The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-07

Thomas tclcgraphcd tho President that he
had ordered all tho troops from Kentucky.
| Gen. Thomas believes that, with tho force
at his command, he oau prevent riots at
Memphs, Nashville and other largo towns.
Gen. Thomas COOS to Memphis tomorrow
II is officially announced that Oucrbourg
| Is IN charge of affairs in Mexico
The President undoubtedly intends trans
fcrrinS Sheridan to other duty.
| Internal revenue receipts, to-day, ST..
| lS3,G00.
The Frccdmen's Bureau has adviccs that
the extreme dcstitution in the South end
South west has ceased. The issue of "a.
! tions except to hospitals, orphan asylums.
ana in extreme case, will cease August
| 20.
| a letter from Fort Union, New Mexico,
| announces tina; the Navajcy Indians arc on
| the war path
The great railroad bridge ovc. the Sus.
quchan', at llaYrc dc Grace, is pronounced
unsafe.
AUGUSTA, July 29.-Tho political situa-
ton is exciting considerable interest. The
recent letters of Mcssrs, johnson, Hill and
Perry have shaken tho faith OF many hero.
toiorc in favor Of reorganization under the
military bills. II is SAID that nnti-convcn.
ton IS growing moro popular with the whit Q
people of Georgia.
CHARLESTON, July 20.-Arrivcd Steam.
crs Emily Souler, New York, and Sea Gull,
Baltimore.
Nrw OnLnAYs, July 2o.-Thcre were five
deaths from yellow fever, and seventeen
from cholera, last week.
SAvASNAm, July 2n.--Thc first bale Of
new cotton was received to day by L. W.
Sims Co from Florida the grade is worry
inferior.
RrcnNoxD, July 2o.--Gov. Pcrpont was
this morning, assaulted, at tho Executive
mansion, by Mrs Drisscoll, who was
Immediately arrested by the police. The
assault was made because tho Governor had
pardoncd man convicted ofkilling her son.
Tho Governor was not injured.
New ORLEANS, July 20.--Brownsyille
Nlvices of the 2Gth state that adviccs from
San Luis. of tho 10Th. assert that Viduari
was sho. in ST. Domingo square, in the city
Of Mexico. DiaH refused an interview with
him, or the privilege Of seeing his son.
Marqucsc was lcvying pris " mas in the capi-
tai until the very hour before he lcfl. The
Libcra, Government has decided that all
Imperial projects will he punished bv six
years tXilc and secretaries two years.
General Juan Alvorcz died at lguca in the
latter part of April. EScobcUo made the
following address TO the subal,crn officers
OF The lmpcrial army before rclcasing them:
of the lives Of those who, forgetting they
were Mcxicans. fought for Il foreigner clc.
waited to power BY the invader, but the Gov>
ment always magnauimOus, forgtvcs those
who, until now, have been enemies OF their
country, because it expects that thcir future
conduct will correspond with the cicmcncy
used towards tho mislcd sons Of Mexico
You arc at liberty, and you may ask your
passports for any point where you choose to
reside"
One prisoner captured nt Qucrctnro. since
his liberation, writes from Morolia, that lie
has received good treatment from the Off.
ccrs Of the Liberal army. Corona, writing
from the capital says, all The garrison, with
all its chiefs and officers, accept Marouesc,
arc in our power. O'IIaron and Labou arc
prisoners. Loyar, Urbano, Lopez, Portillo,
Elgncro, Lcocunga and the Rogon. Solas SUR
rendered themselves. These prisoners said
that several prisoners in the capital arc to
be punished by death.
Tho following particulars OF tho occupa-
ton of tho capital is from LaI'ecnza. Of
Euadolnjar At -dny-h or tho 2let,
the parapc:s OF tho enemy were perceived
10 bc abandoned. Shortly after the ar
nouncement was tclcgraphcl all the forlif-
cations also were abandoned. md m order
to advance into the city was given. Every
whore was found trains, ammunition and
baggage ofthc cncmy's arms were scattered
along the road and streets, and the entire
garrison deserted, tho men retiring to their
homes. Lohcra was the only one who pro,
scned himself, saying he had remained to
insure good order and to deliver up The po-
stion. and to place himself Mt the disposal
OF the bcsicgecs as n prisoner of war.