The national Republican., 1866-11-02


THE POLICE s.L LtesssEask.sr"' or
pAL,,ssns. NSy;3 eovI sSrss d.oi'ion ha,
Cfowds Of Ssop,s ART gathsriSg arcuAd The ysri.
Gus nswspapsf ohlsss, avaitias y rasllt and dis-
eussins the peobshiliti0. -.
BALTMovR, Nov L.--Ths, Asusvioan has rs-
csived the following dispatch: ri
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 1.-The Governor has decided
to remove the commissioners. The decision 10 very
bitter against them. II says The registry lsts Of
1866 should have been used and thst The judges Of
law and that the police and judges were Of The
most partisan character, and were guilty Of otneial
misconduct He would call on the United States
for troops. u necessary. =
Sheriff Thompscn, Of Baltimore. arrived here
this morning.. his supposed he came for the pur.
Mr.. Latrobe goes to Washington in the afternoon
B4LInons, Nov l,-rh're Il great s1eitsnsns
. ,II8I5'sGIr = Isncoxp ipIspAron.1 tisa aIs IN,
p BALfIHoRn, Nov. 1.-The Govsrnor has decided
to remove the commissiousrs He says he VIII call
upon the President for troops II necessary. - :
yBALrIxoRn, Nov. Lit 10 not yet ascsrtainsd
who are the new commissioners. II is ranord
that the new forcs has already bsen organised and
will make their appesrsnce In 'thsi osurss ~ the
day. The old commissioners have their full force
out and win resist the demand Of the new force for
the surrender Of the stasonhou marshals ofos,
30. IA
II Is reported that John T. Ford, Of Ford's Thsa.
tire, and Capt Horn, Of the Third ward, one Of Gov.
Swsnn's rsgisters, have beso appointed commits
sioners, and ex-Marshal Vannostrsnd, one Of, the
witnesses for tho prosecution, has been appointed
marshal. of
A body of four hundred di.mounted cavalry, who
arrived hero yesterday, to embark for Texas, are
now at Fort McHenry, and rumors say they will b
retained here In case Of emergency. sdlris'
There is considerable feeling manifested. some
approving md othsn bitterly dsnounoins the sstion
Of the Governor Squads Of people are gathered
oflces discussing the affair. u
Tho new force have not yet made their appear
sncs, but is i supposed they will do 90 IN the
course Of the day. ~ l-a - y .y.ia r
The names above given asths new Commissioners
and Marshal are given on rumor, but are probably
Id FS.tt ID .s.g (LArEl.l -. .fz.-54
BALrMoRs, Nov, Lit Is now statsd that Mr..
Ford Is not to be appointed, and that g. @. 0scrss
R. Berry and Mr.. Horn, before msutionsd, are TO
be appointed. Nothing 10 positively known yet. {,
BALTIMORE, Nov. I -Governor Swami went to
Washington this afternoon. .1'.- '.,s q
This evening the Secretary Of the State served an
Oicia notice, in which, ansr rsoiting the charges
etoanss sho Soin"insAoAshsy sno oovoFuof snss
having carefully considered all tho testimony ad.
duced for or against said complaint, and being
fully satisfied, ater mature deliberaton, thst tho
complaint Is we'll founded. II Is his duty to remove
said commissioners from their Offices Commission
ers Of the Board Of Police of Baltimore city, for
official misconduct and that he does adjudse and
declare that the said Samuel Hindes and the said
Nicholas L. Wood DO and they are hereby removed
from Office. - =. I,,T--. M .. o.. ....t --.|T
There Is some excitement on the streets tonight,
and several personal encounters have occurred.
One man was badly beaten and was carried into the
headquarters Of the Republican party
. I'.' [sriLL LATER SA SA AS
BALrIxons, Nov. Ii IL undsrstosd the Police
Commissioners had an interview with Cen. Grant
this p. m. They Informed the General Of their
view of the case. and claimed that they wsrs per-
fectly able to preserve the pesos Of the city Gen.
Grant also had an interview with the nswly-sp-
pointed Police Board. What took place Is not
dshnitsly known, but IL 10 reported thai The Gen.
sra advised them not to attempt to establish their
authority BY force, but to rely entirely upon legal
measures before the courts. It Is understood they
design to apply to Judge Martin, Of the Superior
Court, tomorrow, to be sworn, whom u Is the pur.
pose Of the counsel for the old Board to appear and
argue the case.
The commissioners have . very large force on
duty tonight. Special pstrolnen have been sworn
in, and all the station-housss are guarded. The
city Is quiet
BALrmoRE, Nov. 1.-Gen. Grant returned to
Washington tonight. 'r..H-f lt
Mr.. Latrobe also went to Washington from An.
napolis this p. m. ~ = "syia5