The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-21

Military Investigation into the CoAducI
OF General Hatch.
The General Demands the Invest1gA-
ton, but His ACcusers Fail
to Como Forward.
NO CHARGES MADE AGAINST HIM.
&c. &C. &C.

Our Charleston Correspondenee.
CHARLESTON, 8. C., August II, 1885,
| MILITARY MvEsraAroK
into the administration of General Hatch s being
mds in this CITY, It has been ordered BY the Secretary
WY At the application Of General Hatch, be-
fore tho latter relieved Of the command Of this dis
| trict THE following is the order:-
CHARGES AGAINST GENERAL HATCH.
At the request Of Major General Hatch, United states
Volunteers Secretary Of War has directed an inves-
| The undersigned, Inspector General United States
Army is here for the purpose and requests all persons
General Hatch, Commanding the Charleston district to
communicate It verbally as early as possible TO the un-
ssen'd q Nc
Brevet Brgadier General U. s. A.
CHARLESTON, 8. G., August II, 1855.
General Schriver arrived here by the steamer Moneks
las, sunda and above order appeared in the daily
Journals f Tuesday. No had presented charges
up TO lest .,vening and is believed by the Generals
friends that he has been too sensitive to the attacks or
newspaper G. espondents either prudiced or misledby
Designing et minded persons. One correspondent who
made distin ct charge in New York paper that the
General had b< engaged in rice specuations, has re-
persm order to appear and TESTIFY az to the
truth Of his stae He has not yet come forward
There In no doub that the inquiry will rebound to
the honor of Gener al HATCH and will to show the
almost insurmounta BILE difficulties under which he has
labored It will also raise him in tho estimation OF both
the people and the gov 'ernment
On AUTHORITY
s not yet restored The people appear to acquiesce
cheerulIy the presem condition Of affairs The health
Of the city tier the streets are kept Clean
the Forty Pennsy vana regiment keep up an ad
mrabe police organzasit N ana M maintain order ana
tionares and the publicat ion Of military orders, we
should hardly be aware q the existence OF martial law
There has been no coIrisia here reported North,
between the civil and militm authorities further han
Carew and General Bennett am which has already
published. After the decision made In that case, no
Ilmorc who arrived here VEN, rday from Hilton Head
told his visitors that tho civil tn0res could not re-
alton was completely effected which, II is supposed,
will not be until after the meeting oil the convention ana
Legislature
appear to be brought out slowly lost OF the leading
men On me seve,s @ on Of the pcope
is opposed to any issue beng madoba na OF Inc com
mon welfare There s sincere da are 70 elect dele;
the Northern people at large Tho Withdrawal OF 40
many Of the old citizens leaves il aim us 70 make up
such delegation Of experienced men Is most needed
70 compose tho Convention In Tins ke tue present
Tho mechanics have put forth ticket the candidates
being with but two exceptions, ma OF that par
ticular class Another class ticket has so appeared:
composed principally Of naturaizcd csssnA German aud
Irish.
AFFAIRS IN THH mrKRmN
improving Amuch better state Of fesi5A Is being
gradually exhibited by whites and blacks ton ards each
other correspondent Of the Courier. VII ting from
fortunately forus the whole land is now da tied with
United States soldiers and garrsons ofcered b men Of
dscenment who able to form, from person. obser-
walton, a correct estimate Of Southern lReras II IA
writer. that there IS a The South general oel ng
way 70 create such feeling but at present doe not
We that there is earnest desire for their
ally and mentally prepared or the feedom so My
thrust upon them As II is liberty with them too % Ten
upheavings Of our social fabric under theanstons Of
the past few months, the white race has been thus n
stood shock and done its full duty kindly and faith
fully to those 30 long accustomed to its care
this section ofthe state taking personal inspection OF
the different posts, and no doubt his visit will have
Darlington Court House, beautiful village; between
Florence and Cheraw II is almost buried in foliage; but
sombre shades Of its venerable oaks relieved by
lowering and fragran, blossom Its refined in
habitants are RECALLED every afternoon with the rich
at SUMTER and Is deservedy for his knd and
conciatory Captain Reid Is the energetic and
sabc Provost Marshal and has administered tho oath
OF allegiance 10 hundred citizens att point
already.
Tnr oSz HUNDRED SECOND, UNITED STATES ooLosxp
TROOPS,
from wnnsboro, s. C., who have been DOING garrison
duty at that place arrived here this morning an arc 70
The First Ohio cavalry also duty at winnsbro, left
there one 10Th inst FOR thor headquarters at Orange
burg, to be also mustered out.
| rHx LAND BANKING AND EMIGRATION COMPANY.
formed for the purpose Of inducing emigration to this
State has been fully organized and will shortly com.
| mence operations An agent OF the company will be
located In this city to receive all who come provide Tor
their comfort and mako all arrangements for their trans
poton to such parts Of the State rs they may elect Tor
! their residence
| BISHOP N
| has been heard FROM Letters rcceived here by the
steamer Moneka state that the Bishop at Rome
the lat OF July received full pardon nom Prcsi
dent Johnson and would start for home Immediately
| raRouaH RAILROAD ooMxrMcAT1os.
The Wilmington and Manchester Railroad has been
finished and connects with the NOrheascer0 Kali.