Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-02
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES

H
BALrIMoRr. Nov. L-Governor Swami
went to Washington this evening.
The Secretary Of State has issued al
official notice in which, sitter reciting tn
charges Aeains the Commissioners b,
the Goyernsr, and that having carefully
considered all the testimony deduced fol
and against them, and being fully salts
fed after mature elaboration that the
said complaint is well founded, and that
it is his duty to remove said Commits
sioners from their Offices as Commits
sioners OF the Board Of Police for Baltl-
more city, for official misconduct, and
that he does adjudge and declare that
the said Samuel Kinds and Nicholas L.
Wood are hereby removed from office.
There is some excitement on the
streets tonight, and there has been sew
eral personal encounters One man was
badly beaten and carried into the head
quarters of the Republican party.
II is not yet ascertained who are the
new Commissioners. 1t is rumored that
the new force has already been organized,
and will make their appearance during
the day. The old Commissioners have
their whole force out, and will resist the
demands of the new force for the surren-
der of the station house, marshals Offices,
etc
A body of four hundred dismonnted
cavalry who arrived here yesterday to
embark for Texas, are now at Fort Nc
Henry, and rumor says they will be re-
tanned here in case of emergency. There
is considerable feeling manifested, some
approving and others bitterly denouncing
the course of the Governor.
Generals Grant and Comstock have
arrived in the city
New YoRK. November 1.-The steam
ship Australian, from Queenstown the
2lst ult, has arrived.
The steamer Midway, connected with
the Atlantic Telegraph Company, ar
rived at Queenstown ON the 10th with her
propeller broken.
The cotton crop of Egypt is said to be
very large.
The cattle plague has almost died ont
in England
A Paris correspondent says the Tnalady
of the Empress Carlotta commenced on
her voyage from Vera Cruz to Navarro,
where she talked about the immense re-
sponsibilily she had assumed.
The famine continues in India, and
the cholera has appeared in the famine
districts
WAsHrNGToN, November 1.-The work |
of removing the archives and documents
of the State Department to the Protest
ant Orphan Asylum, on Fourteenth
street which has been leased by the
Government for five years, was com
menccd to-day, preparatory to tearing
down the old State Department building
10 make room for the Treasury extension.
NEW ORLEANS, November IA pri-
yate letter received from the Mexican
capital announces disatfection in regi-
ment of Mexicans organized with Aus
irian officers, who murdered all the latter
and went over TO Perfdo Diez, at Ojaeca.
The Austrian band at the capital has
ceased to give its open air concerts be
rause of the riotous conduct of the popu-
ACE. The Emperor, in consequence of
sickness and distress Of mind as to the
health of the Empress, has shut himself
up in the Castle of Chepultepec. His
Early abdication was momentarily ex-
peoted
ToRoSTo, November 1.-The trial of
light Fenian prisoners has been post
noned unti the second week in Novem-
Der, to allow their counsel further time
o procure evidence. The crowns coun-
vel stated that they were not ready to
proceed against the others at present.
OTTAWA, November IAN informal
meeting of the Cabinet took place yes
Ierdsy. II is understood that the minis
iers will proceed to Montreal and hold
heir regular session there, commencing
tomorrow.
LOUISVILLE, November mo new
cases of cholera All old ones reported
Mr.. Brobston introduced a resolution
the City Council, which was adopted,
against the execution of
lynch, and requesting the interference
If the President.
FORTRESS MONROE, November 1.-The
United States District Court met at Nor
ok to-day. Judge Underwood presided.
The grand jurors were sworn in, and that
portion of the oath requiring allegiance
% the United States was omitted.
ST. LOUIS, November IA large ex-
,ursion party left here to celebrate the
completion of the Union Pacific Rail-
road to Fort Riley, Kansas. Another
arge party will leave tomorrow, and
oin the previous one at Leavenworth.
A Beautiful Sentiment