The New York herald., 1876-10-19

NEW Ohl
and any Charleston men are still there company
Of United states troops from Columbia will here
In the morning and 60 to cainhoy.
The HERALD reporter. who has just returned from
Cainhoy, reports everything quiet
GuARDnG TIE wonxS AND cnlLpRxs
The white women and children are still collected In
the Episcopal chapel and are guarded By squad Of
thirty white citzens from Charleston
sEGRors THE SWAMI.
The negroes yesterday evening. 70 the number Of
about ntesn came out OF the swamp and removed the
only negro known to have been killed The rest Of
thsn 70 the number OF about CO., are ssi u,dsr arms
about six miles from the village
rux cAsuALrIrs
to six whites killed and aitssn wsundsd ons
negro killed; wounded unknown
Two three republican negroes who went 10 the
meeting from The city we're badly wounded. One Of
them stated TO the reporter that the country negroes
took him for democras and would have killed bim
had he not been recognlzsd BY OF their leaders,
who vouohed for his rspubhcanism-
TROOPS ANxloUBLy LOOKED yoR-
The arrival Of . company OF United States troops.
who expected tomorrow. IL anxiously looked for,
the white citixens Of doing military duty
An INQUEST
on the bodses or The slain viii held on the 2sth nst
DISSATISFACTION or SOUTHERN RxPUBLIcANs
At rH1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DE-
xAxDuo xaooPs-rnDEN's SUCCESS PRE-
prorxD UNLESS IHPARr1ALrrx II SHOWN.
wAsnxcrox Oct. ls, 1874
The Presidents proclamation In regard 70 South
Carolina has strange say aroused great dissasisao
ton and jealousy among many republicans OF note
who here from the South. They say that 1t is
singular the President has given such special attention
which they represent more fragrant in the outrage
line besides antsdating for time all the surbu
lsnco and misbshavor the radical politicians the
former State
4 SECRET PLAN
has been for time organize assassina-
ton and In both these Stass as well a. 10 sup
ply the colored people with arms, but while the
arrangements have been completed to send them at
this ond OF the line. the movement has been delayed
since the discovery that such thing known 70 be
contemplated and that tho would inevitably fall
into The hands OF their white opponen.a
MIssIssIPrI RxPuRLIcAxs DkspAIarNo.
The Mississippi white republicans and oflce-hoders
are in despair and oovertly recommending policy
OF Cancellation in order to prevent any encounter be-
tween the whites and shs blacks and to save their
present tonurs Of position and liberty in the State.
They say that as the negroes have no resistance
is useless, and they had better stay away the
polls altogether or vote the local democratic ticket
rLDxx BRxErIrs.
Strong expressions arc made among other Southern
republicans against the order for the sending OF troops
TO South Carolina they sAy, quite disconsolats'y,
that Il Will thousands votes TO the republican
party in the Northwest This regard present
pass in political almost certain to benefit the
candidacy Of Tden, and by singular loss Of courage
their former vauntng they implisdly now conceds
the defeat Of the republican nominee.
RlMwED REPUBLICAN zxxRr1oSa
But everything is to be strained. and renewed exer
tions be Pot FORTH all directions strengthen
the whole republican lin; p4asrc i Weakening
m,stakable evidences OF which have been made
known hero for the past fsw days The President Is
sad to be very much annoyed psrpexsd about the
too frequent and continued unpleasant representations
made TO him Of the difficulties in the South The Mis-
sissppians hero will demand that the President shall
do a. much for their State he has done for South
Carolina. and the coming ten days will show the mar
tial spirit Of the administration without reserve
RU1E CLUBS INCORPORATED BIZ TIE STATE
LxoIsLAruRE.
WARRINGTON. Oct Is, 1876.
Is appears from examination Of tho statutes Of
south Carolina that since 1870 tho Legislature Of that
State has Incorporated large number OF rifle CON-
pancs, called BY that name, and also military
panes called by various Names making discrmina-
tion to race, and there are 400 voting precincts
in that State.
PROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE. Va, Oct Is, 1870
General Barry received telegraphic instructions
Washington this morning to send four companies OF
artillery this post at Columbia S. c., TO
report Major General Ruger, commanding the de-
partment. Company l. Fourth artillery, Captain X.
Loder; Company G, First artillery, Captain Samuel
s. Elder; Company A, Third artillery, Captain L. Lor
rane and Company Fifth artillery, Captain Wallace
f. Randolph were designated leave for that place
tomorrow morning This leaves only ono company
here for duty,
BATTERY b YBoM FORT ADAMS ORDERED TO
COLUMBIA.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct 49, 1875.
Battery B, First United States artillery and ten
from Battery X. now At Fort Adams, have received
orders 70 proceed forthwith 70 Columba, s. 9.