The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-13
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Raleigh despatch OF yesterday announces that Pro-
sonal Governor Holden has received instructions from
iecretary Seward that he continue exercise
ecutve functions in North Carolina until specially
relieved by President Johnson Notwithstanding the
another Governor was elected by the people
remembered that in the interview which the North
carolina delegation had with the President last Friday
he informed them that Mr.. Holden would be in
stuctod have been the Provisional Governors of
Mississippi South Carolina Florida Thus IL will be
that the President not disposed TO allow the peo
pie OF the States lately In rebellion to unrestricted
control of their affairs until by complying with the
which he demands they demonstrate their loyalty
. the government beyond doubt and give security TO
keep the peace in future Their Legislatures rsfy
the slavery prohibition amendment 10 the national
stitution.
somo additional curious developments illustrative Of
Eugiand's sefstyled neutrality during
with rebels have recently been made and
gel forth in the despatch OF OF Washington
r,spondents list which is said to have been derived
rebel sources given OF arve number OF English
engaged during the four years Of the
supplying the insurrcctioniss with goods mostly con
traband OF and It is aid that the British Consul in
Havana Mr. Crawford acted as an agent for the Jcr
Davis confcdoracy and the blockade engaged in
carrying this merchandise into southern ports Soon
after the OF the rebellion man named
Henry Hottie, Of Mobile sent out TO Europe by the
rebel leaders to "write up" their in the English
aud French press. On the way, Hotze stopped at H.
and there, IL is said, league entered into BY
him. the British Consul and another individual to do all
they could for the rebels and It is believed that tie
Consul at least vigant aud faithful in his part Of
the bargain.
In the Mississippi Legislature the members in
sposcd the bills proposed Cor the regulation OF
freedmen and their affairs and II thought probable
the most OF these will be entirely passed
over FOR the present session though the people OF the
sste M well as those Of South Carolina and other por.
tons Of South entertain apprehensons negroes
rising in nsrcction, and legislation to entirely deprive
them OF arms has been suggested speech recently
made in Jackson by major in the national army
a-senblagc Of freedmen, in regard TO the apparently
beraI disposition towards them Of the LEGISLATURE has
ri on great offence TO the white MssIssippans, and
tcadrd TO inaame their preIudces against Northern mon
in general and army officers In particular, against whom
JACK ,on newspaper proposes regular crusade.
r,e Canadians have n new OF disturbance and
apprehension In addition their alarm over the Fonian
movements in the recent correspondence between our
Minister in London and Earl Russell relative to the de
prcdatons OF the Anglo rebel privatcers The pro
journals and people earnestly discussing the
prospects Of government securing indemnify by
Of British property In this country aud the con
segment chances Of between tho United States and
England Some of them show how easy II would be, IN
the event Of being declared for an American army
10 march across the frontier and seize the whole OF
Canada and believe there is moro real danger Of such
occurrence than Of formidable Fenan INVASION
The people though s fearful OF the latter affair,
and out OF patience with The government for not al
once placing strong military force on the border though
they at the time shvor tho prospect Of the
Increased taxes which this armament, would involve.
Cabinet scssions To devise means for meeting the
Yenian raid have been held; but they have not yet re
suited in making the frontier bristle with bsyoncts
Que OF our Washington dispatches states that man
sent 70 this country by the British government act as
y SPY on Fenian operations s now In that city
II is said that General sckes will shortly superseds
General Gilmore in command In South Carolina Gene
- sckles let Washington yesterday for Richmond Va
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