Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-07
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what the sew York spsciss. say
Nav YoRK, July 6.-The heuld : I
Richmond correspondent says shat, in
of runors in that city on
Monday lastithat the negroG there con-
an insurrectlon, the city
guards we're doubled and other precau-
measures taken BY the military. 4
Col Brown, Assistant Commissioner OF
Freedmen of Virginia, issued an address /
to the eolored people Of that State on
the 4th of July, instructiug them in re
gard to their duty and he tells them
that, having become free and placed in
q position TO receive the proceeds Of
their labor, it remains for them 70 an-
swer to the world whether they wiH be
industrious and prove able 70 take care
of themselves He promises them the
protection and assistance Of the Gov
ernment and all good citizens in their
efforts, and warns them against idleness
and vsgrancy, toward which so many
will be prone. Schools are to be estab-
lished among them, for the benefits of
which they are admonished to avail
themselves, and they are reminded of
the great responsibility which nOw rests
upon them for shaping the destiny OF
their race. 20 ss9nEi2Gl s9a.o :.
Col. Northrock, formerly chief com
missary Of the rebel armies, has been
arrested, by order of the Gogefnor, at
Raleigh, Moth Carolina, and imprison-
ed in Castle ThuBder, Richmond. q
Judge i0ald, late rebel exchange COM
missioner, has been released from CON
6nement2 The charges made9 against
him of being a participant in the inhu-
manitrea.msnt of Union soldiers were
not sustained. ~. ~. -.i,. ~ -
1t ia said that the rebel ex-mayor
Mayo of Richmond has ayowed his de-
termination to be 3 candidate for the
Office rar ,oe l.;vs tsfffa --e..
The Herald Charleston special says;
Gen. Hatch, commanding District of
Charleston, has learned that some of the
planters, in their contracts for labor,
made with freedmen, haveaintrOdUeed
clauses establishing system OF peon-
age, the negro being bound to work
put any debt he may hereafter incnr ia
his employer. In consequence, the Gen
eral has issued an order that all such
contracts are null, and he also gives
4 notice that in these contracts no such
/ language must be Introduced 1t is un
derstood that the planters design, al
some future day, 10 contest the emanei'
patton Of the negroes. $50 9l4 meiI
! DR.. Mackey pthe nsAz Collect0fi OF Cos
toms for Charleston, arrived in that ciil
from the North on tie 29t ult.
! The Aeralds Washington specia
i The President, for. the 6rst time sinc,
this illness became, serious, left his bee
to-day. Judge Advocate General Holi
was toe only one admitted TO see him
to-day, and it is snrmised that bis bnsi
efs was concerns ng. the findings OF th'
Military Commission, ~ " .,l, ~.
| About 10 applications for pardot
we're granted, of which l30 we're iron
North Carolina, reGommended by Gov
Holden IN. -a3I.,. FL. -.-s.f.,
4 To prevent impoaitions prAeticed OF
soldiers, and others. By irrespons,ble
land and claim agents, it should be gen
erallv known that persons in the militia
ry and. naval service, and all others en-
j titled to, them. can secure homestead
! on surveyed public lands, by maSing di
reesi application to the United State
District Land Office, for the State o.
4 Territory in which they propose to settI
| or payment of the fees 6xed by law
/ without any intermediate agency. ,, De
! Law. vexation and additional expense
will be avoided By acting on this sug
The 2ts-5srane's Washington sPecia
says: p 81 ee.-s7.ls- s; -.6.o.;t -. -:
departure for Cuba, John c. Breckin
ridge addressed a private letter 70 hi
friend E NJ, Bruce, formerly Of the'rebe
Congtess, Of which the following is al
extract: a g10m1 rcogha 17 -. p
al have bad no news from the cute
world, since / disbanded near Woodstock
Georgia, the last Confederate force eas
| of the Chattahooche. trust there vii
be wisdom enough in the councils a
Washington City not to drive q brav
and suffering people 70 the remedies tha
spring from despair.
Every man should now exert all th
Influence be possesses to make the pref
ent cessation Of hostilities permaBen
and honorable, and let it be rememb Der
ed that there can be no lasting pezc
founded on cruelty and oppression v
Most of the money issned at praSen
by the Treasury Department, Is beiB
disbursed for the payment Of our so
ldfersi 20 z3ois 5isdf Y5aea woa c. q
20 An order will soon be issued ldirectiB
that General Hancock headqusrters
Fesiablished ia Baltimore. % His corp
will then relieve most of the troops I
ntesent stationed here abo1ts. .Eia
/ laois- ians- military Items. =. r. =.
Ils GIEcIsHATIs July 6.-Msjor GeneF'
/ Ord to-day assumes, command Of th
Northern Military Department, with b
+ headquarters at Detroit
Msior Grne-aI Booker will leave in
+ few days for New York, to relieve Gel
I eral Dix gabasie9y g7issn3x3 ne 90
1 The Thermometer for the past tw
days averaged 9S0. Large NUMBERS I
Sun-stroke cases are reported, only or
ortwo, however, proving fatal Z
~ Two soldiers were run over and kiile
near Indianapolis. yesterday.
t9ai Henry Winter Davis, in his Chicse
speeck, on thsis4ih, took s,rong gIonr
in favor Of negro suffrage and the No
4 rec Doctrine sdI hGs ls.a bs1o'89
A locom ,tivel explodedzat Central
on the 4tb, killing the engineer al