The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-05
THE n EWS.

Another arrival from the Haytrn republic gives SOM
additional details in regard to the rebellion Their
pgaiust tho government OF President Jcfrard
They report tho queing Of the insurrcctionary
movements in two of the principal towns, aud CLAIM,
that the government had Grm grip on Cape
Haytien the stronghold OF the revolutioniss both by
and land But these advces are only to the 10Th Of
August and therefore apparently Of little weight
in last Thursdays issue gave TO the 22d ult,
porting tho virtual abandonment, OF the blockade Of Cape
Haytienby the forces and our Jamaica CORES
pondcuce in HERALD Of the following day announced
the sailing OF from Kingston for Hayden port
with the object OF securing the escape of President Gcf
frald in Of revolutionary rendering his
flight necessary. Late papers from Cape Haytien give
details of tho capture Of Fort St Michel by the rebels
This achievement, which occurred August H. appears
to have rendered the Abandonment Of the siege of Cape
Hayticn necessary. The details which give o. the
assault OF Fort 81. Michel are highly interesting.
BY the arrival Of the steamer Idaho have interest.
ing advces from correspondents at Savannah and
Hilton Head 10 August 81. The Georgia Central Rail
road had been repaired for distance OF for!yaye miles
out from Savannah and consequence trade had be-
very brisk, particularly In Cotton Large quantities
stored in the city, the wharves and about the
presses and everything looked encouraging for a
thorough revival Of the important traffic as
tho railroads should be thoroughly restored Accessons
had been made 10 the line Of steamers from Savannah
Augusta and new lines between New York aud Savan
nah being established At Hilton Head the CON-
mercn prosperity not great. The place los
ing its importance depot and consequently much Of
the trade aud traffic had been diverted elsewhere.
Efforts were being made TO organize a company TO
build railroad from Hilton Head TO Augusta
Georgia and thus give the former place the professions Of
rival to Charleston There vory little exciting Ia
deal l.,.,r. TI.a
creating but little excitement. The people we're putting
forward candidates fol the convention the old men Of
sterling merit and integrity and rejecting the old poll
ticiaus and their counsel
The packet ship Margaret Evans, of the London and
New York line run into yesterday, while in dock ia
East river by large steamer supposed 10 be the Bridge
port and large hole knocked IN her sdo Just abaft
the port chains She cut TO the wators eIge and
Immediately began 20 h and sank after In shallow
water settling down deep 10 the mud accumulated in tho
slip. The decks Of the vessel are warped IN several
paces II Is believed that she can be raised and repaired
at cost OF about twenty Ave thousand dollars. She Is
partly Insured in this city The officers Of the Bridge.
port admit having come in collision with some vessel
during the Fog which prevailed at the time of the acct
dent
:. The investigation In the Kechum case was TO have
been yesterday morning before Justice Hogan
but owing the absence Of the counsel for the accused
application for posponement made, and the case
was adjourned until Monday next, at ten A. NJ
The investigation into the charges Of swindng in tho
Nova Scotia gold continued yesterday in the
Tombs ceur'. Mr. Barnes, professional miner who has
been long engaged in examining and working mines tes
tAed as 10 tho wortcssness Of the Mooscland Comps
ny's mines declaring he would no, give one dollar
ipves,ment the mines. Justice Bowling arrived at
ccucuson in the case bu, odosrned until Monday
ncxt, at nine o'clock
On the LIST inst Recorder Hoffman replied 10 the letter
OF Governor Fen,on covering charges agans, him OF nal
feassncc once and announcing that he could be heard
in defence at tho Executive Chamber in Albany on tho
Goth inst Recorder Hoffman denies the charges prefer
rcd by Mr. james Gregory and refuses to recognize the
right OF the Governor to call him account for his
ocid conduct claiming that he s arcnabe only TO the
State Senate by whom he may be removed recomcn
cation Of the Governor lie states that he will be pre-.
pared the proper time to defend himself before that
tribunal, rw
Yesterday was The time appointed Tor the Resembling
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