The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-07
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in Hyde Park, on Monday next, for
tue purpose Of protesting against ;!;o
cutting down Of the franchise, which
was extended by the reform bill as it
passed the House of Commons.
LONDON, August 2-Evcning. In
tho House Of Lords, tho reform bill was
reported from the Committee Of the
Whole, whcr it was under consideration,
md was ordered TO Il third reading
Final action vii! DC taken on the meas.
urc on Tuesday.
~ BEnLIN, August 2.-Von Dismarck's
official organ here in an editorial to-
day, strongly urges the great powers
Of Europe to intcposc in tho Crctan
question.
King William Of Prussia to day is.
sued 4 proclamation, assuming the du.
Ties Of sovereign of the North German
States
PEsTlr, August AT the recent
election for members OF The Hungarian
Diet Louis kossuth was chosen to rep.
resent the city c( Walton, without n
dissenting vote.
PARIS, August 2--IIon. George
Bancroft, United Safes Minister to
Prussia, arrived in this city TO day.
Dispatches have been received here
to day from Athens, announcing that
the Grccians have defeated the Turks
IN several recent cnga gcmcns. The
same despatch makes mention Of the
departure Of the French Squadron for
Gambia, tor the purpose Of bringing back
refugees to Greece
PARIS, July 20.-Ihis mornings .Voni-
tier declares the rumors OF war prevalent on
the continent without foundation.
LONDON, July 20.-Thc sincerity of The
IIoniteur'S repeated dcnials Of tho war
rumors is doubted The Times says these
rumors will check trade generally until next
spring.
News Items.
GALVESTON, August 1.-The appoint.
mcnt Of Gov. Pense gives satisfaction to
the best men Of ali parties.
The yellow fever is steadily incrcas-
ing, and the physicians arc urging the
maccllmated to leave.
WAsGINGToN, August IA dele.
cation from Alabama waited on the
President last evening and urged the
removal Of Gen. Pope, on the ground
that his administration Of affairs in
District No. WIS equally obnoxious
rs Shcridan's. The President merely
stated he would make q note of the
grievances
Registration in Louisiana is compile.
ted, but it will take several weeks to
revise tho rolls, as many registered nn-
der the Attorney Generals opinion will
be stricken off; CROUCH is known to
prove that there Will be a colored ma
jorly.
Gen. Sheridan has rc-adjused the
Boards Of Aldermen Of New Orleans by
appointing other parties to fill their
places.
New YORK, August 1.-The exports
from this city to foreign ports exclusive
Of spcc,c, for six months ending June
80, amount TO Sill 100000.
The steamer Henry Chaucer, from
Aspinwall, brings $I,s673l2 spc-
clc.
PIuLADELrHIA, August l.-Thorc
is considerable excitement here among
cotton dealers, owing to tho seizure Of
nearly all the stock; the revenue OFF.
GERS seize all that's without stamps,
declaring that certificate OF payment
Of tax is not sufficient. The merchants
declare that is an attemptto lay black
mail.
CHARLEsroN. August 2.-Gcncral
SicklS has removed the police Of the
town Of Sumter, for alleged malLrcat
mcnt Of the blacks and ineflicencv.--
lie appoints two colorcd and one white
policemen to succeed the late incum-
bonts.
United States Marshal Eppng was
arrested last night, ona charge Of in.
tending to fight duel with G. G. Bow.
en-, owing to an abusive letter about
Epping published by Bowen. The
difficulty grew ont Of rivalry for the
leadership of the Republican party Or
ganlzaton hero
Several Of the freedmen who emigra
ted hence to L,boria, last year, have
just returned, bringing very aiscoura-
ging accounts. Letters from those who
remained in Liberia arc to the same
purport, advising the Southern freed
mon against further emigration.
WAsHINGroN, July 3O.-Thc fol-
lowing was issued to-day, addressed to
District Attorneys and Marshals Of the
Unitod States
ATTORNEY GENErAr.'s OFFICE,
July, 80.
by direction Of tho President Of the
United States, you are hoscby instruc-
ted to observe with vigilance all per-
sons,Yhom you have reason to sus-
pct7yof combining unlawfully for OK
poditions into the territory of any for
cign nation, and to promptly inter-
pose tho authority Of tho United
States, when you have probable cause
FOR believing that any person has vio-
lated tho neutrality laws Of the United
States. (Signcd)
a.lr, JoHN NJ. BINcKLEY,
Acting Attorncy-Gcnoral.
:. Internal revenue receipts, to-day,