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The New York herald., 1867-11-21
THE FuaTleTA CONGRESS-.
from the Worcester tass Spy Member Of Congrsssh
RADICAL

from the Worcester Mass Spy Member Of Congrsssl
The third special session cf the For,ieth cousr.ss
will meet Tomorrow with full representation from the
States entitled 10 be represented The Senate Tems
the same - on the 4th Of March In the House few
changes have occurred-Kentucky having chosen full
democratic delegation and two other States hAv
ing had vacancies 70 n me political strength Of the
Congress IL divided - folows:Seuase republicans 42.
The seats OF Eve six Of the hitting members
tested some on the ground Of corruption, others for
participation in the rebellion. However they are
decided, the political complexion Of the Forteth Con-
gress win rsmain nearly above stated for the next year
and hail. Il will bs sesn therefors that instead OF
being IN situation requiring immediate surrender, ~
some Of the opposition have seemed 70 suppose the
pubcans arc still masters Of the situation and must take
the responsibility, whether they would not In odi-
nary times the Congresses preceding Presidential cleo
tons have been devoted 70 President making. and al
great Qusetions Of public policy have been deporaby
Influenced BY their supposed bearing upon the
claim. - e one one Or Or another sspnne statesman. u
consdsraaons will into the decision Of The
impersans which shs action Of this Con-
Il The pfssss sensitive state Of the public mind pru
dsncs and decision are the qualities most desirable
BE- cultvatsd and that whatsoever tsnds 70 hasten the
settlement Of the political institutions OF the country
and 70 anQutltse the public mind In regard 70 the
national finances, wall command The Immediate and
united support of The sra. body Of The people North
Il 70 keep the Administration q the gov.
eminent within republican control that result
= s p q Ss
The republicans have for the year contend with
watchful and powerful adversary, stimulated 10
Which s couo
when Il proved trsachsrous and unworthy 70 rsls.
Equal vigilance In defence Of the principles We have
Is Sscs o bs & Is.
are a that necessary v keep the law making power
republican hands and 70 make Executive power what
vas when vs had sobsr honest and upright man Il IL
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appeared 10 receive the sanction Of those highest

appeared 10 receive the sanction OF those hghes.
In authority, much indignation was excited
From all these things will he seen that this great
pleasure party as SUCH has been failure Il Is true
that we have visited q number Of interesting Places
but have done so in the most hurried and unsaus.
factory manner, while the expense has been much
greater than II the travel had been made upon The
regular iines
Il thought that this excursion might be the
FIRST Of series Of similar ones: and had II been
successful such might possibly have been the case
But for sucn an enterprise 10 succeed several things
not found IN this essentially necessary Even
with these granted experiences OF this trip has shown
how dangerous 70 the aud pleasure Of travel u
70 bring logether from parts OF the country
widely separated, unknown 10 each other and who, Dy
reason OF disparity Of ags dispossn and interest, have
but few feelings in common aud compel them 10 live
together 10 one house. were, for many months II
seems probable, there ore that This great Mediterranean
excursion will be the last OF its Kind A PASSENGER
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% both sides but are willing 70 rub out all old scorss
sns sars pssh with tho distinguished gentleman
on sne - OF December. not doubling but be VIII
commend himself so favoraby to his auditors a. 70
rSnQer them eager 70 hear what he says and, like
uver ask for more. Boslonians apt 10 be little
Ias but generally come round right at last Tho sue.
be equal 10, II not bevond any Mr.. Dickens has ex-
perenced a. home, although prophet ever more
honored In his own country.
From the Boston Herald Dickens N nyteing, Now 30
THIS gentleman arrived last evening haifpast eight
O'Clock 10 the steamer Cuba, and proceeded TO tne
rarker House, whore rooms engaged for him.
quiet evening passed Mr.. Dickens beng somewhat
iangued by the voyage felt constrained keep within
the privacy OF his apartments attempt 20 enter
tain the numerous persons who desrous thus early
rather inopportuney, 10 congratulate him upon bis
safe arrival and welcome him again to Boston.
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VIRGINIA.

Conservative Col red Men In Richmond Dis-
nvowing Radical Incendiarism.
RICHMOND. Nov. 20. 1861
The conservative colored men here have cal.ed .
meeting for tomorrow night 70 express their "utter
adherence Of ruch 1rebrands and incendare as Lewis
Lindsey and Others"
Reports 70 the Military Commissioner show that one
hundred coored men in this city discharged for
voting the radical ticket Two hundred are g.
ported being discharged for the cause but the
employers cay in many cases they had work for
them. Colored men who had been discharged before
election not reported.
Seven disieri~s around Richmond have closed opera
tons, tho owners not finding them profitable
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CONNECTICUT.

Taller, the Alleged Defaulting Teller NJ Hart
ford, Refused New Trial.
HARTroRD Conn, Nov. %. 1867
Tho Supreme Court Of Errors in session y Nor
wch have refused 70 grant . new trial 20 Charles D.
Tusr Of this city, late teller convicted ~ the March
term OF the Superior Court Of smbeszng $20 100 In
bonds belonging Loyal WILCOX special deposit a
the Hartford Bank The Superior Court, now in session
here will ofnciay advised OF this action, whom
IL win pass judgment The penalty 70 imprisonment In
the State Prison for Q period less than Ave nor
more than twenty years. Tuisr 10 in town on bail
His bonds on criminal and civil amount 9l6 900
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Election Carried on Altogether BY Ne.
groes-No Whites voting-Sailing Of Negro
Emigranss to Monrovia.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 20, 1867.
The election to-day perfectly quiet The voting
confined 70 the negroes Accounts from the inte-
districts represent the whites every decn
ing 70 participate In the election.
State appropriation bill ID 10 be issued BY Gene
raj Candy. Il provides literally for the Judiciary, tho
Penitentary and public institutions The state tax bill
will appear ~ the Same time.
The ship Goconda sailed for Monrovia to-day, carry
ing three hundred and twenty negro emigrants
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Explosion In q Ceat n1ine-Three Men Killed
and Tive Badly Iuiursa.
scrAxroS, Nov. %, 1867.
Tho Pine Ridge coiIisry. two miles aosth a wilkes.
barre has bssa closed for several days "a smother and
qusnch the burning nredamp. An sttsmps was made
open to-day, resulting In expIeGsn which kilis4
three and badly wounded Two. Several expesions
followed some Of which distinctly fslt in wilkes.
barre The mine will bs flooded with water - ths onay
means q sxtinguishins The nrs
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Debate In the Senate-Judcial Elccti0n-A
Negro Boy Killed by His Father.
NAsHvnLE, Nov. 20, 1897
There wn lengthy debate In the Senate to-day on
the question Of extending further State aid 10 railroads.
The propositions Involve the appropriation Of about
e1500, 600.
Colonel ". Phillips is elected Judge Of the Seventh
Circuit Court BY thirty majority over Scudder. Both
candidates radicas and nearly al the votes
cast By the negroes.
In Williams county. few days since negro boy vas
throws down and stamped 70 DEAN By his father the
murderer escaped.
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dsns - the ms tine dsscssa that the fractional town.
snip "a Dorth, range 70 west now . portion Of the
SAn'es S'ouS reservation, bs restored 70 market
The IudIau Commission.
A% M Commissioner G. H Nix, Of the Indian Bureau,
day received . telegram from Commissioner rayier
ANNOUNCING thas The Indian Peace Commissioners had
finished their abors and were now North Platte Sta
ton on their way homs. Mr. Taylor expects TO reach
here in the early part Of next week.
The Psymaster General to-day addressed . circular
20 paymastsrs informing them Of the following insuc-
tons OF ths Adjutant General OF The army
You are respectfully informed that the stoppags OF
nav from enlisted In favor Of the sutisr longer
allowed. aDe that che prscce OF entering upon The de-
be discontinued.
The New Army Regulations.
The new army regulations are now in the hands Of
the Pubic Printer, but owing 10 the great amount OF
labor occasonsd by the printing Of the departmental
ports and Congressional documents il is not expected
tina, Il win Be- issued for several montha
Cretan Annirs.
Late information received In this city from Consanti
nope states that the mission Of the Grand vzier Of
Turkey 10 The insurgents in Crete 10 tho last effort
the Turkish government win make to effect an
amcable adjustment Of tho Cretan difncul,Ies Ali
Pacha addressed . communication TO the Cretans,
requesting them TO select commissioners In
whom they could rely 70 confer With him and explain
their grievances That portion Of tho Cressns and the
allies who were in insurecton refused 70 send commits
soner and on the Slst Of October the Grand vixier
pubishsd proclamation, notifying the Crsans that the
expired that day. He also informed them that
from that ms forth the would be vigorously prose-
cuted for the Of the Of the
island with the aid OF delegates from the people
He announces that the troops shall protect all
peacsabls Inhabitants the tribunals will be operation
and the authorities will supply all the necessities Of the
people, An foreign volunteers captured under any cir.
eumstancss shall be tried BY council Of and dealt
with by martial law All Ottoman subjects found with
in their hands, who detected 10 aiding the
nsurgens shall be tried BY civil and military nba-
nal The Turkish government has offered the vessels Of
is navy transport 70 Greece such OF the Cretans
are desirous Of leaving the island
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INDIANA.

Meesins or tho State Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows as Indianapelis.
ISDlASArous Nov. 20. 1867.
me Grand Lodge d Independents Order sf Odd Tel-
lows Of Isdana closed their thirty annsai eommu-
nicasion In this city to-day The attendance ef repre-
ssntavss during the present session has unusually
large Reports from all the Grand Uheers show the
cause Of ODD Fellowship In Indiana 10 be In the most
prosperous and desirable condition
The New York herald., 1867-11-21

The Bassy- -Duay Fight Near Chieass-Bsssy
Wtss.
cncAoo. Nov. "a, 1851.
rhs nshs between DuSy and Busy. for el.oeo sidA
came on this afternoon. Thirteen cara bearing aboSe
two thoussnd nsa wsns ous twenty-five milsa
On The Ftssbsu and Ior Wayne road ana
thea came back and stopped - Rsbsrssdais.
.ho~t s,xsesa miles out whore Dooney ana
TssSsad rsesusy fought fss men stood up 4 abous
Two o'eock and fought one hundred and thirty I've
rounds hour and forty-two minutes. The rounds
short, noas exceeding twe minutsss ana several
osy oss or tvo sscondA The light was won By Busy.
Duffy the favors among the knowing onss he hav-
ing fought before while hh sntagonss was rev V the
ring.
Fight NJ Petersbura, Va, Between Bigby nsd
McDuns-Bssby the vIcsor-Captars Of the
Psincipats by che Soldiers.
RicHsorp. Va, Nov 90 1soL
prise dsAs came e6 to-day o Psssueurs, scar inc
sraass. bsswssa BIgby and McDuua ne isHes was
vsspsd On the anh ycupA 4 ssupany of troops
rallied 10 the SPOT while The crowd wa dsDsfnns ana
ssrssssd The psineiPela ~ for s's'ssss s1s 1
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NEW JERSEY.

Dessrucsion Of Meshodiss Church nc Camden.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20, 1851.
The Msshodid church on Third and Federal streets.
Camden NJ j. wss totally destroyed By ORE this aftsr-
noon: also four small houses The loss ID about
$4,000: Insurance $4,000 TO $1,000 The Ore vas
caused By sparks from locomotive the Camden and
Allan Ralroad
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Weston, the Pedestrian, Little Behind His
Time.
CLEvnAxp, Nov. 20, 1861.
The Weston enthusiasm increases q he approaches
his destination. and people nocking from the
rounding country 70 points whore hs expected pasa
He somewhat bshind his time, and 70 averaging three
and . half miles per hour
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THE lmprAcumEH1 QUESTION.
From the Evening Telegram Of ysstsrdl
WAauucrou Nov IN

From the Evening IelegFam Of yesterday.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20, 1851.
am informed good authority that when another
vote u taken by the members Of she judiciary Com
mittss ON impeachment . majority viii be found in
favor OF mpeaching President johnson. i am not ~
liberty 10 give the Of the member who resolved
to change his vose nor the that have
him; but OF the fact there NO doubt On the last
vote taken there four In favor and ave against
impeachment The transfer OF Of the
10 the other side Will therefore give the impsachen
majority.
How this will AFFECT the votes OF members In general
unable state; bus the feet should be disguised
that majority OF the committee reporting favor Of
the measure 10 calculated 70 have great weight with the
House
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The Steamship Java Outward Bound.
Bosros, Nov TO- 1867.
Tho steamship lava sailed this morning. taking TWEEN.
yons passengers for Halifax, nfsyons for Liverpool
aud no specie.
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Judge Chase Nominated BY Georgia Unionists.
MISSISSIPPI.

Ths Csnvensisn Rlecsies Prsbably Defeated.
MEMPHH, Tenn, Nov. 20. 1867.
The rssais Of the election ID Mssisspp, u SSH In
doubt Az far - heard from only 1l,sSl votes we're
poled while the total number Of registered voters 10
1911. Il Is believed that the Convention has been
defeated
The New York herald., 1867-11-21

A Disappoiasmsss ~ the Fashion Cssrse.
There vas snnosnesd 70 come on - Fasn'os course
yesterday match FOR $4,000 between 'hs Ssy ssadlns
j. J. Bradley and the brown mare American sr'' oas
- vssssss capital afternoons SPORT psd forfeit and
sssss dssppolnsmsat wss the rssul
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The Burning Of the Steamer Onwnrd-Eleven
Lives Reported Lost.
AoBmx, Nov 20, 1857.
Later accounts OF the burning Of the Onward
report eleven persons lostMr Conklin ofNew Orleans,
and ten negroea The cotton which Was valued at
S65 600, was fully insured. The boat was valued ~
500 600 and insured. !
The New York herald., 1867-11-21

Nuurxp srArEs NAnsHAL nossxp.-- Yesterday a. the
Unsd STATES habai for The district of connscscut was
ssps on sbs tram for Hartford hs pocket was picked
of wallet oentaIning two 500 bills, about S100 In
0sos ana oI0a shout $40 In fractional currsocy ana
one 81 and one u eesntsrfeit nc's Nav HessH Psa-
dSum, Nep. Ia A*NN
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TINE PRESS TeLsGRAms.

Inquiry ms TO the Alleged Abducti0n Of British
Subjects by United states Oficers-COn.
tiuued Suspension Of the Habcas COrpus
Act.
OTTAWA, Ont, Nsx 20, 1867.
In the House Of Commons last night. Mr.. Mckenzie
gave notice Of motion for copies Of the correspondence
relative TO tho forcible abduction OF British subjects
from the township or Moore by United States ofcera
4ir John A. Mcdonald announced that the House
would DO asked continue the suspension OF the hsbeas
corpus 70 extend ali parts Of tho Dominion
provisions Of the act for the trial Of foreign aggressor
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Fire Near Liverpool.

QUEBEC NOV ~, 1907.
Eight wooden tenements were destroyed By frs yes
terday at Benson's Cove Liverpool. .---
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CANADA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HsaALl

Kerosene Lamp Explosion-A Woman bwrned
to Death.
MONTREAL, Nov. 20. 1867.
woman named Emily Price was burned 70 death
to-day clothing catching fire. from the explosion Of
q kerosene lamp.
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. NORTH CAROLINA.

The Election In Wilmings 0n-The Blacks All
Radical-Conservative Majority Reported In
Whitesvilie and Cerro GordO.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 20. 1857
Tho blacks polled full vote, and not one known
to have voted the conservative ticket There very
few white radical voes in this city Tho vote In the
wards as far - heard from, 10 as follows: Second
vard-Radical 200; conservative, l26 Third ward
2oS; conservative, 166
Tho total registered vote In the city 906 whites and
], ,5S3 blacks
This county probably gives 1900 radical majority
Whiteville and Cerro Gord0, In Columbia county, give
considerable conservative majority.
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The stean shIp Cuba.

Bosros Nov. 20. 1851
Tho steamship Cuba which grounded lass night in shs
mud bank on Grand Junction wharf, caused BY strong
cob ds gos OF safely and 10 IN her dock this morning
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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
SPECIAL TfLEeUAm 70 the HERALD.

ARRANGEMENTS for the Pay Of Members.
ALBANY, Nov. 20, 1851, [
IL O'Clock p N.
An Interesting debate sprung up In the Convention
tonight proposition 70 recommend 70 the Legisla-
ture the including Of the whole Stale In any excise
license law that may pass. The champions Of cold
water and their opponents entered eagerly into the dis
cussion, which concluded, Judge Nelson giving
way for motion 10 adjourn.
The accepted proposition Of The Commercial Bank 70
advance the pay Of members and TO the Legisa-
turs for reimbursement will bring the delnquents back
70 work. and The impression prevails that the next few
weeks will nearly finish the work OF revision.
The New York herald., 1867-11-21

The Whites Voting Stout1y nt Raleigh.
RALEIGH, Nov. 20. 1857.
Tho election passed or very orderly to-day. Again
the whites voted heavily, and nearly unanimously the
conservative ticket; many voted against the Conven
tion, but over three hundred whites who registered
failed 10 vote at ALL About 1000 votes csst TO-
day, making 1000 for two days The voting ballots
have not YET been counted, and the result s still un
known, but Is thought the radicals have carried the
city BY $50 majority
The New York herald., 1867-11-21
GEORGIA.

The Reconssruction Convention TO Meet NJ
Atlanta December D.
AuGusrA, Nov. 10 1867.
General Pope orders the Reconstruction Convention
to meet at Atlanta December o. County meetings are
being called to elect delegates 10 the Conservative Con-
vention which meets At Macon December 8.
Judge Chase Nominated by Georgia UnionIsts.
ATLANTA, Ca. Nov. 20, 1857
Salmon p. Chase nominated for the Presidency ~
meeting Of loyal citizens. held last evening in the
Union League Hall, In this city. The Nsp Era. In
nominating Grant, has broken its influence with the
loyal voters who now 60 for Chase their choice.
The New York herald., 1867-11-21

Tho Great WestoFn Railway workshops
Destroyed by Fire.
HAMILTON, C. w., Nov. 90 1867.
The Great Western Railway carpenter and black
sm,th shops In this place. we're destroyed By nrs last
ngnI The loss Is very heavy The large rolling mill
only escaped through the energetic sxerons Of the re
men,
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passengers - might dsairs 70 60 shas fas, and
70 enable them 70 return 70 70 the city.
This was regarded q a evidence OF liberality
on ths part Of the manager until ascsraiasd that
u ts private speculation. and thai the accom-.
mediation vas e os pad for oy ne pssssnssrs them
Il intended shas salute should be rsd - We lsfs
osr moorsss, aad We hsd coupis Of rusty old four
sy sS g ~ 1
. became new character Of Quaksrs.
In fsv hosn the printing prsss vas pss In opera
sappiisd o ssbscribsss q he modsss price Of
.ss sssss Hss 'spy .A' ';gs,'d ss..sr and
sny costainsl sdissai which had bssn published
before Ia Nsv York daily, and which everybody on
sSs sa.s pager which nobody wished 70 read created
bat itsis snihusiasn and ths Subscribers even csasy
vfsh1rsv shsr ssnss % has Ne ass sumbsr OF re
Ths .'aodi0si Si.rds', proved 70 b aesAlas NOR.
thas pushing dks Of wood shout ths decks with orksd
chciy nsIodson, hssky-voiosd slsronss and third
rate pianoforts, none Of which seemed capable, amid
ths general gloom shas surreunded shsn. Of emitting
szcspton Of The books fsrnishsd By she passengers
themselves, consisted q sooss and . half Of the
-Ss s % s.. s.a s y q:
sSsosa" ~.. ssvsr SEQ o. heard 4 - the sss party
Of che pcnc passsd awsy. asd feeling Of vidsprssd
whom fss that they haa been victims Of series Of DE-
cspons Ono crcsmstancs aftss another devscped The
1a ns.s, ne no scmniisss - sslsss,ax : ssssnss,
ne committee % spplioas ions-sn shert that al
The ocsn end I'll their dutss he'd been merged In The
one psrsoa and that there no oshs 70 whom pas-
ssagsn could loot fos falAfui performance sf thsir
several contracts This feeling f disssssf actiop was
nos ssssosd whsa evidences u and IRE.
spensby on the pert ef The manager began " appear
There lack Of discpine and subor4natien % the
pan Of the waissr and Grew; aAd eosctivsa seedlings
snA ntsmpsrass faut6n1ings took The pacs of dlennod
enforcement Of rule. Private fsads and anim6ttIea
from opposing intsrsses and viswa Aross to- among
ths passengers thenssvsa CliQusa formed tea
parties osganissd whore, ~ their daily sttIngs
the participants INDUCED ID Ne amabis pastims Of
exchanging coumsnts on The conduct characters and
pecuatiss of their fellow passengers. These parties
assumed gre ~ Importance; snd necessary was ~
considered atthers should bo lack material for
discussion taat 10 enc instance member vas actually
discovered with her ear applied 70 the door OF neigh
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-30
The Port Of Memphis.

The river declines here, but at ST.
Louis is on stand. The Ohio is getting
uncomforiably low Arkansas river is
rising, and White river falling.
The Commercial will leave this eve
ming for all points on White'rive Capts.
Ashford and Morton and Charley Smith
Ors do the agreeable The Commercial
is A No. l, every way.
The Mollie Hambleton will leave for
ST. Francis river to-day, Capt. Bowman
in charge.
Captain Wards steamer, the Lady,
goes to ST. Francis river this evening.
The St. Louis packet is the feet City
of Alton. 1t is unnecessary to say more.
At 5 pm. the Lady will leave for New
Orleans.
The Great Republic will be in to leave
this evening FOR st. Louis
Capt Steve wilkins has returned.
Capt Geo. Hart is in the city.
Steamboatmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the PUB-
Lie LEDGER office, our arrangements en-
aiding US to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West. We invite steamboatmen to ex-
anime our styles Of work and prices. T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-30
THE ELECTION EXCITEMENT.
Captain winters Card-Hia Order
Revoked - General Forrest In
the Field.

The excitement produced yesterday by
what seemed to be the outcroppings of a
conflict between the authorities Of Col.
Beaumont and Captain Winters, has
been nllayed by the intervention of the
County Commissioners and Gen. Eorrest.
The former, while appreciating Captain
Winters patriotic and humane inten-
tons, have ordered him TO revoke his
order summoning posse Of fifteen hun
bred men. Capt Winters promptly obeyed
the order, and the posse will not be sum.
moned. In this connection Gen. N b.
Forrest, at the request of a large number
Of citizens, has agreed to cooperate with
Col. Beaumont in preserving order on
election day. With that view, he has
called upon the following named gentle
men to select ten men each for service,
to report Wednesday at 10 am: NJ. Ma
gevney, jr., ]. H. Edmondson, G. N.
Rambaut, I. f. Tobin, Thos. johnson,
j. W. Rogan, W. L. Duff, J. L. SafIar-
rams, Geo. Mellersh, B. G. Garrett, j.
X. Pritchard, j. W. Sneed, ]. F. Molloy,
John II. Mitchell, Hugh Martin, B. B.
Hutchinson, Chas. T, Smith, ]. G. Bar.
bour, Chris Steinkuhl, A. B. Vaccaro,
Isaac Rosser.
These are good selections, and the
public may rely upon it that those chosen
to act with them will be only gentlemen
of respectability and discretion. Capt.
Winters appears in card replying to
Col. Documents reflections. 1t is caus.
tic and pointed, and concludes
l submit to an impartial public wheth.
err the, spirit of Col BeaumoRt's letter is
not Of an incendiary character in the
extreme; and if, in his article, he has
not sought to throw a fire.brand in the
community-to stir up the worst pas
sions, and to prepare the way for those
fearful scenes which he pretends to dep
roeate, and which, as o sworn officer, he
is bound to suppress.