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pondence of the Herald, dated October 25th,
states that the attack on Matamoras COM
menced the Sunday previous by the Liber-
ais. The fact of their being led upon he
town in three lines of battle, led to the be-
lief that they were commanded by American
officers, as they had never formed that way
before.
Washington, Nov. 3.-The following dis
patch flom the President to The Governor
of Georgia, has been published;
Washington, Oct. 28.-To - Johnson,
Provisional Governor of Georgia: The peo-
pie Of Georgia should not hesitate single
moment in repudaling every dollar of debt
created to aid the rebellion against the
Government of The United States. 1t will
not do TO levy and collect taxes from State
and people who are ready to pay debts Gre
ated to aid in making war and subverting |
the Constitution of the United States. l |
don't believe the great mass of the people of
Georgia when left uninfuenced will ever
submit to the payment of debt which was
the main cause OF bringing on their past and
present sufferings. The result of the rebel
lion is that those who inves ed capital in
this debt must lose y, and take it as one of
the inevitable results OF rebellion, though. it
may seem hard to them. The idea should
be inculcated at home and abroad that no
debt contracted for the purpose of dissolv-
ing the Union, can or will be paid by taxes
levied on the people for such purposes.
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
New Fork, Nov 3-Dr. Durrett, quarantine
Surgeon, reports 10 deaths from cholera, out
of fifty or sixty cases on board the Atlanta.
New York, Nov. 6.-The Herdld's Washing
ton correspondent says that though the mem
bers elect to Congress from the South have
not been placed on the Clerks initial roll of
representatives, 1t is regarded as fact that
seats will ultimately be granted to all whose
respective States have repudated the war
debt and have adopted the anti-slavery
amendment if they can take the test oath of
1862. This announcement is given, semi
officially (2) to the politicians South that they
may take due notice thereof and govern them
selves accordingly. twill also be questioned
whether the Presidents pardon does not over
rule the test oath, and make the recipient
eligible to official position.
New York, Nov. 6,-The Savannah Herald
of the lst says: The officials of Savannah de-
clare the city again under civil authority.
Chicago, Nov. GA Toronto, Canada West,
correspondent to-day denies the truth of the
telegram in regard 10 the Fenian excitement
, in Canada. 1t says there is no excitement
there whatever The feeling is that the Gov
ernment is able to deal with any Fenian pro-
ject that may be hatched here or elsewhere.
New YORK, November Havana files per
Columbia have particulars regarding the re-
bellion in jamaica.
The City of Kingston is in great excitement
Business is entirely suspended there. I'm
mepse meetings, under the order of the Gov
er1or have been held. The lebellion ragged
with great fury in st. Thomas.
Ne,D York, Nov. 7.-Returns from a mum.
ber of towns and cities in the State show q
falling off in the Democratic vote as com
pared with last fall. Gen. f. 9. Barlow
Union, is certainly elected Secretary of State
by large majority. The whole Stale ticket
is eleced.
New York, Nov. I, ll:3O P. NJ. Nearly COM
plete returns from this city give Slocum
democrat, over $1,000 majority, being a de
mocratic loss of $4,000 compared with the
vote of last year. His majority in this city
will be about $4,000.
Boston, Nov, THE State election wa!
held to-day. The vote is small about two
thirds of that of last year. The returns in
dicate larger proportional loss to the dem
ocras. The vote of the State will not prob
ably exceed 100000, of which Bullock will
receive from rs, 900 to 80 900 and Couch les
than rs 900. Gen. Banks is elected to Con
gress in the Sixth District, to fill a vacancy
New York, Nov. 7.-Returns from New Jer
,sey almost invariably exhibit Union gain
over the vote of last year. There is not mucl
doubt of the election of Marcus L. Ward
(Union) for Govesnor over Runyon, Demo
erat by majority of 5000 to 5000. TIL
returns also show a Union gain of Assem-
blymen.
Baltimore, Nov. 1.-THE vote in Baltmor
is very light There was very little opposi
ton. Less, than 10000 were cast. Thoma
, ia elected in the Second District to Congress