The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-06

curity 70 our community To have been seectsa ~
permanent garrison for this post was no nconsacfap'e
compliment; but perhaps there was no body OF men
whose composition more calculated 70 impress re
this city who will carry with them regrets and
tender feelings OF friendship. they canlo' pe
induced 70 remain and work with US ior ost ~ h anu
country good, sunny cline and hosp1pc nomes
tempt them to stay, then we bd them oa speeo
May they have 70 regret the time iey nave
spent Charleston We part with them IN sadness one
and ALL from the accomplished officers 70 me gallant
pr.vates who have been our good protectors we wsn
them safe arrival at their homes ana Ian.les WIEN
Old Charleston having thrown OF the garment OF sonow
shall once more rise her desoaon anu stano erect
In all her former bloom and loneliness II wil oe happy
and pleasing reflection for the members OF tne ohe
Hundred and Twenty seventh regiment New York Volun
that they aided by kindness ana generosity IN TUG
hour OF her deepest humiliation 70 orine aoo"s 'nas
brotherIy love which regns IN the heart OF our
people AL .8 49,,
The following recent promotions have been made in this
regiment-Fst Lieutenant M l. Conant 10 be captain,
vice CAPTAIN Bogert promoted; First Lieutenant James
r. Havand TO be captain, vice Captain DE Beyose, re-
signed; Second Lieutenant O. r. Eaton TO be first ieu
tcnan vice Hayiland promoted Second Lieutenant Geo.
Proulx 70 be FIRST lieutenant; Second Lieutenant d.
Patterson TO be first lieutenant
THE NINETY SIXTH REGIMENT YORK VOLUNTEERS
arrived hore Thursday evening, and have also taken
their departure for Hilton Head 10 be mustered out OF
service.
THE ONE HUNDRED AND ErTy. SEVENTH REGIMENT NEW YORK
VOLUNTEERS,
Colonel Carmichael, now at Mount Pleasant awaiting
discharge from service, TO be mustered out on the
Fourth Of Juythat being the day selected by the reg
ment
A NkW MILITARY DEPAKknkNI,
TO be called the Eastern District Of South Carolina has
been created and General Beals assigned the command
General Beas' headquarters will be at Florence, o.
This district includes Georgetown.
Five companies OF the Thrteth veterans
under command OF Major 8. D. shepey left Georgetown
on the 18th ut Tor Florence where ney are 70 40 ga
son duty. Captain Whmarsh, OF the twenty nnth Name
Volunteers is In this city for the purpose Of pro-
curing equipments for his company, which 10 to be
mounted and act as the cavalry command In General
Beales' department. Captain W. is prompt and ex-
perenced Officer and Will render great service ID ms new
line Of duty.
ARRIVAL or REBEL PRKoNER6
The steamer Constitution with seven nunored repe!
prisoners South Caronians from Point Lookout arrived
here Thursday ON morning Their healthy appearance
was the subject OF general remark.
sEALwEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
The announcement OF semiweekly hne OF steameis
between New York and charleston mas raised the Lang
Company very high in the estimation OF the business
public 1t supposed the semi weekly connections VIII
Quaker City now fitting for the ne Is pronounced by
those who know her TO be splendid vessel OF the same
class as the Santiago de Cuba
BANKING NsTrruTlo@
The Peoples Bank has received permission rom me
Secretary OF the Treasury 70 open new national oanx
capital Of three millions Of dollars meeting Of the
stockholders was held, and the OLD board unanimously
70 elected The books Of subscription viii! DC opened az
an early day WITHIN Inc past tnfee days the oeposs ID
,on yS cona 81 bo AZ otnsns Of
was held on the 2ith uitlmo, AZ wnlcn tne non WIN W.
Boyce was present and addressed INC czens gvng ms
views and observations in regard 70 MS recent TIP 10
Washington. The address is 70 be published
PROM coLUAmA. G:
We have dairy arrivals from Coiumpa, . Y. SeneiaI
Hartwell is there ana very m1cn esteemed Dy Inc
citizens A NUMBER OF new Duhdlngs were already ~
process OF CONSTRUCTION ana business was Ievvng me
negroes have made preparations Tor barbecue on me
Ohio.
FROM ST. MATHEWS, e. C.
IN ths dstrict we learn inc crops are very nne ns
section OF country fortunately escaped the visits OF eher
army. "A meeting was recently neId ID the parish, AZ
which the planters and freedmen were both present.
ana satisfactory arrangements maze between them
in regard TO the price Of labor The planters agreed
70 give ten collars per month 10 every a1ie
bodied man and proporslonate price Ior those OF es
ability THIS CONSIDERED very nDeral arrangement
Considerable cotton has been planted IN tnis District
There 10 also very large amount OF the old crops on
hand, which has been slowed ana modem away from
rebel tax gatheren and mpressng agents during the last
three and four years rch neid IL open mere or enter
prislng capitalists -
Ia. TUE umooIoS as. lASM 49, ..n,,
Peddiers wltn their wen nlied PACKS ana uAVenng
wagons, are now going through the up country, ana
ron al accounts are anu nospmaVy tecessH Uy
the people, VINO are anxious 70 exchange ther prooucts
ior YANKEE noons me cnange tney say, can scarcey
ue iosSsu anv 70 peTp,e . VIC ~ .h r ~, n
tne appearances o' whe .rCops among tncm out nave
perfect horror Oh coloed soldiers VINO VIII use their IN
nuence 10 make 'ne 'apoFcs ossa'sneo anu ea'e INC
pian'a"ohA
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TINS contnucs 10 Absorb ana ehgross tDe minus Oh 'no
people 10 every secon Of ,he Iate 'ehern natch, On
the z4th u't, issued me iollowing ordcr:-
General O.drs-No o.
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IL has come 10 the knowieage o. tne Ustnct Som-
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