The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-06
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Appreciated Negro Instruction In
Richmond,
DC, &c. &c.
Our Richmond Correspondenco.
RIcHxonD, Va, July "A H.
GOVERNOR PrERPoINr PARDoSs.
appears that Governor Peirpoint has discovered that
certain persons hereabouts have been driving consider
able business In the matter of procuring pardons for
other persons lately in rebellion against the United
States The Governor has determined put end to
these extorions and to this end has Washington
for instructions -
arms that he is bound for Mayor of Richmond at
all hazards Yesterday afternoon he remarked, with
siderable gestculation, 81 shall for Mayor Of this
city under the constitution Of Virginia and the laws OF
the State in spite OF the government Of the United
States, so help mo God. l defy them all"
II may added that Joe Mayo will not be permitted to
DO Mayor under any circumstances though think there
doubt Of the disposition 70 elect him the part OF
the original denzens Of Richmond II the opportunity Is
THE FRENCH TOBACCO
The ship loaded with the French tobacco that
getting aground OF Sand Point the James
days since, got Off yesterday afternoon After be-
ing Nghtened the tobacco again taken on board and
she set sail.
TRIBUTE TO MAJOR GENERAL TERRY
The people of Connecticut, mostly In New Haven are
about TO present Major General Alfred H. Terry the dis
tinguished commander Of the Department Of Virginia.
with the municcnt Of twenty five thousand dollars
In United States thirty bonds The learned corpo
ration of O1 College bile at It's dasPec OF
ILL d. upon the illustrious hero OF Fort Fisher
NEW LINE OF STEAMERS
will commence running between Richmond and New
York the sth Of this month The line will consist Of
the Albemare and Hatteras
CASE OF JUDGE ROBERT ouLD
The military committee appointed to investigate the
charges alleged against Judge Robert Ould formerly
sya coGs rcoor fully and empha
caIly generating him nom all the charges made The
report which have seen, frankly states that the inves
gation shows that Judge Guilds course toward our pris
marked by the greatest and most genuine kind
ness and that he did vast deal to alleviate the mise
incident to the long and dreary confinement OF our
bravo boys It may be added that all along, General
Milford the Union commissioner for the exchange Of
has had the most unboundcd confidence in the
Complete integrity OF Judge Ould who gentleman Of
tender feeling and manly instincts The Official record
bears out In this assertion. nf@
RICHMOND Va, July ga. NJ
MP0RrAsr ADDRESS COLONEL BROWN TO THE VIRGINIA
YRxxDMS.
Tomorrow morning. the Fourth Of July, 1865, and tho
eighty ninth year Of Independence, Colonel O. Brown
Commissioner OF Refugees Freedmen and Abandoned
Lands for this Commonwealth, will greet the freedmen
under his charge throughout this State with address,
with presented the readers Of the HERALD In advance
of Il publication elsewhere The address, which Is I'M
derstood have the cordial sanction Of Major General
O. Howard, the Commissioner at Washington for the
United States Is able summing up Of the rights and
duties Of the freedmen In view Of their new relations 10
themselves and tho country. am sure that Colonel
Browns address will attract widespread attention,
which both ITS moderate tone and wise spirit fully de-.
| serve:-
BUREAU 2, Rs,uss.s Fss.Dscs AID As.sDcynD LANDS
| RIeaxosD. Va. July 4, 1865
seIu ~ hsiusss rssdnsn ana Ab.naopsd Lands for tho
tina. % wsfafs % sndesy0r 2 teach you
prevent the abuse Of mSy yourselves 80
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Of taken BY masters and you we're cared for
e1ss1 receive
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srnmsnt and charity WI aid You but this ASSISTANCE win DO
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your right. n what you posses. wi DO protected
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viii not Be Allowed to 1--we In dlencss when there work
You suppose tina. your former master. have
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them lSOrers and a: you prov. your:sy,s:
so% he% snsns.. and and
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the agents Of this bureau ready 70 secure to you as TO
'' Schools q % as possible win be established among
naen Ser o, ~ sn
Importance ana !. hoped Ga. YOU WIN aya yourselves to
In the new career you feel the ea,
y. 1os The iss
over people via soon So be and
then :. The ns that you take sow
ssn 90 o. Al snplays. parcsa VIM
obtained wages s much better for you 2 remain
r 20 ewns e the aD.esed s Of the WORK
the chances against finding constant employ
Be quiet pcssssbc. iaw.abidns cszens 10 Industrious
ss ss AVID s2 e .'o" '-''
/ o. BROWN, Colonel and Assistant Commissioner.
ARREST or COLONEL NoRruRor.
Colonel Northrop, Chief Commssary Of the late rebel
armies Of the Confederate States arrested
e. 90 Taq a snS sssnhS
One Hundred and sixty ninth New York Volunteers, "a
whom he was turned over by Brgadier General Alonso
against this Northrop not known but are sup
posed TO be Of grave character from the fact that he
| was consigned 70 Castle Thunder.
RETURN ov nAJoR GENERAL CURTIS.
Major General and Mrs. N. NJ Curtis returned 10 thu
city last evening from Washington and the shenandoah
valley General Curtis has been relieved as chief Of stat
Major General Ord and will be at once assigned 10 al
| important command by General Terry.
| JUDAH BENJAMIN RESIDENCE
| The house formerly occupied by Judah r. BENJAMIN
late rebel Secretary Of State has been vacated A. thu
ocia residence Of the Adutant General Of this depart
mcnt Colonel Edw. w. Smith, and turned over ~ II
owner Col Smith has taken up his residence In the lat
executive mansion Of the rebel States better known
the Je Davis House, with tho Major General command
| ing the department
/ RIAL ErArE.
edge Hll,"a farm formerly the property OF n
Styli rebci and situated on Marion Hill, point tw
acres, has been sold 70 o Baltmorean for the sum
| $4,000 In gold.
CONE FOR PARDON
large number OF rebel Richmondtcs LEFT the cit
yesterday morning President johnson and solici
at his hands pardon for their great crimes They are al
| worth moro than 100000.