The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-01

lection. The disease made Its appearance al Denefs
on the 3oth OF August
The radical party in Richmond Is threatenea WIN
another split The white mans wing denouncss 'ns
action OF the Union Leagues. and Hunhicu" anu
his adherens denounce the white men. Ward meetings
ware hold last nigh, in the interest Of the white mems
party but they packed il some instances oy nun
1 nicutt,s followers and did not work harmoniousy.
The election for convention In AlabamA taxes place
TODAY and similar elections take place IN Mississippi
and Florida on Monday next
General Grants father In his recent speech 10 demo-
cratic meeting in Cincinnati, advised his hearers II
they were democrats vote for Smith, who happened
| to DO the candidate Of the other party.
General Grant recently refused to issue artillery to the
Maryland militia and Governor Swami has consequently
purchased batteries OF twolvs-poundes for the three
companies in Baltimore
The President stated to friend yesterday that he
would resist any effort OF Congress TO him during
bis trial on articles Of impeachment
The vote in the Louisiana election has yet been
received in full. In New Orleans and a few OF the
parishes adjoining, the vote fell far short OF the
required majority but slight returns from the interior
parishes indicate heavy polling OF the colored votes in
favor OF the Convention.
Since the election the municipal imbroglo In Nashville
appears to have become complicated than
Application for injunction to restrain the new
officers from being indicted into office has boen made
by the authorities in possession and Is believed
that the old officers will nnd themselves bayonetted out
IL they do not vacate soon Of their own accord.
Advices from Alaska and Russian possessions
state tina, the Inhabitants express great at
finding themselves annexed to the United states Bust
rapidly extending In New Archangel and although
leather money still predominates coin is being gradually
introduced.
northeast gale sprang up Sunday night and lasted
with undated fury all day yesterday. Considerable
damage done to yachts and small boats the Hud
SON. aud the wreck OF the Dean Richmond knocked
about much that it feared she would fall to
pieces before morning. Her cargo was floating from
her. and the shore Port Even strewed with butter
and cheese. Three inches OF fell in Nelson, New
Hampshire.
The rebel General Beauregard visited the city of Rich
mond Va, for the frat time in his life the Goth ult
IL rapid passage from depot another just pre-
vous to the Bull Run fight 10 excepted He visited the
theatre during the evening" but although everyone APP
peared anxious to see him, his personal acquaintance
with the citizens limited that demonstration
was made. He denies that he hissed In the New
York Gold Exchange.
Our Southern letters relate to matters in Virginia,
North Carolina and Florida
Judge Rice. Of Montgomery, Alabama, Of the dis
franchsed has recently taken the oath prescribed In
the Amnesty proclamation and intends to contest in the
his right TO vote II he Is refused that permission
at the polls, He holds that the amnesty 10 superior
to Congress, and II tho election judges refuse to allow
him TO VOTE whether he has registered not they
be sued for damages
II Is still considered certain that Jen Davis will DO
tried ct the November term OF the Richmond Court,
with Chief Justice Chase the bench The friends OF
Davis In he falls to appear, will ask . continuance
in order to avoid bringing the before Judge Under
wood
senior DON Luis Molina the representative OF Ncara-
qua and several other Central American governments
at Washington, presented his letter Of recall 70 the
President yesterday. and formally took bis leave Of his
ofncial duties
The funeral Of Sterling Price, Ex-Governor Of Mis-
and lately general in the rebel army. took plsos
At 81 Louis yesterday, and the largest in
that city.
Bradley, coored Boston lawyer OF some nosoriety
in Georgia. addressed congregation Of country darkies
in Savannah yesterday. when disturbance took place
and the military and police compelled to interfere
The negroes nearly al carried rides musketa M.
arrests were made. and during the night the
military were kept under arms
The cashier OF the First National Bank Of New NIL
ford Conn, is alleged TO have abscondsd with $50 900
Of the funds OF the bank.
negro has been appointed upon the Capitol police
force At Washington