The New York herald., 1864-09-30
Rebel Aecounss from tins <Trsss-Missis-
siPpi.
Jsn. Davis In the South.

I President ravs paused through Salisbury N o. ssu
days ago, rCu< for the South. He greeied M tho
depot Of that place BY large number Of citizens rha
| Salisbury IN O. Watchnsaa gays
On me arrival Of the train !. oeas certainly ascer.
Shaver and Msssrs. Hall and ehober who conducted him
TO the platform, from which nc dsversd pretty tsle
He paid . high compliment to North Carolina. TO .be
armness and patriotism of her people and especially 70
bloody battle nelds Of virginia beginning WITH The as.
battle OF Bethel down that Of Reams station He said
esmed every pledge Of their State and shown their de-
"a rmnaon 70 be free and Independents Of ths hatffu
10 adverted to recent revsrses and said though
laA rsverses bad bsfaIen our arms apd gloom hung
UNA oKsn ana thai yss Under the bleslas q God we
shoa wiring peace a9d Independence from hated fos
n ss: % sss :sssy e %:
camp now no place TO secure the priceless heritage
Asad: dsrn sss 10 Us :, o., ss,s
i as"y r. g :. .A.rs ss.sS. .hsss and =:
tna dss1d Ism OF . cruel enemy.
Hs also p.aaded the ladies' for their service and uu
to marry n had sSrksd the responsible dusiss
solder bA rather take the armed soldier who hid
proved his n slity and manhood la battling for
mon rights ian hs vho had provsd the possssssos
Of sthsr.
what 1s hNe Fatuye Or the ConSedssasy.
IEromAthe Charleston CcUrier, Sept a.
our % sso ss sS.1 deny our ss, ess nas
until h sschisved-to Hgh a. long a ws
hsss %'a III ss W. sasa
much say: the h.on asdes scdursd VOC much lost .oo
muso TO s no~ !. ad ~ s ss al 70, wn
ly and glorously before liberty and honov aud hap
pness and prosperity SUI lure NY 90 70 'hs mighty and
IL be case-whils success almost IN srasp shalt
We isnomisou,ly falssr Nsy.s s0n,ns.nss b ss'u.
cruel lot II only leads 70 the gvcaser Hovy. It's tss
brave ;h. unyeldpg 'ne dsssrnssd .nss rsrsnus is,
she hes 10 yours.
Union Troops Collecting ne Psuna 0Ap.
large forcs or mouDtcd Yankees ass coHsssiDg 81
Pound Cap with the intention Of making raid
Virginia salt works THIS, We presume, 10 the same
that at Lexington, KY, two weeks ago They
number about twelve tnousaod
fnfsndcd UnIfstmcns or Poles for the
Rebels.
From tho Charleston Courier. Sept s3
the report below si,en from tho Richmond correspond
wrote yon. arhoi time aso,n regard to oou.omp'..
ed between the Con edersss governrneos
and . commissioner representing q certain European
population. in condition TO state that the de-
sired entente coriiats has becn fully established.
The euvoys-consstug, as stated 10 previous letter
OF two army officers and clergyman OF the Catholic
churchverc admitted TO an audience With The Prosi
oiherw than nduclve TO our interests This sGroe
ment, az hAvo heard, gives US the services most pro-
o. approved V vaor and cf famous cr military en-
durlnce. Tho President promised 70 use bis inhaencs
with the respective stato gos.rnmens me
Comm issionefs represented a. much land as
would suit thcm for coonzipg Purposes. or
course the President cond not guarantee the coonis
the allotment OF lands 10 the Stntes aud tho Ecaot
Confederate territorial for the most part.
In but a dubious occupancy OF our arms, II would have
been useless enter into any contract BY which the I'M
migrating population would have been compelled 70 rely
upon a Comparatively unprotected section for home
Is s, however, understood tnat all thoss who enlist Ia
our probably niue,enihs OF tho able bodied
men among the coonsts will 10 so-ars 10 receive the
soldiers land bounty, thus meeting W measure, tDs
vequi,erens pat forth by the Comnlssoners Who are
now on their way Europe 10 carrv ont the arrange
neuls q the treaty understand that there viii be
difficulty 10 the departure Of hoss immigrants from their
own country and AZ they expected W arrive during
the winter months, wo may confidently bore (1nsud
nothing occur mar the plan " witness At the begn-
ming OF tho Spring campaign, grand army OF foreign
alss OF race that centuries ago smoe the serscenic
power in Europe drove bacs the tide OF Turksh ag
rrsssJou upon Coostantinopl0. =