The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30
T n E N e w s .

South Carolina and Alabama claim to be again back
in the Union. The South Carolina Convention adjourned
on the 2Sth instant after having among other impor-
tant ac repealed the ordinance OF secession abolished
slavery equazed representation and taxation and taken
steps TO provide for the protection OF freedmen The ad
ministration Of President johnson endorsed. The
election OF Governor and members Of tho Legislature
set for October IL, and James L. Orr formerly in
Congress and in the rebel senate nominated that
Office Members Of Congress to be elected in Novem-
ber Governor Perry will probably be the United
states Senate In the Alabama Convention action
had on several important subjects. The rebel debt
was repudiated and all authority 10 any part Of
IL denied TO the Legislature II also decided TO submit
the amendments TO the constitution to popular vote.
Our European files by the Cuba are dated in London
and Paris TO the 10th of September The main points Of
the news were embraced in telcgraphic summary
from Halifax published In the HERALD on Wednesday
morning
The situation, politically and socially In Mississippi Is
graphically described in the letter of Jackson
pondent published this morning. He states that the
and cotton crops Of the State failure and that
tho people OF Mississippi will have to draw
other States for another year. The Mississippi
levees washing away, and the stream threatens 10
food the whole country adjacent TO H. The railroads of
che State remain unrepared and the whole country Is
devastated. The social condition Is better, and the
people remain idle and thrfess formerly There
three candidates the field for Governor of whom
Is described a. rebel
The steamer Corsica has arrived at this port from
Havana 23d via Nassau 25th The United States gun.
boat Yacca at Abaco to settle the salvage In the
OF the wrecked steamer San Jacnto Two hundred
slaves had been landed the island OF Augulla to be
transferred Cuba Detachments of troops sent
10 the island from Nassau In consequence. Advices
from Turks Island 10 the 18th ult report slight i'm
provement In SALT Of which about forty 1--WE thousand
bushels had heen shipped. Price nine cents
The British and British North American journals Of
che latest dates reveal the fact that England s say
the least still considerably excited by the progress OF the
Fenan movement In Ireland ana Canada The London
and Liverpool papers affect To despiso the organizaon
but the editors take pains 10 publish statistics TO prove
that England possesses ample strength to put II down II
the Fenians should invade Ireland In Canada Toronto
is represented TO be the headquarters OF the ORATORS
and adeegate about be despatched from that city
10 Ireland The French press beginning to express
warm sympathy for the cause Of Ireland
The Inman line steamship City Of Boston, Captain
Kennedy, will sail at noon to-day from pier "A North
river for Queenstown and Liverpool The mails will
close at the Post once at half.pas' ten A. NJ
The United States mail steamship George Washington,
Captain eager sails from pier North river to-day
three p. NJ for New Orleans direct in Cromwels line
The mails viii close at the Post ONCE at halfpast one
Pm.
Major General o Howard, Commissioner OF Freed
mcn has authorized the establishment Of OF court
for the examination all dculties arising between
The freedmen and their employers The assistant super
sntendents Of the bureau with two citizensone to he
selected By the white citizens and the other b. the freed