The Southern herald. (Liberty, Miss.) 1866-current, 1866-06-16

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" The President hos refused to pardon
Admiral semm,s, and the latter requests
that he be allowed to act az Probate Judge
Of Mobile without being pardoued. no an.
swcr has yet been made TO his request
~ Thg President has issued PROCLAIM.
ton torewamiug al ciizns Of the United
States from taking part ia thc Fcui1a move.
mcnis, aud calls upon tho military Of ihe
Northern frontier TO exercise tlc utmost
vigilance in preserving a strict neutrality
BMcuoN.--A great rcaclion s. aid 10
have taken place throughout the Northern
States, in regard TO The Prrs.denH policy.
Numbers who have bitterly opposed him
heretofore aro now ne loud in Die defence,
aud everywhere are the people marshalng
undq bis banner The good work goes
bravoly on.
to a iyaaf written by Cen scoltol She
ontset Of The great secession movement has
recently come to light The Gcnual aGr
reeapilulating De numerous j. aud oNpmfes
that woud BIO attendant upon a war with the
seeded Slatcs, urges Mr.. Seward to uae his
influence with the President that he shall
let the South depart in pence.
To- A most terrific steamboat explosion
took place on the Mississippi river last week.
The City Of Memphis" a FIRST class packet
exploded one Of Der boilers, killing sixty Of
her passengers aud horribly woundmg quite
a number Of others A court Of inyesiiga
iion has been instituted for tho purpose of
ascertaning il possible who was to blame
for the dreadful occurrence
TENNgssEG.--lt is said that efforts viii
be made to have the representatives, from
Tennessee admitted to Congress, that State
having complied with all The requirements
contained in the amendments, aud as soon Ms
the reconstruction report passes both Houses
a resolution will then be introduced TO the
effect that Tennessee be admitted The
same course will be taken in regard to Ar
kaasns.
to- Tho funeral Of Gen. Scott is repro
scented as having Seen attended by more
dignitario5 than was ever
before witnessed at any one time in this
country All the principal army and navy
officers were present, besides high civil Off
GERS from the different States and full
committee from Congress. II Is estimated
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~ Gov Parsons Of Alabama, has adj. i
dressed letter 10 Gen Howard, Commits. I
sioner for the Freedmen's Bureau, that it II /
absolutely necessary he should, in order TO a
keep starvation out Of the State, Increase 4
the distribution Of ratious Tho Governor !
that $4,000 of the white people ,
Of Alabama are without the means Of sustain /
Ing life, unless they receive assistance from
The Bureau
BEWARE or House. SuoEs. - We have q
noticed in several of our exchanges recoutly, e
where horses having been killed by lightning "
rom being fastened 10 horse shoes attached
o trees. As we are visited with feauent
md sudden thunder storms at this season of :
he year. a proper degree of caution in "
astening horses to anything so liable to = =
.iIract electricity as horse shoes, would, u
perhaps, not be out of place. AZ
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to- The trial of Jefferson Davis has been n,
until the first Tuesday in October ei
nd We begin to think that he will mover Ina,
rought to trial, So much has been said CON h
erning it and SO little been done. Those n
Tho are SO eager for his blood sea no chance r
having their wishes gradGcd now. and Il