The New York herald., 1865-06-11

re present that the people readily soquescng and co
operating in the of the national authorities ro
restoration OF order, civL government aud domestic
industry Horse police forces Tor the prevention Of
lasIessness are being established by the citizens
in numerous counties. Tue Presidents amnesty
proclamation and the appointment of Mr. Holden fo'
Provisional Governor have given general satisfaction and
Is expected that very large vote will be poed at the
Convention
call has been made on the military authorities
in North Carolina by number Of the residents OF North
eu South Carolina for protection aganst the depreda
tons Of their own people
1t is reported that the rebel guerilla chief, Colonel
Duval Is busy engaged in reorganzing bands OF free
hooters in the neighborhood OF Columbia and Pulaski,
Tennessee.
In caucus OF members OF the Kentucky Legislature as
a candidate for United States Senator
Among the arrivals at West Point, to attend the
examinations the Military Academy, is Major General
George II. Thomas. He arrived there Thursday last
but in so quiet and unpretentious manner that few
knew Of presence until the next day. salute in
his honor was fred on Friday morning. II is expected
that the General will remain at wes. Point for several
days
Rear Admiral David D. Porter arrived in this city yes
terday from Newport l., where he has been attending
the examinations at the Naval Academy.
Large numbers of discharged troops still daily ar
irving passing through the city. Yesterday there
arrived the One Hundred and Twenty third and One
Hundred and Fifiieth New York regiments, over two
hundred men ofthe Irish Brigade sixytw men belong
ing to the Thirty ninth New York regiment, the
Thirty ninth Massachusetts and the sxty-eghth
Pennsylvania regiments. Governor Feuton has
directed the Superintendent Of the State Soldiers
Depot Howard offer the hospitaltes Of that
institution to all soldiers passing through the city on
their way home That rendezvous the Battery Barracks
the New England Rooms in Broadway and other places
in and around the city, constantly crowded with
returning troops whose needs all suppiedrefresh-
mens lodgings and other necessares being freely fur
nished to them.
In aluson the story the Nassau Guardian Of the
pirate off Inagua the Boston Traveller says
The bark Lizzie, Captain Manson, sailed hence
May 4, for Stettn, and is supposed to be the YES
sell but discredit the whole story, for she would
not be in the vicinity Of the West Indies, but of
the Banks Of Newfoundland. The follow Draine,
who captured the schooner St. Marys Chesapeake Bay,
is represented the captain OF the pirate and we
learned from Captain Moore, OF the ship Anna Kmbsl
this port was the vicinity Of Nassau N p
last month"; threatening all kinds Of vengeance against
our commerce. He may have burned some vessel, but
we doubt il 1t was the Lizzie.
MIsCELLAME0Us NEWS.
The fate Of the steamer Admiral Dupont made
known in this city yeste rday, by the receipt Of
despatch from Nantucket stating that she had boon
into by the British ship sadacoma bound from Phlade
pha to st. John, N B., on the sth inst and SUNK and
that about fifteen or twenty Of her crew perished.
6re broke out early yesterday morning in Nashville
immense building eight hundred feet long and two
hundred feet Deep filled with government quartermaster
and commssary stores and before the flames could be
subdued half the structure with the contents
consumed 1t Is said that the building contained supplies
sufficient for an army Of eighty thousand for two
ooS
two or three persons believed have been burnt
DEATH The loss estimated at between eight
and ten millions of dollars How the fre originated is not
but there suspicious that IL caused by
The proceedings in the Of the demand Of the
Consul General for the extradition of Frederick
Theodor, alias Theodore Scydell, charged with having
committed forgery in Saxony, were commenced yester
day before United States Commissioner Newton Some
interesting testimony taken, and thero was consdc
rabe argument between COUNSEL after which the case
was postponed till Tuesday next
severe rain storm, accom- panied by the most vivid
lightning and very heavy thunder visited this city and
vicinity early yesterday morning The rain commenced
to fall heavily about two O'Clock, and continued for two
or three hours 1t was of the most copious kind
coming down not in drops, but seemingly in one solid
mass. During good part Of yesterday forenoon and
fall but not in such torrents during the early
ing
The members of Warren Hose Company, OF Philade
phia who have been guests this city for the past few
days took their departure for home at ten O'Clock yes
terday forenoon, accompanied by the Reception Commit
tee on the steamer Jesse Hoyt from pier No. North
river.
The following commitments were made by the police
magistrates yesterday:-A man giving his name rs
Robert Spencer charged with burgariousy entering and
robbing Friday night the store Of Mr. Cassn, on the
corner Of Spring and Wooster Streets Lydia Haggcrty
charged with stealing FIVE hundred dollars from John d.
Moore resident Of the State Of Delaware, while the two
were together in house in Twenty fourth street. on
Friday night and Thomas Kavanagh, keeper Of drink
ing house at 1a4 West Twentieth street. and about
dozen men found in the place, charge Of being dis
orderly characters and general nuisance In the neigh
borhood.
The tugboat Dime, running between Natchez and
Rodney, Mississippi exploded her boiler on the morning
Of the 27th ult killing the wheesman and cook and
injurng the first engineer and fireman, the latter ser
ously The boat was made complete wreck
Three OF the eight nremen buried In the RUNS Of the
Are Chicago the evening of the 7th inst have died