Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10

There were fifiy-six yellow fever inter
men,s in New Orleans on the I'd instant.
( In Mobile there were hopes that the dis
ease was disappearing.
GENERAL CANBY's LATEST ORDER
WuNIxGToS y. c.. Oct. 3.-Colonel
Frank. commandment ofthis post, received
instructions from General Candy TO day to
no longer oppose the enforcement OF the
civil process from the United States Cir
/ cult Court
| On the DIST os September there were 100
cases of yellow fever under treatment
in the little town of Huntsville, Ala. Forty
persons had died up To that date The
Galveston Bulletin of the DIST has the fol-
lowing statement of the condition of the
people OF Huntsville: . \ gentleman well
known in this community yesterday even
ing received most touching letter in rela-
ton TO the fever at that place. There is
deep distress there. Nearly every person
of any prominence is down sick with the
fever, or dead, and they are out of all the
neccssaries for the sick room There is no
mustard. lemons or medicines left in the
town. and they cry loudly for help
| The rebel General Sterling Price was
buried at ST. Louis, on the seth ultimo, with
marked funeral honors. He was a Colonel
in the Mexican war, near the close of which
he was promoted to Brigadicr Genaral.
He at one time represented the Third Dis
trict Of Missouri in Congress, and was
Governor of that State throughout the Kan
sas troubles. He was among the leading
! Confederate lerals in the rcbe or, and
made the State that had so frequently hon
ored him the theatre ofhis campaigns.
Governor Sharkey, of Mississippi, has
written letter advising the people OF that
State to vote down the call for a Conyen
ton.
Returns from Louisiana show that ma
jority of the people voted on the question
of calling Convention. The number OF
white votes was small, as was also the vote
against the Convention.
General Mower, now commanding the
Fifth Military District, docs not intend in
terfering with Sheridan ssprogramme.
The Maryland Republican State Com
mittee, which met in Baltimore on the 2sth
ult., resolved that it was the duty of the
Republican Union voters to enter upon an
earnest and vigorous canvass at the APP
preaching State elections. A State Re
publican Convention was called to meet in
Baltimore on Thursday, the 10th proXimo.
to nominate candidates for the various
State offices.
A young man who was engaged in ped
ding religious book in Chestertown, Kent
County, Maryland, was the other day tied
to q tree, blackened, and brutality whipped
by three OF the "chivalry. His only Of
fence was that he was suspected of be-
ing Radical.
GENERAL scHoFIELDs ORDER RELATIVE TO
THE COMING ELECTION IN vIRGIEIA-PR :
PARTITIONS FOR THE TRIAL OF JEFF. DAVIS.
RICHMoND, Oct. 4.-GoDeral Scbofeld
has issued an order prescribing the mode Of
election. The civil police are 10 keep or
der a. the polls, and will be held response
BILE for disorder. The registering officers
during the election shall have the powers
Of Military Commissioners. A registered
voter arrested for any offence on election
day, must be allowed to vote before being
taken 10 Jail. In districts of over 500yoters
separate places shall be provided for the
whites and blacks to vote. No candidate
for Inc Convention shall oficiate as regis
tsring officer in the election. All the Ii
quor shops in the vicinity ofthe polls are
TO DO closed. s-..ao +.