The New York herald., 1864-12-03

notIhes that he has received D!ormltou from the
that there conspiracy 90 foot 10 set dre 70 the pgse
pal cities OF the North the oiy OF the Presidential e-
ton" Mr. seward does not cay irVm whom he seceises
this arming ioor whether from ibe Ca.asias
government or from some OF h,s own ubt ioIf Ttss 10
British territory. There IS consequently 10 msaas
judging o. the cTed'oity OF bis witnesses NJ: quo.
tner, the Mayor Of New Yors-a saanea dsmo.sa, md
Wnider Of STATE riehs, and therefore an eppcani N
uutlon-susi ee,lng in common WIN t1reetoarihs
the community that Mr Sewards object 10 srreai az
sss empoy@eu. 0 Oh Tho ssdc, roor roa p's'ss soS,
the peace and intimd tiig volers op ihe dav u
election. promptly replied that he h'd ear of sues
stt being carried inio execution
that, IN any case, no was Amply prepared opt wDu.d
take all necessary precautions, soi taii ne eqyrsd
iecerai aid be would invget.' The repy Of Nt Fnso
the Mayor oil Buffalo, has not yet tseu pabsbsd bst ~
possible tenor may be esmaeI by procamsti3o walch
he issued days belor Mr. Sewarn o. wars ais
age last tho danger, IN when ns dcaei MS determn-
Iioa FAR the meas at MS con nand woad Aloe,
thai the ctze1s snoa.d oerost ballots without ths
irtervention iorce from any q5arer that "a fair saa
tree eco0 should bs Dej sGi inai DO eector should
be prevented by threats. III m ds,on. the obs'ruct~s
Of tho polls or by tofco from The discharge his duty Al
atrsemap."
The Mayor doubtless !mpeled to adopt tnis course
by the unwafTsniabe ordet Of MAJOR General Jonn A.
DIX the officer IN command OF zoe FEDERAL troops 10 tbs
mil tary depirtn,eIt of New York ani New Engiaad =
cd as that OF Mr.. sewards rform.rts, that large
parties Of southern rsIgees sod others prepared 20
cr1ss frem esa.ea oa Tuesday nex rto tie States o.
nane, Vefm.1t Add Nav York and cast fictitious and
Illegal votes for GensrM McCie, In prevsA
sacb suoc1cams;ioa Gsnessi lax mste krowa hm ia
nplion - tiks military pcsSess.cn Il all Inc
polling r,aces Oh tie Caoaihn frontier. Ins vas
80 palpah an Insult to the Governors OF ths
border states, gross assuI ptcu that they
either unsbie unwiiing 20 perform the outies o1
their o.cs either &c prevent punish oCerce Az
tempted against them aed feces 90 vera
ment, that Governor Seymour deeme3 II necessary ~
Issue counter proclanato0 ir wnict Without mention
Ing the pame Of General DIX, he quietly but eGectaaSy
the ST ate or Now York "The o. terrific
civil war" said Mr. Seymour, sEd the assertion tns
right OF military commanders In some secuoss1 oas
country to interfere with ectons caused psnfA
and exciting doubts in the is OF many with regard
the aud untrammeled exercise Of the elective fras
chse." Though assuming II to be highly Improbable
that the rights of tho citizens OF New Yosk void
be denied or Invaded at Aba rcli: tho Governor a..
that was ther dity 10 SOS that 10 military or othes
organized forces should DO allowed 70 show themselves
n the vciny OF the places whore elections held
with view OF menacns or intimtt,t!ug citizens h
attendance thereon, and thst 10 ease OF such ntede
renee they were 10 exercise tho fu force Of law sol
call forth. n oeed be, she 6oole power OF tneir diA
s."
Although the republican journals affected to consider
this proclamation 10 be treas3o.oe and direct provo
cation to tho when II deprecated Mr. Lnceia
and Mr. Stanton became alarmed for the consequeL sss
which suspicion OF foul play might entail The exosss
Of zeal which General Dix bad displayed, aud which
atone had drawn forth tho reoinder OF Governor Ssy
mour, doing mischief. II was placing the dens-
cratic party their candidates tho side OF law aol
order and depryipg Mr. Lincoln OF Thousand OF votse
therefore conveyed 20 General Tx 10 modify o.
Withdraw his threats The Geoeral obeyed, and - q
order No. IS, addressed various
vost marshas and their deputies his district, he H.
formed those functionaries that military force -
be stationed at In the vicinity Of the popg places.
and there to be interference OF any KIND viii
the rights OF suffrage. n the local authorities should CAL
for their aid to keep tho peace he authorized and rs
quired them give IT, but Impressed upon tbem At The
same time that they were 10 all cases 70 act in s,rIc
subordnaton the civil power And est his recantaoa
should be TOO complete and the dignity OF bis ONCE Shouts
appear suffer he reiterated his previous statement
with regard to Southern refugees, aud warned sucA
offenders that after the election the greatest vgsaoe
Acttn aufMrf
frontier into Canada. Thus the General Withdrew ~
upgracefnNy, from false Wel dangerous position,
leaving to Governor and the local aod munctO
authorities the advantages OF the sy
Tho only circumstance which tends to diminish Ne
q the "a party Win ~ ss
Butler Having present duty 70 DISCHARGE under Lieut.
General Grant. at Petersburg the Dutch Gap canal,
he appears 70 have been despatched BY the Presdeut
about the ar'ns cf New York Ssad IL: Hudsss rvss,
should out to be correct Whether ne TO act -
chief OF the fire brigade, or a. detectve-and very
whether he 10 to superseds General Dix =
not stated Washington newspaper, however, htnas
awful things likely ensus from his presence in thh
dsloya and copperhead city II states, 10 phraseoaoy
teacher Of The nsu secesh as wen
a. the openly reeeous having had interviews with he
p,osiden! .ud Mr. Stanton has proceeded 70 New YSss
makes assurance douby sure that any Of she traitors
that great emporium uow 10 Infested with the eaemi8
OF tho Union. vii bs cheekmatcd, and treated - tAsy
Tho General u appears arrived last night, and hal u
-
opinion that IL neither CT these officers provoke tunsh
at the polls there will be Ia the city OF New Yss.
and that would have been better for Mr. Lincoln ~
bad left the edoubsbie Butler at Dutch Gap until aftsr
the election inasmush his presence New York.
does not wholly prove des,re the part Of the admta
tration 10 overaws aod buiy the greatest city of he
linton. and nsat a. were no Deter than Nep Oriee~s
Baitirpsys. gees far % confirm Ms yrrdien rsasss
thdf tbs campdi5n IN vv0inio at an end tnat Gener0
Grant has been nosly fosd by General Lee; that RoA
mcnd 's safe from further attack until May, 1868. and
that toe Army Of the Potomac forthwith 60 into wtn
ter auartera
The Mexican Empire.
HAxlhILfAH'6 FORBIaN LEGION ABOUT TO EMBARK.
hessrs Potbooier Co., OF Liverpool, had chartered
steamers to the agents OF the Mexican government ~
convey Tho European contingent Of tho Austrian
army TO vers Cruz.
vessel with the nrst instament OF the con,ingsnA
to have left Trieste the 18th Of November ~
Vera Cruz.
The Danish Question.
ROYAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or THE sgPARATIoN or
THE DucHIBs From THE KIEoDox-THE KIN0'g
FAREWELL TO TIE INHABITANTS.
Three royal proclamaious were issued at Copenhagsa
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