The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-30
--latest News from the North.


cholera cases among the steamship Attain
sa's passengers.
The steamship Twilight, which left New
Yofk;for Wilmington, N. C:,'on Saturday
week, with thirty-fve passengers and q
valuable cargo, was wrecked near the
mouth of Cape Fear river, and will be a
total loss. The passengers and crew were
saved.
The late Confederate Attorney General,
George Davis, wbo arrived in New York
under guard on the previous day from
Key West, on board the government sup
ply.steamer Memphis, was on Friday, in
accordance with orders from Washlngton'
sent to Fort Lafayette. -.
A Virginia correspondent OF the Na-
.tionas MteNiyenccr says: Messrs. Gusts,
Chandler, Ridgway, Barbour, Davis and
Hodge, elected to Congress from that
State, will take the test oath without
,scruple" OF the other two, &ossrs. Stu
art and Conrad, he adds: whether able
or not to takc the oath, they present the
best antccedents."'
Tile Fcnian Brotherhood, having out
grown their central office in Now York,
have procured tie large and costly build
ing No. 32 Seventh street, Oh Union
square, capable of accommodating all the
departments into which the executive.
work of the society was appo1tioned by
tine late Congress at Philadelphia. The
building is capacious five story one, dec
GRATED and appointed in the highest style.
Possession was taken by the Fcniahs on
Thursday.
Texas advices say that directions have
been received here from Washington not
to muster out any more troops or dispose
cf any more army property uutil the re-
ceipt of further orders. 1t is said that
Provisional Governor Hamilton will soon
issue his proclamation for the election
about the middle of December of State
Convention delegates, who arc to assem-
BILE about d month after. The Indians
along the northern frontier of Texas arc
causing considerable alarm by their move
ments
Governor Brownlow, OF Tennessee, i'll a
late letter, says the entire State OF Tcn-
ncsseo- abounds with thieves and robbers
who would merdcr a man for his watch
oraT6ve dollar bill He has no faith in
the rebel professions Of loyalty, thinks
the war ended at least two years too soon
for the good of the country, and adjurcs
the republican majority not to. ;:,!:siit IL
Congress Unfortunately the representa-
tivcs from the lately rebcllious States
Those States, he maintains, will not elect
loyal men to Congress. nor can loyal men
bo elected Governors of them. lie be-
licvcs that tho political leaders There have
not abandoned their idea of separate
confederacy, and that they are now reor-
sgarlizing to make another effort at re-
brliien.
Later anl important ncws from Mexico
Ii; furnished us from Vera Cruz and Ha-
vana. The capture of the city of Monte
rcy 81 the republicans is announced, ani
t!,sir scigc of Matamoras was still closely
n,sintained. The latter place, too, they
were confident would soon be in their
hands, as tiscy had been reinforced there
to the extent of eighteen hundred men.
A Matamcs.;s imperial paper says tho re-
publicans have promised tc S=;;Yo all Uni
ted States soldiers who will Join them four
hours in which to pillagc the town, aud
warns the latter against engaging i'll the
enterprise Heavy reinforcemcnts for the
imperial garrison at Matamoras were re-.
ported to be at the mouth of the Rio
.Grande, and republican force was march
ing to meet them There arc reports CT
two or three small imperidlst victories in
the interior. The imperiaHsts i'll Vera
Cruz had a+umor of President Jaurcz be-
inc in Texas on his way to Piedras Pegras
Interesting particulars of tho fall of
Urueuayana arc Finished. Tho EmpAror
of Brazil has issued proclamation urg-
ing a vigorous continuation of the war.
The allies are very sanguino that Lopez,
the President of Paraguay, must soon
succunab, and It is their intention, on the
occurrence of such cyont, to compel him
to-submit to Iibcral navigation arrange
ments for theintcriof waters of his coun-
try. which will create heavy demand for
American steamers. There was q consid-
erable number of men from our Southern