The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-13

ruption the part Of the military authorities That IL
tary order and Governor Perry will, in like manner,
issue his proclamation making known this arrangement
stored in this State and the government reconstructed
And do hereby call upon all persons and order them
to strictly obey and carry out the terms OF THIS arrange
Done in tho city of Columbia the day and year sSeve
BY order Of the Provisional Governor
w. H PERRY, Private Secretary
Mayor Macbeth, however has not yet taken his seat,
nor Sheriff Carew taken possession OF the ia although
General Gilmore expected issue his orders that
effect last Tuesday II is reported that no further
action will be had until the return of General Gilmore
from Wash neon whittier he has rome for the purpose
Of consultation. Major General Devens and stan, who
command of the district were recalled by teeeraphc
despatch received the day General Devens left
again for Hilton Head to assume command until the re-
turn OF General Gilmore.
THE POOR OF CHARLESTON,
about sixteen hundred in number now supported en-
tirey from the city funds instead OF drawing ratons
from the United States commissary stores. Since the
entrance of the Union forces than twenty
people have been relieved by the United States raons
furnished them Yesterday, in pursuance of call from
Lieutenant Linquist, Inspector the presidents of the
different ward committees assembled at General Ben
netts headquarters to hear his suggestions made In be-
half Of the suffering General Bennett has made
crowd upon him daily for relief So far he
has been very successful Lieutenant Iinqust also de-
cheerful cooperation with the General in carrying
his views In the upper portion Of the city are numer-
Kirk chairman of the committee of the ward in which
these people reside has been exceedingly active
as ann agen' @ "a and & IN connection % with Messs ;.S w
misery and distress among many too proud to let thor
HOUSE INDUSTRY
has been proposed by General Bennett The object is
announced in the following circular
meeting held at the Post HeadnIarers of the CITY
of Charleston, 6y the committees Of the different wards
for the relief OF the suffering poor Of which W. H. Gill;
land Esq, was PRESIDENT the following suggestions We're
received from General Bennett commanding post, and
taken into consideration The object being tbe establish
ment of house Of industry for the purpose of furnish
ing work to those at present unable 10 Obtain employ
ment To attain this much desired purpose il is to be
hoped that all the citizens will literally contribute all in
their power towards the this charitable under
taking The suboined extract will in give all
interested an idea Of the plans entertained
F0st-Let the present ward committees proceed to
the city for contributions in money aud also in
all descriptions OF goods-dry goods, ready made cloth
chanical tools OF all kinds-aso, make strong ap-
peal to Northern capitalists and phanhropsts in aid Of
the suffering poor of Charleston accepting anything that
is offered, either in money or goods.
After some discussion in which all the different gene
comprising the above committees gave their various
views the following gentlemen appointed TO report
further on the subject, at meeting to be held by the
different Ward committees on Monday the nth instant
Chairman; James W Brown, Esq, VIM. J. Wiley, Esq,
VIM. Kirkwood Esq, and G. b. Sigwald Esq.
A petition from the planters on Cooper and Ashley
rivers drawn upand signed by thirty three Of their
ber was recently sent TO General Bennett for action It
It win be that calls Gen rails attention to sew
eral very Important if not VITAL subjects The following
'sa copy
To Brigader General W. +. 'BEsxErr:-
GESEnAI-The undersigned planters on the Cooper and
fortunate condition Of affairs In the section country
where they reside They will do SO in brief
cline emnhaca,v 20 sptsr n,n snv me nr,s t %
owners Of the soil every plantation whets contract
vos% IN anu o s s
the agreement existing between them and the andholde
Of Of the Instead Of applying to habit;
ep Owning n as they now do small boats and
ss 'sa s'aSs ssss &c 's 'f including '' corn
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you ior ana TO protec. US under the terms Sf os
ySsncs ana ssnssa G bos eeS Sr W
.nr sugges. lor your % m ,ne pan
shereto: us. your '0as'ne"' WI" 'e 'aV'''oy "'"'e"
S-Me recommend that the boats Or vessels now owned
~ ~ ue Nv oy no1 no msd %
responsbis for the sp,sn nroneriiv found theran " ~
SoaThst should rrosrty Of any Kind be found therein
belonging other pares captain and Of said vessel
the Court. ''. direct BY
.ny ar,icle from said ane,s thry re nro
vded with certbcnte from he owner or agent of the plan
aon which they reside stating that the property belongs
70 them and specifics the kind and amounts also that
De warned mot 70 buy unless M such certificate s
S s h, ns vIupS so1n " pe nsfscsteu ,, WI, pe ais
The soil We rescsctfv rennest that military Aid be-
rscas a.. ha ,svt ~ oS .hp r."d % M a. a. % Wu ,h,
m Un she Ps.' ., .ne 81 feea M negroes or case Una.
'.APi eoho "'u pe ei.e" us W 'euaoNo Hou
tne piantatons sucn negroes VINO having signed con-
ussss oiuse W work, H wei "S uioee VINO peisisehuy
refuse 70 enter INTO any terms wnateve a. also those
na.ne ~ v1p,e moans VI huPpot', Ietue on .ne
perfectly de ana IN no way connected there
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=. vc,y upon you tne lmpvr'ahce
o. yc"r intervention our river sankinS entirely neg,
rice now rrownS BE- Svsnt srsy eayns vonr ns,
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