The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-24

'''''-'--- - MOVE OF yng WSGK!
President JOHNSON has appointed Andrew J.
Hamilton, Of Texas to- 81 irovisional Cover
nor of thst State and James johnson, of GeorA
gia. to letHe PtovisidhAl 6oyernor of Geogia.
Tier duties are similar 10 those Of the ProS6iop1
ii dovernofs Of Noslli csfdiiph and Mississippi.
The President has appointed Lewis E. Parsons
Of Albania Provisional Governor Of that State.
= Late Rirhmond papers state ''that seventy
FIVE pieces Of property lin Richmond have been
already libclled for confscation; which is.sonly
beginning" Mayo, who was reinstated in hts
position a short time since, has been removed,
and his court closed up. An election for civil
officers takes place in a week or two. Sixteen
boxes Of the State archieves, captured at Dam
vile, have been returned TO Rchmonl.sa Manu-.
featured tobacco is selling at. from ls cents TO
ST. per pound, ana little in the market, The
crops in all parts Of Virginia are represented as
never giving greater promise than at present.
Two of the, Judges of the Supreme Court of
Missouri having refused tosvaeate the bench in
conformity with the ordinance of the late State
Convention, the Governor of the State called
out the militia dispossessed the judges Of their
positions and installed bis appointees. - aa,aa
In North CaroIIna immense gatherings of
the Unionsts are, being held throughout othe
State, and ii hearty effort seems to be making to
support Governor Holden in his duty of9 recont
struction 'All agree that Slavery is virtually
dead in the old North State, and are anxious to
bury it.,bys Legislature action, Gen. Sch9field
has issued proc lamation ordering the military
not to interfere with the civil officers appointed
by Governor Holden, but to assist tllem8 all dna
their power. aa5qr .tiotaid af Dlaea sp"Hi
aeu-Accounts from Southern Tennessee and
Norther Georgia and Alabama represent that Che
guerilla bands Of Rebels who have been 50 nu-
merous and so pestilent in. that region have qp-
city dispersed and gone to their homes. Many
of these. men, who haSe been guilty iof, almost
every crime against humanity, now surrender
and unblusllingly ask aud expect amnesty for
all their past cnormities. . -, ,..s+,o,,.
Large numbers Of paroled Rebels, officers las
well as soldiers, have, recently arrived lin New
Orleans and settled down to sthe quiet routinelof
private life. Gen Beauregard anu lick Taylor
have been for some time residingin thei' vicinity
Of the city awaiting the proceedings ofGovefn-
rient in their cases. '.'i'a .. -,
-PostmaSter General Dennison is taking
measures for therestoration ofthe mails through
out the Southwest. Stage and steamboat com
yeyance has been secured, q and before many
weeks the mails will be regularly Delivered.
'HeAAll honorary discharged soldiers, An order
from Secretary stanton says, win be permitted
to retain, without charge their kpapspaGks, hay
ersackss. and icanteens;l Ltasa-sdt diiw gdoL !
THE Raymaster General has taken measure
to prevent ithe payment Of money due soldiers
topretended claim agents or s|indlers.' Payment
is to he made oily to the retitable claimant him
self Upon his signature; 80, ot;T Ian /
The whole number Of troops sent North and
Westfrom Washington since the great review, is
l55, 900, of whom about halfhaNe gone home to
be mustered out. There yetnremain Within q
circuit of fifteen miles of the city not far from
-seventysfve thousand" I" o. -
-Edropean advices to June 9Th have been re-
ceivedby the arrival Of the steamer Sidon at New
York. The London Daily Neps announces that
as the war in, America lis. movie considered at an
end, the English Government t. will nolenger REL
cognze Rebel pirates as beHigefents.. resident
Johnson pfotfaha ion on this Subject Is having
the necessary y Effect The Zine; 81 praises Pfesi
dent Johnson for opening Southern sports' and
hopes English vessels will not attempt. to- enter
the ports of Texas which arestill blockaded at
also hopes the Rebel leaders may beltreateda with
a generous spirit lanot in the MANNER, we PRE-
sumo that The British Government has general
treated rebel leaders. ., .,,.sss G.,.ta.. !
Nearly s, 900 euigrants from Europe arrived
at New York between Monday and. Thursdaysof
last week. ra1 aoiisni 10 inO IHag sbraed
Lieutenant GeneraiW inield Seotteoihpleted
the seyehty nintli year of his eon Tuesday last
and in honor of the Event ana the, distinguished
chieftain number Of bis friends and admirers
at West PointproceedeGd To- hisilodgin8 and sert
enaded him. In return the Genersli expressed
his thanks. batadeclined to make speech. e5t
AT BROWNSVILLE Nebraska Territory, FIVE
I thousand nine hundred. and two acres have been
taken. up for actual settlement under the Home
stead law during the month Of, May, ls6bgjsdt
THE Young Mems Christian Association, OF
Washington have purchased Fords Theatre,
Washington. 1t is contemplated to make it q
memorial building to the late President. !
Ife--A large fire occurred in Harrisburg. last
week ., occasioning loss. of ES3l ,oo0.i Among
the buildings Injured was, the office of the 4ele-
graph newspaper. 91p' % In A''7....'s! +,
. Lon Saturday last. 1 beadtitats american flag
was presented at Lowell to. the State of Massai
ehusetts BY Colonies Morris and Tyson, Of Gov
ernor Bradford's Staff, on behalf ofthe State .of
Maryland. .aag elljts m,d aeihgisi % haa
u.---Governor Bradford hasapp officers UNI
der the Registry law for several of the counties,
ia9.al The WilsonsFund. III dsa8d
peaooi CoGKEYsvIBuEy June10th, 1865
The COMMITTEES appointed to sdlcitidonations
for the relief Of the widow fothe LATE Colonel
Wilson, met this day and organized by calling
| Thomas j. Hall to the chair and appointind