New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

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has been removed from Office because at the late election he
as Judge Of election refused to allow Rebel to votes and T.
l. HYDE also Route agent formerly Captain Fourth Mary
land has been removed and lis place filed BY soldier to be
sure but by a soldier who dismissed the service.
THE CASE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
The National hieihgencer Of to-day says
Samuel Tyler esq Of Maryland ore OF the counsel oil hlr
YESTERDAY in regard trial Of Mr. Davis We have mol
heard the result OF the interview was but suppose tha
ofnformaon VIZ that Judge Underwood and Chief Justice
Chase have come the conclusion that because OF the ss
next month consequently tho OF Mr. Davis with all
Others must be postponed TO a future day.
THE PASTURE LANDS.
The Register Of Public Lands at Tallahassee, Flor
ida reports that owing scarcity oabor the cotton crop Of
this season will be comparatively small but such is gathered
epecisv that upon the coast will be Of far superior
quality TO any grown IN South The crop does not
return abuudany anticipated The affairs OF the reea
men aud planters in commendable condition az Tar os
ley relate toward the other but the scarcity OF mon
and not overabundant crops does not place either in very
satisfactory Of the freedmen haTns con-
racted for portions Of the crop.
THE PoLLARD.TYLER DIFFICULTY.
The differences between IL. Rves Pollard editor oi
The Richmond E1ami7sr and Col John Tyler IT,. ca'uAe
for the virginia State Senate still kept up. The
is copy OF the poster referred TO in my dispatch OF
as having been paraded IN the streets OF idchUohu'
TO THE PUBLIC AND MY Priests:
BE under no concern about the searrSt 70 the p,ope
newspaper OF this morning know ~ uuY ,ti, In
AID a.. in Richmond know the cbar"-''' Joay TYIyR In
Rives Pollard. In 4i,hN -
,, pi,I % .,a 80 bis election Published card in
yI p,d Of Friday. 2lst inst, charging TIE Kran
-, a. ,,-.g owned BY the Adams Express Company, Who
b5 deed Of trust IT. favors that paper could In no
use be taken S true southern one
TINS ELECTED Mr. Pollard reply denying in p the as
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cious aschood which answered by the above
poster. M Pollard Immediately dspachng friend to cal
on Mr. Tyler with the following note;
RICHMOND saturday. Sept. 22--5 O'Clock.
JoHS TrLER-Sr have learned this moment WIN great
that have caused 70 be posted card on me public
streets assailng You are The aggessof ~ lbs E9ile
deem yourself nsnted bymy reply IN this mornings hGnH
II. EIyEs POLLARD.
There was no reply to this and on Thursday Nj Pollard
long the subee, In TIE Era@iAr after say
ing that
Nj TYLER rssaTde ris "a El.'a,, a Insulting to
to that custom prcscr,bes among gcleen
And further after quoting the above letter SATURDAY.
Here M TYR offered him opportunity Of personal
ready accord 90 him. or % any one else Who may ie
satisfaction he may demand II he chooses not 70 scci ar
honorable combat and to ignore and outrage mat cloA
usual among gentlemen there are s olleI Na9 VA " @
We are accessible az any time
NATIONAL RANKS CHARTERED.
The following National Banks we're authorized to-
dav. The Rideey National Bank OF Springfield IL TIE
Pennsylvania National Bank Of Poiis7ile Pa
QUARTgRMAsTER's SAILS.
The ouartermaster- General will sell at Alexandria
next month 10 900 cords Of wood the balance len Of le Or 10
the Government wood pile two months since An iu
ordered concerning this fire and tic actual
size Of the pile burned which has been reported
TnR NEW BOSTON OFFICERS.
The commissions of the newly-appoiutel Collector
and Postmaster for Boston Gen. ID. n Couch aud A. p.
Kngsbury have not been issued.
THE PHILADELPHIA APPOINTMENTS.
The slate made ont for the appointment Of Assist
ant Assessors Philadelphia broken today for the third
time Ex-Goy. johnson went home tonight dLglsied-
KEw-YoRK POLITICIANS EXPECTED.
Col Ludlow Thurlow Weed and Edwin Croswell
of New York and Peter Parker Of Boston expected here
by morning train.
ANOTHER POSTMASTER REMOVED.
Geo. II. Hale, Postmaster at Laurel Maryland,
the only Union man in that place who losied The United
States flag during the Rebel raids 10 Maryland In 1865 has
been removed and a COppsrhead appointed IN bic place.
THE REGULATIONS RESPECTING TIE TRANSPORTATION
OF COTTON.
Recently a delegation of prominent Southern
business men, most Of them factors and planters
visited Warrington 70 endehfOI 70 obhlh oliutiiloI
the existing rules and regulations under which cotton tran
sported to market thereon paid and It's final
shipment domestic ports The Secretary q the Treasury
to-day referred subject to the ATTORNEY General for bis
opinion 10 the premises
AMERICANS IMPRISONED IN DUBLIN RELEASED.
Information has been received 10 the effect that
person proved to be native naurlzed citizen Of the
United States remain In prison In Dubn under ho act
slspendng writ Of habeas corpus Two three st
held in custody Of funds wheewith pay their
passage from Ireland.
FEYIAE PRISONERS IN TORONTO DISCHARGED.
Our Consul at Toronto writes that seven Of the I
enan prisoners who confined IN jail there dis
charged the 18th inst evidence having been found that
required their further detention The dis
charged Patrick OBren. John Lehman. James Webb /
Daniel Foley Thomas Davis and William kirkland.
THE NAVAL OFFICE.
Gen Dix will be here tomorrow and will certainly I
accept the mission This alone the ct ofAs
visit for win press Col Ludlow for the naval Office your
port and most probably with success.
THE QUARANTINE AT HAVANA.
Our Consul-Gene at Havana writes " The quar-
milne rather observation reduced to five days for
esses from New Orleans Philadelphia Baltimore and New
YORK. and three days for those coming other ports
non provided they with clean bills Of health with oil
% board IN good health and that sickness has occurred
be passage"