The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-11

General GRAMS Family GoIns - Old PoiBt.
The family Of General Grant will leave Warrington
about the 10Th insa for Ola Point where thsy Will be
the guests Of General scho6elds lady during the
season The Chesapeake lnsiitats which has been
hiled up for thsn will rival any Watering place estab-
lishmeD. in its class Of distinguished guests.
The Crops NJ the ssush. s.5v r.
Reports from North Carolna give chssring accounts
Of the growing wheat CROP Tbe prospect never was
better atth season Of The year gentleman who has
travelled South Of this gives glowing accounts Of the
crop prospects in North and South Carolina The wheat
harvest there win begin In three o. four weeks in
Georgia earlier. he reports the freedmen working
narkaby well in the section he visited; the same may
he said OF them In Virginia.
Freedmcn's Burean Clssed ON Sunday.
General Miles, Chief OF the Freedmen's Bureau In
North Carolina now 10 Wilmington. but with the head
quarters d Raleigh has given orders for the suspension
Of The business Of the bureau hereafter Sunday.
Resistratlon in Florida.
FLORIDA paper states that tie several registration
boa rds in that state, under the Reconstruction b will
be composed Of one coIorod and two white gentlemen
aeaaM AAnirs in Georgia.
a large number Of the coored citizens Of Augusta,
Ca, Of both sexes recently assembled in the park Of
that city for the purpose Of listening to speech on re-
construction from Captain Bryant editor Of tAs Loyal
csorg0 Mr. Bryant Introd nced 70 the asssmblage
By Foster Blodgs apponssd Mayer Of The city Of Au
gasta, who took occasion 10 dsans his position
which approved BY the highly intelgeat audience
Accounts from the Interior Of Georgia represent The
damage from the recent rain storm alarming excesd-
ing in violence any visitation Of the kind for years The
injury to the land from washing can hardly be ssti-
mated Cotton and corn were out 10 pieces and wheat
literally destroyed That important crop was in the
root and ready TO shoot OUT hence clear sweep was
"A m nln kinO n
supply s place with corn other provision crop
Numbers Of planters in the south have commenced
farming 30 extensively that 6eIr means win not allow
them carry their Objects great many are now
out ofvorn; many out Of CON- bacon and money; and
some without even friends to help them In this great
hour OF their need. 4. -#
General G. n Porter and .. H. Baboock, Of General
Grants STAFF arrived Atlanta Ga, few days since,
On general tour or inspection through the South.
1t j. reported in Georgia that Governor jenkins in
tends retiring the gnbernatoria chair in the
decision Of the supreme Court adverse TO the spp!ica
ton for an injunction. ne
Issue o. PruvIsioas In Misslsslppt.
Major General A. Gillen, Assistant Commissioner Of
the Frsedmens Bureau in Mississippi on the I'd inst,
ordered the following Issue Of provisions 10 the destitute
people Of that State Sab DISTRICTS Colnmbus Eve
hundred sacks and eight tboasand pounds pork
CoriDth. i've hundred sacks corn and eight thousand
pounds pork Oxford two hundred an fifty sacks
and four thousand pounds pork; Granada, nve
hundred sacks and four thousand pounds pork;
Yazoo, two hundred and MY sacks corn and four
thousand pounds pork; jackson, fve hundred sacks
corn and eight thousand pounds pork Natcez Avs hun
bred sacks and eight thousand pounds pork Green
vile, two hu0rcd and nifty sacks corn and four thou
sand pounds pork Broelxhavsn, two hundred and nifty
sacks and four thousand pounds pork LAudssdas
Ave hundred sacks and fonr thousand pounds pork
Wipchester two hundred and nifty sacks and sour
tAousand pounds pork. Total four Thousand two ban-
dred and City sacks Of and SIXTY thousand pounds
q pork. 80 ,S. 49, $500 3. .l'~..iss' n.
Jsrers ID -Texas. 80
Bssvet Eajor General Grimm, commanding the mill.
tary district Of Texas, ihs 2ssa uk published "A
order stating that his attention had besn directed 70 the
fact thas psrsons disqualified W law drawn %
jurors in the civil Of the State and directs inst
hereafter person shal be hold eligible to sorve or
swsrn in jusyman, until no shall have taken the
test oath prescribed BY The supplementary Rscousrac-
ton act 10 prevent the exclusion Of loyal citizens
nom the jury boz account OF oolor ths Gen.
era rspublishss section two Of the CIVIL Rights bin
which prescribss the penalty depvng any citizen or
his rights account of his having been slave. ss
the LIST instant Genera, Grimm issued che following
circular
The attention OF al persons invited 10 the feet that
l and perfect liberty mus. be afforded 10 tho newly
Sesors ~ whsp ~
shall have been appointed and the registration OF
commenced No advantage must BE- taken OF the word
ing OF the labor contract any State law 70 refuse
either the coored white voter the time necessary
registration. Feitber shall any be pre-
vented intimdated or persuaded from exercixng his
night Of suffrage asrseaby with the Lawn Of the United
States. Any such interference shall constitute ms
and the offender shall BE- subjsct and
trial before military commission. s.1a
The Selma. Alabama. DeralcasIsa.
!, Is stated that the rebel General Jos. L. Johnston
heavy loser by the alleged Parkmaa dcfalcstios. All
his money was deposited in the Selma National Bank.