Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-06
81 L ELEUlAIlI
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
LATEST FROM ALL QUARTERS
Republicans Elected in Vermont
Havana Quarantine Modified
Liberal Successes in Mexico
Nsxiwilian Wanting an Escort
American Citizens Imprisoned
Presidents speech at Detroit
DOings Of Radical Conventions
Fred. Douglass Makes a Speech
Presidents speech at Detroit
Doings Of Radical Convention
Fred. Douglass Makes a Speech

LATER-630 pm. Gold, 469 eX-
change, It 5.20s, lll4; l0-4Os, 80;
1905, 1861
The Vermont election resulted in the
reelection Of Dillingham; by an Increased
majority. In the Third Congressional
District, there being no choice, the two
Republican candidates were elected
The other two districts elect Republl-
cans.
Havana dates of the 3lst say that
letters received by commercial houses in
Cuba state that the project OF annexlng
ST. Domingo to the United States Is
looked upon as consummated.
The Board of Health, of Havana, had
finally decided to modify the quarantine
regulation so that clear bill OF health
will be all that is necessary to insure
immediate entry for all vessels TO the
Cuban ports.
The New York Tribune asserts that it
has trustworthy intelligence TO the effect
that Macmillan has determined to abdi-
cate il the Empress Carlotta fails in her
mission TO France. -s
The Hsrdlds Mexican correspond
ent says the French entertain strong
hopes that Napoleon will knd some ex-
cuse 10 refuse to withdraw his troops, and
that the United States will be unablesto
enforce the Monroe doctrine, by reason
of dissatisfaction in the Southern States,
and the rupture between the President
and Congress. A new and aggressive
campaign had. therefore, been deter
mined upon by the lmperialists one OBJ
jscf being the recaptnre OF the State OF
Chihuahua
Several prominent officials have been
arrested in the City of Mexico, charged
with speculafions, which are found 70
have been on the grandest scale. Nu-
merous successes have been gained by
the Liberals ia the interior, and one or
two high officers of the Empire had de-
clared in favor Of the Republic and gone
over to the Republican army.
Macmillan had asked an escort TO the
seashore, but Bazaine had requested him
10 wait ill the French troops were ready
TO return.
There we're several Americans in con
fnement in the Castle of San Juan de
Ulloa, charged with being concerned in
a conspiracy, and it was believed that
one of them, at least, would be shot. DIR.
J. II. Boher-one OF them-committed
suicide on the 18th August, while in a
state Of arrangement, caused, it. is said,
by ill-treatment on the part of his
keepers
The Philadelphia Committee on Ad-
dress agreed, il is understood, to indorse
the policy Of Congress, as before stated,
with two reports from the committee Of
raaolntiona Fred Douglass is a dele
gate 70 the Norinetn Oon'en'ion anu
made q speech "hieh was greatly APP
plauded. The speeches generally nave
been violent against ihe PRESIDENT
German Journals charged austria win
q breach OF the treaty WIN DaVaris' ia
making peace without the consent oil tne
latter. m
JACKSON, September .; line rIesiaent
and party passed To-Day WEDNESDAY
morning A reception was rendered
him at Eigin, ohio, put was marreu oy
several insults. a PACK nag was ois-
played ana the bands drawn up 10 re
celve the party piayea 2 dirge instead OF
q national AR al Ooerin' NO reception
was rendered at rreemoh'. a very en-
thusias'ic demonstration 'ook place AZ
Toledo. Inc had'eais marred the pro
eeedings by insulting interruptions, on.
with these exceptions the anair passed
OIL well a great cro"u assemoleo q,
Detroit, when uenera1 m uranl Iecei ,sl
the party ~ person Inc crow s'a. was 80
,e.ps-s. could No, he a1lsc,nallv
carried out NJ.
Inc ffes'aen1 speecn o. DeuS.s .
one Oh me mos rs'naseaD ~ ess ',, uS;r
erea ~ alm ps'sSSn ~ .ne sso 90 ~
saiungly ahnaeu 20 .ne sa'ay pau .n
5Iesaos s a. ;a.s.as 10 ss one of IL Rsd;-
uIssseu as' M ~, ~ ~ Saan hsrt;ng q, him