The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-21

OF ofcers and pvates mustered Out OF service intenl
ing 70 settle among Almost every steamer brings
majority bsns members Of the One Hundred and fwes
y-seventh New York volunieem Captain c. G. Neil. a
the % 81 from s S
intention Of making Charleston his future home
other oce have sgnned their Intentions to follow his
example. -&A.
The HEALTH or THE ury
is remarkably good The City Register reports forty four
deaths last week Of which eight were whites and thirty
Of the preceding week
Bay and Meeting Ito our wholesale sS E
orders Our are overloaded with melons, peachcs
and Vegetables Sweet potatoes also abundant Al tsa
cents quart. Northern cabbages are coming in and
finding ready saie.A God is selling At las lASK
~1I -sssssxAL HARrvELL,s.A I'VE
commanding at Orangeburg who has been visit =
Hilton Head rsturned~ Thursday evening on board the
steamer Ann Maria During the passage his vaise was
stolen contained besides MS RsrsOn nal effects large
from the War Department at Washington, intended fos
1 Rs;os s, e General :nd Hss.
board was searched but no trace Of the vass
could be discovered. -~~-.-.-'.~--...-
rHs ooLoRro POPULATIONS
deserve tn0nite credit, and winning many friends
good opinions by their steady exhibition OF industry
and good behavior An idle negro the streets Is .
dreo they SHOW tho most Determined resolution and de-
src 70 learn. Going and reurntng from school they
In groups aud squads with books open, spelling
ssoroass scessi.ion q tSes lessons u0n
planter writing from Lexington district 70 frendis
this CITY says 4J yatfJll ilja4t'l eaf
II fully agree with you that the sooner we can divsss
ourselves Of those feelings towards the African
hitherto entertained the better 1t will be for all pariea
Re is freedman, and must feel himself man entitled
to somc degree OF respect and attention from the superior
and more cultivated Good feelings ought TO b
manifested towards him all proper occasi0ns and all
sneerng coutumacous looks and remarks ought to b
discontinued What class Of people ever behaved bettea
than our negroes during the Even since their free
dom very much question If the Caucasian, under simi
lar circumstances. would have done IS WELL do mot
think they entertain hatred toward their former
see nothing OF II among the negroes remaining here,
have heard any individual but yourself make that
lemark"
who has been on tour in the Santee country
recently taken thoroughly by surprise ~
tho Intelligent and systematic operations OF the
blacks in communicating intelligence TO their friends.
10 had gone there for the purpose OF arrestng
some negroes charged with being concerned in
the killing Of white man The negroes were found 70
have regularly organized corps and system OF tee
graphing and knew of the Generals arrival long before
he reached their neighborh0od The consequence was
the guilty parties escaped The General thinks that
less some mutual good feeling and Cancellation springs
up between the races in that section Is inevitable
The whites themselves confident OF being able
10 clean out the blacks The latter however, have arms
given by Union Soldiers concealed in the woods and
swamps.
The negro cannot as yet be made TO understand how
he should be required TO work ten hours day when be
formerly finished his task at twelve o'clock IN tho
day. The planters tell them their condition Is now
than when they slaves; that they must pay
for their medicine, their doctors bills, clothing,
&C. The negro amazed and generally refuses to work
General Bennett recommended concession the part
OF the planters and that the latter should give their me-
gr0es the same task and medical treatment as hereto
fore, In addition TO liberal monthly compensation tos
thinks would be than rewarded by the crops they
would be able 10 raise from cheerful earnest Labor