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Ne~b<rn. Jss~ S.-IsssniexEes hva aH
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the people 10 isyalsy 10 ~ UsissA sesas.
Persons from diG.sent eosnti~s sse esssk-
fishing . police system fos sSs purpose u
maint.inias order. end ssPPseasing dersr-
daa;ons.
The prospects are, that the movement
to restore civil Law. through the inaugur.-
ton Of . new State government, will cal
out the largest vote ever cast in the State,
90 anxious ara the people to return to
peaceful pursuits. President Johnsoa's
amnesty proclamsDion was well received
by the people of this State also, the ap.
pointment Of Mr.. Holden. a Provisional
Governor.
The people of South Carolina have called
upon the United States military au.
thorities at Charlotte in that State for pro-
lection against their own people who were
committing depredations upon each
other.
From Richmond.
New York, June 1.-THE HeralTs
Richmond and Petersburg dispatch shows
rapid revival of business in these places.
Great progress has been made towards re.
establishing civil government throughout
Virginia under the auspicies of Governor
Pierpont. The authorities as fast 40
practicable and polite, are turning over
the State property to the charge Of the
new administration, and in much better
condition than was anticipated, when it
fell into their hands.
Brs ckin,ihge said to 10 In Cuba.
Ncw York, jane IA dispatch dated
Lexington, Kentucky, June 10th says:
Reliable information has reached :he
friends of John c. Brecinridge at this
place that he has arrived safely at Cuba.
How he got there they refuse to say.
Washington, June 1l.-Dispatches re-
ceived at the State Department, announce
that the Government Of Holland has for
mally rescinded the recognition of the BEL
ligercnt right accorded to the rebels. This
is in response to the appeals Of this Gov
eminent addressed to ell maritime powers.
AS Holland wns about the first power to
become our ally after the Revolutionary
struggle. so 10 her honor she has been the
very first to retrace her steps AFTER having
assumed different position during the
rebellion.
Diplomatic Compliments.
Washington, Juxe 1.-THE Russian
Minister. Baron Stocked. and the Spanish
Minister, Mr.. Vassar. waited on Mr.. Sew
ard yesterday afternoon at the State De.
partment and expressed in the name Of
their respective sovereigns profound con-
dolance and sympathy of the two great
nations Of the national loss sustained by
the assassination Of the President aud the
dreadful suffering Of the family Of the
Secretary of State. They greeted the
Secretary most cordially.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue decides
that it does not feel authorized by law to
regard the amount received on policy Of
insurance, either legacy or income, conse.
quently assessors until further notice will
wv AAOA0 pOCsA 0usOuuSO ~ soAs
C0lllseoa ~ Ooa.
Boston, Jsxe l0.-The steamer Ad-
1siral Dupont from New York for Fortress
Monroe. was run into and sunk on the
night Of the 9Th BY the British chip Steda
Cora from Philadelphia, bound for St.
Johns. The steamer sunk in ten minutes
after the collission. The crew and pas.
sengers, except fifteen or twenty, were
saved. The Stoda Cora sustained con-
siderable damage. and run ashore on
Smiths Point, where she RENAME II bad
condition.
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