The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-29
Texas and Loui ,iana.

Texan ANXIETY about Governments Matters
- The Sankeeso Meet TeHar Approbn.
uou-t.es. herPsn's Administration At
Shreveport La.-tiew the Negroes be-
have, Etc.
TeIu exchanges received ysuerssy, dlscus. re-
eonstruetien 10 n I'D 'srms. The Houston TEiK-
eH 'tssss, tha, "iohu sncock 10 In New Orlsan.
and s doing all In t pow for the rc a,
Of rerss In the Union without in,erfcrence. MIL.
tarv Governor Hamilton hs, gone to " Washinston ~
receive ne appointment OF Military Governor Han
COCA ays iht oniy usy " prevent tha. SOFT VI gov
etninent ts To elect some Pc Ciovsrnor, who
vii be acceptable TO the suthotifie. al Wash ngton
many"
The Crochet Qru EU-c pted'es the sdop,lon In
rvrS Of President JohnsOns policy, Of no, allow Ia;
any ieeos milton Of tho Confederate" onleial. and
says: "Jua soon ~ Governor JACK hamilton
arrives and takes charge Of Affairs 9Th hi, provost
msrhI' and ssrri.onA all hopes Of preserving our
stste organizations ale gone. Of eouue Mr. Nur-
rails cal for con -en'on n not ts fespec ed and
a. for the lsfislstuie, ~s hsven'thai any .uce Tho
war An this, OF courra Ia the result OF The us eat Of
secession, aud We nil hI have cIp,c,ed ~"
The sane p pr states that ali the rebel .od sr
inrs nave rJns none Ab9,e s1 thousand -sre Ted rs.
pt rote ladiea All the Confederate op 'tty At and
about this pet wa. taken by the ,ollier. Private
pr peTy sss seneralIy Ie.poctsd. but us hear OF .
few GepredstioLs
The hsshal REPrBticAS reports that returning
rebel soldiers from Lees and Johnston. armies
"rive much more favorable accounts Of the state Of
sfai- east o. the hiAsuipp KiveI than Ns eIprclai
TO hear. The state that TIE Y.nLee, .re trca'ins
our people klrdl aud thst they are ,ivns our .o,
der eyery heility In the way VI tauspV tati0n and
otheN lac 10 ie-ch Ileil homes. The ,OcieEs saw
hLo taken pisi1s on Yankee seam oat IT Nickf-
bufs and bb tai nearly AL thu ay round Slfe,
poIt, and We not uguI ci TO pay cent. Ne no
Ice ttsi the Iank p isneis co lin at Fylcf Nho
passed thfo we aRo on III ait sty home be = ed
ib,uu.eyes n oIgelb and Il, pectsb.e mann T. ana
that theu eountsnanees exhibitor No nialsyoleucs OF
ill-ieeIing.
Shreveport La, ecrrespon ienee reports very favor
ably Of Gen. Herrons sd inis ati1u n thst quarter
He found things very much dtorganizsd on hi, arri
val, bu, he rapidly set them 10 rights The fragn n,s
Of the dl.banded Confederate forces usre quite
tTout lesous cen ~ ~ c. anu the leIas line
without tue slightest hssttA1iOn Ihey pes horses
and Wu.es mic thVir individual tely sLd GONE
Al this hoNeVet sould shortly end, iOI Ma shall
Ter. aud Warrington, AtE- We. In aie~ ds,s 10
te upied BY the national troop, and tue o II A.
again boosted to the breeze a. hA< ahead tesn
the case At Monroe anu Camden, the Ouichita
riysI The conduct OF thr coo sd troops |. fsp e.
seuisi a. sivinS grest DEAL OF trouble. They have
the ElldrsI ldea oi the order OF things aud arc
lssving the plantations In grrst numbers so mu b
hu this en- she case that General Heron has ie. /
himsef JiIsed BY The mill ar, sssiiy OF the st
AtIoL, 10 i..ue order teuesing them lemain on
thea plantstons and Gsunpg them that their wants
eAnnGL og the p.ssent al los-, he provided for by
the powers that te. The poDp.e have gTsA deal Of
anxsty regarding the p.obauls couhscaton OF their
cOttoa other properly There 10 not much cot
ton AZ I'VE country IA huI tb0usht; lUO,DU bales
in probably cover the Who.e GnIount. IL has been
sold a. los - ten cents pes pound.