The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-14

Advices from Texas-..1mporsans Or.
der from Gen. SheFidan-The k. G..
C.-The Cherokee Indians Siarvinx.

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NEW YORK, July 1.-The steamer Evening
Star, from New Orleans July 4th, errived at
this port at an early hour this morning.
Gen. Sheridan had issued an order notifying
refugees from Texas that United States troops
can return to their homes with security and
resume possession of their property. The Or
der also notifies the people of Texas that no
home guards or armed bands for self protec-
ton will be permitted in the State, as the mill
tary forces of the United States win be sufR-
Gent to protect their persons and property.
All acts of the Governor and legislature of
Texas since the passage of the ordinance Of &C.
cession are declared illegitimate
New York, July 11.-Gen. Hooker has Ar
nved here and reported to the War Depart
ment for orders.
D. g. Osborn, the naval reporter charged
with publishing contraband news, has been
notified by Gen. Dix that he has approved the
finding of the court in his case, which was not
guilty.
The Commersars Warrington special says
Mr.. Ford Is endeavoring to get Secretary Stan.
ton to revoke the order prohibiting the OPEN
ing of his theatre.
The Chronicle Of this morning denouuces
severely Judge Wylie's action In issuing writ
of habeas corpus In Mrs. SuTatt's case.
The Posfs special Gays the ID regiment of
Gen. Hancock's corps left this morning for
Fredericksburg. The third regiment has gone
to Springfield, Illinois.
Among the passengers arrived to-day BY the
Evening Star from New Orleans, were Hon.
General j. g. Swift and Mra General Banks
and son.
Geo. w. Buckley, President of the Golden
Circle. has Issued an executive general order,
dated In his place Of confinement, Fort War.
ren, 18th June, in which he suspends the Ia
bors Of the several departments Of the Golden
Circle till LIST July, 1870, when q congress of
the order viii assemble in Washington with
open doors, and afterwards proceed to lay the
corner stone Of the Saxon University. The
Order, giving its origin, rise, progress and
destiny. It is printed In full in the T;us..
The Wilmington Herald calls attention to the
fact, that notwithstanding advertisements for
laborers are kept in its columns, day after day,
but one or two have responded, while crowds
of men, black and white, are to be seen loafing
about the streets. It suggests if gratuitous
rations were stopped, there would be less
trouble in finding laborers.
Advices from San Salvador state that the
government has withdrawn the exequator of
d.. Bernhard, Consul of Prussia at San Miguel
and forbidden him to return to the Republic.
He was implicated in the recent rebellion and
had already fed from the country.
President Dueno has issued and address to
the army thanking it for its prompt and
efficient services in putting down the rebellion.
A strong public feeling exists against Barrios,
who is viewed as chief instigator of the re-
bellion.
Files of New Orleans papers to the 4th con.
tain the following:
1t is said that the late rebel portion of Cher
okee Indians in Northwestern Texas, are in
great distress and near starvation. Their chief
Standwatic, who held q commission of briga-
der general in the rebel army, has issued an
appeal to the people Of Texas for assistance.