The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-07
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the Charleston Courier, Jnne1l
~ arrival Of the Union forces In Charleston, the
military authorities 20 the trbutng Committee, con
sistng of Hon. WIN Aiken Geo. W. Williams, E,q, DR.
A. q. Mackey, y. r. Elford G. Anime and w. H. CHI
land as follows:--From West Point mills, whole
mddng and small rice, one million 'ionr hundred and
pounds; from Chisolms mil, whole, niddng and small
rice, ninety i've thousand pounds; from East Point mill
whole, middling aud small rice, one hundred and
seventy two thousand and twenty seven pounds from
Benefits mill whole, middling and small rice, one hun
dred and eight thousand nine hundred and forty pounds
making grand total Of one million eight hundred and
sixty three thousand seven hundred and thiriytw
pounds
The committee received aIso rorrhe COM
mssary thousand hundred bushels Of corn
which ground into meal and grit and distributed to
the poor Several thousand pounds OF salt found in the
State commissary stores also Issued
This timely provision OF the government gave susie
10 more than twenty thousand distressed people
for one hundred days, and relieved much suffering In
A very large number OF old and inarm white and
colorcd citizens OF Charleston have relied mainly this
charity for support and without further aid from the
government this cass Of the community must suffer for
broad
BANKING rAcrLIriEs-wANr or CAPITAL.
Our highly esteemed fellow citizen james &. Gibbes
Esq, President pro tenn Of the Peoples Bank has been
granted permission by General Hatch TO remove the
effects Of the Peoples Bank from Newbcrry where II
now Is TO this city II is contemplated learn 70
establish national bank all the arrange
institutions IL s hoped will follow this good example
Capital Is what II wanted 70 give confidence and
revive business. Our citizens-busness men particular.
ly--owe a debt Of gratitude to Mr. p n Keglsr the
worthy, enterprisng and courteous gentlemap who
opened the nrst banking house after the occupation Of
the city by the United States forces.
GOVERNOR AIKEN.
We happy 10 learn that Governor Aiken New
York the cath ut and would take hrs departure from
that city for Charleston the steamer Granada which
expected hero Satnrdcy We learn that he expressed
himself well peased with the treatment he received
the hands Of President Johnson who has permitted him
20 return home parole II rs reported that his visit 10
Washington and interview with the President will result
benehcially 70 Charleston and the state
NEW SIGHT "Sow-A-DAys"
hne herd of genuine Western beeves OF en- almost
eephaniic size driven past the Cosrer Office ycs
,erdsy afternoon from Hilton Head, their way 10 the
hsughfer pcns II has been hve long years since suoh
css"e nave been seen In old Charleston.
Miscellaneous.
from the Raleigh Progress May 20
inoussnus OF our citizens doing what they have
sworn Thousand times they never would do-takng the
oatN snd expressing their Willingness TO live again under
the s.me government with the 'Yankeesn We are glad
70 nots this return Of common sense
FIRST CLEARANCE
From the Newbern Times Nav 2o1
The schooner Jennie Lind, Ireland master. cleared
from this port, with cargo for New York on SATURDAY.
This e Ibs 6ri schooner That has cleared on private