Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
GleapIpss from the New York Herald
-, s. :of June 18th.

GleapIBgs from the New York Herald
~, ;ofJ1ne 18th.
Union men of North Ca,olina were docking to
FRMsigh, whittier ebpy bad been invited by Gov.
| {feLDEN:: He was to confer With. fhcE rrevions
| to the .aIpentancr Of his procta nation. BY his
wise servccs'in csdeavorng t" rcf,ore civil law
Is the statc, he was dsarrufns his Blerest enc
mics. The richest plantations are being offered
for sale in I'll parts of North Carolina, for from
one to ten dollars AM acre, with improvements.
Tho owncrs Of these plantations, having decided
go North, are selling their lands at great sac
fifce. ~
:Xdelesatioi Of Qdsksrs has usitad on Prcsi-
dent Jonssoy and 6esousht him tdsive his in.
Efuenco fer negro suffrage, The president in
formed them: tina. he was fully acqapinted with
the uegrcrace at the seuth, and that he believed
IKE question of negro suffrage was; ene surround
I cd viii, the grsHest dificnltcs sttc 1ntimated
yery clearly that he ,rns net in. .faror Of negro
4 Sufsaee--fsr the n5esent nj least. H delegation
II negroes from the State of Kentucky, and one
from ths city Of Richmond have MO wni'ed on
Ito presi!snt and sot frT,h many grievances which
th,y are suffering under The presentiaEs vi Ken
tucky and .muuiuip'l laws Of Richmond Long
nd dresses were read BY eolerpi Hlcr Tie Prcsi-
dent reteiyed them with hcourtcsy and coEsidera-
tl0n, and replied to tI,eui us follows: While you
:, are in this state of transition, there arc many
Ethings whcA We nightpreier to he different, that
vet mus, bo submitted TO- till they csH bc rcEie-
4 aisd." Many radical hboi,ioaists:ft the North.
snuh as WEspElL PniLLu.s, ganF;ses, Senator
WILSON ANNA Dickinson, .&c;,s IRE clamoring
iercely tho Immediate graniins:of suffrage 10
:. therSsro. The indications ase that 'hey wi he
t 1iIsappsintel. . Se
), All res,ric.ionsSon trade in COTTON east OF the
. Mississippi are ,er1oIed On thsssonly tax now
REQUIRED 10 he psii is lliat of cents per n"nnd
!, i,upos-,l w thsii,ftesnai revenue laws
4 l,r. ElsGaAE, q aslaveholdesssyi NORTH Aia-
|, iama, VIII loft there yesr or 80 after the war
broke ou., ,on account. of his Union sentiments
writes long letter to the Herald rom West PUNT
ID N. Y. whore heis nov living; nwbic!i letter he
l.strouely dspouuces ibs:hrmhefs Of :he Alabama
Edoleeation pow in Washington. fudge Parsons
of that State, who is reported to- bave been ap'
pointed Provisional Governor, isespeeia'|y as
sailed in this letter, determined and still mis-
chevous. rebel. 3 .:.-.5 ~. ], .
The Herald suesrs. very -mu"h gt the reports
: the indictments for t.eastn cgaitist Gems. Lee
johnson, and other military leaders. 1t says
n "such hdetmcnts are gat.cu upFand engineered
d simply as q neans of natcrioty by small P,olit
cians in Virginia. They enanate from men wht
choose that method to make o nuiSe, lest the coun
try should not be aware Of their existence. Eher
Z acknowledgements have accomplished this objec
they will.bc hcard,of no more"
) In the course of tke,conspiracy trial. evidence
!. has come to light somewhat duplicating the Hon
u Ben Wood, owner of the New York Daily Meas
in tho plot against Mr.. Lincoln; Secretary Sew
ard, aud others. 1t was reported that orders sat
g been issued for his arrest. John Mitchell, the ia
nous Irish patriut, lately Editor of the Rich
] mond Esamtaer and warm sympathiser will
the South, but now oditor Of theabove mentioned
Daily News, has been arrested, and sent to For
lafayette. 1t is supposed no Uill be tried fcl
treason.
The effects of the late terrible explosion (bow
ing up of m-gazine) in Mobile. have not beor
Exaggerated in the least It's now estimated
that over ono Thousand human beings were buried
in the ruins. Dead bodies arc being recovered
every day. Every building in the city is moro OF
less injured; and soores of bouses are in dange
of falling every 'momsnt. Gen. Granger Is IL
J.. command at Mobile.
| NI:.c I,,t;oo Qhocn in Nav (r1pnne-be
ing treated with great distinction. He had yisitet
i 8 fair eivcn by the coored "lsdies' Of the city
, for the benefit of their people. This fair wa
d held in the splendid mansion Of Hon. Pierre
q Soule, encc United States Senator, md Minists
j, Plenipotonti.ry to Spain. Mr. Soule is now liv
a ing on u farm near Puetla, Mexico. Con. shori
dan, latcy assigned to the command of Arknn
sas, Texas, &C., hnd arrived in New Orleans will
his staff the troops assigned him were concen
o trating thero aud Boon sufficient gsrrsons are t.
o be stationed throughout Tcxas.-Gcn. Beaura
C gard had been in New Orleans, and had gont
thence to the Vilicrc plantation. fifteen miles be
low the city, where ho still i.-Gen. Dick Taylor
It is also in New Orleans. His homo was long since
}, d. stroyed; all his immense wealth is gone
Cen. Bragg lived aud planted on the Lafourche
south of New Orleans, before the whr; he has 10
6 yet gone buck.
Gen. Candy. With headquarters ut New Or
: leans, is in commasd aver tho States of Louisi
aua, Mississippi, Alabama AID FioTdG.
Gen. Allen, late Guvernor OF LoGisiane, hns Is
!, sued an address to tho people, counstsling them
to submit peaccnJly to thc national authorities
On the I'd June. Gems EirSy Smith and Ma
sruder were received on board the United States
# Steamer Fort Jackson, OF Galveston. vaea td'
articles of surrender of ali the Confederate Tr'rs
: Mississippi forces were signed ''y Gen. Smith
8 Galveston .yas formally surroh4ered tso days
3 after.
{" Hinged, Streaked, aud strIpeh'''
Wo sliu,lc to tho large and magnificent apple;
sent us by that conrtly gentleman OF tho old
school, Dr. j. FRAsxLIS GRIFFIN. They were o
most unususl sizc, exquisitcy rinscd, s'reakei
and striped with red, green and white, and as de-
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