The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-19
L ORDER. No. 100.
MILITARY DISTRICT,
IRsTOS. Oct. L 1867

CHARLESTON, Oct. l, 1867.
Upon the representation of the Gov
ernor of South Carolina that for want
OF sufficient time, il will be impractical
BILE TO empAnel juries in some of the
districts and Circuit Courts of this
State i'll accordance with the provisions
OF General Order No. 81, in season for
the fall terms of said courts, and that
delay In the administration of justice
may result therefrom. 1t is ordered,
| first, that in all such district and Cir
cult Courts the jurors already drawn
aud summoned under the provisions
OF General Order No. 80, be empan-
neled for the trial of all jury causes
that may be set for trial at the next en-
suing term of the said courts. The
| right of challenge by reason of nom
registration, to be allowed and exer-
cised. as prescribed by General Order
No. SO.
| I'd. In drawing juries for the fall
terms of the district and circuit courts,
for the next term of the said courts, the
| juries shall be drawn from the lists of
all citizens who have paid taxes for the
current year, and in the manner pre-
scribed by the laws of the State. And
TO the end that the right of challenge
shall be effective. the sheriff of each
district will be furnished with the list
of registered voters in his district, after
the same shall have been revised, In
conformity with the act of Congress of
July 18th, 1867.
The execution of Special Order No.
| 1866, paragraph six, current series, from
these headquarters. is suspended until
the revision OF the registration, as
aforesaid, Eas been completed.
Sd. Where juries have been empan-
neled for any district or circuit of this
State in conformity with the provisions
OF General Order No. SO, such panel
Ia ,NanV,,a1 IN ha
and effective.
Senior Romero was serenaded mt the
Charleston Hotel this evening. A large
crowd were in attendance.
The Herald's Auburn special says,
Mr.. Seward is still predicting, smoking
and telling stories with some of the
political fossils of the State. He has not
tho power or spirit of resignation, and
will not resign his seat in the Cabinet.
After taking II view OF the political sit
nation he now thinks New York is GER
tain to go for the Democrats next
month.
The Republican nominating conven-
tions met last night to select candidates
for the State Senate with the following
results: Fourth district, adjourned
Fifth district, w. b. White. Sixth dis
trict, adjaurned. Seventh district,
Wilson Bergman. Eighth district, adj
jOurned.
The Democrats nominated two dis
tinct county tickets, Tnmmany Hall
and Democrat Union, last night. The
Seventh Senatorial district Mozart Con-
vention nominated Jno. Hardy. The
Second Assembly district Mozart Con-
vention nominated Demas Barnes. The
Fifth Assembly district Constitutional
Union Convention nominated Christie
pher Monahan.
The alleged assessment of the Fire
Department to sustain the Republican
party is totally denied by Alexander
Shaler, president of the board OF COM
missioners.
The Tribune's Buenos Ayres cores
pondent of the 18th, says: The allied
fleet steamed boldly up TO Fort Cnru-
patty and demanded it, They then,
after passing the Fort, fired on the
Humanita. at long range.
The Herald's Washington special
says: The Republicans from the West
now in Washington, are reported to
have said that the impeachment of the
President at present would cause re-
vulsion of sentiment in that section of
country, which would prove fatal to the
radical party. The committee to in
yestigate the affairs of the Southern
railroads have reached Richmond. The
sum these railroads owe the govern
ment is between six and seven hundred
millions of dollars.
The Worlds special says: The Pres
dents views concerning the impeach-
ment proposition have undergone no
change. He looks upon il as q party
movement and is indifferent TO IL, but il
there is an attempt made to suspend
him from office, he will resist 1t with all
the power he can command.
The War Officer has not yet been de-
termined upon, though there is good
grounds for saying he will be civilian
who may have been heretofore in mill
tary service.
The Tribune's special says: A strong
pressure is being brought to bear for
the removal of the General command
ing the District of Georgia, and Gov.
jenkins is in Washington urging it.
The Worlds special says: The Presi-
dent tavors an early resumption of
specie payment, and steady contrac-
ton of the currency to that end. A
considerable portion OF his annual
message will be devoted to the impor-
tant subject of finance.