The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-06-19
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ration Of Judges Bacon and Stribling.
rcinstatcd by Sheridan after dcposi-
ton by the Legislature. Tho mono.
rialists say the military commander
at FL Paso disregardcd tho laws Of
Texas, denied County officers the right
to execute State laws, re fused to re-
cognizc the officers appointed by Gov
Hamilton, and that he appointed
magistrates, with authority to render
judgments and issue executions, with
'|sS allowing debtors the stay provi-
dcd by law. Also, they state that
Bacon is untitled by lack of learning
for the position; also, that the prop
crty of the citizens of El Paso County,
Texas, has been coniscltcd and sold
since the close of the war, under pro-
ccsscs issued by tho Federal District
Court Of New Mexico.
1t is understood in official circles
that the Attorncy-Gcncral, in his
opinion just prepared, holds that the
reconstruction Acts provide for two
cvnmcnts--military and civil that
both arc provisional and to be obcycd !;
but to cease when the reorganization
Of the State Governments takes place.
lie also takes the position that tho
military is only to protect all in their
rights of personal property, and for
the preservation Of order and the sup
preston of violence and crime. There
is no authority i'll the law for removal,
by the military commander, of the
proper officers of tho State, neither
executive nor judicial, or the appoint.
mcnt of their SUCCESSORS. The militia
ry commander is not authorized to de-
stroy, but is bound to protect civil
olliccrs-a military commander being
regarded as conscrYator Of the peace,
and not an abrogator Of the laws.
A jury was obtained in Surlatt's
case today, which will secure tho
trial Of the accused, beginning on
Monday.
The amount orgoll in the Treasury
OF tho United Statos to day was $l03,-
100000, Of which sum SlS,OOO,OOO
have been deposited by prrtics who
hold certificate thereof, aud belong to
the Govcrnmcnt.
The Louisiana National Bank, of
New Orleans, on its voluntary applica-
sion, has been discontinued as q de-
posi- ory rpuD!'o moncysond Il fnan-
cial agent OF Che United States.
Thad. Stevens has writtcn letter
urgently recommending July session
of Congress.
New, Yoay, Juno I5.-Sir William
Napier, lrothcr Of Che OK x-British
Minister, was arrested here to-day, on
Il charge of purchasin. Of one G. =.
Mendonhall, of Baltimore, goods
amounting to $4,000, and giving in
payment worthle IS order on an Eng
]ish bank. The complaint alleges he
was about to Coz, r5 for Eu o .,e, which
is untrue. He denies his guile, and
agreed 10 be examined on the 2Irh
instant.
New ORLEANS, Juno l5.-In the
Republican State Convention rcso-
luton was tabled asking Congress to
appropriate 50,O00;U00 for pcaccainle
possession Of Cuba or to take it by
force farms. Gov. Flanders address
cd the Convention yc t,rday.
LoNDoN, June l5.-Thc Cavern
mcnt will send out number of troops
in the steamer Belgin, TO be stationed
in Canada.
MADRID, Juno l5.-Thc Spanish
Government has decided to send an
Envoy Extraordinary to Washington,
with nyy orders in regard to the Chill
ian difficulties.
BERLIN, June l5-Evcning. King
William and Count Won Bismarck ar
rived to-day from Paris.
CHARLESTON, juno l2.-Arrivcd-St Steam
cr Soudcr, New York. Saicd-Moncka,
Now York.
RIonMoNp, Juno 12..-Ths morning, two
committees, appointed by the two wings Of
the Virginia Republican, at tho conference
last night, met Senator Wilson and three
othcr delegates from The Union League
Clubs Of New York, Philadelphia and Bos-
ton, at the Ballard House, whore all exist
ing divisions Of sentiment were adjusted
Hon j. NJ Bolts, accepted, on behalf Of
the friends Of the Charlottesville Convention,
proposition for a joint convention of the
two wings, rs follows:
The unconditional Union mon of Virginia,
and tho Republican State Committee, and
the undersigned citizens of the State Of
Virginia, who here avow themselves uncon-
ditional Union men and members Of the
great Republican party, call upon ~ oth-
crs Of like condition, as common sufferers,
not to throw away this golden opportunity
to rescue ourselves, our children and our
State II ON the arms Of those who have
brought nothing but war, dcsolation, want
and wrctchcdncss upon our land. to meet
in council in Ri,hmoLd, arc moro con.
vcnicnt than Charlottesville, on tho first
day of August next, at ~ M, in the Afr,-
can Church. for tho purpose Of extending
and pcrfecting tho organization of tho Re-
publican party, commenced by the conven-
tiGYh An embed at Richmond on the 18th day
Of April last.
The call is signed by tho Republican
State Committee, Gov. Pcrpunt, Hon. j. NJ.
Bolts, l.. Mckenzie, of Alexandria, and
some 300 others.
The revenue receipts from tobacco in this
district, for the past month, were $780,
600.
Gen. schofold received complaint that
u. ]. Kump, ono Of The registers of this city,
had boon aiding tho Confcdcratcs; and,
investigating it, found no cause for tho
charge. This complaint was proffcrcd by
freedmen, and Is Tho first mado in this