The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-02

venor, III amount eleven thousand dol
lars, in part payment of the offer Of two
hundred thousand dollars, was ordered
to be distributed among the poor OF
Augusta" !"
The SuENANpoAH-,Sdn Francisco
AugmSt 3.-The Shenandoah at last
accounts Lad destroyed the dark Susan
abigail near Ike gulf of Anadair. II
seems tho abigail had San francisco pa,
pers of the l0rh Of July, containing au
account Of the collapse of the rebellion,
but Waddell would not credit them, as
they came froG! Northern papers, and
announced his intention of burning every
American vessel he could find. Aftor
destroying the Susan Abrigal the pirale
went toward behring's Straits aud the
Arctic ocean. At ST. Lawrence Islands
he burned the ship General Williams, of
New London and the next morning he
burned live more vessels.
The bark General Pike arrived at
San Francisco with the crews OF The fol.
lowing vessels: Brig Susan Abigail,
ship General Williams, bark w. C.
Nye, of New Bedford ; barts Catherins
Nimrod apd Isabella, al of New Bed.
ford. The Gcueral Pike was bonded by.
the pirate lcr iorty.fvc thousand dollars.
Two hnndrcd and seventy.one officers
and men of the DESTROYED whale ships
were put on board for San Francis-.
co.
1t is believed the pirate will certain
ly destroy fifty more vessels as they
were all to the northward.
The Bark Richmond was also warned
of, and she sailed from Prover Bay for
the Sandwich Islands.
FuRrIIEE PARrIcuLARs.-Now Yorh,
august 25 Among the people on the
Shenandoah WAS an Englishman who
scemea'to be prospecting for FIVE vessels
to put on "A line between Australia and
New Zealand, and would probably
purchase some Of the captures made by
the pirate.
The officers of tho Shenandoah talked
of arming two Of the whalcrs to 90 up
and destroy whalers where they could
not get, and they were very desirons
to enlist the captured crews and in
some Instances they were very sue.
cessiul in obtaining them.
The Kanakaho, an English vessel la
den with coal, was seen by the ship
William Clifford, bound for tile. She.
nandoah.
TRouRhe ADoUT THE N1GGER Sol.
DIERs The nigger soldiers now, who
number over fifty thousand, are giving
a great deal Of trouble, botli North aud
South. The Mississippi Convention has
petitioned the President to remove them
from that State, as a kind favor The
"little villain" of the republican partyisI !
also soreltr troubled about them, and he
is discussing the subject in anon commit.
tai way. But it is evident that he does
not understand them at all. We com.
prehend the case of the nigger soldiers
thoroughly. Let the first batch of them
be sent to New York and we can dis.
pose OF them amongall the different is.
ana IN tne harbor andfivers. Phe 10y
alLeaguers willno doubt be anxious TO
present the gallantfellows with another
Rag, and most probably the ladies Of tho
LoyalLeagur will present each of tbeI
fragrant heroes with q bouquet TbeI
rest of tile niggcr soldiers should be sdpt
North and scattered all over the town ! !,
and cities Of. New England, wherc they
WILDE worsbippcd Ike goaS and tho
scheme Of The regeneration ofthe race
eanbe carried ont by their stharrying
into. the families Of Phillips, Garrison
and Sumner. and the oil.ffaaers who
signed The lcctnreto President Jobnsoil.
This is theywsy to solve lhe difficulty
OF the Niger soldiers qnession
4, .Nttio York Herald.
"a 49, - - tgft,
& The courts ia Southeastern Missouri
are steadilNsrefusing to tAke tie oaths ofsl
retllfned Gnniadarafes fn civil and crii.,ni