The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-17

point. stfI-Acaufttal OF the Omcers Of
tho Ono Hundred and sixty-fifth New
York-They arc Returned to Duty
Movements OF the Generals and Elk
Generals, &c. t.
The steamship Granada Captain Baxter from charles-
ton September 49, arrived at ths port on the 18TH We
are indebted TO Purser Gorham for papers
OUR CHARLESTON CORRESPONDENTS.
CHARLESTON, Sept. l3 1866.
= cEysRAL BKs,xrr's ADMINISTRATORS r.
Of his ieUtato and difficult duties-rs commander
r ,a .-sior ssvvu gcsf ~~sisfactiOn. Courteous
49, demeanor and prompt in action. he has COM
mendcd himself to the Judgment of the people He
has removed the censorship heretofore exercised over
the press and the journals Of the city at perfect
liberty o. SPEAK THE renl sentiments OF the people They
are not under military control. The General is
strong believer in free thought free speech and free
press He has also revoked the order requiring posses
from all persons found on after eight O'Clock
at night.
THr PLANTERS THE FREEDMEN
on the Cooper and Ashley river plantations still maintain
threatening and hostile spirit to each other Ia con-
oe.--s nf frequent complaints from both parties Of
acts or violence ny cAnarai Bennett has
issued the following order
General Ovders-No. 2.
HEADQUARTERS, Nil. DISTRICT ov CHARLESTON
DEPARTMENT 0F ScCTn CAIOISA,
ASSISTANT ApJUrAsT GFSrRAps 0rFcE
CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. 10, 1855.
Commanding officers of sub districts will take immc
date measures the collection oil all arms OF whatever
descr ption now in the hands OF citizens white
coored Any persons found with guns, pistols knives
their possession after the 18th inst will b. arrested
and brought Immediately before military commission
] Brigadier General W. T. BENNETT
| Gro w. HooKEs, Assistant Adiu,ant General.
Planters who wish 10 keep their required to
make special application showing that they are abso-
! luely necessary for their protection.
! TIE SUPERIOR COURT,
since It's reorganization under Captain Enwood, Of the
Ono Hundred and sixty-hfth New York Volunteers, as
presiding Judge has worked admirably Captain Enwood
has been very active eicent and courteous the dis
charge of his important duties and hos The unani.
nous esteem Of the members OF the bar and citizens
| generally.
| THE HUNDRED si1TY-FTTH sRw
YORK voLrSTgERs
! Surgeon George C. Hubbard and Captain VIM. z
| French, who have been trial before martial
for refusal TO deliver up the coors Of the regiment and
FOR conenptuous aud disrespectfu language 10 General
Hatch were released and returned 10 duty last week.
Captain French hcnorably acquitted. Surgeon Hub
bard was found guilty Of contempt OF his superior
Officer" snd sentenced TO be reprmsrded IN general
orders
| rar psErpAxxs PROVOST couRls
established In tho country also in full operation
srd other dsordery acts sentenced 10y the court
he'd IN 81 Johns Berkeley last week 10 various
| Of imprisonment 81 hard labor in Castle Pinckney
| CIVIL rowrn
will not be restored until the return OF General Gilmore
from Washington where he has consult the Pre-
| sidcnt and War Department on The subject
MAJOR GENERAL
will be In command at Hilton Head during General Gill
mores absence and General Bsnue retains command Of
Charleston district until relieved by General Devens
! MAJOR csSRAL AsEs
has been assigned 70 the command OF the military dis
Western South Carolina and has established his
headquarters at Columbia, :. C.
GENERAL wn. GuRSEy,
who retained hero last week with the intention Of
tering into business warmly welcomed by HE
numerous friends Tne General learn returns :" New
pletng bis arrangements before commencing operations
| here. N [aaI
CAPTAIN yaxyp " AND,
another popular New Yorker and post treasurer under
General Quincy, also among the arrivals last week
Re has been rcappontcd 10 his old ONCE the duties OF
which he discharged so faithfully and scceptaby to the
public prevousto his regiments being mustered oai OF
| service
! F cAprAS LEONARD " rrnry
has been relieved Assistant Adutant General OF the
District and succeeded by Captain Geo W Hooker, Of
General Devens' STAR
received by the Last mail his full complete pardon,
known the GOVERNORS mansion for the succeeding two
days thronged with visitors who came 70 con-
| graduate him on the happy event
l rHE UNITED STATES sTEAMER KEwANhK,
Captain W. O. Pease. has arrived here from New York,
via Beaufort, N g. She is TO be stationed here perma
penty.
Is getting very lively The fall trade has opened with
not many arrivals expected, but sufficient TO make
| will be opened through TO Columbia by the 1st OF
October when may look for large influx Of country
| dealers.
| " al THE CONVENTION
| absorbs much Of public attention. Nearly all OF our
prominent men have left with the intention Of being
present a. lis itngs Your correspondent leaves for
Columbia this morning Much anxiety s expressed es
20 the action of this body Some OF the delegates II
feared not sensible they should be OF the pres
ont condition Of Affairs. The representative OF ~ Bar
thoioew's parish In passing through here en- route ex
pressed tho belief that slavery not quite dead yet
and would not now take six hundred dollars for each oi
his negroes II ~ charitable ~ suppose his parish hav
ing been cut on from mail communication that be had
a ai.oxa aInaaL Alol