The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-05-16

TIoNS ON TRADE IN THE SOUTHERN
STATES EAST OF, THE MISSISSIPPI.
WASHINGTON, April 80, lS65.-The
following order has been issued by the
President -
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
WAsHINaToN, April 20, 1865.
Being desirous to relieve all loyal citi.
zens and well disposed persons residing
in the insurrectionary States from un.
necessary commercial restrictions and
to encourage them to return to peaceful
pursuits, it is hereby ordered - w
N,st--That all restrictions upon in.
ternal, domestic and coastwise CONNER,
cial intercourse be discontinued in such.
part of the States of Tennessee, 'Vir.
ginia, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
and SO much Of Louisiana asl lies east OF
the Mississippi river, as shall be en-.
braced within the Tie i;iieess Iii eess Of the national
military occupation, excepting only such
restrictions as are imposed by the acts
of Congress, and regulations in pursu.
ance thereof prescribed by the Secre.
tary of the Treasury, and approved by
the President and excepting also from
the effect of this order the following or.
ticles, contraband of war, to wit Arms,
ammunition, and all articles from which
ammunition is manufactured; gray uni.
forms and cloth, locomotives, cars, rail
road iron and machinery for operating
railroads; telegraph wires, insulators
and instruments for operating telegraph
lines. 10, !,
Sscond-All existing military and
naval orders in any manner restricting
Internal, domestic and coastwise com.
mercial intercourse and trade with or in.
the localities above named be and the
same are hereby revoked. and that no
military OF, naval officer in any manner
interrupt or interfere with the same, or
with any boats or other vessels engaged
therein under proper authority pursuant
to the regulations Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury. ANDREw JOHNSON.
PLOT TO BURN PHlLADELpHrA.5s 5s ~.
T. PHILADELPHIA, April 80, ls6s.--
Some excitement was caused here today
by the discovery of a plot to burn this
city, as was attempted in New York
last year. !m1Y
General Cadwalder has made q pro.
per distribution of troops, and is is be.
hsved that now no attempt win be made.
q particulars 0f ,te plot can be obtain
TREATMENT OF sEoEssIoxisrs IN pHrLA.
| '&&0i1 aDELpftfa. iR&3 &itF aG%
+ PHtLApELRnIA, April s0,i 1885. -
Edward Ing0fsolI whoyrwas erouehE
handled by The pppulace on Friday. fSor S
expressing secesslonist sentiments, has
left the city lfor the west stazce, XIX,
| A prominent secessionist who lives MT
Chesnpt Hill, near this city, has been
notified BY T. his his neighboys "a leave the
EgFoRTs TO EsTABLrsH A LINE or STEAM.
ERs BETwEEN wAsaINaToN AID RIoir.
L. I 81, 5,s ,.,s MoSp, ~ y, ~ ,ns, ,,; q g
T. Several prominent Northern steam.
boat owners are now here endeayorinp
TO make arrangements to establish rees
ular, line of passenger steamers between 3 ~
tlls city and RichmonaS S SD ~, ~ ~ s,y = !,
h DEArE on d aE,tBba opFcosanEss. .s,,s
Hon 0rasmps C,i Merrip, a membSCr
! of pongrsss from Vermont durine, Tie
session Of ul8l n and 1918, died at Ben.
i, i,nihgtoa Centre ron the 1lth alt., AGED
nearly ninety years, 3.li.7R SSSI
The EPRrsoNERs ARREsTED CHARGED WITH
esosisIIcrfg IN THE assAssfsArros or
|a k''li% a NE, LINCOLN. e.tistS(a n y
ihs nuiha,sgst of psisses;ii,s arrested
charged with completely with the recent
ASSASSINATION plot has increased 90 eseat.
|ilS that il bas been necessary TO fit t,b'
tl,e old District Pamtanti syy ~ ~ tb I'yna vo,a