The national Republican., 1866-11-06
srtihsd to the State Legislature and

classified and certified to the State Legislature and
to Congress.
The Commissioners respectfully declined this
proposition s II would be contrary 10 the election
laws Of the State and that By accepting II they
would bs guilty Of worse malfsasanos than had a.
ready been charged against them; that Il was their
purpose to conduct the election strictly in accord
ancs with the provisions Of the law and constitu.
tion Of tho State and that II not In their power
to make any agreements that 'dnai's'd with The
law.
The next proposition made was substantially a.
follows:
That tho old Police Commissioners appoint one
conservative Judge Of three be appointed at each
Of the pos that these judgsi receive the votes Of
those who present themselves and who are found
to DO upon the several registers that two sets Of
ballot.box be used In one Of which to bo de-
posted the votes accepted and In the other the
jsoted votes.
The first part Of this proposition was simply In
accordance with the pledge made BY Mr.. AisIan-
der before Governor Swami, whilst the charges
against tho Commissioners were being Investigated
II was made then Is . concession BY the party in
power to the conservatives, with the view Of pre-.
serving the peace, and the commissioners having
already announced officially in the morning papers
that they would appoint ono judge and one clerk
In each precinct from the conservative party, ,
there was of course, no objection to H. the remain
der Of II being fully covered by the provisions Of
tho registry law, and Of course there could bs no
objection to this portion Of the proposition.
tsEvESrH DISPATCH.
No Compromise.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-After o conferences Of
FIVE six hours, lasting up to ten O'Clock to.
night, between the police commissioners and
committee representing the conservative party,
with view to the latter naming ons judge and one
clork to be appointed by tho police commissioners
for each precinct, according to the agreement made
at the conference with Gen. Grant, the conssrys.
tive committee have abandoned the whole matter,
and withdrew without making my nominations to
tho police board.
They had previously claimed the right to review
the sntiro list Of Judges and to object to any man
who had not property qualifcati Of SO, 900.
This was rejected by the commissioners, and Il
was finally determined by them that they would
appoint judge and clerk in every precinct, giving
the committee until ten O'Clock tonight to make
their nominations
About the time named tho committee, Of which
he Lieutenant Governor, @. G. Coz, was one, sent
a communication to the Commissioners declining
any further action In the matter Thus the list Of
judges and clerks stand as at the Mayors election.
Mexican Dispatch OF an Imperial Color.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.--A Galveston dispatch
dated to-day contains City Of Mexico advicss to
the 10th ultmo, not so late as the official news
from Washington. 1t gives IN Imperial colorng
to Mexican affairs, and says the Empress Carlotta
was completely successful in all her demands on
Napoleon.
De Le Hayes, an Imperialist had defeated eight
hundred Liberals near ysra Crus, taking two hun.
dred prisoners.
Business Is good at Vera Crul.
The empire is paying its Ddebts as fast as the
claims are presented. Canales and Tspis could not
agree. The French regiments announced to en-.
bark left for the interior. Eight hundred men,
whose timo Of service has expired, have enlisted in
MaIimian's new army.