The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-12
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Raleigh despatch Of yesterday announces that Mr..
Worth is elected Governor Of North Carolina by ma
jority OF from five ten thousand Provisional
Governor Holden
Avery interesting report of several days proceedings
Of the South Carolina Legislature up to and including
tho 4th instant from of Columbia correspondents
appears in columns this morning With these legs
ators the appears TO pc the elephant with which
they do not know what to do; but the majority
OF the propositions regarding him introduced
appear to be designed to reduce him back to
condition Of slavery possible under state Of
nominal freedom Some of the members express strong
apprehensions Of negro Instructions and bills have
therefore been reported for the purpose Of empowering
State officers to all firearms found in the possession
of the freedmen prevent them from hereafter becom
ing possessed Of arms and to punish with severity any
Whitc person proposing 10 sell the same TO them Mea
also proposed to shut shops kept by the
ireedeD and to pohibi, any white person employing
negro without written consent Of his her
former master having first been obtained. The South
Darenians very anxious for the removal from their
amidst Of all the national troops and the organization Of
their State militia.
Major General Fitzpatrick, Of Now jersey, the distn-
gushed cavalry leader has received the appointment of
United States Minister Chile, and expects leave
the capital OF that republic While the General
yesterday at the War Department, Washington,
The Secretary Of War complimentcd him by ordering the
Of Fort Runyon, the Washington defences, TO
be- changed to that Of Fort Fitzpatrick.
Alexander H stephens rebel Vice President lately
released from confinement in Fort Warren Boston har.
Dor, having beer solicited to become candidate for
Governor Of Georgia has written letter in which he
positively declines allow has be used in that
connection. In Fridays HERALD published letter
from Mr. Stephens also refusing though strongly urged
% be scandidate for Congress.
New Orleans despatch states that John c. Brcckin.
ridge rebel ex- Secretary OF War; who last heard
from in Canada proposes settle in Texas President
Johnson will pardon him. His rebel companions who
accompanied him from Earope 10 Canada have reached
Texas Breckenridge ascriocs the failure Of the rebellion
20 the supersedure Joe Johnston by General Hood be-
tors Atlanta.
Colonel Brown, Assistant; Commissioner Of the Freed
Bureau in Virginia, has issued circular directing
his subornates enforce upon the negroes the ncces
i,y Of entering into and fulfilling labor contracts witt
the planters All able bodied freedmen who refuse or
neglect comply with these regulations are to be treated
) warrants
Intelligence 20 the 30th Of September from the new
thriving Territory OF Montana has been re-
csiyed Governor Edgerton being about TO leave The
Territory for few months he had issued proclamation
appointing as Acting Governor during his absence Gen
ers Thomas Francis Meagher the Territorial Secretary
The General very fay oaby received by the people
whom no had publicly addressed on Two three
sions He would call the legislature together as
possible act matters Of importance to the Terri
tory The Montsnans we're urging the establishment Of
Geographic communication with the East.
A despatch OF the I'd inst. from Brownsville. Texas,
confirms our suspcions heretofore expressed that the
imperial accounts Of the repulse Of the Republicans in
their attack on Matamoros the 18th ut greatly
exaggerated Those accounts represented that the
r.nublican forces had received such damaging
blov, that they we're not likely to be trouble
somo soon again But II appears that on the ID
inst they still rema ned around the town, keeping u -
closely hcmmed IN that inhabitants and garrison were
nearly in a starving condition. Matamoros paper 81
che ala, u admitted the usual artillery firing and
diminishing between the republicans and imperiaiss
continued French transports with imperial reinforce.
ments we're sad 10 be al the mouth OF The no Drahd
bu was thosght they would have difficulty N getting
up to Matamoros az tho river below the town was held
by the republicans
President Gcrrard 81 pay, in a recently issued man.
Seso Informed HE people that war vessels purchased N
New York were % Their way Cape Hayden, and That
with these the sade 81 that would again o. r.
esabi she'd thus starving out the rebel army there and
forcing Ito succums Besides these, he Gays the GOV
has other fully repaired and ready
o. pat sea- and that folly for the rebels further u
enieayor 10 keep ~ the contest
gentleman residing Jamaica, writing 10 friend
III boston under Of TOE sd Of October gives
nrt uars Do heretofore made public Of The aud
y,rIn Of The negro Insvncccp nthet stand He state
thai The negroes Of y. lsrsh q $, Thomas ig lhj
Esst had owing TO tbeu Incidence aud want Of thrift
p,econe greatly 10 with their government
che "a, meni Of which Was finally peremptoriy dc
qpaaded by the Authorities and armed force 20 pro
81 the tax collector was ordered thither Meantime
che negroes appealed the courts the decisions Of which
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