The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-07-04

Texas.
Hon. GEORGE w. GALE, of Cahaba,
Ala, is the person arrested for Offering
proposals for the assassination of Presi.
dent Lincoln.
The Columbia Picnic reports the
price Of cotton in that market at thirty
cents per pound.
Admiral S. +. DUpoNr is dead. He
died in Philadelphia on the 23rd June.
Gold was quoted in New York, on
the 23rd, at 1923.
The army of the United States is to
be reduced to 1000 men.
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The Columbia Phenic gives us the
annexed news:
From the Newberry Herald of the
2Sth. we gather few facts in that 10,
cality. Tho Company E, 25th Ohio
Regiment Captain Murray reached the
town OH Monday last, and encamped on,
Academy Grove. We are told that
they are reducing the refractory to
order by very summary acts Of Justice.
AT a preliminary meeting, on Friday,
the citizens passed resolutions and ap.
pointed committees to apply for the
restoration Of the relations heretofore
existing between the State aud the Fede.
raj Union. a general public meetihgis
to be held for this purpose on the first
Monday in July. The citizens are ad.
dressed TO the same. effect in letter by
Rev. j. J. Brantly.' Mrs. Julia a..
Aull writes from Frog Level commu,
nication describing the brutal perform
ances, robberies and iusolence OF certain
raiding parties of Tie precinct, who have
been stealing under various pretexts.
She gives the names:of some of the
ringleaders, whom she rates in good
feminine style with the sharpcst often
sive weapons and trusts that she may
get redress through agencies better cafcu.
lated to rebuke the robberss' The editor
announces the premature arrival, of the
.blue-tailed fly in Newberry-not as he
usually appeals, butin the character ola
pair of militia colonies, who, not having
been in the war, have had buz together
which did not become battle.
A.great public meeting took place in,
Augusta, Ca, with the view TO. the
restoration Of that State to the Union.
Judge Charles F. Jenkins was called to
the Chair, and stated the objects of the
meeting in an elaborate speech. A
committee was appointed, consisting Of
Judge Starnes, Fl. b. Plant, B. r.
Hall, John p. King, R, H. May, II.
III. Cumming, Edward Thomas, George
Il. Barnes, John A. Boiler, John
Foster, u. Cohn, u. r. Burch and
George Cooper The report Of the
committee admit their efforts for the dis
solution of the Union, donot pretend to
rejoice at their defeat, but declare them.
selves willing in good faith to seek re.
union as the necessity ofthe country.
The report ard resolutions were unani.
mously adopted.
The Anderson Intelkgence, states that
the prospect for an abundant corn crop
in that section has never been excelled
within its recollection. The wheat
crop has turned out badly lin most
Instances scarcely predicting the seed. y.
General John G Breckenridge alia
party have safelY reached Cardmas, in
the island Of Cuba, and have received
marked attention from the Spanish
authorities. Z,
CniAr JusrIcE CHASE GETS ASoTa.
IN Nofscg FROM Ono. =. The Repabli.
can State Convention ofOhio, which has
Just closed its labors, declined to con,.
NIT the party in chat State to tbe radi,
cal policy ofnegro suatage in The work.
of Southern reconstruction. There is,
another hotic6 from Ohio to Chief jus
.tice Chase that lio Is little too fast.
It will be rafhernheyed that, ne Ind a