The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30
Tho Restoration In Southern States.

GOVERNOR HOLDEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Gov ORR
WASHINGTON December 23.-The Secretary of State
has, by direction of the President addressed letter to
Provisional Governor Holden, of North Carolina reev
Ing him Of that trust and expressing the Presidents
acknowledgment Of tho fidelity, tho loyalty and tho dis
cretion which have marked his administration. copy
OF the letter has been sent to the Governor North
carolina, with the tender of the cooperation of the
Government of tho United States whenever it may be
found necessary in eocting the early restoration
tho permanent prosperity and welfare the State over
which he has been called to preside.
Theae officials communications similar, with the
exceptions of names, to those recently addressed to
Governors and Provisional Governors of other Southern
States, with similar purpose The following the re-
fo - "coIuMn1s SOUTH % cSnoirsA, y svle geeembcr 22
"Hon William H. !Seicard, Secretary Of State:
ornor Perry has returned to his home in Grecnville
Your dispatch has been forwarded to him by mail 1t
that her government has been entrusted t. officers Of
their own selection. In ther thank you for the
States when found necessary in cfecting early roS
oration and permanent prosperity and welfare of the
to do oil in my power upholdng tho supremacy OF the
laws OF the United States, and in advancing tho honor
interest and prosperity of our common country.
"JANES L. ORR, Governor"
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
WASHINGTON, December 24.-The following telegram
has just boon received:
"RALEIou, NC, December %, 1865
iS va hon ~: A. SscGrd s Secretary cf State:
rs Provisional Governor of North Carolina has been re-
ssivsd T. gives me pleasure to be relieved of the
transfer the Great Seal the papers and property of the
state now In my possession, to the Hon. Jonathan
President my sincere Acknowledgements for the honor
he has done me. and the confidence roposed in me- in
Wih the expression of the hope that his plan the
restoration OF the insrgcnt States to their natural and
appropriate place in the Union may be crowned with
entire success have the honor to with high respect
your obedient servant W. W. HOLDEN"
BrnziI.-IIow American Immigrants are
Welcomed.
We are In receipt of the Anglo Brazilian Times paper
published at Rio Jancro of November G. from which It
appears that the tide of immigration the United
States is setting In with considerable follow
ing extract indicates the eagerncss with which such
immigrants are welcomed
We happy to ud that our most sanguine expecta-
tons as to the manner in which Americ immi grafton
realized in tho kind reception given by the President
and inhabitants OF San Pauo to General Wood and his
colleagues.
From etter rcceivee from Dr. warne wo extract the
following satisfactory account of their reception by
them reception which. Independent of the desire OF
all clnsses to encourage immigration to DO expected
from the proverbial hospitality of tho Paulenses.
Tho next day. at A. NJ tho pretty little city of St.
Palllo was revealed to us, and o thorough
quanancc with it and tile people. satisfied that
our first convictions right They have treated
Like friends and brothers since arrival The Pres
dent promised everything wanted, and Is now
making duo preparations to start on our journey
tomorrow morning. The President called US yester-
day in full military costume and the city council sent
deputation to wait with address welcoming us
to Brazil etc. The President also put at our service
his box at the theatre which we accepted along with
many other cirtties cannot sufficiently express and
our pleasure at the treatment of every body In the city
us. We shall long remember them"
Ihe Rev. Mr Dunn, OF Louisiana, also has had an in
tervicw with the Minister Of Agriculture and
lighted at the frank and liberal ideas expressed by his
Excelency the subject of religious forms and differ
ences of belief Mr.. Dunn has. likewise received from
the Imperial Government the generons facilities
for coaess examination Of any province lie wishes
inspect, have been afforded to Gen. Wood and other
persons from tile United States.
On the arrival OF tho Havana the pioneer vessel of the
newly established steam mail line between Brazil and
New York. the Minister of Agriculture content with
the orders issned by him to the Official agent colonza
ton to proceed board tho vessel afford facilities
for the decentralization of any cmigrants tha may
secretary with the object of seeing what further
measures could be adopted for smoothing their way
Various small parties of emgrants from the United
States have been forwarded to tho districts chosen by
them, harbnSers, trust of steady influx from the
States and Europe to country whose products and
climate offer rare advantages of and profit the
agriculturist