The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-26
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
T H ( N e w S

President Johnsons rsp 10 the request OF Governor
Humphrcys Of Mississippi, for the removal OF the
tionaI troops from that etatea brief synopsis Of which
appeared in last Thursdays HsRALD-is given complete
in issue OF this morning Tho withdrawal Of the SOL
dc the President says, win take place whenever IL Is
manifest that the civil authority has boon restored and
b maintained without them 10 assures the people
OF Mssnppa that thsre 10 disposition on the part OF
che 10 deal harhly arbitrarily with hem
Only loyal compliance with the Jaws and constitution
and the inasgurssion Of such will insure full
civil protection 70 the freedmen required and these
tits uimately beneficial 70 all con-
cerned There must be mutual confidence the President
adds between the natnal and the people Of
she lately rebelous States al that has been done in
tho work Of reconstruction win be thrown away.
complee and instructive list Of the rebel piratica
engaged In dsspoiing our commerce during the
Tate war and Of all the vessels destroyed by them, pre-
pared by Captain H. Upton, Secretary OF the Ameri-
shipmaste Association, Of this city, Is given In
shis MORNINGS issue Of the HsnAID. Altogether there
twenty Of these pirate vessels whose career Of
plumber and destruction commenced In june 1851
by the sailing Of the FIRST Of them the little schooner
vannah from Charleston and ended the 9th Of the
present month by the arrival Of the last OF them the
Iteamcr Shenandoah, u Liverpool During the four
gears and little intervening between the dates
samcd these cruisers captured total OF two hundred
and scvcntynve merchant vessels Of aggregate ton
mage OF nearly one million tons, the majority OF which
werc destroyed being either burned sunk.
A sesx,on Of the United States Circuit Court with
sither Chief Justice Chase Judge. Underwood pro
aiding has been ordered 70 commence at Norfolk, Va,
20 morrow and IL thought by some that It's business
will 10 the trial or JEFF Davis.
very interesting statement Of the value Of the taxa
pls property OF Georgia tho commencement Of the
ce the rebellion and the present time gwen BY our
Nscon correspondent showing that the State sacrificed
or than half her wealth In the vain effort 70 dissolve
tbs Union when the war the government was DO
gun the lands houses slaves merchandise, stocks ans
other possessions Of the people Of Georgia aggregated
aue OF over eight hundred and forty millions Of dollars
while nov the entire property OF tho State Is not WORT
quite four hundred and nineteen millions Of dollars tn
eayicst single item Of loss the Georgans was In To
emancipation Of their four hundred and eighty sx tnou
sand slaves valued at about one hundred and ninety ou
and half millions Of dollars.
Judge Richard Busteed formerly Of this city, and nov
presidng the United States District Court Of Aabs
ma, has como into conflict with the military thers
General Wood having declined 70 obey writ Of habea
corpus issued BY the Judge for the surrender 70 tn
civil authorities Of 8 Dexter, Treasury cotton assn
nj Mobile arrested and held for trial by court martial Of
= charge Of malfeasance. subsequently the Judge OF
hered General Wood 70 appeF and show why hc shQul
not be proceeded against for contempt The Geners
ALI nsshss appearing NOR respondns swris Of attach
mont against him, direcsd 70 the United States Marshal
wsse granted By the Judge and made rssumabls on VI
blth u December proximo.
General Grant, With portion ~ his STAFF, win leav
lHeshinssa ss.lssncs On vkis " kchmond, Charles
pa ~ Nb9 Southern towns Tie General has not "