The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25
NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 25 1866
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candidates elected as follows Dn
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Col Ia: Masrsth. lawyer: W. esys,; i,xys.
John Hsnekoi merchant r j, Coogan, hotel keeper
7. 7. POrcher, merchant 7 Mulysney, aoOrsr .,.
8. Lord I 'Jr,', lawyer F. D. Richardson, lawyer
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am New ss Nv By
IRE and his life desparcd Of much better and strong
hopes are enssrsasasd this recovery. ern gaelse
took hts departure for Columbia yeserday morning He
visited Edso John and James Islands on Thursday and
addressed the negroes e.. there nss,, ,ou, or 500
no. having been yet established General Bennett has
General Ordsys-No lee as.s
HEADQUARTERS, MILITARY DIsTRcT o. CuARi.sIoS 10
kltgR II ~ DEPARrknsr on 6oufH CAROLINA, AZ,
z "a .9F 4CHsRLxsroN, g. O., Oct 10, 1855. N
In order that the duties OF provost maSshas and the
judges of provost courts may be more clearly Defined
the following instructions Win 20 strictly complied
whenever the military authorities have received or
their functions they having shown that they
duly qualified by having taken the oath Of amnesty
wina
in the possession OF the United statss debts contracts
courts; and when civil courts are not yet established
such cases will remain in allegiance until such time -
the civil courts prepared TO adudicate All cases OF
this class In which colored men are Interested viii be
brought before the Provost Court for adjudication, with
nna appeal to the when no
nay win be adjndcaed by the Provost Court and, II
exceeding their jurisdiction, win be referred to military
The evidence Of oolored men win DO received In all
cases before the military courts heft~
Cases Of disturbance OF the public peace drunken
and dsordery conduct Except cases Of Ooored
men, who VIII DO tried BY the military courts will be
officer by the Provost Marshal. who viii recognize all
orders from tho Mayor TO ncarerate release this class
Of prisoners the duties Of the Provost Marsha, n Will
Of dsorderly persons and the enforcement Of military
orders
RESTORATION. OF PROPERTY
is rapidly progressing By order Of President John
taken pos session Of by the United States forces on the
occupation Of the city, and belonging TO the following
persons have been returned The list includes nearly
Rev james smith, Miss susan D. Adger, Miss Jane A.
wagner Co. Esson 4Sss
J. +. and E. D. Fraser, I. d. Mowry, E. G. Mowry, s.
Eocy s se. q 4 a. Des Sn Rns JOHNS
Faber, OTIS Mills, r. N. Marshall A. McLeish, Henry
Buist and the Cannonsboro Wharf and Mil Company
long talked Of, has some prospect Of commencement
be allowed 70 commence operations and that body has
adopted the following resoluton:- 49, !.
Of South Carolina be and they are hereby empowered 70
proceed and construct railway through the streets spe
cited in the memorial presented y them 2 the Council
parallel through Wentworth be substituted and provided
the said company according 70 s charter shall be at all
the said road be completed by January !, 1867. t.
NO ooLoRED MILITIA TO BB ORGANIZED. NJ
Colonel W. H Prescott agent Of the State at washington
giving good relative pardons and restoration OF
lands The Courier Publishes the following official cor
wAsnlSoros, Sept g, 1895. :.
To his Excollency r. PEaRy Provisional Governor OF
the State Of South Carolina, ColumbIa:-
SIR-I have had tho honor 70 receive, and submitted
state Il desire 70 be instructed a. % my duty after The
State Convention OF South Carolina shall have formed
State constitution seorshing sayery and Hopusrizng
Convention will provide for the election or members OF
the Legislature and tho election of Governor by the
you solicit to the questions When these cleo
tons have taken place Il duty 10 this
Legislature Provisional Governor my functions
at end when tho State government is organizedf
How long shall continue 70 act as Provisional Cover
nori Do my functions continue until the State is ad
In ropIy, have the honor TO inform you that the
President does not think II necessary 10 anticipate
events as they occur in south Carolina carefully and
freely for the information OF this government In any
0XofClBo 1unCuOn8 0er0tO-
fore vested nyaHby the President until you shall 30 re
lievcd rom thas6ty by his express orders TO that eject
Congratuang you upon the favorable aspect Of events
IN your State have the honor to be- yonr Excecncys
obedieut servant WIN. q. SEWARD
HxADouARrxss, MnIrARr DIETRICH or CHAaIssrox,l
CHARLEsTos 8. G., Oct. 4, 1895. 81
His Excelienoy BEuAn =. PsaRs, Provisional Governor
OF South Carolina - sse Ill a'NNN
GovnxoR-I have the honor 70 acknowledge the ~
cept Of your communication OF September 20 entirely
concur ID your opinion that the Organization OF coorod
militia would be disastrous In the extreme and would
undoubtedly nangurate war 81 racea have counter
nanded the orde and enclose you copy ofnstuctions
70 Colonel Beecher.
with reference TO the Military Hail. have seen and con-
mems Bureau VINO claims the hall belonging 70 his
buresn would advise that request fox s restoration
DO made 70 Major General Howard, at Wellington
vsrv RESPECTFULLY your 0bsdie q ss e Srvv,r
r'1sef Brevet Bngsdics General commanding
HxADouAsrsas. MILITARY Dnrsncr OF cHAnEroxl
CHARLESTON, g. G., Oct. 4, 1896.
Colonel JAMES BsszEz, Commanding Second sub-Dis
CoIosxr,-rhe Brsvet Brigadief General commanding
directs that you revoke The paragraph 10 your order In
which you authorize the organization Of coiored men -
militia Since the ESTABLISHMENT OF peace ,,,s S
from General Hatch for arms for a company Of coored
%sp 'sd IN this city Vy SSas SSsdsn'
Capt Thirty.thrd U. 8. @. T. and A. A. DC
The Substitute Fund.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN STATE
BONDS. eHo
The anxious ones VINO furnished substitutes for the
army and who have been waiting patiently for the re-
payment OF the respective amounts due them, will
be gratined. Mr. Blunt chairman Of tho Volunteering
Committee has for time been engaged in examining
making up and certifying to the numerous claims Of these