Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06
I,afe New .f.oHf Cirartrstoil.

p,ac,d in posse sipn5tf 3 copy OF ihs Chaces'
ton Goeric,;, the 29rh, from which we ex-
tract the following interesting Intelligence
The steamer B'm. P. clyde, Captain Enool
More, arrived az this port Saturday ey.aiinE
from Fortress Miiirur, having "u b ard AIRS
Jef. Davis. her eis,e-, four Children, Mrs c.
u. Clay, ahppt que hu.,dr q Union sol 'ieTs
belonging To r giln:i,:. IN ,hi, .Departmcpt
and q nu un:i:r .. rcbrl pareled pfisp,sf>. !,
She left Fosttess M9nfoe .ast Thnrsday
evening, 25;h INST, and. has encountered . ~
heavy Weather bs>tdes exp III n!>!g =. gai-
off HatteLas. .Y::urs'iay light. On C.pe Ledk,
out thegFSaw q large s5tiPo .ilds Haatiie wttf
a main = md .op attec5ed, am seaie ri.
g'ng. -. -. -. =,
With jill Div.s. 4 a nis psrry. accom- papiod
by the ":scurGrl, a-Di.d al fortress MON
roe OF, tie l9,ii ,iist.,. and were detained in
the steamer until the arrival Vi Geuarai Hal
leck, wh0 had c..arge Ut the pris6i,ers.c On her
arrival ). It. Davis a.ld sCismeutC. Clay were
transferred 10 tie casi1nates in Fortress Moa
roe, provided for ,bclr reception. Nice-Ptes-
idcnt Ssr;,hGns and PJstma,tei. Gcieral Re-
gan wero se,,i ~ board III: 4a"casnfa for
Fort reilware
General Wheeler and staff, < 4poSed Of
the, following ,tii;srs. goIohcls J,linaon and
Cfler-X, Captain 4 n1ls. luapecor.Gcnt,'si.
and Cap aihs H',,Sun sDd l.. lan,, werr re.
moYcdfr ap til Clyde % tic sunbuat I..ames
which lett fer Fort Warren.
The rect 9. toe party. szcep;ills the ladies'.
were cont 70 Fort McHenry, b,iiiil re.
Mrs Ite is aal her family returi. 10 their
reia.ives n & msi: itey Vii b; taken
irJu here. IL S-veinat o1 board lh. Clyde.
which was expected {, leave last s.
AL iGe lalieS. sicu:isg Mrs. D.vis, were
vary sick urlDs ,uc ho:s:pW;lS passage iiem
Fortress M,id.is. Tie Uwie mad strict or
ders not to come 10 the wharf, but 70 lay in
the stream n lcr arriYal a. t.lis port. u.'tll
a.r departure.
The to.los:n. rebel par4's! ::,"i>oEers ar
rived l:er. IN tue Ctpd DR.. G. Trip. 2+th
North Ga, 'i,is; LIGHT r. 4. Beenu. G"inps
ny j. ltuisiahn Zouaye,; Pijy"te OF.
Evans, C,anpans H, - b oser5ia; 6. Eifer'
Washington Artillery.
ARRIVAL OF SFctnrssr WsLrgs.-Secre,
tary vttha Navy, Wellr$, arrived u: this p'rt
in the sse;.l,ere .>ahti6go dc CHbc 1t III; ght
!, Yesterday ,uorn,ag When coming rp tie
channel ue was met by Admiral Dlh'sFcn,
,sho procee,ied nu' Ior tha5 pnrpase III the
sseaper D!Dmltl.- .istae navy rrsn:atiols
do not sdipt oi the iiring 6f s;;ntes or well
come ON Snntiay, that ceremony will bu past,
poned TIL to- day.
Accom- san. in. Secretary Nciles, aro h!ra.
" ,!es a;,d All; I .-s,ra,tes G..e, RI !icnni
't.f
Gtech ~. the \ ~. D inrtHscnV; Mr.. Morgan.
,ausnler and sni1 Mr. l'ay and daughter;
Mr. Jackson and w,fs; Mr..Mrrrit:, vie sud
daughter; and Ir. Howard aud wife
Mr.. Wel!es is here on a tour ofirspec'ina.
Tonight he will leave for Port Ely.l, alll
Oh his return North will visit the l,Jrts rt
North Gar ,llua and Virginia, and proceed 'lp
tie James River to R;ch,n.n1. The .SGn;i4
j.. no de- Cabllett Washington on the 18th 10
stsn,, and dropped her a,caor Oft Charles 'ton
at eleven y 'eiocS Sal.scday uighl, making the
lr.p in H. eigu. b. urs. She .expeii"'"ed
strong lead winds most Of The time. She
M still commanded by Captain q. S Gliss m.
one of the most ,geritlemnnly, capable aud
gallant officers in tbe naval service.
Lieut.. GeorgeC. Breck, Tnird New York
Artillery, who wss sent with detachment Of
fifteen men on mission to Columbia. s. c.,
arrived I'M this city seven o'c!ock Saturday
evening with ex xlfovernor A.. G. Magrath
The Latter on bis arrival, was immediately
driven in carriage from the railroad depot
to the steamer A,uaa Martu, which soon after
left for Hilton Head. Tie Governor on the
route was,in good spirits and took lis arrest
as MISTER OF course.
Lieut.. Breck deserves, ,thehighest credit for
the successful performance Of his mis.ion.
On his first arrival in Columbis he took MP,
bis quarters in the College Campus. and met
with very. kind aad Lospitable reception
FROM the tltigsus, From repsrtss which he
had receiged of,a bit1eefseling still existing
in the interior he had; been led to expect,
s;.l bis smaA guard, some deponstratlap Of
hostility. He, hoxe9sr, Kept on. aud, reach
ing Col..- ,a, delivered Gen. Gillmore's dis
PATCHES TO Governor Masrath's Secretary,
the Governor having left, on visit to his
family at Spartanbnrg.
a courier was dispatched after him, but
net returning, Lieutenant Breck after wait
ing short time for an answer started on his re-
tur.. Up pom reaching O,angeburs hefohnd dis
p1lCucS 1'Viu OChSio ~ .tiotSuS -C'uSAtue, uSli
to ret,ra a,d arrest 4. e. aasa.ff.. He i'm.
mediately started back, and on his second ar.
rival found 1.-THE Governor awaiting him, hay.
inc alrcadyi>sded proclamation rs-caling
his order in relation to the subsistence stores,
and an address 10. the people u South Caro-
lima, and abdica,iuS his authority as Exccu.
five sfthe Sta:e. The Governor surrender
ed bilusclfiu 10 i.isutenaht Ercck without. any
ezbibiiion ui 4 desire toay0i3 arrest.
Orrylyc "f rus SocrnERs Yonrs.-A
proc!smsiioa recently issued by PRESIDENT
johnson declares Southern port, excepting
the ports of Galveston, Las llle Brazo> do
saniiago P9iut Isabsl l-and Brawpsyiie, in
tue State If Texas: open .otorefsn commerce
tronani ats. M tile tirst tins day Of July nsst.
opened may be carried on sutjoct tj tue leTs'
Of Che UnitedsStarss. Thi, order will doubt
less have the effect to make Charleston, in
the course OF three months, the most active
srsfSE