The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-19
SUMMARY OF NEWS:

oonyent;on and for tho oeti: ~
same arn NOT decided n,nn hnt ~ y. , .H1
ha named o. soon nc nro pn t;, Oot .lis VIII
bean g;ven for the nannIo 70 .ao '' ,a ,t
Of aIleaance and for Other ,"e AIN Jnrn
inaries, As has been done bv MI ~ ' otbnr
Provisional Governors. Mr.. Marvin informs
the citizens that slavery is dead and cannot
be resuscitated: but he does not, like some
OF his colleagues, reappolnt the local officer,
who ofhclated under Rebel rule, although
the old county lncumbents are authorized to
sun act IN matters pertaining TO the admin
'stratlon OF estates, the recording of deeds,
and such indispensable business. Until the
regular clvil government shall have been
restored, the governor leaves to the military
TO preserve order and take cognlzance of
It's oreaches throughout the State, and only
hauohai oincers OF loyal state or Territory
The Baltimore american CORRESPONDENT
at Richmond writes that General Turner had
determined not to appoint civil officers for
Richmond, as ii has been several lines re-
ported he intended doing The military
government will be continued until the proper
authorities deem it time to make change.
The United States Marshal is busiy engaged
IN libelllng property Tor confiscation, and in
tends hereafter to take the furniture of the
parties thus hbelled and store it until the
case Is decided. Among the candidates for
Congress IN richmond is NJ. NJ. Lipscombe,
Unlonlst throughout the rebellion, and
who recovered Uric Dahlgren's body after
it had been hidden by the Rebels.
Tho revolut;on nroduood bv tho u,n
and the MIGHTY resnlts which baya hooh o.
complished by the valor of our armv and
navy, has astonished not only ourselves but
the whole world Napoleon electrified the
nations of the earth by his great exploits
and military daring, so have other military
chieftans in times past. and have had their
names extolled in history but the war in
our own day and in our own land has eclipsed
them all. Ancient military and naval deeds
must give way to modern achievements in
the same line. Grant, Sherman and Farra
gut will now advance to the front in deeds
Of greatness and glory, and the American
peoPle, VIII De CONSIDERED the pest and great
esI soiu'ers anu Sailors OF ancient or modern
'''hes
In an address which Provisional Gov.
ernor Hamilton. of Texas, delivered to the
people OF Houston, on the 2Sth ultimo. he
warned them against chcrishing the idea that
when they had once more got their civil
government in operation they could restore
slavery, and against attempting to frame
Constitution or enact laws Furnishing negroes
tor any offences from the penalties of which
burdens on the one r,ce whicS tbo othar Z
not comnclcd ia hear A. tho somo ANA
he said that the blacks had enonob f. attend
to for the nrcsept to lot tho oneS1;on nf vot.
inc alone
,,.
"a ny NJ e1nisr'''ol westward this season Is
a.o 20 oe r ,aIttr !nan at any former t'hle
.h. .ne ma eAI.le'henl. Is sth'eu
e Ia, oIe' I've ,"I"sa"u trains ana more 1hah
Laramie in the month of Nav. These emf.
grants are largely made up Of sturdy, hard.
working men. who are ACCOMPANIED bv their
families and are Just the right material to
develop the rich resources of the Western
Territories. A gentleman from Iowa saws
that the emigration to that State this season
is unprecedented.
p.ac, u.c.,,., =.
ii, ,n;a rp'eSso Dr., Acoullonsn; now awaiting
in plots of Rebel dabolism, Was SAINT 70
Richmond. and or his arrival there, IN the
10Th of July, was confined in Coe1le Thun.
der Confinement in that dreary prison
haunted. perhaps, by the wan spectres of
starvation, murdered Union Prisoners--had
frightful effect upon his nerves. sopdinp
him nearly into commissions. and great WINS
MS apparent reief on beng transferred the
next Gay 10 the fch'teh'iary building
The planters of some portions Of Sopth
Carolina having forgotten that the ncgroes
have been lately freed, having taken ta their
old tricks of applyinc the lash to those who
! were lately their slaves, General Van Wvcl
commanding the Westmoreland district has
consequently deemed it necessary to ;r,nr;s.
on some of the offending chivalry, and to
issue an order warning all others of them
against similar conduct.
A Cincinnati desnotob - ,ho Ch;o,ro
T;,.ea sars. Tha H. Pa &C., ~ IHe p Cn,'dso
reoa;vod ,n - ~" 1 nss
~ Iii sa,, ."i I'i"l t'Ie 'l:ai Vi oell'
and hs has cn,nunoad P'"S na ~ ir eoti.,
dnfanse which nrnn;sssp to aol;nso ~, .me
inal proceedings, any defense ever known
in this or the old country. Mr.. Pugh will
join Mr.. o Conner, of New York, in Wash.
ington, i'll few days.
-sever,I va.,.l,. Nou.L :.,;..
bave aaraoJ ~ G,n"s,, ~, to'tnsia capitalists
to comne,e tbe ranar 'ae tiptal neces;ary
ond J Kanewha CanpI nt gu ''re 'an'es n':er
ed by the repeated raids of our cavalry dur
ing the last three years. The amount re-
CURED to restore it to its original condition
will be several millions of dollars.
Roar Adm;ro, n n pou.ou
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