New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE CONFERENCE BETWEEN GIN. sIcUEs ANp
= Cows. ORR ANp RTII--IsiNnGRAION.

THE CONFERENCE BETWEEN GIN. sICD.Es AND
COWS. ORR AND woRTIT--D DiMIGRATION.
By TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
CHARLESTON. $. G., April s.--Gov. Worth OF North
Carolina, and Gov. Orr have been III consultations
with Gen. Sckles here for few days past, concern
ing the nature Oft the general orders to be issued Tor
the government Of the Second Military District.
Their conference has been harmonious, and Gov.
Worth, on his retu TO Raleigh, will urge his state
TO reorganize promptly under the provisions Of tha
Sherman act. Renewed efforts are IN progress to
stimulate immigration. Gov Orr has appointed
agents TO proceed 10 Europe and represent the 3d-
vantages of South Carolina. circular has been adj
dressed to the planters of the State urging them t0
cooperate IN the movement.
THE sTREET-CAR QUESTION IN CHARLESTON.
Gen. r. K Scott has issued the following letter:
HDQRs Assr. COMNIssIoSER. BUREAU REFu8EEs,)
FREEDMEN, AND ABANDD LANDS, SOUTH CAROLiNA,f
CHARLEsToN, 8. C., April3 1861 }
CIRCULAR LETTER.-The attention Of the Assistant
Commissioner has been called 10 late attempt by tho
colored people obtam through force recognition of
certain rights which have hitherto denied them.
Such attempts viii certainly not further the recognlou
Of their rights but wi on the contrary, retard Their
acknowledgment. rr
whenever the colOred people think that any Of tbeir
rights withheld, they should appeal 10 such auiborJ
claims who Will undoubtedly secure To them all rights
that the MatorGeneral commanding the Second Military
District Will afford 10 all the amplest facilities 10 obtain
The dlgnty Of the law must be respected. Whenever
a community aside law and appeals tophysra forces
disorder and confusion follow, and society drifts into
Of anarchy, IN which the safety OF life and property
depends upon the mercy Of an unthinking mob.
Such state of affairs the Assistant Commissioner DEP
sres prevent for viii unquestionaby array ayaInse
the people the military power Of the Government Ha
therefore hopes that the c0lOred citizens VIII observe ak
laws now in force and seek protection from such ara
unjust and prsudicia only through The channels pro-
vided by law. X X SCoTr,
Breyet MalorGeneral, Assistant Commissioner
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS y
Gen Slckless General Order no establishes sirDgsnt
military quarantine regulations at the ports Of Chares-
ton, Georgetown aud HftOn Head, South Carolina; and
Hatteras Inlet cvbe Beaufort, Mor0ebead City Will
mingtOn, and Smitbfeld North Carolina. r
The following important order in relation 10 eIeetlcI5
has been issued by Gen. Siekles
HDQR>. SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT }
NORTH CAROLINA AND SOUTH CARoJNAD,i
CHARLESTON, :. C., April l, 1867.
GENERAL ORDER No. 5.-When election for districts
county, municipal town officers is required to takd
place. in accordance with the provisions OF the local law,
within the limits any post in this command, commands
ing officers will promptly report 10 these Headquarters
the and place OF such election and the designations
OF the offices TO be filled.
II the present incunlbents be ineligible TO hold Office,
or any objection exists arising out Of their misconduct ~
office the continuance OF their functions the facts w
be reported by the Post Commander With bis hngges<
tOns having In view the interests Of the service and th0
welfare of the locality Immediately concerned
By command Of MaiorGen d. u. siekles.
j. w. CLOUs.
CAPTAIN Ssth L. s. Inf, A. ID. C. and A. s.. va.
Official: ALEXANDER MOORE AidedeCanP