The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-14
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- IN NS4O0SSA GU Lea Goo
E'E,El hmatIOn from the Provisional
Governor OF Observation-Disclosures
Outbreak Among the Negroes in
South CnrOlinR---TlIe 4th at Charles
TONGA Provisional (iOYcFnOr for the
Stnte---LiMes Of Travel out or Charles
tOn---PetItiOD for the Pardon of Elk.
Gov. aths.GOnSpiratOrS in Can.
ada Excited over Mrs. Surratt,s Exc.
cutlOn...ATeXIcan AlYfceS.
NEW York, July 3.-Provisional
Governor ShHrkoy, of Mississippi, is
sued ut jackson, the State-eapitai, on
the LIST inst, his proclamation announc-
the President, and Informing them OF
the duties with which lie was charged.
10 avoid delay i'll proceeding with the
work of preparing for the State Conven-
ton, he re-uppoints, i'll II large number
of the counties, the county officers who
were under the rebel regime, incum-
bents Htthe time the national forces
took possession of the State property,
on the 22d of may last; but all are re-
quired to subscribe to the oath of allie
glnnce prescribed by the President. He
names as II day for electing delegates to
the State Convention, the Tth of August,
proNimo, the 18th of that month as
the time, AND Jackson as the place
for the Convention to assemble.
The I1erald's Charleston correspond
cnt of the Sth inst, says that the white
people i'll the country above Charleston,
along the Ashley and Cooper Rivers
were greatly excited in the beginning
of the month by reports that the ne
groes i'll that region, to- the number of
several thousand, intended to rise in
rebellion on the 4th, and march in n
body to the city. The stories could be
traced to no reliable source, but to
make matters sure, bodies of troops
were sont to different points i'll the dis
trict named.
The South Carolinians have been for
some time much annoyed by the gar
rlsoning of various posts in their midst
with colored soldiers, whose entire re-
moval has been strongly urged on the
military authorities, and there is now
II runor that this is soon to take place,
The fourth of July was celebrated ut
Charleston i'll fine style by tho army
and navy, and there were pnrndes of
the colOred neemen and other cOlored
associations, but the white natives did
not take much part in the demonstra-
tions.
The appointment by the President of
Mr.. Benjamin +. Perry to be provision
nlGovernor of the State, gave general
satlStactlont to tho people, and meeting
of the Charleston lawyers to express
their appreciation had been held.
a company has been formed for the es-
tablishment ofaline Disclaimers between
Charleston and New York, and the
CharlestOnians expect to have through
railroad communication with the
North completed by the middle of Au-
gust.
The health of Charleston is snid to be
excellent, except among the negroes,
NNFlN cen Il
There were rumors that yellow fever
had made its appearance there, but they
are pronounced entirely fnlse.
~ petition to President johnson re-
questing him to pardon the rebel ex-
Gov. Magrath is being extensively
signed by the South Caroliniaus.
The Herald's Toronto correspondent
says:
The execution of Mrs. Surratt caused
intense excitement among the rebel
consPirntors in Canada. They mani.
tested their feelings by wearing Grape
on their arms, singing secession songs,
and threatening the President with ter
rible retrfhution.
The Herald hus adviccs from tile cap
ltal OF Mexico to the 9th uIt. General
CaStagry reports that he has achieved n
great success at the town of La Pascen,
in the State OF Sonora, having, on the
20 of May, with seventy French SOL
dlers, dispersed in complete rOut an en-
campment of two thousand five hun
dred Republicans, and captured an
Immense amount of valuable property;
ana MS an Offset to this, the Republicans
nre driving every opposing thing before
them III the Stnte of MiChOacan, where,
besides other triunphs, General Regu-
les, after an obstinate engagement of II
day and night, had taken the town of
Uropan and made prisoners of its I'M
perial garrison, while in San Louis Po-
tOsi, and other States, the Republican
guerrillas were all giving the NIaximil-
ian men an immensely of trouble.