The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
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iAatants as brought by tho Baaiah,. st. Farther
Point. This dispatch is precisely the.same as ono
copied from journal Of q neghboring city, and
published in the Ne,cs OF Thursday morning under
1.-The eommercial head. We consequently have re41
Trained from publishing IT,. Such teIegr&ma are of
no use 70 the press Or the public. ji.:s"
IA very interesting letter from General WADE
HAMPTON, to The people of this State, wIlhe found
dn our columns to-day. - =, '.'.'.i.- .":
:preaident BucHANAN's book on his Admins
trsAiop win pc found noticed 10 another. colnfnn,
with extracts and commantsi l ! =
Our ex-Confederate readers will be pleased to
shake hands with Col. voS BoRoKE, whose racy
narratAvSlsa BidXf,c0o3 Ge,tayIINeg in another.
part Of tho paper.
The steamer W. w. Colt, well known in our
coast~aters, narrowly escaped u SERIOUS disaster,
,-sawih heiseen in auf Ioesl e9lppn.
The Washington, ,Sar Of Saturday, speaking of
- Tfesiaeuf JoHNsoNs views with: reference to the
asrpsrdon question, Says: "He designs pardohing
~ ALI except abott one Thousand of the civil and
military. leaders, whose fate will depond ON the
action1of Congresa.E A general amnesty, except
ing these cases,s ie mot deemed oxpedient as the
y annohncement Of "a prescribed lisr would not
only create dissatisfaction throughout the coun--
try, but still further elnbarrass the President by
arraigning against his policy powerful combina-
tion Of the friends and Tie sympathizers OF the
excepted appiaants@ t.t.-,, -
Governor M4ByES of Florida, in his message to-
361ofed race In ts country ean;be fully and fairly
protected in their persons aifd" property they
may be stimulated to be Industrious and econom-
- icaI, In order to eduGate themsefyea lnd their
childrqn and improve their physical, moral, and
IL iqtellectpal condition, ana become, not many
years hence, the best free agricultural peasantry
for our soil and climate that the world has ever
seen. But If denied Protection and justice, they
will be deprived of the ordinary motives TO indus
try and economy. -,
The b5nohburs Ess5inian, Of the 10th, says in
il Preference to Gen. K1apy sslITH that this distin-
j ghi4hed gentlenen; late Confederate eonnander
of the Department Of the Trans -Missssippi feach-
ed this city yesterday morning direct from Cuba,
M where he he's been soiourning for several months.
49,. His many friends will Welcome him back to the
Hp totnes In authority
fFous General GRANT to do: So to be placed on the
footing of other Confederate officers Of his rank
From the Mafion-tS. C1 Crescent we learn that
y Col I! ~ DDsD1sr 4sa SaaadatoI5 t6pFesent the
first Congfsssa0naL District in Washington at the
.naEtHession. aFromeur knowledge of this gentle
s,... say with the fullest conviction that
"9v: if phbG, man in. :qafh i take the
~ oat el;DUDtHE is the mnn-,ha having
always been nnia9 @ tpali m His vorst
seceesionist.i aTAe Colonel has our best
Wishes! It .:y,-f-a.3 Tx, CI:T-.r
:, ~ Hsonst tho aamepnpea weuaso learn that pub
;r as At Mafe1fa courtt House;
I H.. rttosemher Ohio ersapi2e police gqaff To- main
pssTxe cTdes;, and protect property
in our midst. Commit eas + iwcre appointed, and
the meeting adjourned to meet again on the 23d
Ilkt Mbi PROVOST Gp4efals "Bureea! flies, hard.
corporars guard Of clerks are engaged in settling
up the affairs Of this once terrible branch of the
r.. s government" tits Supposed that congress will
slriabolah 'she Blraap refnrn to his
:, ~ fhnkas Lieutenant Colonel and: Assistant Adu-
41 tant1 Ir 'a.. a,,s*; "a. y;sa:: ,,i"e
stadrices from Texas lrepreaent, The cotton
fields as remaining unpiGked-the negroes refus-
ing to work Tor love or money.
writer In the Cincinnati 6dzeae, Ehe has made
It q9ths through the Cotton States Of
IN the Sonth, as therrasu of his observations add
''' A's' Of capital and enterprise to 60
J7''- South and engaga the cultpreof slttoh whSoh
"a he Thinks for the nexteight opten years. will pay
~ better than any pther insestIneHt: he speaks
49, OF tfe Southern epeople, and thinks. Aaas
Government might now safeiy withdraw the mill
: tary, and leave the States to manage their own
- affairs. : :.-;i.i .H,tA-I.f.l <n'iri
AAa. The principal European Powers favor confsRzt
n'e.ce to deviaemeans for hec9ng the progr OF
" 4 IA choler8fi'-s T,1'r, sc., :,.. sHii q
.,: "nt .seunt MotrHoIoN the Minister, adas
thefe is ~ has been amy hnfriendlness
r. ya tween our That which he rspaas5
Bent5. '"' u "!.'hr.ci o. . - ,.t.., lo-:-!
The Independence Beige hgBerts t6at Franc rvHf
soon withdraw her troops from Mexico, and that
the epeech Of the Emperor on the opening Of the;
ohamhra Will ae- Of so Raeiaaa character &gHI &a.|gH
Iu remoye all grounds for objection on the part OF
the enited staaealhdJ GA Ja@iI zyrcl
The Richmond Eaquirer, Of the 18th inst, an:
nounces the restoolfabtioh Of sliands to numerous
parties in Loudonn and Fairfax Counties, Va, by
stnri recent order Of General EATON Commissioner
s!Yf that DptfM. soniS df tbe Farms have been
Held BY ffeodhieh anu haYley u -f1eeiaevi improve
''a"@sat4, which sseta Be- paid fqr delivery.
AS we have seen various confiicfin3at statement.
in reference tolth5 inducements Of Mr. Mrrorrrr>.
We copy the following from the Richmond Eqq1uIrer
SaEhiSh msy be, relsd upon ''Ihs distineuisss,,
gentleman, who aS{e to this city afer his recent
release from confinement in fortress Monroe, pisa
aScu ited Mashingon city few days ago, and after