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NOZZLE, October 29.-There were two
deaths from yellow fever yesterday.
Weather clear and warm.
| WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Ths Chronicle
will, tomorrow, contain an elaborate
address from Thad. Stevens, expressing
bis views on public Effalrs.
| RICHMOND, October 80 -HHnnicutt
addressed very large crowd Of negroes
in Capitol square last evening. He al
luded 70 certain threats TO kill him, and
said: "I will not leave. Don't you
know, my feiioW-eitizens, that when the
Essassin's bullet passes oy brain, or bis
dagger touches my heart, more than one
white man will fail upOn that day ~
The assem- blsge responded, % Yes! 4! yes li'
SAVANNAH, October 29.-The election
90 day passed off quietly. Many negroes
from the country, and some from South
Carolina, voted in the city. The vote of
the city was 602 and that of the county
40. About 250 votes were rejected, all
of which (exeept three or four. were for
Convention and the Radical ticket. Only
one white vote was east out Of IVA city,
and 80 county votes. Many OF the
names given by the negroes could not be
found upon the registry books. The
Boston mulatto, Bradley, ticket Is ahead.
I Not a single arrest vas made.
AUGUSTA, October 29.-Rsturns from
all parts Of the State indicate that the
/ Conservatives took no part in the cleo
I ton. 1t passed OFF quietly. Nearly al
the votes cast were for q Convention.
/ Seventeen hundred and eighty-five votes
were polled here, 1873 for the city and
7l2 for the eounty-ali for the Conven-
ton. The following returns have been
| received from the interior:
Rome-There were 700 votes poIled,
nearly all for the Convention; scarcely
any white votes.
Msrietta-There we're 205 votes polled
here, mostly freedmen; nearly all for
Conve1tioa.
LaGrange-About 500 votes poIIed, ne
groes and whites all for Convention
except on city and county officers.
Griffin-There were 675 votes polled,
$50 for Convention; about 175 whites
voted
Fort Gaines-Votes polled 800, ali for
Convention no white man offered or
cast a Vote.
Ansericus-From $50 to 800 votes cast;
all eolored.
AIbany-4OO; all for Convention.
There were few whites at the polls.
ATLANTA, October 29.-Atlanta and
Fulton county for Convention, Tg5
against, 800. Less than oGe-fifth OF the
registered voters voted.
MACON, GA, October %. The election
to-day passed off very quietly-nO whites
voting. -Four hundred and sixty-eiEht
votes were polled in the city and 1877 in
the country. The precincts heard from
Indicate no action on the part Of the
whites.
COLUMBUS, GA. October 29.-Election
quiet. Little interest manifested. There
we're $50 votes polled-409 for the county
and 25S for the city. Only few white
Radicals are voting. The number Of reg
istered voters for the county and city is
about 5000 The Conservatives take no
part in the election. Chances for the sue
cess Of the Convention are favorable.
FLORENCE, October Is The new Cab
met formed by Meuulwa is organized as
follows: Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
Gen. Mirabris; Home, Sig QueteriOe
Finance, Sig. COmbfa; Commerce, Sig.
Digney; Works, Sig. ContelIi; War,
Gen. Yialle; Justice, Sig. Mari.
FLORENCE, October 2s-NSon.-
following is the substance Of a Royal
proclamation issued yesterday;
The King commences by saying the
country Is in great danger. He declares
that war against France and her sllies
would be impossible He denounces the
Garibaldians for usurpiHg the right and
prerOgative Of the King, and says the
nations Of Europe must know that be is
no disturber of public order, and that the
Tag raised against the Head of the Cath
Olic Church is not his. He calls upon
the insurgents to return to their allegi-
ance, and exhorts the people to sustain
their King and preserve the national
honor. He concludes by promising
that, when tranquility is restored, Italy
with France will settle the Roman ques-
ton.
MADRID, October SIT is said Spain
has decided to join ia any action OF the
Catholic powers in favor Of the Pope.
TOULoN, October 2S.-Orders have been !
issued for every man of the force in !
tended for Rome to embark at once. /
Ten thousand troops have arrived from
Africa. The Northern fleet is expected. |
There is great activity in town. The /
first fleet is waiting outsideOf the harbor |
and the second will leave Paris on /
Sunday. Great excitement prevails on |
bOurse and in the city. Napoleon pre- |
sided at the Council at st. Cloud to-day. I
The rumor that the King Of Italy had /
is denied.
10 is said the squadron at Cherbourg /
had orders to sail Tor Italy.
Reports say that Garibaldi is near .
Rome with large force.
The PrtTie says there are rumors at /
Florence that the King is about to issue /
q proclamation TO the army that be will /
place Prince Hubert st their head to de-
feBd the rights of the monarchy.
LONDON, October 2S Allen and other
persons, charged as being Fenisn ennis
saries, have been indicted, and a special .
which was in session, has
Madrid, October 2s.-Geu. Lessundy,
who declined the Office Of Captain Gene
raj Of Cuba, has reeonsidered the matter
and concluded to accept it. He will
leave by the next mail steamer for Hs-
vRnA.