The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-14

till TO-DAY.
THE NEWS.
II il reported in Washington that as one of the
suits OF the good shown bv leading Southern
men, and especially the large delegation which visited
the hitc House Monday last, in cheeriny accept
ing the present position ia their states the President
designs shortly to withdraw all the national troops from
the sout except such required for garrison duty,
and to again people there to the udisturbed
cou,ro or thor own affairs
Tho proclamation of Govepor Perry, OF south Caro-
Ina announcing as the of the conference
between nsclf and Generals Meade and Gilmore, the
restoration to considerable extent OF civil authority
in the State published in yesterdays Hfpaip, ana
today we give General Gmoc's order IN relation to
the same natter which in substance is very similar
The Judicial other civa officers are TO reassunc their
functions but all legal in which coiored persons
are concerned be- tried in the provost marshais
courts negroes arrested by the civil magistrates Tor
misdernc,aor are to I've Immediately transferred the
nearest military post for trial
The Mlter OF Major General Socum candidate of the
New York for Secretary OF State, signtyng
his willingness to accept nomination at the hands OF
the democracy which wa alluded to in the Democratic
State Convention but the exsenSs of which has since
been denied appears in our columns this morning.
The letter written at Vcksburg, Ms'ssippi.
the Slst Of August, and ia II the General
states tia, he is favor of President Johnson re-
construction policy far yet developed OF the ear
lest pr,ctic,pc restoration OF civil law, and OF allowing
each State decide for itself on the question OF negro
suffrage eft views, he says ere such as viii be
endorse. by your convention aud if the convention shall
pominac the for Secretary of State, shall accept tho
nomination In this connection. the letter OF our
Albany correspondent, reviewing the proceedings aud
action Of the convention and the present object Of state
POLITICS generally will be found exceedingly interesting.
General Howard, Commissioner OF the Bureau OF Rcu
gees Freedmen and abandoned Lands, Tuesday
issued circular TO the Assistant Commissioners making
important notifications in previous regulations IL pro-
vdes thai, instead Of AZ previously, all lands aud real
property IN the possession Of the bureau being
SGT spart Tor the OF loyal refugees and
freedmen only much OF them shall be ap
propraed 10 such purposes necessary for inne
datc use When assistant commissioners become salts
property in their charge is not abandoned. and
that the government has no title in It, they
rcpdor It 20 the authorized claimant. They also TO
use prompiness with regard 10 assisting in the estora
ton OF property TO persons pardoned by the President
In another circular issued by General Howard yesterday
he urges on them harmonious action with the Provisional
Governors and civil authorities Of the Southern states
The steamship Eagle Captain Lawrence, from Havana
on tho 9th inst, arrived here yesterday Her advices
confirm previous reports OF the complete evacuation OF
ST Domingo by Spanards, and say that the revou'
t,oa "a that republic in which Cabra was named Pro-
sector all over but do not specify whether Is that
gentleman or his opponent, Pimental who has had 10
succumb The rebel Kirby Smith was still at Maanzas
In the council Of government agents and Indian dele
gates at Fort smith, Arkansas Tuesday OF this week.
statements were made on behalf Of their tribes by both
the Seminole and Creek chiefs the former expressing
Their wishes for friendship and peace with the govern
ment and the establishment among them Of churches
schools aud other civzng Institutions The Greeks say
that the names Of their chiefs those Of the Indians
of the Plains were affixed with the rebels With
out their knowledge Colonel Ptchlynn, Cherokee
chief who fought the rebel side arrived TO take par;
10 the council on Tuesday
The Richmond Wig states that the application for
pardon Of Robert Lee late rebel Generain Chief has
been ad before the President accompanied by friendly
AMI complimentary note from General Grant
II Ia said that the rebel General Joseph T. Johnston
has accep presidency OF the Danville (vs Rail
road
One OF The committee appointed by the people o
Richmond yrgn TO invite President johnson aud hi
Cabinet to vis, that city reports that his reception b.
ali these distinguished gentlemen was in the bghes
degree cords, aud dgnined The President expressed
his intention 10 ysi both Virginia aud North Carolina
soon ss tit. nfical dates would permit.
The 90, n.irsi iupusind dollars in coin captured
Geog,, rou, lDs IRAN which Jed Davis carried will