The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-05-20

oltlon and many plantations are aban.
doned in consequence of the food making
the levees give way. Daily fears were
entertained ofamore destructive overflow
than ever before occurred.
FRoM DANvILLE.--A letter in the
Herald, from Danville, dated I'd inst,
says that trains will soon be running
regularly to Greensboro Affairs in
Danville are progressing very satistac-
torily, and the orders issued by Major.
General Wright, i'll relation TO passes
and other local matters, have given
universal satisfaction. There is every
probability that this town will in short
time become very thriving little place.
LATER FROM EURoPE.-A telegram
from Point au Basque, dated Saturday
evening, announces the arrival off that
Point of the steamship .Htbe1ntan, from
Liverpool, with FIVE days later news, but
before the advices could be transmitted
the wires were broken at Port Hood.
The following was all that was received:
The J. -pndon corn market was short of
supplies, hnd there was q better business
doing i'll English foreign wheat at an
advance in prices.
TIE SfRlNG Fashions for gentlemen,
as they appear to us upon the persons of
those W lp have visited the g. ,at ,empo-
rum of Ashton, New York, sCrike us as
something very unique and becoming
full trow Iers, short English coat, peachcd
walstcoab and round.topped hat of any
color. This was the dress almost of the
English blockade runner last winter.
The bloaadc raised, tho fashion itselfhas
come in. Welcome t"
No PASSES REQUIRED. BY an order
from Gdieral Halleck, it is understood
that all hyal persons can come and 90
from Richmond without passes or restriic-,
tions of hny kind; they simply being
requiredIto register their names as they
land or leave. Confederate officers or
soldiers who so toloyal States without
proper authority, do so at their own
peril.
GENE kM PIr.Low OrrERs TO TAKE
THE a a is:kEs:ss ss:kEs:ssTy 0AT,t.-Brigadier Gen.
eral Gidfon j. Pillow, OF Tennessee, is
said to have requested permission to
return to his home at Columbia, and
offers to lake tho amnesty oath and give
bonds fol his future good conduct. Gen.
cral PILLOW has, or had, large plantation
near Columbia, and was joint owner
with his sister, Mrs. Governor Aaron
V. Brown, in still more extensive
one near Helena, Arkansas, He has lost
over seven hundred slaves by the failure
of the rebellion.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON is lectured by
the Jewish Record for fixing the lst of
June as the day of humiliation and
mourning for the assassination of the
late President Lincoln. The selection
OF that day, the editor says, is quite as
NAL apropos as his previous selection Of
Ascension Day, high festival in the
Christian Church;-inasmuch as the list
ofJme happens to be the Jewish Festival
Of ,Shervuous.
RErURNED.-A number ofthe paroled
Marylanders who went home, to Bal
timore, from Richmond, after the sur.
render of Gen. Lee'sarmy, have returned
to Richmond. They were arrested in Bal.
timore and committed to- Jail, and obtained
their release only upon condition Of re.
turning South. q .s.,
MORE REWARDS FOR JEFF. DAVIS
1t is believed that the reward of 800.
600, offeisa for the apprehension of jeff.
Davis, will soon be increased to one
fatllinnsep epllars, as well by Governmental
by the liberal patriotism of the
people. Jh Chicago about $4,000 have
already been raised for the purpose, and
in New York a considerable sum has
been contributed. @ %'s
A Memphis despatch reports that JEFF.
Thompson surrendered himself and his,
entire army on Tuesday last to Captain
Mitchell, Of the United States navy.
Jeff's "entire army" must by this time
constitute no very formidable force.
The great iron-clad, the Me,e honstdes,
which has been at the PHILADELPHIA
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