The New York herald., 1865-05-06
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LkoSARD b. PksRY, Assistant Adjutant General
MILITARY NEwa
Since my laat the expedition Of General Potter has re-
turned very large amount Of property was destroyed
including thiry locomotives belonging 70 the South
Carolina Railroad Since tho resumption Of hostitscs
the guerillas have again become troublesome. Day be-
fore yesterday they reported ~ tearing up the rail-
road track six miles from the city, and company or
infantry to attend 10 them But they had
made good their escape when our men arrived. Tne
party was sad to number eighteen.
Another expedition is on foot Of which hope 70 Dc
able TO tell you In my next.
sMsos DRAPER
Mr. Simeon Draper who arrived here on Wednesday, DO
vered IN address before the coored population a lions
church yesterday. There was, also, large attendance
OF whites The address was conceived In . kind and
concilatory spirit and has golden opinions for the
speaker from tho citizens generally he also visited the
public schools and made short addresses 70 the chill
drcn Last evening the post band complimsnted him
with serenade To-day he accompanied General Hatch
and s,an Colonel Quincy and sta and large party Of
the officers ladies and civilians excursion around
the harbor and visit TO the fortncationa He re-
turns home on the Arago To- morrow
GRAFTON SENATOR CoDDMeroS
Mr.. d. g. Coddington, Senator from New York, VIII
deliver Grafton before the citizens Of Charleston during
the coming week, the deatk Of President Abraham
Lincoln.
coLoRED noMH GUARD
grea. war meeting Of the colored population for the
purpose Of forming colored regiment for homo
defence, is 70 be held at Zion church, Tuesday I'd
prox. Colonel Hutchins,. Hundred and Fifth United
States coored troops and Major NJ r. Delaney (colored
Ono Hundred and Fourth United States colored troops
and others arc announced 10 address tho meeting.
RETURN " PRISONERS.
Quite large number Of paroed rebel officers and prl
Yates from Lees army have arrived here They all
unanimous in declaring the end and thai they
are opposed TO anything like guerilla warfare
CHARLESTON, 8 c., May l, 1885.
HoSoRs TO TIE DEAD
By an order OF Rear Admiral Dahlgren, issued the
receipt Of the of the murder OF President Lincoln
all the vessels of this squadron their colors
mast and viii continue do until further orers
AL the officers also Grape
THE REsEL RAMS RlrsED
The rebel ram Columbia which WIS sunk in Magnolia
creek this city and the back Of which was sad
have been broken, has through The exerlions of Lieu
tenant Commander E. O. Matthews and those associated
with him. been got aoat About twenty five feet Of the
tnbers below the water line the starboard side
broken In so that che leaked badly but otherwise her
njuries not great She is valuable vesselthe best
OF all the rebel r,msand will be ready 10 proceed
North in three weeks.
SECRETARY wELLYs'
Hon. Gideon wees, Secretary Of the Navy 10 hourly
expected here in the Santiago de Cuba salute Of sew
enteen guns will be fred his arrival by the Tuscarora
Pawnee, Kaatski, Psssac, john Adams and other
naval vessels In the harbor
ARRIVAL HAVANA.
The first round trip from Charleston to Havana and
return, made by any legitimate vessel since the occupa
ton of Fort Sumter by the rebel forces completed
by the Mary Sanford which reached this port
Saturday last after unusually rough passage She
brought passengers Fleet Judge Advocate Charles
Cowby Of the staff Of the commanding Admiral and Dr.
J. H. Culver, of the flag steamer Philadelphia Her
officers as follows:-
Acting Master--z Kcmpton. commanding.
ESecutce 0Gcer--Henry Pease, Jr
Acting Ensigns-Georse W. pease, John Owens aud D.
B. Airey.
Acting Assistant Payssos,er- George BisselL
Enginesys-Acting Second Assistant, Charles o. Davis
and Acting Third Assistants, A. A. OdelI Stnson and
J. Hare.
Strgeon's .sy1oard in Choroe-Abram T. shirtnor
Pdymasiers Sisrard--Wiiam j. Clarke.
TRErIDATIos RKREIs.
Nothing could exceed the transports OF joy with which
many Of the rebels still here received the intelligence OF
the assassination Of patriot President wo-
actually fell their knees thanked God for IL
crowning mercy" But the sudden arrest OF ex-
Governor Aiken and others, who though lately loud In
their professions Unionsm found 70 have been
very deeply interested In blockade running and other
movements of similar omen, have caused these blatant
appauders Of asssssins resume less offensive az
pect.
bad feeling has thus been created among the officers
OF the army and navy, many OF whom would now be
glad raze Charleston to the ground