The question le suggested ‘or your consideration. Tn the circular issued by this Department on June 21, | of the army he has been assigned to the Freedmen’s | haye been more painful than pleasant, a sate caput pcune woue wyatt 4 eatery tbenecassion of those Sisten; and he will opp00e | 4h ne ena etn ee ty ast eee te cetng | 1808, reference was made tothe provision coptalped in ec: | Burean in this city as Assistant Adjutant General ee eae Ay tloeued’ by a oucaribed man who | dove them in the receut arrests. ‘ment of the connitational rights S¢ the statea with fue | IDL Know how he voted. The ballot ts wcret, and | fering upon the Seoretery of the Tyeesury dlccretnary | _ BM T. Hunter leaves the city to-morrow morning for | appeared to have met him betore: wee | auth inutes of the prliiaty meeting ofthe ie bal, onary and th which he reanted the | coB0eale the reprerctative’s roe fom hie conatia:ncy. | power ia regard to he asveasment, levy, me and man: | bie Bome Sire ase vow, Genaselt, Glad to, 200 yee serie. Ton | Sacege were clocted :—-Prenie: appeared cena ? Sees nah imme on She ptt he Se, in Searucled in sossealin Wate we laa tem | nena ahaniegey tm ineur, | Extra Billy Smith, of Virginie, tin the city, and will | 9f"Yourm who ‘cleared te track for you to march to tne | David Hogan Treasurer, Wiliam” Nesbit, at abut Pa as well ag all the other Sony Se rhea’ on Rhiohaer Under the authority given by that section it was then remain until day after to-morrow. It is said that he is — EE cig tih Stale ae ee eaten aon ing See. ‘Brates should accept as inevitable and un- | mode, as every man to vole stated that the Department, without waiving in any de- | 2°t upon a mission to secure pardon. General Gordon, ‘Tam al rn soldiers,” 5 =, —_ Protect) eee eval o the war z sccording to his own, convictions, "No one has any Tight | gree the rights of he government in regard to tases | of Georgia, and General Gideon J. Pillow, of Tennessee, | Ene'gen an agreeatioone.” ee Tos una Jur wig | Dy the commie eppeston for thas purses > Which cherished institution Know or question his vote, votes as a vovereiga. | Kereunto scoruing, nist ‘upon their agreeable earliest colonial history, But the representative votes ‘others, ‘were arrived to-day, “0, yes, we bummed through pretty socially.”” which was carried, The minutes were ad ehal in Coie OR has m to know Tile vote, ii ren beesse pa MOR a By | PARDONS. “Any Taco you hace loft aa arm ; but then you It was mowed that acommittes of #x be appointed ot with thet be hed t would be wall to consolidate the Treasury in which the tax-payer resided.” It was further President Johnson to-day granted pardons to the fol- | aye kept the best one.”! Yo Gini 0 couatamed ait RYtENG tet Che'gerernesems of cared for and ‘@ gone, dead forever, | Ment. The State of South Carol.oe is neither so vided thes manefeotared articles found in the hands of & \ omy “0, yes, I kept the it one,”’ and the bummer | the association, which was carried and the following to be revived or ta ‘the future of ‘this | Bor so wealthy as to two Treasurers, purchaser, which were satisfactorily shown to have at Cond tas wha he Bs nyees eer purhed he a Ay phan tly Gommitice apysinted:--Mence, Geary, Weleh, Lake, ae. Under Sener earns anne ‘State and the General should be | passed from the manufacturer before the establishment | Lyons, jarv 2 ixey, Lowis P. Nel- | view. larrie, Sotites of the United Botes} e>ollabed slavery in | Teae re ele oe nL ae ON wovere. ee eranl Geueelirer to unless trans- | son, Rev. J. Sigourney, Thomas N. Welch, John B. meng the distinguished visttors wee Lieutenant Gov. phn. ‘ye Be erate pa santero tf io *abldeby and faithfully sepport cll iaeeaed | and Columbia are now such Uist there so necessity for Tan" Me cacopten wen toum made te favor of articles | YOUnt George Diler, Lawson Nunnally, G. A. Myers, C. | rai Grant on bebalf of the of Northwest Missouri, | of members, Between seven and ight hundred dollars ‘ proclamations which have been ssade the existing | $ division of these offices at the Of the Bale, | which hea remained 1a te of the manuiac. | % Mason, M. H. Houston, J. W. Fairfax, B. C. Plane- inviting bin to tut that porto ot Bate. fol- | have already from the membered the Sebstio, Wim reference wo the Crmartpetion of waves” | The Cecre, of “Appeals cages sign to be, reanired tot | turers, and thus Doveme lable to the tax impeard by the | gas, F. H. Deane, Willem Denicl, 7. R. Dew, George Z On it ina source of areat pleasure to me to | It was rosolved that it be embodied im tho. petition See, poly we No A eer ontels cous Peboaeet iw mvtene ono = law. 4: seebuattses So Vann tale pbaationl sort. Semaine, J. M. Bowon, John R. Bailer; Kentucky, J. B. | have an ogee AY unite a Mayor, City memeraiae Comance Cownel, St aaonat beace be ‘which your pardons bave been issued st pulate that In order to additional | and considera- | ings of regulation before exercising its power of inkin; North Carolina, William Coleman, James W. | Council Linen Louis in it congratulations | adoptod, al er of inners, ‘shail never again own or ‘slave labor Its Ike. | ton to the of Lieutenant Governor, he ought to be | modification in this 7" tations | Dick, W. H. Alexander, B. A. A. B. F. Strick to you upon this occasion. Permit me to say, General, | And that it be worn vpon the collar of the coat, ERS en Ss cies renee | is cite ismmtscer rious aue tees | evmracmmemnrtaeagcarecca | Semel in, am Bate oan, Dn | aed War renin tf foi | net i one ak sdopted by tree fourths of the Stats tnd become a part | oF in cae ofa ; uBlil another election cam bo | roborated by careful inquiry, abd Induce the conviction | H+ Rutherford, John Thomas, H. T. Jewoll, Absolom 8. ols ae ¢ constitution. Moreover, it is imposible for | made by the that » farther exemption is fostifable and advisable. Harris; Duff C. Green, John Whiting; Missis- Which was unan:mously adopted. South Carolinn ever to regain her civil rights and Be-re. | "You should provide for the slection of momberu of the | “It le found. that considerable quentives of manutac- | sinnt dW. Viet, He Jamagin, M Rmancel, A. Re . : we ccd, wea, wel Raowh feat eae ‘stored to the Union till she voluntaril: shes ala ‘slature at an early day—the second Monday in Oocto- products ha: Deen retained Trading J mm , A. the hack businers, and was well known pI sod dela, by 0 oracle am ses seu sie ber tot the Gonral Alem iy Tye onrened a eneen manta ret mole of Inventing hi Tunston, W. A. Goodman; Florida, James M. Baker, eat and other portions it considered the present movement one of he sot an pomtpe A aoe Uni devel — f members of Congress Property until the return A this retention THE RUMORS OF CABINET CHANORS, * & a They lind long needed such an asgoc ation to fea” shall ore ogsla. axha ‘withia. the Iimits of the | comber nest “ite Maportant thet ‘al of the ‘onthern peter egg Ikeowleage of the wr eutgooumy we Tt may safely bo asserted that the rumors of Cabinet rant responded as f : tect them against such men as Captain, Pe ; me = Re Fa Ny done, we shall be kept under mill. | States should be fully repreeented when Congress assem- Property to heavy taxation on sale, and thet a largo part changes which have filled the air for a week past havo | ry Enpeente, for me to via tntendant Keune), syiaed Uuen 60 heen te men’ by the whole ‘te your new constitution you should for and eal a ecs or aes pd pe Ntile, if any, foundation in fact, and that none will be | ington on Saturday woek. ‘At rome, other time I will be | and to have no bickering oF ill-fvell Prt eo i pa abe Ar eaaapletadelelammaned Mere Mesa k ares Ste one wo | fp en ns emrenere 1¢ Btate si " 4 ” 4 x lo . arenas ber, eighteen hun red and vast Which are wot non. wth of thingy so dentryctive to the vseutaea of | the inoortiute and lodectalon of tany leading ropub. | ‘he SRY and tho crowd diaparsed Rfler which the meeting adjourhi. cs - ‘o- | property and to the prosperity of the manufacturing GENERAL GRANT AT THE TOMB OF PRESIDENT LIN- z yp wd tion, ‘Wine all civil oMcers elected since that period should be | Slamen te an adverse to the integrity of tholgovernnen Hicans hereabouts is noticeable and ludicrous. They are Jersey City Nown. . aes authorized to continue to diecharge the daties of their | to that of the community. For these reasons it oe afraid to openly and fully sustain the President, lest he During his virit to Ppringneld, Tiiinois, Inst week, Liew- Accwext To Tie Own Taaiw.—Shortly after twelve hoped itch thee aeee uptl Fereulamsen, of the term for eee Saeee ey rbot ot Pe a, ‘may add some articles to their confession of faith that tenant ener a rary ag ea and > o'clock yesterday morning the Washingtoo or Owl train frentment In ‘& provisional tT thonght it | have been manufactured before the establishment of the | ¥Uld compel a final renunciation, They are equally | othe vreng metory © | of cars that left Jersey. City at seven o'clock P.M. on @atach them to you pe ores eo soappetms civil officers C44 district, shall be held free ee i gine nt | Afrald to array themselves in opposition to his plans of tomo Frese inci. Foe, deneral evan fw Monday, was thrown from the track on the junction . @hey pa eee eee tt office fheerenres $i..c tussles hea no partion o¢ = Sep Soeiatieinaay u beyon. the limits | reconstruction for fear of losing their sbare of the pablic | Mrs. Grant, and subsequently by the other members of | road, near Gray's ferry? by the displacement of ® switeh, Rowe tarereste require political diviaione in the State, All had acquiesced in ber | ° Manutacturere ot articlos liable. to selzare for want of | *POHR But the march of event will surely sweep them | tH* party. | The tomb, &e., were contemplaied in silence | wins damage was sustained could not be asceriaibed ; 7,08. It fo 10 be expected Fecoaaion from the fedetar Csion, and bow all ould bo | inapection marks will prosent to the assessor evidence | onward. They have only to choose between stopping to Pronats May be Cael eg ne TTIOe tttiog the ‘pre. | DUtit 8 Presumed that the cars were ‘ain ah sage 80 this in the y loyal in theie efforts to restore her to that Union. | that such articles were manufactured prior to the estab tthe loa onn atte Mighest | bled (rom the fact that the track was confusion, 1 no to no enemies to punish at the | lishment of the district, and the the music in ranké or being troddcn in the dust by the | cincts of the tomb General Grant expressed the highest | Coie hours, The six and reven P, M. = Swing endr ind meritice of the Intereate of ihe Biate, ‘Those who were tn-| will suse guah artielen 1b bo. #0 marked na°to ve ident. | 1D Of progress the propeens incom Se Ot Me MAS | onset bp Rad sentertay office had been elected by the ‘were tamilior with | fled and sold without liability to seizure, MAP OF GOLD MILL, WEVADA crnve wae — te required ew men. "Moreover, nn pied Dutin motion at | laily in ingurrection wil beeubject tothe tax tro easr | _ A OMelat map of the incorporated town of Gold Hill, The Provincial Exhibition, Sumer penn Bors. —Lotier bozos have reogatty bce emph\ys re machinery te ime was im| the law in force at the time they were manufactured. Nevada, bas just boon deposited in the General Land Loxpon, C. W., Sept. 19, 1868. placed on lamp poste at convenient points Im Jersey City, It ba very’ desirable ‘of the government sould likewise H, MoCULLOCH, Secretary of the Treasury. Office. ‘The town hea about three thousand inhabitant The Prov! Exhibition, now fally fm thie | and the spbounees be sanctioned te, pedal » ‘collected vie 1 wes by the to lay 0 tat, by Marine Wteaster ana Lose of Life. and ie sito in in an exclusively mineral region, about | city, le erdwded to excess. The number Of entries le wet ten ceed AY sn (eR ST te ties for thirty miles from the eastern boundary of California. | about seven thousand, including two thousand of live | all the outgoing ‘The object of filing the map je to secure fof the inhabit. | stock and one thousand of grein and seeds, « Rapes Sen a 3 | ceo Pees