The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-08-30
sT. r. GRENEEER.
RS R, II. GRENEKER
NUMBER SO
La.e Northern Ifeps,

~, La.e Northern Items
e Some colored soldiers have been executed at
Brownsville, Texas, for outrsges committed On
females -
Gen. Hooker has been made a ajor General
in the regular army.
All the soldiers in: the field, except Sheridaas
army, will sooa be paid up to June ~
A fellow named Case Was aFresteds tired and
conyictcdof bigamy, at Cedar ais Iowa, iass
week He hunghImselfin the Jail FridaS more
ing. The scamp had married about dozen z
wives in various parts of the country, and AL
living. He Nas preparing to marry snotbers9tssa
arrested. His last Rictim was the dazgh ter ota
wealthy and respectable family of Ceddr kal
The crops IN 5Canada this year yfill pFoYe. The
largest, ,eYer harvested. The, wheat crop is iIn-
niease The barley cropssfs is estimated viii be
81, 900, ,00a. The rye eropis good.
X The New Orleans correspondent of The AeIg
York Tribune has teeu arrested and sent Nortn
for eritieisiug Gen. Candy adIilinistFaien
9 Tie PYoYest Marshal of Mobile has issued ali
order requiring the arrest OF negroes found upoa
the streets after Biae o'clock at nigh without
passes from their emp oyers.
? The total loss by ketehuns forg cries IS four
mil ions Of dollars. Ehe eXcitement ia fnancials
circles is intense -
There are ten freedmens schools IN Memphis
Gen. Sheridan's army on the frontiers OF Mex
ico, numbers, it.is2said, 80, geo SpeT.
Col Al 4Fetter, late Of the-rebel army has
gone to Germany 10 make arrangements for q
great emigration to Southern Georgia.
The amount Of god and silver passed through
San FraaciSco, yield for the six months eEding
JalSz = 65, was s30, ,6eo, 600.
y GLEANfSG THE SFRsgTsIIw NO. hundred and
fortg-six cartniea and three hundred and one
swcepers are employed in cleaning the streets. Of
New York. Gosts-abcut ss5oe, 600 a year
There are said to be segenty-four divorce cases
awaiting Trial at la Crosse, Wisconsin EYER
compisinaLt is said to be a soldier orr soldiers
wife.
another alsfal steanbo calamity. The
abic coIlided recently on Lake Huron, and iass
E,stantly went down. Eally ole hupdred lives are 2
7 said to have heensIost.
A procession of wary oFr u terans paraded the
streets of New York ON the 18th. They we're
unemployed and the OBJECT OF the procession
was TO urge taeir cainls upon the community as
Eihe following 4iIottoes, borne III their tanss5
tt-tcstifFs
We repSeseat III thousands of discharged soldiers
and saitors How asking for bread and work.
I s5tGi5e Us employment to sapport our falniies
+ "0ur last occupatioa.was the destruction of the
rebellion and the re=establshigent cf the
UnioR with all the modern improve IS -
Our present headquarters are the Nettop poiisSa
a geney, 1876 Canal lstreet. :,
E0ur last employers Berc Grant, Sherman, Siiep-
idan, Meade, Hancock, Hooker and Others.
1--WE are now the soldier citizens
| Question " &nted-A definition Of the repabsIis
can fornrsof gov ennept.
Answer-N Naticnal gratitude TO those who hare
saved Tire repablic. -.
i APpkoAcH or THE GHoIER 4.t Was inggtdn
/ despatch of the 18th says: The news from
Europe lglliclY was reeeiyed at the State Depart,
ments Yesterday seems to disrel all doubt about
the steayly, westward progress Of the cholera. 1t
had reached the Island Of Malta in the aediter-
Eraucan Sea, South of Italy, where II was aging
with great violence and with terribly fatal effect,
1t was also prevailing in the form Of the nost
! malignant epidemic at Gonstaatinople, and "
vas hourly expected at odcssa1 on the Northern
I shores of the Black Sea, Eeat eSGrimea. There
can be no doubt Dowsthat this terrible sces-g
will soon reach The western countries of Enrepe,
! andsit is more than probable thatsit will cross
! the Atlantic. If the sanitary condition ct eass
tseasboard cities was what it oughtto to be, there
might not be ground for much alaral on the cub
ject Baltimore is prepared for the terrible VS..
! itor. But for Washington, the iggitesr a
I day or two ago said: 81 We shudder TO coGtenl..
plate the scenes that must witnessed in y ash
! ihgtonf the cholera shoulds make its appearance
here. IN the present condition. of Il ecity ft.e
I city authorities are moving N the matter, bus
/ they viii have to move with rapidity ndsdecs
ion, for there is an Hercuean task before them.
The most eztraoFdiaary caTnigal Of efilae IS
! now in full blast says the n. =. Negs, which We
! remember to have heard or read volume Of
/ the Newgate calender might be euiled ftoin tre2
gigantic crimes which have been perDetrateds
there IN the last three weeks In thatItile at
/ least six horrible cases Of rape have occurred
accompanied in three instances with the murdes
i ofs the victims Within that time two sons haze
killed Their parents, one batsbering his mother
and: sister, in order that he might get money
enough TO marry upon, and the othershot his
1 fathersin heat Of blood. Ifree pfomiBent bank
ofieinls have robbed their banks of vast amounts
rome escaping TO France and there beeoa1Rg az
+ ulaC3slan, mother committing suicide IN his
i in kea ork, few nights since and the last acss
cuseS a fraii woman as The cause of his fail.
etheses we may. add inadInoPsble crimes of tes9.
+ ma agritida sach cogaltesfeRers OF fraetiogai
and pstroeuTl sRilfdIes these riiues
Slase as yet Ia very few been traced to-
i returned So diefS They, Po6r fellows, seem ma
3 t.rna ny iastaEces, to have found the res
not the patieHt5 Penelope fEee, @ :sests 3
y suits, Instituted in a>siRgte county ~ Felatae4
soldiers, mean aey:hi2g.
The Mississippi Coapention, now in session
I at Jackson, has passed 70 first reading osdi-
finances ratiffyiiig All ggEt&t laws passed during
;. the war, all lipdfeia proceedings marriages.
I sales and contracts Of he sane period, and
| prof1Ibitine the massage BY the Legislature OF
any law imposing civil disabilities, punish
/ ment or forfeiture Of estate for having taken
part in, the rebellion. Aemorials were pre-
sented requesting of President johnson that
| the State shall not be garrisoned by negro
! troops; and that steps be taken in behalf Of
jeff. avisand Ex-Governor CLARK: the Con
stitutional Committee has reported in favor
prohibiting slavery. -. z9z ~
+. ,.s,e
General Beauregard takes his departureSin
a few days for Europe. tits said that he ;iiss
tends Offering bis Military services to Logiis
Napoleon The Federal Government permits
him to go, subject toEhe pledge of never fgh:-
ing against the UIited 9 States, = Loafspists