The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04
Interesting Facts Regarding the Where
abOutS Of Prominent Rebels.
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RaoHnorD, June So 1895.
| SECRET SOCIETIES ORGANIZED WITH A pLUNDER.
It has been fully ascertained here that under the
rebel reois secret societies organized, with
view TO speculation and plumber, in which prominent
employees Of the rsbel government played an important
part Quartermsster and commissary agents were the
high priests thse secret combinations and OF course
large benencaries nthe immense profits secured II
well known that e,ten embsrs OF the Catholic faith In
disregard Of the positive injunction Of their church
sought aud obtained membership In the various secrs
orders existing in Mis- city, solely with view to sub
serve their specuativ purposes This fac undoubted
y true but cannot ito said to rcHect upon the egrity
and standing Of the orders into which these partie,
were admitted, for che object of the movement,
was only known to the parties who sough. ad
mission There Is, in Short species Of fraud treach
cry or dshonorable action ~ which not had in
order 70 subserve the money milking mania which seized
the mercenary host Of plunderers that misfortune
threw here They have demorazed the city and State
an extent that few It's effects are visible
10 the altered tone Of society and the dupcty and false
mood which mark the conduct Of men, and presents
them in such unenviabe to those who stood
prominent here before the war
COLONEL SoRrHRoP, RKnxL coxsussAaY GENERAL
tVoloDe Northrop the Rebel Commissary General and
pscn liar roeye OF JeH Davis, is living in North
CsvoA great distress Having resigned his Office hero
~ months before the evacuation in consequence
OF repeated charges Of necency made against him in
aud Of Congress- he to North Carolina where he
applied himself TO farming. He enabled to mako
start In this field of enterprise through the kindness
OF some friends burjasf Ne had planted his crops
shermans army that way and ruined ALL He left
weoutany means for tho suppost OF large family his
property r Charleston. South Carolina. having been
a,,h.r a.s,-ov.ah, ero a. .o,.asc,,.on r~,, 4. a.,
ata M Tho rct, al Iaada n hard
GOVERNOR LrrcurR's psrRrsssp. cpxpy,1os
r.. d.s,r,c,,o. =, nov..no- $780,. 49,. :.
ine uosTucuon oi "oVerhor botcUeTb ho'"e AZ Lex
ingon BY Hunters raiders has left hsrn condition u
real distress So utterly strpped is no OF all means Of sn
$500. ... IT., s.u,,, 49,. So, =. .,.-,,.-..,.
ss'ooo 'u"' n' any nave n"o W ov "'ososner "po"
kind friends for their support ever since his 'mprison
him. by contribution among themselves, thirty forty
dollars ON the morning Of his arrest to serve as means
served ia his place Of confinement How Il is Extra
billy IS At large while Governor Ietcher is prisoner,
the mulary authorucs alone can ten IL excues
some strange comment here The last earthly pos |
session upon which Governor Lotchor relied Ior a |
iut,c sun, was Ten .honsano aonais wotn o. .ooa''o
ln,rca sod oy him sncs the expiration Of his term OF
ONCE and thai shared tho iaie Of the o. hogs
nsMas :" h~s aroe ~ puoC , n
war. Ia che inauguration Of which he had no insiri-
ss sss for him 10 o 90 ''"' o"'0a
"aS sAc crSrs MN, wy 40 ocsr 70 rvrco
oIS v m; 70 ,Aohsoa uos ~ o y" nnA' ,
w, ~. W" $50. ~ -. .,m ~. ... ro,.,, q;
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he
sAu ~ u'e ssney, nas at..sou nv sa"orvs, "1 no
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~ s.in'S.ia'i ~. living sucoesucu Elisha myh,
M,ss IT, n,,, san u'S' 80 rh,.aa hero
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no Ae.ea lot 'he '1.s .rc y, aous years as @ " no
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s, ~. ,,,s"iS "A'" No '"'" ""e'"'r "' p"'P''''"
'''"'" y. w., r.u-,x., ON, .o,,,u owxvy,,
"cnc locnis'" "ho re,se" w ..o leo. ",i,y III
the rs, two years Of The war; having Tor part o, INC
s""prymsp "f hs whose name now forget l. at present
- w, ' il ,h ] a,s TOO 90 ve.rs .o hecsuac
If NM inai oered 10 lin by nsyis in The promoon
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ve' MN Wv J"r'o IN W. NV ,, III ~ po,5 ~
mag nc 10, 'ns ,s s ~ w'c ao W.
lawyer Of some ao'i'y' ana "as 'Nf 10 90 We" I" MS
ns~ p,o' s'ss" .v,,,.. ro.,.. s,crsr,ox or wan
",,tHst r., @ " az 1880, ."n, ~, aadsa ran,c.
Sshs'n .ec WSpo"h, VINO p'eoeusm d, wos,n ~
.,h :" ~ ''bs' VIZ =. " ~ to,, We xas snr
ring IRONS So ee iron MAJ anec'on contac.c WIZ
@n ns ha, h.co,c h,s asnsrnre as to have
sr.s1es III lungs % IN sstrn, at rendered. Il necessary
| Coz him u discontinue making speeches. nc was aM
yere great emiueocc and by many degrees Tue mo-,
ecient memoe, on laws aons,, ~" LIN ~. oovcrn
mcn He could not brook avss anu ,cndc
s' nj his contrary 70 his will
| no declined 10 do 80 and thcrcupon resigned.
grs.su wpcKEAn yAuxy rRox RrnrL GRAcR.
is somewhat Illustrative tho spirit Of resentment
which sill fingers in the Southern mind, that General
W..r,. WEI ba,t ousc Tho pccuiar fnvorte OF this
coryrcssouaI district r. now rcpdiscd by nineteen
twcntr,hs OF the voters because Of letter which he
,roar soon after tho evsc,aon counseinz Submission
| and asaunr against the grounds upon which the
WAS wsgcd by tue south gentleman from his native
county Isnoverl informs me ne could not get the
vote OF his ow brigade amy ONCE That gentleman
was always warm snpp,ver of his; hut ne now avows
his prrpc 20 vote against him Cor any position which
he may aspire.
i gv-rY VI. ssoRex ovvrTr REBEL ASSISTANT POST
| nAsrNH orSynAL
Henry ~ George Onut The rebel Assistant fosimas'er
General iss'ln here, but engaged IN no employnen,;
Pity the services "i w cmsn, nan w VI AZ G ~ 49,,
purpose 10 apply Cor pardon and seek reinstatement 70
tue posion IN ns ro., oncs PAIN y, ~ n,,ma,ed
that some inauence viii be- used with the President in
| his behalf
, ~ . ~ =, ANA asn"is,,o. IN
A. ncgo.i.,c coma terms Of direct trade and