The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-27

WARRINGTON.
| wAsmnoros. May %. 1857
Changes In the once Of Assistant Attorney
General.
j. Hubby Ashton will retire ON the hrst OF June
from the post OF Assistant Attorney General TO accept
position at his homo In Philadelphia not however, with
any view OF changing at large the sphsre Of his profess
ona indusiry in the Supreme and other Of tho
national capital John n. Buckley. hitherto holding
ths position Of law clerk under the Attorney General, is
The Mobile Riots.
6onorM Swayne 10 at present In Atlanta consulting
with General Pope important matters connected with
the recent riots in Mobile other business In the mill
tary district Of Alabama
Alabama Tax CertiAcasos-P reparssious Tor
Registration.
Governor Patton has received from the engraver OF
the State OF Alabama tax receipts certificates which
provided for Ct tho Of the LegisIa-
ture which will be put In circulation In Q few days
The design Of these certificates has been well con-
ceived There u finely engraved view OF the
State House, and good likeness Of the Governor.
Az currency these certificates have . substantial
yVlue In the under which they issued they
oaled tax certificates recepta" They ars rsceiv
able IN payment Of ali dues TO the State, and the faith
and cre Of the State pledged for their redemption
Tho taxes f The State unsS existing Laws amount TO
between egfa hundred housssd end million OF doilars
In all probability not thar soe-nfth or ons-fourtr
Of this amount Of csviHcates will b put in circulation
The books and forms for the work Of registration In
Alabama are completed tho boards for the several dis
appointed and the business will b commenced
tho opinion Of Attorney General Stanbery - to
who arc prohibited from voting under the law is re-
celved IN that section.
Armed CoIored Mcn n a Meeting In Alabama.
AT recent meeting Of the freedmen in Newberne,
Alabama large numbers found TO be armed with
guns and pistols prepared for offensive defensive
operations the former being feared by the whites The
meeting, however. passed. OF quietly.
Deposition of Sherins by General Pope.
General Pope has issued order Stating that whereas
Investigation by Q competent ofncer having revealed
the fact that there has been neglect Of duty the
part Of Vim. Ayock, Sheriff. and Augustus Franklin,
Deputy Sheriff Of Barlow county, Georgia. that criminals
have escaped and loyal have been unable to
justice through their negligence connvance. they
hereby deposed. W. L. Goodwin, of Cartersville,
appointed Sheriff. and Aaron Collins Deputy Sheriff or
the county, to al the vacancies thus occurring.
The Military Bill In North Carolina.
In portions North Carolina the people under the
impression that nearly all Of DISTINGUISHED by
the Military bill, which results In indifference to
whether they become reconstructed or not. II Ia also
believed that registration applies only to the blacks
Tricks of tho Republican Pr0paGandists.
The radical emissaries scattered Middle and
South Alabama for the purpose Of enlsting the freed
under tho republican banner resort TO all sorts Of
sehoods and tricks 70 get the negroes to attend public
meetings canebrake planter states that freedman
In his employment wishing to attend one or the meet
ings said that he had been told that those who did
attend would be fined punished In other way;
that the negroes had right to attend all public
meetings. the days which public meetings held
being considered public days. and that employers had
NO right % make any deduction for absence on those
days
Military Headquarters In Florida.
Military headquarters In Florida have been ordered TO
bs removed to Jacksonville from st. Augustine This
has bssn caused BY report made By two inspecting
officers Of General Gnnt's stan
Tho Georgia Repablican Rxscative Commit
tee.
The following gentlemen are announced q comprising
the Executive Committee Of the black republicans Of
Georgia: Congressional District, Rev. J. r. Sims.
Savannah; Second William h. Noble. Cuthbsrt Third.
oliver Saunders, Columbus; Fourth, Lewis Smith,
Macon; Fifth, Thos r. Beard. Augusta; Sixth, Madison
Davis Athens Seventh, e. B. Ruoker. Marietta Dole.
gates at large Rev. Il. NJ Turner Of Macon; Rev. T. G.
Campbell, Of Savannah and J. I. Costin, Of Macon.
Convocatien Of the "Red Strings" ~ Raleigh.
NC.
There convocation Of the heads 81 that secret
political organization known a cred Strings recently
held at Raleigh The names OF nine mentioned BY
the radical paper there. The most conspicuous among
them notorious characters both Of whom
secession cockadss whom South Carolina seeded.
This organization IL intensely radical, and somewhat
revolutionary. The following alleged 70 be list Of
tho executive officers -Grand General, George Riley;
Grand Lecturer, J. L. Johnson Grand ChancslIor J. P.
Andrews; Grand SecrstaYy WIN. F. Hsndersen; Master
or Despaaches G. D. HanssL