The New York herald., 1864-09-17

tant points therein Gin the Northern disc Win 1noeu
S:sd, 5 9. By ss%mssd q 1si; Gen !. y FOSTER
0isi.i.Tso.1.J koaisso.; yiT., Lsa,sn:n. rwsa'y'
hrst u q r. Acting Assistant Adjatant General
On Friday national salutes nred from Forts Wess
and Seward, and all ths shipping ~ the barbor were
dssked every OF bunting tnss could be raised
the stars ana stripes run up 10 each masthead And
national salute fred by order OF the Admiral
RecHERcnu AFFArR IN HIGH coI0RSD CRCn1A
The fashionable circles Of colordom have been in .
stae Of ntense and agreeable excitement event
which hereafter to be marked In the boldes and most
chalk lines IN the calendar Of the slte Of
c0ntraband society altogether the grsndest, most
notable and high toned affair that that Interesting po
ton OF the community ever contemplated. The great
event nothing than ddnSdNte, the sty
lish cards Of Invitation announced It, "in honor Of the
nuptias OF Mr. and srs. Thomas I6vine' whose names
must now be recorded by the Innse OF history,
The innocent anu altogether lovely and highly colored
pair Captain Burger, Adutans General
or the dspar tment, and Lieutenant sutsr Chief Engi
neers OF tho department, and the latter gentlemen
strained every nerve 10 make the affair In entire and
overwhelming success How we'll they accomplished their
laudabe % ect viii be- The entire lower part OF
the quarters OF the above named gentleman given
entirety 10 the hosts hie the white people invited as
spectators we're made perfectly a. home IN captain Bur
gers room on the second story
Among the gnests present we're Lieutenant Colones
Wocdford, Bennett Ma Davies, Stevons Lockwood OF
The Paymasters Department Majors Strong aud Andsr
Of Geueral Fosters staff Surgeon ClyLer, Medical
Director 'spsin Manning and others and Mess's John-
son or the vetc coah and Ralph Trembly. the famous
disciple OF King David, only he plays on ewsnarp With
one strirg
Below ihe brilliantly lighted aud tas,erully
ornsmen,ed with crcrsrsens and flowers. fine room
reserved for satetory and bai OF string
m.sc was 10 attdn dance. Untl tos black mnscal
brotherhood was esen many OF the worthy guests
uncertain preceely what the affair
TO be. Long discussions, fren, which came no light,
on the veyed question mad been held late onigh.s in
many Kitchens the ysteruns phrase ddndns.
y Nhat did that neanY "Nsber hear dat wud before;
Hur be someting nce--rnay DO dars somet6g good 10
eat dar. Breas d'Lord desc white folks curious
folks /" and then huge gnfaw followed, aud tho great
gGeDeG with Sureaole anticpations. But II
was ! dance; and the style Of The affair The NOS.
their brains and annoying their fingers for in
poducrp dresses ana c,iFprls of the most novel and
stunning kind They succeeded, too, In producing
startling elects. Almost all Of the ladies' appeared n
white low necked dresses trimmed with ribbons blue,
ribbons red aud rbboDa white Fonnces and furbelowe,
and tucks and--and-all sorts of rigging appeared
below. while above lowered the ebony shoulders and
men's which ! despair OF describing On, il
altogether brilliant assembly. and tho perfumery
Jockey cnb night blooming caraway Seeds musk and
bouquet dAfr!que blended sweety that evening air.
On. delicious But the music has struck up, the
and some In the blue coats OF the government-wth
airs select and lead out their and the
ncoherens cries OF the coored Of
the complex machinery in motion. The light fantastic
toe was trpped come you may be aseured Never
much exercise called forth in dance before. Compi
Gated steps not laid down In the books were taken,
and II seemed as II dislocaton Of all the join must
ensue IL the music did not cease; but they all lived
through 4. sGmpuou repast nartaken OF at mid.
night ard ample justice done the caterers production
tn dancing ssain til far into the morning. when the
with the brilliant entertainment Nothing Is permitted
to be alluded 70 the best circles that
way or other refer to he soree ansn and those uu-
fortunate creatures who invited dead
the Streets ana not recognized as OF the elite We
sitting society down pretty closely here In the absence
active operations in the field had forgotten to
that during the evening the white guests presented
70 the bride and bridegroom and elegant little speeches
given. Every one WAS pleased and mono than the
blushng bride 50 much for fashionable lie.
IMPORTANT sAxroN.
The following circulars explain themselves:
CIRCULAR RNo.n
BnAuronT s. o., August AZ, 1854 !
ms snd y w's ms man ~ lays
NE u.ure that ne not be found Ike the foolish yir
ino.s fabulous price; when colorsd children u
s.Vssi xs.a large Seqssis. pad %
the s5oisr Is 10 ss worthy q
ds ss
under rrovdencs has hroa h. you all these blessings
ing upon bounty 70 sesempss this s' end snd
moneS hsve appointed dapsn j. Low. assistant yS
as ana u, Me- r
Of say pss bank Tor yoar benefit All The funds YOU de-
sSe United States sosernmsni securities You VIII thu.
d .ua
indrecsy aid 70 sta nna the goynrnmen nich doing
Bank located IN Tic tow Of Beaufort All tho coored
he Tor The amount ana can '.s sssused hs
vi be returned to them again with interest," hen called
supernendens and teachers of the r..amen and all
explain this circular SO far aa rossse 70 those under
Br,gadisr General Military Governor
RreULAI'oNs.
GERS and approved os General sss.o1 are passhad for for
"n 1sn. a. n 2, r. ano ,,.
SUNS eyccedius SO may se drawn ca. For the
reaired .. he option Of n esssr s 's h''0 may Dc
In,erss, at The rate q five pc. erp' .npum computed
be pa on deposs Of $23 or upwards when the
All uVssm.n,. f VIII be 10 United states securities
viii be os sas ssy.
Once open daily from ten 4: n. 70 onePM:
The BANK WI no, he syeusve ;n * the freedmen al
usspsssl.sn.' Spsesi.s 70 xir,r.nr + oovrnyop
II has been rrpoTed TO this hesdq that prrsus
are now ~ t. o. nttnent Tho are CONTRACTING with ho
hary os, corta : reed upon now be.wecn the par
ss Y. ~ re OeS =. s,sssso ss ssS
maze s a' s'Gs ns
l. That no such contract. III be considered legal or bind
There i hereby sn,ed to tho entire crop or cotton
south .en IN favor o. a6orers cotton crop
labor on said crop; and whether sa amount due them
IN msnsy y share q ,se both. = p"u "."
shipped permit must be ostanea from
CURED thst ali just claim. asorss and prodasers have
,an from .. .apsrntsndens of the disa N
whcn such freedmen i've certificate that such
fairly made, VITA due regard to the intrrsfs
freedmen and 10 the market OF the on This GER
tcate must accompany every application 10 ship cotton
THO general snperinte ndents obtain from each
freedman at the time OF the number of
cultivated by him, and should appear
20 largely IN srcess OF that ordinarily produced
jusfy the suspicion of that he had stolen
from his Emp oyer no certificate win be given until full
and satisfactory Investigation ia made.
H. Violations Of the foregoing reRuatons viii involve tho
seizure and sae of the cotton q. anctop Tor the ban t OF
the aborers and oil persons concerned shipping
tho aforesaid cotton without permission from these head
quarters will expose themselves 10 arrest and
and their property 10 seizure and condsoation
BY order Of X, SAXT0N,
Brrsdier General and Military Governor,
6. W. sAxroS Captain and Aid de Camp.
Brieader General Edward 4. Potter leaves to-day on
the Fulton 10 recuperac HE health greatly impaired by
arduous services in the South.
Mr.. J. T. Porkman, late prisoner OF war, captured
from the Aries leaves for the North by the