The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-11-10

make return, 1t i. supposed they may
,,, We, hearing before Tuesday or
Wednesday u IL not known ~hnt
course he will pursue 1t Is PRESUMED
that II the commissioners are brought
before Judge brrtel tomorrow, counsel
- N enter into discussion 81 the ro'nts
involved The rity continues rrmarsa
biy uu-t, the people quietly disclosing
tl,. situation and the rGmor- ~ cirrula.
t,rr. there /, nothing ou, of The usual
order nf event. worth mentioning
\rv lons, Nov. = evening Ni'idn-
Wis To prove the innocence OF the Rev
Nr NrNahop. ra~ Under sentence Of
death in Trrrutr. have been forwarded
to Washington
Simon Drawer j. dead
Btvp,in, y. y. Nov ;, evening -
There WIS considerable cscitcmcu, vt
Far, Eric last NIGHT, in expectation Of u
fcninn raid Tie cause of the paule
seem. To- have been the arrival Of the
I ni,rd States steamer Nichigon. which
has come to restore the fcn,an arms
captured hast June and the trnlsn de
meu.irntion on sunday afterwards
NN'f' IfuhihtHl i'hAANN N'''' W
aressc. and speeches
N,sntNuroN Nov SENIOR Romero
,ay- ho Ten. received letter dated N.rn
',hf Det -. via New Orleans stating
,hn, Macmillan left the city 81 Mexico
ou tho 2nrd rc.ianing verbally, ia favor
of Gencrpl H"fnirr.
" ,.ptS9rtfs. Nov The state
department hr' mhcial information OF
the departure II Mrsimlliun from the
city Of Mexico
bAtriuopr Nov i.--iu1ye Doricl, as
socintc Justice Of the court oi appeals,
appeared ~ court thi, morning, aud IN
answer 10 hi, inquiry oi the wni OF ha'
beas corpus in the ease OF The new con
missioner, aud the sheriff which were
issued by him on saturday, was inform
ed the warrants had been served tins
morning but the prisoners we're not
forthcoming owing to the warden of the
iaii nynihng himself Of the three days
allowed hy the laws of Maryland 10
make .aiL proper ron,eyances The
counsel for pri.nncr. contenn the writ-
.hnuld bee returned immediately unless
unavoidable impedimcnt- are presented.
Thcprisuncr- not nrrcarinsm " clock
their counsel announced they had pre-
pared petition that his honor would
command III, deputy sheriff 10 produce
the warden. together with the prisoners,
Counsel for the old commissioners
thought such return would be made
hy one o'clock which would render
further proceedings here unnecessary
H,iriNoHs. Nov >. evening Judge
Roriol dccidrd that the warden should
have three DAYS Ia which Ia return the
writ An establishment containing oue
hundred aud fits buX", ol firearms and
ammunition was seized t"-dny 10y the
police Resistance was offered to the
nrrc.t- and one man shot Gen Grant
acting IN his private capacity, made the
following proposition To- the old romml-
sirncr', which It Is supposed viii be sc.
ceptrd That the ,ou."ryniiycs have
one Judge Of election md clerk IA each
precinct. according 20 the registry law,
and have htrr. ir 'rirctca ballots on.
'.s ~ fA"et' at Cf''y ,rtriH"t 6Ar
Gffr' wa utt'"r - 'h" tcpt-sod''ti7f
Of titv swnuu IN the matter M quiet
At present NO trouble arrrchrndci
RuriuoEr. No, .. II T. VI After a
conference. lasting up tu loo.clnck to
night. between the police commissioners
ari the committee representing the com
sentative Jmr'y, With ~ view To- the hitter
nnmin. one ,nigc qnl "us clerk t., b.
appointed 10y the police crrnmi--ionrr.
for each precinct according Is the
agreement made la the conference with
Cen Grant the conservative commits.
sipuor. abandoned the whole matter.
nnd withdrew at last without making
any nomination The h-t Of Judge,
stands ~ at the Mayor e. election.
BALTIMORE \oy q. nnuu The cleo
,,a.. ,5..s's, --.~..' ..'.rtuc The
election passed oh quietly Incomplete
returns Indicate the Cou-rr,ati,r, n.
carving the city
NV omr,>. Wv G-Gov We'll.
ha- appointed Geo Chadwick COMM.
'I'nrr Z" the hari. exhibition
I"NroN nov L The American y,.
sci n"nernl sherman. went n,hor, M
I orrcn. and forty tct.on. On board were
hy the native,
- frrFHsnrgG. Nov N,r +o
ne"cd IN li"kcharn, and the Ru..inn
I"rce' have hcsoisei AMI taken ,h, civ
i Naturln
l'"srn> Nov Republican. elected
en- '"nere-smcn fill delegation Tvn
'rgr'"s nrr elected 3, the M...,,l.,
rtt' legislature one ~ hnrlr-,.up and
ne ~ l'ost"n later nuI fuller r.,gru.
!" not alter th" result ~ Indicated ,p
~ night di'pmtchc,
'''' T.. NOV ten Pile, elected
I, '"nsrr~, in the first district over
logan present member. Republican
ain u ! loan re- elected IN the iii
l,trict
NuNI>orov Del No, : Return.
'd'catc heavy Republican lo-... saul.
lry = evidently elected Governor and
rrholson Ia uusre,,
Nuwtrkfr, Nov : In til. fr.i q
'ngrc->iuual district Paine R,pnl,li
II" hn- 1000 majority over brown
,-orrnt In thc second third Gnb.
u s's'h d-',iri' Eldrijgc democrat
Is @.''r MAJORITY ,
HuriN"sr Nov : l;ct,rp. cr.m I
nntlrs comprising the An C.u,,r.. a
mai district Indicate the r. election %, T.
uuk Ih1na. 2Up majority =,
W n-hinst"p intellig,nccr hs. Bah; n
re special saying that the rop.cr,n. II
'' To-day. notwithstanding al adverse
,nm'innrc,, achieved great success. /
l"rtl IN thr city l. estimated at 100 :,
IN conservative members Of lonrr... n,
elected. and the entire legislative
nrns from the ,ariou. cuuutic, ,rc in
'r OF the consecutive. The Repuh. H.,
ms have an increased MAJORITY IL tho !
{" Of Wisconsin
WV \urs Wy t,p,pct.,, 4,
ee- place the Republican asrjority in
state at 1900 The Tribune CHIN, !,
e The Republicans lose three Con. I,
'stnrn in inland cuuntic. p,J.c n,
ing and Humphreys, but cnin Nh,
u ~ the ',yer districts. namely. Van ~
\ IN s4acc II Winfield. in the Inn HL
in'rn - plarr Of Radnrl. !. III. ra'
cornell in place Of lIubell. IN tho r.
Republican majority in hi. A.,
'arl"u-iy estimated at from 5000 81,
~" Illinois has gone Republican +,
''F' W ~rousin 5000 Nns.n