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By the arrival Of the D. C.. Murray 10 Is day
and he TYhisAsr in Is days from San Francisco, v
are IN receipt Of cur regular files OF CaIifarnis an,
Eastern papers
The ielesraphic news il twelve days later than on
previous dates, but there is a blank of ten days. Th,
wires had been down most OF the time for twenty days
The news Is not Of much Importance.
New YoRK, June Ilth.-The New Orleans CORE
spondent Of the Herald says it is estimated that the
total amount Of cotton secreted west Of the Mississip.
p! IS one hundred thousand bales-tgo thirds OF
which IS IN a kansas. Pierre Soule is in Mexico
EE-Goyer1or Moore YVES arrested at Mobile and sen,
70 Washington. General Sheridan has issued orders
iorotdding military interference with The shipment
OF cotton Steamer Cor ITOup, for Savannah,
with Il cargo Of cotton, took fire eleven miles below
Augusta. The vessel, cargo aud baggage were lost.
Four o: the passengers, % mostly negroes, were
drowned General MoiinesuX has ordered the school
teachers OF Augusta to take the oath Of allegiance.
Orders have been sent by the authorities Of Augusta
tor q supply Of scheol books for the free schools. to
be at once opened for all classes. All restrictions on
trade are removed by Generals Gilmore and Grover
m their respective Departments.
New Orleans aivices OF the 9th state that an i'm
portan. clue TO the cause Of the late disastrous ex-
Plosion At Mobile. 1t il thought. has been obtained.
n man named Wall bas been arrested at Mobile.
charged with being implicated. He states that he
and two other men. on the night previous 10 the eX-
piosion, placed ~torpedces between the building con-
tanning the powder, and that the work was per-
formed under direction from q rebel Major. who
threatened them with instant deatI<i IL they disobeyed
or offered a resistance, and that the Major after wards
lighted the fuse Of the shell connected with the in
fernal machine. ~Torpedoes were also discovered in
the rooms Of the Custom House so arranged as TO
explode on the opening Of the doors. Others were
found concealed IN decks Of the same building.
NEwBERs, v. C. June observation-disclosures from all
parts OF the State indicate the return Of the people
10 loyalty TO the United States. Citizens from differ
cot counties are establishing a home police system,
TOR the purpose Of maintaining order and suppress
no . - TOM - ruVan 49, -. u
nent 10 restore civil law through the Inauguration
OF a new State Government, will cali out the
!aTgest vote ever east in The State, SO anxious are the
people 10 return 10 peaceful pursuits. President
Johnson's amnesty proclamation was well received
oy the people CT this State also the appointment Of
Mr.. Holden rs Provisional Governor.
The people Of South Carolina have called upon the
United States military authorities at Charlotte, in
TINS state. Tor protection against their own people.
who are committing depredatious upon each other.
NV YORK, June IIth.-Tbe Herald's Richmond
ard Petersburg dispatches show the rapid revival Of
business IN those places. Great progress has been
made IN the work OF reestablishing civil government
throughout Virgins, under the suspices of Gov.
~FIerpont The authorities, as fast as practicable and
polite. are turning over the State property to the
charge OF the new administration, and ia a much
better condition than was feared when it fell into
their hands.
WASHINGTON, June II-Despatches received a,
the State Department announce that the Government
Of the Netherlands has formally rescinded the recog-
milton of the belligerent right accorded to the rebels
This is in response TO the appeals Of this Governmpn,
addressed TO all the Maritime Powers. AS Holland
was about the first Power to become our ally after
the revolutionary struggle, so. TO her honor, she has
been the very first TO retrgce her steps after having
assumed q different position during the rebellion.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Russian Minister.
Baron Stoekl, and Spanish Minister, Mir. Vassap.
waited upon Mr.. Seward yesterday afternoon, at the
Department Of State, 10 express, in the name Of their
respective sovereigns, the profound coincidence and
sympathy OF these Two great nations for the national
loss sustained by the assassination Of the President.
and for the dreadful ~suffcrin g of the family of the
Of state They greeted Mr.. Seward with
r most cordially expressed and sincere satisfaction at
bis recovery.
NEW YoRK, June 1.-THE Tri5une's Washington
specIal says that Major General Ord has been as
signed TO the military command of Oregon. with hs
headquarters 1T Portland.
\ statement is published by General Halleck in
which he says the orders which were issued by him
relative TO The movement of troops, after General
arrangement with Johnston had been dis
approved. we're issued under Instructions from Gen
erai Grant As TO the wording of the orders. he
bad no Intention to reflect upon, or be disrespectful
10 General Sherman.
General Stoneman publishes 4 statement showing
hat he Intentionally disobeyed General Sberuan's
orders. took his own way, and failed to capture Da-
The Tri6uac's special says General sherman's
riends assert that General Halleck's placing the re-
ponsloIlty for his orders upon General Grant, il n
dishonest qulbh!e. General Grant notified Gen. Hall
eek of the Governments disapproyal, but the spe-
az hAAihth IA pGutthl tLileC y, anu unknown
o General Grant. General Sherman has a letter
General Halleck. IN which ne says in what ne
id be was only carrying out what ne knew 10 be
he wishes OF the War Department.
New YORK, June l5-The Herdtf's Richmond
says that General Terry has assumed
he command OF the Department OF Virginia in plncc J
{ General Ord. General Turner has been assigned
D the military district Of Henry County, embracing !
richmond. His hEst act was TO sauelch the rebel G
iayOT- who had been reinstated with a negro hunt Q
az rebel police
A band Of guerrillas. five hundred strong, lately
in Patrick County, Virginia, threatening a
he inhabitants with vengeance. Four have been Q
rres,ed; two we're AZ once tried sud sentenced 10 be a
Rot, and the others were sent to the peniteniiary. !
The TTibune's Richmond correspondent says that !
ie military authorities, under command of Generals .
alIeck. Patrick and Ord. in connection with the j
Mayor May, have insuguratei n system OF =,
and outrage upon the colored people Of :,
ichmcud. which has created intense excitement. =
The TTibuEes Washington special dispatch SAYS a T
OF cclored men from Richmond arrived -
day 70 seek an audience with the President. They -
present that under the military restrictions in
their condition - not better than when >
icy we're ID slavery. aud they propose to ask that n >
Decial inquiry be made a. 10 their acts in order that =
= proper remedy may be applied TO place them on -
footing in cOnsoGaace with the liberal and enlight- =
ed policy adopted by the Government as to other -
lored populations in the South. =
WAsurSGroN. June 15.-General Grant arrived in III
is city this morning.
The Fortress Monroe correspondent Of the Phila- m
lphia Inquirer. writing on the 18th, says for some hi
ne q mutinOus spirit has existed in the coiored st
vairy brigade belonging to the Twenty-fnh Corps, m
2 men declaring that the Government had no right vi
send them to Texas. On the 18th, when on board
steamer. this spirit OF discomfort took the form Of n
N mutiny, snd the vessel was run up 10 one of