Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
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NEw YoRE, JuneszT. 1.-The Herald
Richmond aud Rstsrs8Hras correspopd
ent Gays. - -
Gen Terry, commanding at Rich
noud, has issued "a ordef that slavery
having eessed % exist insVirginia, al
the Stats aud nunieipsLslaws restrain,
ing the personal liberty ef colored psf
coma have become sbsrlrte, and that
hereafter the eolorsd people will enjoy
the same pGEsonai hbeFtyaa the whites.
aud be subiect 70 the same restraints
and puniahments, Vagrancy, however,
viii not DO permitted % the part Of the
negroes any more thar white citiEeuA.
The testimony of eolored persons, be
says, win be received 10 Ell cases before
the military cozrts.
General Hartsua, commanding at
Petersburg, Virgins, has forbidden, in
official order, the holding of any more
meetings by the planters 10 establish q
fixed price for the labor Of negroes, or
to make distinctions preiudiciAi TO their
interests, and no difference in the rats
Of compensation 10 whites and blacks
will be allowed. @ A.
The Virginia Lsgislatnrs adjourned
sine de on Friday last, after . session
Of Eve days Nearly al the measures
required by Governor Pisrpont to assist
him 10 reconstruetiBg the State Govern
ment were passed, slieiiing little or no
debate on their passage. The most i'm
portant ffiheFs vas that of extending
the elective frAnchiae to those who were
exclud d b. the AlexandriA Constitu.
ton. These persons are those Who have
voluntarily given aid and comfort 20 The
rebellion ainee the Ist Of January, 1854.
The election for membtre Of Congress
and the new Legislature 10 10 take place
ON the 17th Of October. At this alec
ton the people also are 10 decide
whether the Legislature shall have the
power 10 repeal the constitutional pro-
vision which excludes all from holding
Office who have been engaged in the re-
bellion. - "
TheHerdIds Washington special says:
Among other v&luahia property seized
BY Col Lewis, Special Agent Of the
Treasury Department, in- Virginia, ia, q
military railroad, leading from Dauville
to Greensboro, fOnriniles in length, built
by the rebel army. The road will be
merely under the control of the Treasury
Department, uMui confscAtee by the
court IL lie said to pay handsome per
cent above expenses.
The Liacoln Cavalry, who have rem
dered signal service in Custar's division
throughout the war, and lately com
manded by Col. Adams, is en- route to
New York to be paid and mustered out
the service. They will arrive there
some time tomorrow. gys
The Herdlds Havana correspondent
says:
The British Consul at Havana has
made demand for the surrender of tho
blocksde-runper, Wren, captured aud
run into Key Yves. BY her crew. 50
General Breckinridge aud bis accom-
paayiDg fugitive rebels were stiH 10 Ha-
vanay Some Of the, wealthy seression
sympathiDera bad shoEp Breckinridge
great attention, and offered To- present
him with h0uss If he Tosid remain
among them. Il vas ranered, heweyerl
that be intended TO 90 20 Spain.
The ex-rebef ram -6tonewslf Glies
Olinde, still remained in HsvanA harhor.
but. no one doubted but she would ulti,
rnstely be given mp tosour 'ovefpneht
e.. ". Is. iV-Ts o.. A ~ s.