The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-23
News, Items.
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President Madison onco said that g tho
blacks could never be. elevated TO .pelltl-
cal equality with us without q special MIR
aclc, which would turn them all white s
Major Gee, tho keeper of Salisbury
Prison, when the mortality: amongst Fed
cral prisoners was greatest, has been ar
rested in Florida; and is imprisoned IN
Washington. -
The. indianapolis Sentinel speaking of
The trial of Mr.. Davis, says that if hc
were convicted and executed, poBterity
would reverse the sentence and condemn
his judges MS murderers.
DR.. Hollands life OF Abraham Lincoln,
lust issued,is dedicated to Andrew John
SON, awith the prayer that history, which
will associate their.namcs forever, may DO
able to find no seam where their admins
trations were joined, and mark no change
of texture by which they may % con-
tracted." -.
II appears from the report of Adjutant
General Thomas that the State OF Missls-
sippi furnished to tho Federal army, by
recruitment, 10000 negroes, and l,0Oo
whites to command them. ~;
A dashing young bachelor lately ap-
pearcd in Central Park with two hand
some ponies, whose tails We're done up to
look like a Iady's waterfall, and cooped,
up in small fish nets: The resemblance
was capital, and the team created great
sensation.
The Mobile papers of The 1st inst. an
nounce that Admiral Semmes, of the late
Confederate navy, has resumed the prac-
tice of his profession Of the law in this
State, in connection with his son, S: 5.
scmmcs, Esq, lately Paymaster Of tho
Army of Tennessee,
f After the publication of tho rcturns of
the Gubernatorial election, Gen. HaMp-
ton, with the noble spirit Of highstoned
manhood, which characterized him on all
occasions requested Gov. Perry to inform
the President that he had not been elect
ed so that the President might withdraw
his pardon should he think proper.
|. Tn Memphis, the other day, seven negro
guards attempted to rescue a negro whom
q policeman had under arrest, which
brought on difficulty, resulting in the
shooting of two negroes. A crowd hay.
ing collected tho remaindes OF tho guard
retrcated..
Frcights between Baltimore and Rich
mond are lower than theybave ever been
The Times states that flour, &C., can bo'
transported to and from either place, by
steamer, at 10 cts. per Dbl.
1t is now directly understood that tho
English Government will not accede to
the claims of the United States for losses
occasioned by tho Confederate cruisers:
The commission proposed BY Lord Rus
sell is for the consideration of only such
claims as the respective Cabinets might
agrec to refer to its jurisdiction.
The Petersburg E1picss states that Gen:
Samuel Cooper, late Adjutant General OF.
the Confederate States, is ut the residence
of Mark Alexander, Esq, in Mecklinbnrg
county, Va, where he has been ever
since the surrender of Gen. Lee. His
family have recently gone to Maryland.
The General is in good health
English papers state that as yet there
is no abatcment of the plague among tho
cattle, which is mainly confined to horn
cd cattle; but it has in a few instances
broken out with great violence in fiocks
of sheep. There is danger that the, dls-
ease may be. transmitted to America.
Tho Postmaster General has issued or
dcrs for the discontinuance. of the carriage
of letters by route agents, to points be-
tween post offices. This is done to induce
The people to apply for tic establishment
of postal facilities.
The Cincinnati Enquirer publishes a
petition for the release of Jefferson Da-
Wis, signed by several; hundred ladies Of
Mercer and Boyle counties, Kentucky
A Company lis forming in Atlanta;
with capital of three hundred thausaael
dollars, for tho purpose of erecting 4.
baiding, to be known as the National
uo.~!.
,aArtcmus Ward" i: is isrcported, has re-
Gently had $40, 900 (gold, not greenbacks,)
left him by a rich uncle in London.
MI. Mallory, fate Confederate. States
Secretary of the Navy, IS in prison at
Fort Lafayette, in1New York harbor.
| 1t is ::..id that his health is much impair:
cd by his confinement.
Judge A. B. Neck, of Mobile, died re-
Gently at Columbus, Mississippi, OF an at.
fectiogo of the heart
There is.a lull in tho pardon business.
Among those whose warrants await tho
signature of the President arc Roger a.
Pryor and Robert Ould. Among the la
test applications is that of Major-Gcn.
John M,.Withcrs, Of Alabama. 4
| Gen. Duke. who succeeded to the COM
| mand of.Gen. John III. Morgan's Confcd-
crate forces on the death of tho latter,
was in st. Louis on the Sd, on a brief visit.