The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-03
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NAVAL EuEp1ios. ,,,,,
On tho ..h he gnuos,s Hale. Acting Master Mitchei
Aesne h eaienent a ~ man. snsae
OF - ptan stone Of the Chippewa, made recnnnossnce
W the south Edstoryer. They anchored oil Sosernos
willgion Biua Some howizcrsi wore landed IN boats
aud .ore carried Jehossa island where they drew
Inc ire from battery the Charleston side OF the Daho
river me Objects OF the expedition were fully accom-
rishee, when i returned, witnou, any less
CAPTURE or fRrEzs NEGROES
Al Beaufort the principal excitement s created by the
capture fifteen negroes from plantation on Morgans
prletor but absence conlented themselves with his
black employees. They promised 70 come again, but have
not made their appearance as ye,
souTn CAROLINA SLATE CONVENTION
Another correspondent has, believe, given you an
ncooun. OF the recent Mass Union Cow entcn o. Beaufort
10 elect delegates TO the Republican National Convention
A sst OF delegates chosen, beaded by BrHadier
General K. SAXON, Military Governor and Commandant
Of the port TIE list includes two or more negroes
nothing say about policy OF holding the con-
venon 10 State where the permanent loyal residents
few and OF such recent emigration, but believe
psoc ssutmen, DO opposed 60 u, thc ground that
the delegates would not, under any circumstances pe
only dssenson can result from the attempt TO force
a delegation on lie Convention The delegates, such as
Inclined 10 serve, win 50 North by the Fulton TO.
morrow.
en- the cath State Convention for Florida was held az
Jacksonvie for the Same purpose Unlike the Sousn
Carolina gathering 1t composed largely Of loyal resi-
dents Of The state resided there before the war
Presidents were;paran Moody, Of Jacksonville; Ro.
GERS of Jacksonville Hon W 8. DELI Of Orange county
Spring. Marion county and The Secretaries J. Snow
bah, Frederick Lewis and Drnry Jones Inc deiegaes
| W. Price of jacksonville c. L. Robinson OF Jackson.
vile; John S Of Jacksonville, Philip Frazer, of
| substitutes, Hon David R. Dunham, of st. Augustine
Charles Apple Of Fernandna Joseph H. Remington, Of
Silver Spring. and j. c SNOWFALL, OF Jacksonville.
After the usual preamble, the following resolutions
adopted
Resolved That loyal citizens Of the State of Florida
are entitled to voice n the councils OF the nation Of which
ced as one Of states Of the unoa ,sai
mf 10 the Saona none the en-
That we are nnswerying In our loyalty q the
our and asa, come veal Or come Woe orr
Resolved That most earnestly solicit The protection OF
now within the federal lines but Throughout the whole
MdSn s
y n. and s eve sS and 70 sw
Mss,ppi That a mighty poor time to syop horses
meeting for the next President of the United States
An executive committee, and 10 memorabilia the
President, were appointed
UNION picKErs CAPTURED
About week Since Gray's and Dickinson's rebel
alry succeeded In gobbling pickes at two stations
III Florida. A lieutenant and about twenty men were
taken at Weaka, and sergeant and fifteen
ders These stations arc some seventy miles from st
Augustine and their exposure there was accidental
LOSS OF THR C0LuMBNE.
have only one more misfortune TO announce now and
hope i may be the last one On Monday morning the
rebels succeeded IN capturing the navy armed tug Coum
Dine with all board She on reconnaissance up
the St. Johns. AZ Horse Landing, fifteen miles above
Pilaka, the enemy suddenly down field battery OF
took she dd .ns Abos sn Mo
Snndred men then put out and took possession Of her
OffiCerS r. " In Init al
States colored troops formerly First North Carolina
(Beecher's regimen,, and two officers with them The
boat was under command OF Acting Master Sanborn. An
were captured
Saturday made reconnaissance in front 0. Jackson
ville to Camp Finnegan with colored troops He eucoun
tered rebel force there and returned.
THE SANITARY COMMISSION 4ts
in Florida deserve great deal Of credit They need ice
from the North, and should have IT, by some means
tngulshed himself at the battle OF Oustee goes North
on brios fsrlough, BY the Fulton. We hope be may
s9on return
AN INCIDENT
During General Birney's recent raid through Florida
parents having skedaddIed. She was rather non com.
initial, for she did not know whether the troops we're
while was being held With the eha and
she Informed OF her questioners ina, names
dog2" asked bystandcr. ~ don't know" said she.
theyre both mighty smart dogs they'll either Of
em suck eggs If you don't watch EN-" The troops left
without asceriainng whether the family Of which The
girl was 50 hopeful scion, was Union or rebel ~
business rather dull at present The sand s blstering
hot, feas abound, dies thick and the pioneer mos
9uitoes have appeared The Police Board composed
civilians, have inauguraed OF sanitary measures
necessary FOR hoMh during the coming bot They
have been relieved since General Ustch took command OF
the district and Lieutenant Colonel W Bennett OF the
FIRST Michigan appointed police officer of the post in
stead being deemed desirable to have the matter in
military hands lie Is capable officer. aud had pre-.
viously had charge OF some OF the improvements
reSSmpendsd by the Police Board Before retiring
efficient President of the Board. was serenaded
by the post band, and addressed them and crowd or
as Mayor OF Hilton Head, and when made President
the Police Board announced general orders as
chief magistrate OF the town. far the purposes
the order-were concerned.
are constantly coming in telling all sors Of probable and
improbable stories but the liars lie the truth tecrs
not believed. and the information get from them
is not worth repeating
GENERAL acugxNglryNo
recently went to James Island from Folly Island
captured some rebel rife pits took few prisoners had
successful skrmsh and returned when he 70, nd heavy
renforcenents had come in, having had few wounded
but none Killed.
CAPTAIN I. :. Babcock, Ninth United States colored
troops, who has been Provost Marshal here enca
the Sixth Connecticut left, has lust been relieved.
he has made q most satisfactory provost marshal
under very discopraging circumstances. When he
assumed the position there clerks 10 bis ocs
the sixth, With the former provost leaving
ariuors Bat, being shrewi New YORK lawyer ana
good prac'i al business man. be soon bad AN excellent
system 10 operation aud biz district In good condition
Our latest N i,gk dates by mail are 10 the 22d on
Friday the Beaufort arrived from Fortress Monroe with
lew NV YoRs HEsrDs or the Esd which we're most &C.
ceptabe.
Alleged Arbitrary Arrest or a Montreal
Merchant at Boston.
ltrom the Montreal Herald, June1I
Circumstance has recently transpred IN the United
involves