The New York herald., 1865-06-21
the mos, foolish of his nfe-done in moment Of do

lusion.
Mr. Campben has also been warmly congratulated on
When General Gillmores cxpounders drove him from
his house and his law office, his family retired TO Colum
bia HIS palatal mansion there, with its Libraries PIC
tnned its bountiful hospitality presided over by Miss
Canpbel lady well known North and South and best
appreciated where best known.
Mr. Campbell is New Engander, but his public career
has been altogether in the South During the war he
stood by his friends but constantly denounced the NAL
administration Of Davis, predicting tho ruin It would
bring.
bardmeut Of sumter aud denounced the tckery and fol-
lies Of Davis Walker Bcauregard and others who wanted
ia open supporting all 70 be plain sailing His large in
Oucncs viii be as ctsd TO produce an honest
Of the terms OF the VI tors and wise acqucscenc< 10 the
new order Of things for the restoration Of reunited gov
ernment and people.
~ rsH RkBri sscRsrARY oy THE TREASURY
The CouSs OF Thursday announces the arrest arrival
and mere OF snc rsoei secretary Of ne Iea
From what learn hs was caught Paddy caught the
. goes that Columbia garrsoned by the
Twenty fifth Ohio, Colonel Haughton, Trenholm went
in front OF the Parade Ground and reported
to him his readiness 70 report at any point he might be
directed He then led of with zeal to carry into effect
contract satisfactory ly with his freedmen-scyera hun
dred in numbcr-not one Of whom left him. Trenholm,
before the war, gradual emancipationist, and his
ready adoption Of the government views and example In
Columbia had most sautary effect in that rcgon, and
there, the trial will be q fair one.
This amcable Of affairs interrupted by the
was effected BY giving him notice and opportunity for
preparation The order was promptly obeyed Trenholm
drove under parole TO OrangeSnrg IN his own carriage
ceedcd by railroad to Charleston, accompanied by Lieu
tenant AcMarn, of General Hatch's stan On his arrival
here quarrel between the white and guards
a the depot for tho honor Of responsible and hazard
a duty. The whites succeeded The officer Of the
permit any of Trenholms family TO accompany him, and
Immediately the JAIL where the rebel Secretary
soon securely lodged n an unfurushed cell Of the
General Hatch has since allowed Trenholms friends to
visit him on written permits and to furnish him with
confined in some Of the forts In conversation
with Trenhom's son. law he told me that Mr. Iron
holm was forced TO take the position OF Secretary Of the
Treasury under Jen Davis &c declined the appoint
mcnt twice and was at last peremporily ordered TO re-
"Your services needed Report here immediately"
NEW APPCINrMEsIs.
The appointments by the President Of Dr. Nackcy
Collector Of Customs and Mr. SAWYER az Collector of In
tcrnal Rev hns been received by the old band Of
unioniss here with great JOY II considered as com
plcte defeat Of old hunkcrism and the old ogarchy
The doctor Will work at once; but Mr. Sawyer will
have TO postpone his action until the appointment Of
Union party for the appointment Of Mr. J. 0eddings
old resident and esteemed citizen, for the Office Of
Postmaster
This old gentleman who SO long held the position OF
Postmaster mere, living ratiOnS furnfhed Dy
the government He was first appointed Postmaster by
General Jackson, and reapponted by every succeeding
President until the fatal act Of secession He sent
In his resignation but bis Office taken possession Of
by the rebel government and In dc the wishes
Of the citizens and his friends generally he connucd TO
up TO the evacuation Of the city. He Is in his
Tue RAILROADS.
Daily communication by railroad between Charleston
and Columbia and Augusta is expected in about ten
time President Magrath will take full possession
Of the south Carolina Railroad on Monday
COTTON.
am reliably Informed that there are at least one hun
dred thousand bales Of cotton along this line awaiting
transportation.
Brgadier General George l. Beas brigade Of Dwights
s Virginia valley campaigns repor.ed 70 General Hatch
COR ORDERS and have been assigned to the posts
and around Georgetown district
ENTERPRISES
The project OF semi weekly line Of steamers between
started by number Of cnierprisng capitalists
A line between Charleston and Wilmington has been
under discussion for some time, but no definite oookn
has -cep taken towards organization
Our Naval Correspondence.
STE xsR ALaAxBRA, AT SEA, June 10, 1896.
soUrB CAROLINA DELEGATION
TrAs 81. ooard the Ahambra q portion Of . dclega-
tion OF South Caroinians Washington, with nstruc
tious represent President Johnson the expediency
Of establishing efficient plan whereby the relations
between the freedmen Of tho State and their employers
regard labor and wages be satisfactorily
ranged have conversed with several Of the gentle
men, all Of whom profess their willingness to award the
freedmen they may employ one half Of their crops
recompense for their labor They say however, that
unless they have guarantee that the labor they
may receive hands Of freedmen r. continuous
it will be Of commencing crop operations An
other idea they entertain with much justice perhaps
is that the late slaves absolutely permitted to
choose their employers and occupations, they will in
dmInuton Of the and rice crops The crop
ends with August whereas the other crops continue
later therefore they will prefer species Of labor
which promises earlier release from toll The men,
bers Of delegation that conversed with frankly
say that they accept The position Of the abolition Of
slavery They ,lecare that is freedom 70 the white
will be released Of the many burdens incident to the
institution, which formerly pressed heavily them
relieved OF frightul incubus and they express their
faith In the Of free labor by which they hope
system But they say that labor, TO be effective must
be on hand when wanted, and ought not 10 depend
the caprice Of ap ignorant people.
The plan ehalked out IL somewhat follows The
direction Of the frecdmens labor to be under man,
sufficiently firm to enforce obedience 10 whatever rcgn
latons may be determined on, and yet conciliatory
enough to influence the laborers by mldness. That
the portion Of South Carolina which contains immense
terspersed with belts of land, the movement Of
troops in that section of country would be impossible
Hence they are OF opinion that rev tugs, say hall
dozen In mber under the command OF an experienced
naval officer, might be advantagcousy placed these
waters a. sort of police force for the maintenance Of
order and the adjustment OF claims between master and
servant-the officer in command beng the superntend
en Of the freedmen. These views, and other issues
growing out Of them, are believe introduced in petit
on addressed 10 the President to be presented by the
delegation.
Above all things II urged that whatever is to done
in the matter must be done quickly, before the negroes
completely demoralized through ideness and the
evil couneels Of designing Already IL is reported
that the reign Of anarchy has commenced less than
murders having been perpetrnted in short time
by quondam slaves their recent owners through the
influence Of evil teaching. On the contrary s repre-
sented that where such influences have extended
the freed people, general rule, glad 70 receive
their former owners and In many instances have
offered pecunary assistance to the OF their hum
BILE means TO such have returned entirely destitute
and there many such