The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19

movements ami is Indifferent to it
but if there is an attempt TO suspend
him from Office, he will resist it with
all the power he can command.
The War Office has not yet been
determined upon. though there is
good ground for saying that the ap-
pointmeht will be asciyifan, who has
heretofore been in military service.
The World's special says: The
President favors an early resumption
of specie payments and a steady con-
traction of the currency to that end.
A considerable portion Of his annual
message will be devoted to the impor-
tant question of finance.
The Iribune's special says A
strong pressure is being brought to
bear for the removal of the General
commanding the District of Georgia,
and Gov jenkins is In Washington
urgingsit.aoU ~
I The Heraids Charleston special
says: General Candy returned last
evening from Columbia, after full
"a ind sat- factory Conference with Gov
ernors Orr and Worth. The princi-
pa. object of the conference was to
Frnake arraDgements for the financial
affairs OF the. State. The fiscal year
expires at the end of this month, and
no means exist. for carrying on the
State gogernment. Measures we're
| agreed upon to meet the difficulty.
The following new Jury Order was
adopted: - = : -
GENERAL oRDEKsANo. loo. >
~ 49, !, , MiLtTARY DISTRICT,
| I 49, CHa ri FSroN. Oct |. 1867. (
Upon tie representation Of the
Governor OF South Carolina that for
want of sufficient time It will be i'm
rsomes efDtheo District and Circuit
Courts Hof the State, in accord.
.aftee With 'the provisions of General
| Order 80, in season for the Fall terms
of said Courts, and that delay In
the administrations of justice may re
sqsAefh eEsfromaitisa ordered
/ sllof he5l inc all l9such District and
| l;IF fllit' auTfs; the jurors already
df8wh ana Estin mpned under the pro-
visions of General Order No. 80 DE
empanelled for the trial Of all jury
clauses that may be set for trial at
the next.s e ns riag term Of the said
eour tss apd8tlIeI right of challenge by
reason of nonrogistration to beaal-
lowed and exercised as prescribed in
General rOrder7No.- 80. -
2. In drawfng g pjuries, at the Fall
terms Of the District Circuit Courts
for the next term of the said Courts,
theb juries shall be drawn from the
lists 1of all citizens who have paid
| taxes for the current year. and In the
manper Hreserib bed by the laws of the
State, and to the end that the right
otochallenee shall be effective. The
sheriff of each district shall be, fur
'nisted 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
19, 1868 The execution of Special
Order No. 176, paragraph 6, current
series. from headquarters, Is suspend
ed until the revision of the Iegistra-
ton aforesaid has been completed
| 3. Whenever juries have been EN-
paneled for a district or circuit of
this State in conformity with the pro
visions of General Orders, No. SO,
such panels shall be deemed and held
to be valid and effective panels.
Senior Romero was sereuaded at the
Charleston Hotel this evening. A
large crowd was in attendance
The Heralds Auburn special says
Mr.. Seward is still here, dining
wining, smoking and telling stories
with some of the political fossils Of
the State. He has not the pious spiri,
of resignation, and will not resign his
seat in the Cabinet. After taking q
view of the political situation, he says
New York is certain to go for the
Democrats next month.