, 1865-11-13
An Attempt to Restore
Slavery in South
Carolina.
The Legislature Prctends to Fear
Negro lnsurrection.
A NEW WAY TO PAY
THE REBEL DEBT,
GEN. LOGAN OFFERED THE
MISSION TO JAPAN,


unprecedented Customs Rccctptx-Or.
der from Gen. McDosTcll-Rebel Debt
tnthc Southern nState.-Eharse against
Gen. CanbJ-den. Lognn-Story Con.
tradfctcd-Hosv South Carolina Pro-
poseh to Pay Her Tax-Bounsy Dc
cf4ion.
tspccia, Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
---.... WASHINGTON, Nov. II.
ihe receipts from Customs In October reached In
round numbers the unprecedented amount Of acy-
entecn millions In gold, about six millions tuorc
than 1t WIS estimated they would be. The rccripss
at four principal ports werr: New York s11,D0a.-
7S7so; Boston $l,ea7, 100. II; Philadelphia s5Q3
i6s-14; Balstmore f17a 935.0B The following orlep
tssued BY Gen. Mcdowell commanding the Depart.
ment Of the Pacift, Is indication Of the feeling
which !pnsnh along CHI Mexican border on the
questions Of RepublItanism versus imperialism II,
Me1iso: Ills made the duty OF the officers con-
California whilst keeping In view The recent orders
allowing the expectation Of arms and munitions OF
war, 70 instruct TIC commanders on The Southern
frontiers within this Department to take the neces
Eary measures 70 preserre the neutrality of tha
United States with respect 10 the partics enrnerd
N the war IN Mexico, and to suffer no parties to
Any arms or munitions Of war to be sent over TIC
frontier to either belfscrcnt. This IL not to pre-
rent individuals from passing with arms for thcir
Extensive and pers,stent caosts to practically
resusiatc part Of the rebel debt, in ls most oJf-
Gus forms, viii be made IN a lhe tebeslious siaiee.
pensions to wounded officers and soiifers WIN
fought on The Southern hide, leaving thoee who
fought for the Union eouse to the care 6f the Fedc-
Sa hsaran. . nsa 5nPRs BeEe Cit hs
unImists ef,hat Site for his cous;e toward tena,
throughout has been Oppressive 10 TnIon men.
The diplomatic poeltion rendered to Gen. Logan
Is thst q Minister to japan
eard Today eonIxaulcting the statement oi Gen L.
g; Bskes that Wirz's ,sifc attempted, on the 18th
q { oGt9oes TO- to nos1n htm hy pss.ia stE5Shnipo
ginning to end. Mr. Shade asserts that Wirx's vile
@ ~ a. The time mentioned IN KENTUCKY, and pub
the aaectionate relations shich existed between
the prisoner and hia family.
Mid: n Voorhees,, OF Indiana, third class clerk
n u 1hisu Auditors onsce, died here yesterday
Governor Perry has addressed letter to the Sec
lcasy 81 ne Treasury asking that the privilege be
direct tax lerfcd By TIE United States and pay Ii In
one year State bonds, urging as reason that the
State IL 60 mnch impoverished that the people can
The prize money in the case OF the Princess
Royal captured oil Charleston several ycarp aro d.
nov ready for distE1button, The amount Ia lafgc.
Ihe second Comptroller has decided thst aolilers
transferred TO The Veteran Reserve Corps, ard sub
sequent1y mustered out by reasou Of the close Of
the var, are entitled 10 the balauce OF TIC bounty
the FAME as though they had remained With thcf1
retmens. the TACT Of their being transferred to the
Veteran Reserve Corps and discharge from that o.
Ean1atton not efecfns their right 10 the bounty to
which they were entitled under their enlistment,
In 1he case OF representative substitute for q
Pezou not liable to dsan, It has been decided that
the former IL entitled to the eane bounty as other
recruits enlisted at The eamc time, and for like pe
nod Of service.
Major General Butler has taken. for the wipter.
tbe house recently occupied by the British Min
lister. -