The New York herald., 1867-06-21

THE SOUTH.
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Reports OF the Special Correspond
ents Of the Herald.
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POLITICAL MATTERS IN VIRGINIA
The Radicals Claim that kine-lsnths Of the
Whites are Disfranchised.
TEST CASES BEFORE THE COURT,
POLITICAL MATTERS IN VIRGINIA
TEST CASES BEFORE THE COURT.
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VIRGINIA..
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.
Registration In virginia-whites and Blacks-
What the "COnservativcso Think 10 Coming
with a July Session Of Congress-Andy John
SON Given DISCRIMINATION and the Republic
can PaFey-The Fenceless Country from Ma
nassas 90 Culpeper-The Charming Region
Around Observation-Disclosures Far,ns.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, June H. 1857.
Registration is quietly progressing all Virginia
IN Alexandra yesterday the whites by scores and the
blacks by hundreds marching up the house
70 be registered The blacks were enthusiastic They
had struck good lick they said In carrying the city Of
Washington, and they bound to turn old vir-
gnia over TO the republican party. The whites
dsprted and very Indifferent about registering; but 1t
was well enough, they said TO be the books in
they might want to vote in the coming elections But
they had no faith in this pending reconstruction scheme
Of Congress as a hnaity. Confscation was coming,
though they believed that the bombshell which
would blow up the whole republican camp.
Here in Charlottesville tho last opinion OF the At
torney General the last oonscaton speech OF Senator
Wade and the suggestive letter Of Od Thad Stevens
referring to July session Of Congress- have stirred up
something like sensation They excited and in
dgnant Such sharp pointed observations these
freely exchanged among them:-"Gentlemen, you
might well give up this farce Of registering We arc
to have extra session Of Congress and bill OF
pains and penalties. We had better wait TO what
s to be-" "rhat vicious old agrarian, Ben Wade, Of
Ohio, tells you what is coming The ballot for the
women and free farms for the free negroesn I'VE are
going to have an session Of Congress you
ve Tho circulars have been sent out from the radical
central committee at Washington, and the thing is
fxed." 1--WE may thank Andy johnson for that Andy
has up the whole he would have shown
his hand TIL the July meeting Of the two Houses had
blown Had he kept quiet the radicals would
have supposed everything right and their proposed July
session would have failed for want Of q quorum, aud
would ad S n s
But the truth he - played out; he afraid Of Con-
grsss aqd according 70 the Washington and New York
papers, be wants an extra session to help him 70 settle
with hls military commanders.n
"Well gentlemen - another Of these Virginia pot-
extra session OF Congress means new oi Of as.snder
sossE q rspadssion The N. Yoas HERALD snus us.
os.na %s q sa sSois BOND: sRss .
b averedf Il 10 loss In nggers turned into gov
ssvs IL By connscation Of Southern ianda The nta~
gen win 30 cheated They vii have % buy for these
lands will b needed 70 redeem those bonda Il is
but conAscaon win mset this trouble Of rspudation
neck for the bowstfing But let them 20 ahead This
agIarantsm VIII break mp the whole concern, and the
sd s % s ds al. bonds s Ss = wSns;s e
Tnsss are some Of the newest Southern conservative
Meas growing out OF the now Impressions Of startling
July sssnon Of Congrssa Whenever two or three de-
cded antradca Souhernsrs broacb the question these
nsgroes under the republican DAG ha; made profound
inpreseon upon tho dominant properly holding class Of
one Southern whites. and II they DO nothing else
they prophesy ignomnious downfall for the
publican party In failing 70 meet their promises TO the
negroes and In falling % put IN end 70 these hard times
from Bun Run 70 Culpsper Court House the Orange
Railroad passes over . country turned out 70 grass
swo three four hours Of Washington, merged into
extensive PRAIRIE without fencing and with but few
miles There s nothing hks this in Georgia or Sonh
Carolina for, while along the trail OF shermans army
oy n o. Ss,e BEEN al
closed But along this four years warwasted district OK
Virginia, where the woods have been swept away
In the general work OF destruction by both armies the
damages cannot be readily repaired Yet they tell
tha the lands OF these desoated Virginia plains are
held from SIS SIS along the rsiiroad while
Albemsrie and adjoining countless along the ank
Of the Blue RIDGE region remarkable for us natural
Oeaoses N s c.S d o. nuns .u srrs
Of generous soil, large and small, by hundreds with
their dwellings, stables oushouses Of all kinds orchards
ing from IS to $25 land agent in Charo.Ies-
vile handed US lengthy schedule Of such farms for
SALE with the prices attached 10 each and there are no
such bargains 70 be had anywhere else n the world
The University Of Virginia 10 again in full blast with
four hundred and sixty students While the wasapgson %
dent, has equal number. Some evidence, even IN
shi OF the recupeative forces OF Virginia The plant
say that the weather has boon excellent for the set
tng out Of their tobacco plants and in whea rye oats
potatoes corn tobacco apples, peaches and pears the
missed. One would think, too, from the numerous
walters covered with shorcakes and fried chicken eggs
~ s .Ds ana pr pies apS Sa
negroes Gordonsvie 70 the passengers In the cars
that this be the land spoken Of by Moses the
land towing with milk and honey.
The State Board Of Immigration-Anx xicty 20
Secure Fercigu Emigrants for virginia-The
Covinatsn aad Chesapeake Railroad-Deash
In Registration 80 Far-Thc Jury Of the Cir
cult Court Gone Home-Its Work-Thc Rebel
RICHMOND Va, June Is, 1857
In the proceedings Of the state Board Of Immigration.
which met yesterday and will again tomorrow,
anxiety evident among the capitalists and land
owners OF Virginia secure share OF that nvau-
able stream Of foreign emigration which 10 90 steadily
directing tsolf 10 tho West One gentleman proposed
novel way Of inducing Of vessels abroad 10 ad
vertise transportation for emgrants 10 Norfolk Va by
giving said guarantee that the return trips
cargocs OF wheat or tobacco would be furnished them
oct was passed BY the Legislature OF the State last year
70 promote and encourage Immigration 10 Virginia, a
circular ssued the people Of Great Britain,
but for Of means iis circulation was very limited
IL II now however. determined TO send one or more
agents TO Europe and make known tho immense re-
sources OF the state through Great Britain And Germany.
All who arc interested in railroads, and many who are
not seem to give their whole attention At present to
the carrying OF the projected Covington and chesa
peske Railroad, to unto the Baltimore snd Ohio with
Richmond and Norfolk cities and thus the great
and Increasing traffic Of the Southwestern States for tho
benefit OF Virginia With terminus at Norfolk aud q
feet Of steamers plying between there and Liverpool
the supporters of the project contend that all OF what 10
now shipped TO Baltimore for transatlantic despatch
would unavoIdably pass through Virginia. "a being
much more conyenlent for the south ana soutnwese ~