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a. c.nssl 4 no: is anticipated io-gos-
rnv. 1hr wu .ie:aI.al LECTION IL the imme-
da'e cause. h'r- being conflict between
municipal aid State auth"rifiss. Cover.
Tor Wills Issued a proclamation declaring
hms IL Military Governor under the rrcon.
ru ton ac'. which makes oil the SOuih.
EN- G ~ernmenis provisional. He orders
tn. p lice and p roclial officers to o ley
Gully him. General Sheridan aud tn recor.
ders Of The municipal courts. The record.
trs have submitted. Mayor Monroe and
CHI of police. Adams, have ordered the
police to obey no orders but their own.
Monroe cl,ims tina: the reconstruction act is
not operative, since no official copy has
been r. ceived ais. that the registry law
adopted by loyal Legislature is still in
iorc,. Governor Wells orders the freed
men rniranchised under the reconstruction
law, to vote, aud insists that the disfran.
clised class shall not vote. Thus each
patty is striving 10 obtain control of tho
elvc- iors.
LArER-Sincc tie above Information
was received, Gen. Sheridan has issued
orders that no polls be opened. lard the
ell cion is postponed until military cont
mandrr is appointed. or special instructions
received. Gen. Sheridan has foui ,.gi-
mcnts and two batteries, and a battalion Of
Smith, Mower and Kautz.
The Judiciary COMMITTEES of the House
will Tomorrow introduce bill 10 provide
for enforcement Of the provisions Of the
rrcons. ruction law in the South, drsigna-
ting who shall call the elections. and pro-
viding for general registration Of voters
and issuing certificates Of election. 1t is
probab!r the Secretary Of War will be
charged with most important duties un.
der the act.
! LONDON, March 6-The Feniams have
torn up tho railroad and blocked up the
10 d between Cork aud Dublin. complete
ly susprnd.ng travel between those CITIES.
! The Gov,rnm feels no alarm at the as
pet Of offairs, as Stringent measures have
been taken to suppress attempts at insur-
surrrction. There have been 20 yet no
srli us outrages committed on either per-
sors or pro- erty Of private subjects. thu
rb l. appearing in quasi state Of strict
military discipline. At four o'clock this
evening. reports were received at the gov
eminent headquarters stating that all was
quiet.
DUBLIN, March lO.-The band Of Fen.
iaus reported to have taken possession Of
the la, racks at Kitte'l, in Kildare, have
been dispersed by troops. The insurgents
made an attack on the hanacks at Mount
Nelick and were repu'sed. The rebels are
said to have reass-mbled 10 the number Of
5000 in the neighborhood Of Alexander;
Tc""ps hive been sent to disperse them.
4 DUBLIN. March lO.--A Fenian Coun.
ell, which has been in secr~t session in
this city. has been disp~ra~d and it,
m,mbr,s arrested Ly the Police. General
Burk. Fenian l~ad,r in The South, has
ben cap'ured =, Tirp~rary.
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