The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10
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ol the Governor of Louisiana. Grant. IN
nply. doubts the Gcncr,(s powcrto remove
hsYcrnors, and THINKS removals must be
w. ny Congress OF after the trial under
NC 9Th section.
Returns from the Land Office of Tallnlay-
so Fla, show that over 1900 ncres Of land
liSe been located undct the homusloai law,
wnch limits estates sixty acres.
Nh'iona bank circulation nearly $780,
Op,OGo. The War, Navy and lntcriUr dis.
brscmcnts for the week amounts TO -.
2OO0D. lntcrnal Revenue receipts f,r The
week $5,S01, 700.
In tn, Senate, the resolution oxpclling
salisbury wss indignantly postponed.
The New York papers publish tie nrgu
ncnt which Gov. Sharkry and Robert j.
Walker proposed submitting in support Of
The Mississippi con,plaiu; on Friday next.
NEW ORLEANS, April G.--- Brownsville
ia'es of tho 81 April, Monterey OF the 9Th
March; Snltllo Of Tic 25,h and San I.uis,
y 4 Inc 20th, ,!;ayo bocn received. No nov
features i'll tho siege. Quoretaro aud the
Republicans arc not disposed to assault,
but hope o captm By starvation. a let
ter from II well known merchant in Zaca,eo
cas- says the last news from Qucrctaro was
to the 18th. The Impcriaiists attempted Il
sally, but were driven in and City killed.
Bosr0N, April Ga private letter from
Port.au. Prince, March ii, confirms the
reported revolution in llnyti. President
Gctlrard has resigned, and left tho island in
II French man.uf. war,
CoLuMnrs, Quo, April G-lhc Senate
has concurrc,l in the House amendment to
the suffrage bill, extending franchise 10 all
male citizens. except rebels and descvlGrs.
New ORLEANS. April 6.-Tho news from
tho lcvces above continues uniavorahlc.
The Mayor of Baton Rouge tclcgraphs that
Hall y, I =. l,,
PonTLANn, Nh, April J.--llnn., George
Evcns, formerly Senator from Maine, and
for many years Chairman Of the Committee
OIL Commerce, died to-day, aged seycnty
years.
LONDON, April G-Thcrc is general dts.
trust in political and financial matters all
over Europe.
NEW ORLEANS, April 3 -ATorrngo
lcvcc, in Concordia Parish, opposite
Nachitochcs, has given way, and the
disaster cannot possibly be repaired
until the water falls; the upper Par.
ishns will be iEunlatod. The engineer
at The crcvasse below Baton Rouge re-
ports that he cannot get men to work,
rs lie has no money to pay them.
PEovIDEScE, r. T., April .t.-"The
House passed the Senate manhood su(.
fragc bill, with an amendment disGran
chising rebels and descrtrrs.
RocnEsrER, n. Y, April A--Thy
detectives made rad on the counter.
feiters. and thirty-cight prisoners were
brought III, yesterday, and lodged IN
Jail. The prisoners arc mostly from the
Western part Of the State.
WASHINGTON, April 4 Tho Came
ron.Stovcns lcud is deepening. Came
ron lsvors TIC CONFIRMATION 81 'TJye,S TJaem,SS:
Gratis III preference to Stevens friend
Stevens is represented as furious.
1t IS probable that the Russian
treaty viii he postponed until next
session.
English majority is 979.
1t is stated that the Attorney Gen.
raj has advised the President that Shrr.
ldan has exceeded his powers in rcmov.
ing Tie Louisiana provisional officers.
The radicals claim that the second and
sixth sections confer questioned power,
upon General Sheridan. Ho writes
that the faithful enforcement OF lie
law will ncccssitate further rcmov.
ais.
Active measures have been a6optcG
by The Horticultural Bureau to dis,ri
butc $40, OOO, worth Of seeds. apDropra.
ted ny Congress to the South.
Sr. LOUIS, April 4.--Thc entire
radical ticket, except two Councl.ncn,
elected.
rHrERsBUNo, VA, April .l.-Scna'or
WllaAn, OF Massachusetts, addressed n
vast asscnb!agn, N front of Jarrc,,'s
Hotel, to-night-tho colorcd element
largely predominant, and enthusiastic
IN their manifestations of APPROVAL
The Senator spoke upwards of Que hour
proclalming himself radical, and entire.
~ committed to radical principles. Ur
pronounced slavery to have been the
cause OF The late war, and said that
neither North nor South were euiI,Iess
i'll The conflict. The negro is now as
much citizen of the United States as
the President, and entitled to all tile
privileges Of the whites, He implorcd
the negroes to exercise the right Of
franchise as free man. He dsc'aimed
all Intention on the part of Congress
and tho North to degrade or humiliato
the South, but the measures of recon.
~ sructlon rather aimed to elevate the
AYSnSsspand the oppressed
WAsHINGToN, April 3.--Tho Ex-
autivc session was somewhat stormy.
hdical Senators favor rejecting nomi-
4 1ltions as fast as they como in, until
%,te President yields. The more con.
}}sdvative and homcsicli favor conf. NJ
ii good mon, regardless of polit .cs.
~ rule Of acting adopted. Each
Shator will voto as whim dictates.
The Democratic mur icipal tickctI
hs boan elected in Washington CITY.
il St. Paul, (Minnosota,) Madison
MILWAUKEE, (Wisconsin,) Lcavcn-
Yrth, (Kansas,) and Cleayeland.
(ihio,) have elected Democratic Nav.
Oh !; The rest Of the officers radical
81 Lonis elected a radical Mayor.
Ehe ivoto i'll N Michigan is light. Re.
apYlicans generally successful. !
MEMrHis, April 2..--.Confederate
4Gderal Smith P. Bankhead was beaten