, 1865-08-22
POSTSCRIPT.
Especial to Western Associated Press.1 !,
Applications for Restoration Of Prop.

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Especial to Western Associated Press.I :.
Applications for Restoration OF Prop
erty.
+ NEW foEK. Aug. Al O'Clock 4. u.
The Herald's Washington special says: During
ast week upwards Of a dozen citizens Of the South,
rho had obtained pardons, tuade personal applica-
tton at the Fseedmen's Bureau for the restoration
Of lands which had been taken into custody o! the
Bureau- On The production Of certificates Of par-
don. applicants were furnished with orders upon
the local aeents Of the Bureau IN the South for res
ituion Of the property csImed With the PROVISIONS
that the owne1s be made to cnmpensato the
bl.cks for crops they MY b. cultrattng thereon
OF leave Them In undiatu.bed possession till the
game are harvested.
Sentence Cotnmuted. >.
It Is understood the sentence Of DEATH passed BY
the Military Court ut Cincinnati on G.
ST. Legcr Gscnell, British subject convicted Of
aiding prisoners Of var at Camp Douglas TO escape,
has been cou,uutcd By tbs President to impslson-
naent for Lie at hard work al Dry Toftugas.
South Car0lfnc.
Tho Herald's Charleston correspondent says ::
Very little attention has been paid by the army o'
Gers 10 the demands Of Gov PeITys civil appolntees
for The surrender to them Of superior control In the
administration OF affairs, and the Palmetto Stale
remains under military rule. Thcrc has been no &c
tuaa collision, but considerable disagreement and
Lack Of cooperatton between the civil and military
authorities. Gen. Gilmore, who recently returned
to Charleston fom his tour through tho INTERIOR In
conference with Gov Perry, b represented as stat
tng that fhe military Viii maintain the direction of
affairs I'LL the State Government Is organized.
Convention candidates appear to be brought out
slowly. Most ofthe leading men nominated on The
several tickets hare Withdrawn n favor O.
new men. The general disposition Of the people is
opposed to my Issue being made but that Of the
common welfare. There L. e1neefe desire fo;elect
delegates who VIII be respectful to tho Gore1nneut
anti The Nosthesn people at large. This withdrawal
of 60 many OF INC Old etlzcns seaFea difficult to
make up such q delegation OF experienced men 10
compose the convention IN time Ike the present.
The mechanics bare put forth ticket, the cardt.
dates beng. With but one OF two exceptions, e1pe'
Ileuccd men or TINT particular cass Another elass
ticket has also appeared, composed principally ol
natusalized citizens-Ge1uaan and French.
Affafse III the Interior u1e improving, much
better slate Of feeling being gradually exhibited
by The whites and blacks towards each other.
The Land, Banking and Immigration Company,
fot the purpose Of inducing immigration to this
State has betn fully organized and ehortly, will
commence operations. Tho agent Of The company
Nlll be located in this city, to receive i'll who come
10 provide for their comfort and make all the nr-
rangemeutr for their transportation to- such parts Of
the State as they may elect for their residence.
Gov. Pe1ry's proclamation pleased the chiyalsy
greatly. Many who held aioof previously md de-
clined takin. the OATH hnre hurried TO The neareet
Provost Ma1shal's office to declare their allegiance
to The Government, and qualify themselves to vote
It Wns In every instance regarded ~ the sounding
death knell OF military rulc, and the
restoration to power Of the. marty that
took The State out or the Union, md care cYery
support to The rebellion. Since biz appointment
has been known, Gov. Perry has, By ali ctasses o,
scccssIonists, Aeen PRONOUNCED one Of The abtes,
men In the State This fact they e1r very slow II,
discovering. md tts discovery Is probably due to
thc publication, simultaneously With his appoint.
mcnt, Of bis t.mons Granville speech. The Govern.
,ncnt could bare made no better choice among tho
civilians without going out Of The State. However
eircng UnionIst Cor. Perry may be thought Ia the
North, 1t ts m undouhted fscI he is among the
strongest Unloutsts In the State Tho people take
the oashs required OF THIN without
scruple. but among tbenselycs they
claim they arc compulsory, u,la, consequently
not binding. Nearly esesJ one expresses hfs de-
termination still to remain loyal 10 his Slate and
II she ayer secs tit to 50 out Of the Eniou again. be
is determined 10 share her fortunes Ill oaths to the
contrary Notwithstanding. They do not Jet, ID
many instnncea, gtTe up the idca Of slase7T+ They
believe emancipation tnesnl, aud propose, even II
forced 10 acknowledge IT. "hen carried BY the votes
Of inc States Us m amendment to Tie Consultation
10 Ect up come Aina OF arrangement nf when tney
VIII na'c eia'tfs IL Mefelstn1ns out 4ames iae leg
's'a'o1e nas, aoe5 aoPe' n1 eonae nonlaat sa" u
Remuneration 1os iNfs anu a'oW W. taaste1 10 use
"nAt coesuse msasn1cs No n'as la1Hk necessary 'of
eoa,pen.ns .haE tapor'
,1sa Ins mt' a,aruir ., s0' "n's~es 's III
pccssJonal ca,cs Of tronh1e between the n]antcr
,nd hts libc, I'd r1a.es mr. brought before con,,.
n is difficult FIR thc former to undarrnn1 ths sincc
b.s 1,borr tas becnc ter be bos1c. ,hf rIoh,s he
rormr11r rs,Ir~a of eccrrfn, bina 11onr 5erI,rc
lint IA Ionr r. fbey hare nerroes m tber n1anta.
ttons they wilt enforro nld nlant,tfon sjscin,na
md .h,n ther, vbsn .hev th,nl. ,bcv i,..rrx,. #
Occ,,,on,,1t, nm ~ ,ho,1, et.h, neero md :.
h,,,,cbt hei,rs tbc r,royoet conrt
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i1ec1lcd rnon rhano,n. ~. no11cv Tha cnve,nor
says 1ho Tirr1nta rebels haze srce,red linn and
nnxc frr1r.tcfut for What be In, dnr. IN, 3t,nn
urler thelr n-ornfzc, or t7,r,e loval mi aerent
~nsurt nm, nat be ,xr mt .o.e-,te rhc,r
trif}nr and .nhterfupe.
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aesps'eneu "1no' a,,"a su,s - ~. .ns
! son,a me n..s' ~. Sttn "o, ~. :" 'ne-s
l o1"'" 11u'u' '. ~ up ~
aeG'eease Of eefesal hundred deaths per DAY. WHICH,
Is oououess only Fn1all portion Of Inc nnmoef no
l1ced. In Alabama paper saJi this business hAs
become 70 extensive and common that sone plan
ters even ray they could nannre their land with the
aeao cneaeses OF negroes. negroes can oe shos
uo"a oai's ~ sai8soaeo to"us' "uete tae antnof1'
ueo Nv a4taolc " sup tno EA'e VI t1tus1' Il fa
fonao'e ~ SUPPOSE ,n's osotai "osA ~ cattieo on
.lote e31eneitey "Ae1e olhs9 na'e ~ Pso
ss oA' .n1 ~. ". r. .s., s 49,. " 1.na.. ~ A.
ee'nss 'e' We 4eas' ,he pFaeHeat WORKING oi ene
cospuaes 10 9.e1alna'e INC eo'ofeo 1see' WHICH
IS '''oiuDs ~ sns's''aa afe.
A2utnnn flenus
me haleseh Progress o. Inc tota last learns nom
toI. LAWRENCE eonl"ana'ng luz posi- =. uolosooso'
thas FIJI negroes were Killed nj Or near WarsaW, 3"o
weeks ago. 1heir tosneF o"nef 1et on INC approach
O. .ae oa.un .,l W u1s, .. ~ IT. .nss
ee"t 10 "osA ann uanu esoE so"leS Htmne''
Fcenli3 ana o.oesu .am '" ,.0' 4na n.sa
1e'useo' anu 'u1 p1ot.esos '. Nv p1sc' 5e.uus'
fome neenpo's 'unca WIN am9, . "usta .s %sn
on aealn a' ~ .n.'s ~ s.eAu 'aeu rsau
xnns 49, -, ~, mHs r., 'oA'
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,1,s,,.,-ov an1,st 81 ...:1ha p,ca;,ert ,,,a an.
.,.taa S,aorr,a ~ nrool. fTntted sI,tcs n1str.r1
| Pgae. n..ss; n f,cn35v 95,r.ha, nn5 n =;
st"thncs Attorney. for the District or tha state o.
| s.".h ra-o,;n. Tie tbra, gentlemen berptofor,
."na;n,s1 ~ ,hesc o,.Ices heyIn,. ,echnic,l]y in
a5 th,,,eo,-,s In tho ,c,,e,1Inn cnn1a mi rat,
ttc nresc-bc;1 ooth. Tho gentlemen Just apuointet
| arc en- bsrrassed With no such disability.
pnr5oned.
Among Inc speclaI pasoons recently e!ab1ed D.
| the PFcsIdcnt was one to cese johnson, Of Ten
] ncsscc. formerly member Of the Uuited State.
I House OF Representatives, and ex!Postmastcr Gen