, 1865-06-12
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| fs7cels1 Dispatch to Western Assoclatce P.csa,
NHw YoHR, June1l.
| The Mratd's Richmond aed Petersburg
cifPatches show rapid revival OF bustnes
irc II nss 1eSse IN 3s 1ses; , snt great pro:ss,.
| errmtut throughout Virginia under t5e suspiee,
ot Governor PIerpont. The suthorttlcs. a. III \,
| = N practicable ana polite. are turning over til,
S;t p,9ps,! t9 tae charge ot tho new State
/ tnas toand when Il fell lnto thel. hf9ds. Dale.
aa1oas o! ihe ptinc1R1i c''izcns Of usar'y every
o the sts sd haze Ea,ed
thetr desire to renew their allegiance to The Nj.
tio1a1 Government, and co operate With him IN
sueb policy Of state government a he may deem
ss ther al ~ sa 6,S;
heen naatn Int In proper coodlnon, reps|fioc ot
railroads ana canals Is pushed for.ard win rapid.
sefore long, exhibit, throughout her terT,tory, orr,
t1jo.ed before she VA eragasd Into rebellion. 3'
The James River Distinctions.
be 9nsls Ms3 tt tho eR:1est who
to5 some ne ensared N retlovlpg sunken rcs-
1sis snd other ohstfuctons placed In the James
hssef oy M rebel; y blowing them up, and has
autaeentfy ior The purposes Of e1t1ou ali thc
WY up to R!chn1cnd 1t Is said that Prof blaiII.
Pont thinks the Dnteh Gap Canal Will ultimately
ping. 04l1p'
E1rra BILLY Smith.
1he rebel Governor Wm. smith, {Extrl EI1ly,,
e b., +, e. r. sntp1,hsa wh
SELF 10 The national authorities.
The Hampton Roads Conference.
Tho Mrald's Richmond letter s,ys: At the
IN smn o. tee Hampton Roads P.aca Conference,
!, trndueticn b1 pa1is. tont1ar; to ill., Wish OF o!
Benjamin, ef the words, "the two countries" In
The PFC .tmsna1 propositions for nezo-
she p.oposson Ssm 70 :. otsn,S hs SsM
tp by Hepjamln cont.iocd lhe words. viii
slew to ne restoration OF peace to our country
soTds ye1s so ',sHsa tTo Sqt 2!
tu'ed., The iu.isucfione to ID !, Commi.tiopers
embodied te's Idea a the sole basis upon which
all tho influence in lhetF power to Indnce D1Tis
% modify hts instructions 80 as not 10 foxectose
II hopes of adjustment hQt IN vain. lie was ta.
of Southern Independence an indispensable COZ
diiton o! peace By negotiation. The same Letter
saJs ihe:pt ople OF Virginia manifest total lndif
From North Carolina. as
Acconnts from I'LL parts Of North Cafo}iu1 rem. |
resent that the people arc tead,iy ncquescIug and
r The q .hs naio3al ~
cree. for the prevention Of Lwfeesness aru being
'atabl.shed by the citizens In numerous counties:
'otntment Of Mr. Holden for Provisional Govern
IT. have given general satisfaction, and 1t1s e.
'eesso thas Essy aEes vots Will be polled At the
IN tbs military authorities in Sorth
ssotnn n samh y ngmoe5 Of as tssdens Of Nos.h
'a!ions BY their own peUpls.
Ths 7st4es' letter says ill. Holden his the coz
'denee OF the ms.ses AID will receive the support
nske up tbs yollnG popn' alton, almost to mau,
+ hss many eremlce, but they arc mostly in.
luded IN the sareholalng community, and we're
eaoefs o1 me bfAte during the rebe. lions tuIe.
From New Orleans,
The HtrolGs New osleans correspondent who
eceutly parsed down the river from Caro- says
le {. nversed with many pellons o. tho way aud
ect of cotton a1d fret labor. hut hid nothing to
~ or the subject OF Reconstruction. Their |
honGh;s seemed to run on individusl interests
NJ to take II only matters connected with
nd immense damage done. With the exeep lon
y. Of sneirs and other Dan dan,aee, sas' no o,portp
itg et' be Offered for planting until It is Go !ate
s,fa s:Ge sroSsa e .os n5sR H..
ver5 feW who have teen fortunate ennush to
.espe the eCeeta Of The overflow IRE
it'n sesa EsRt Tseh Hs p'e,sa s hs'
10 plantations the condition Of pc,eeft1
mes: In come place. the p'sntas:oos viii be !
teFehten !fon ft1.lng crop for two seasons to /
,mf, attributable to lick Of nc ur apd leye.s at
ft rent point. Msusion honscs and cotioa
ne Hesc attusfly tumbl1ng into the river, near
lcknhuFg. There nre eoEa ptsntat,ors IN co3d |
TdlH'n. !eTees well pfeeefYed and |
'ery 1ndtcstion Of ampls ctpps, The
'ast on both aiheF. from trtex down. /
- not suffered a. much IRON high water Al
owe; The 1evess are In better condition md +
re{n]ly watched. Crops ara ia and doing well.
lEar csre l. 'a1l and looks healthy. and prom
= profitable yield Of sugar.
From K5Chmand,
Ne YonK, Ju> 9 ii The Tmks' Richru let.
: says tho civil functions Of the c'tY sovrrn-
ert Tefe resumed on ihe eth. MaJor Mayo
ened Liz Court for dispensing Justice. Ia ad-
etaIpg the court he promised to purge the civ
hlth snd fs:cslity.. Two OF three ulfnportant
tet we're tried.