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The prealaent. views ON the Politicar SIT

The fsreaident's views ON the POLITICAL sit-
L uation.
The Republican gives an account OF an inter-
view had with the President on Saturday, by
Conservative Republican, in which the President
freelyexpressed himself On the late elections. IL
says: ID. oI
His attention was called to an analysis OF the re-
cent election in Ohio, where two great parties pre-
sented each its ticket. The people looked at them
both discriminatory, and took the soldier standard
bearer Hays of the Republican party-thus
seemingly rebuking the Democrats for nominating
a Vallandingham man like Thurman, instead OF
soldier and accepted and elected the Legislature
Of the Democratic and Conservative party, to pre-
vent the reelection of a Radical like MIR. Wade,
thus repudiating the two extremes in politics. and
then at the same election they buried the disturb
ing question of negro equality beneath majority
of fifty thousand votes The President listened TO
this statement, and said
''It is remarkable fact. 1t Is the logic OF
events 1t is the true lesson OF the election. AND
what makes the fact still more remarkable is, that
this wonderful discrimination was made by the
people themselves at the polls and that these e1-
traordinary results obtained in the face OF the
MISREPRESENTATION that were constantly made IN
the press and u5on the stump, and Furthermore,
chat the government of the State was in the hands
OF the Radicals and the treasure OF their wealthy
men was poured out like water to aid them in
carrying the State. The people have conquered IN
spite ofthese appliances, and have pointed out the
right way for others, disregarding the two danger
GUS extremes, and taking the safe, high conserva-
tive ground as laid down in the August Philade-
pha Convention Of 1866 upon the Constitution, for
the preservation OF the States and favor OF pure
LOYALTY and united and free country"
During this conversation, very brief synopsis
of which we have given, the President remarked
that he thought the lesson taught by the people OF
Ohio, as indicated above, was correct, and ne had
been and should be guided bylt. He said the
thousand and one repofts set adoat as towhat he
was about to do in reorganizing his Cabinet were
unauthorized and untrue. Whatever he did in in
that direction would be the subject OF careful
thought, and for the best interests OF the pubic
good SO far as it was in his power to reach such a
result Washington Express.
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NEW ORLEANS, October 16.-Speeial Order No.
1s2 removes the Sheriff and Clerk of the Fourth
Judicial District Court OF the Parish OF st. Ian
dry for being obstacles to reconstruction, and ap-
points others to fill their places. The same order
removes the Council of the city of Jefferson for
passing an ordinance for the election OF city
officers, in violation Of Special Order No. z, cur
rent series.
There were twenty-eight deaths from yellow
fever to-day At the present rate of decrease, it
will soon cease to be epidemic.
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OBITUARY.

DEPARTED THIS LIFE, on the night of the 18th oc-
tober. 1887, EDWARD C. sIGWALD, aged 10 years and
months, obedient child of c. B. and E. M. SIawALD.
sr THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND AC-
QUAINTANcEs OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral Service at Bethel Church. This After
a0on at Three O'Clock, without further invitation.
October II
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aSATTENTION PHGNIX FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY.-You are hereby summoned to appear at the
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oon to attend the Funeral of your late Brother Mem
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October II Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ag NOTICE.-UNDER PROCEEDINGS IN
the Court of Equity for Beaufort District will be sold,
some time in December next lot which sale official no
tice will be gven certain valuable LANDS on Hazzards
Creek and Coosawhatche River waters of Broad River,
on very easy terms. These ands admirably adapt
cd to the cultivation of cotton and provisions and are in
every respect most desirable. They are to be sold for
division amongst the Heirs and the titles are unexcep-
tionabs. Inquiries may be made of the undersigned,
who will be happy to show the Lands and answer al
questions. MARY NJ. FAIR,
aRAHA,rvnLE, October 10, 1857. Administrative.
October II octl7 .31nov14
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Galveston News.

GALVESTON, October 16.-The brig Galveston,
from Boston, viii be in to-day All right, with
the exception Of the loss of light spars and sails
The steamer General Sedgwick is discharging
cargo, and is reported all right thus far
General Reynolds has ordered the removal OF
headquarters to Austin.
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MARYLAND NEGRO APPRENTICE CASE-THE SEcRE-
TARYsHIP OF WAR IN A NEW PHASE-TENURE OF
CIVIL OFFICE BILL, UNCONSTITUTIONAL d.
RECT IssUE-MR. STANTON TO BE REMOVED OUT
RIGHT &c.
[Special Dispatch TO the Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 14-Chief Justice
Chase returned this morning from Ohio He goes
to Baltimore to morrow to hear case upon
writ of habeas corpus allowed some. weeks since,
returnable October 18th, to bring before MIN
der the apprentice laws Of Maryland, which are
alleged to be in violation OF the civil rights act OF
Congress. : g.
1t is the general report to- day that the Presi-
dent has sent for Gen. Frank Blair to come here
and take the var department, as the successor OF
Mr. Stanton, but there is no good ground Tor the
report: in fact, there is no authority for saying
that no selection has been made for that place, the
President having determined to canvass well the
qualifications Of the persons suggested for the pos
ition.
Whoever shall take the place will receive an ap-
pointment outright as Secretary Of War, vice b. NJ
Stanton, removed; for it is the purpose OF Mr.
johnson to make an absolute removal OF MIR. stan
ton under the Law as it existed prior to the passage
of the tenure of Office act which is held by the ad-
ministration to be unconstitutional. In tins opint
ion Mr.. Stanton concurred when the Dill was
passed, and himself prepared portion OF the veto
message, denying the power OF Congress TO pass
such an act. =,
The removal of Mr. Stanton being accomplished
in the manner herein Indicated the President will
simply send his message TO the Senate, nomina-
ting A. B. to be Secretary. of War, vice Stanton,
removed. By this means it expected In case the
nominee be rejected, that possibly Mr.. Stanton
may claim that he shall be reinstated, but being
out Of the Office he will be compelled to seek his
legal remedy by mandarnus, or any other mode,
if there be any other pointed out by law. Ihls
will bring the question as to the constitutlonaity
of the tenure of Office act before the Supreme
Court of the United States for adjudication, and
by its decision the right of Mr. Stanton to- hold the
Office will be decided.
Under the old law the Executive had the power
to suspend or remove, and the suspension OF MR.
Stanton was adopted for the time being, out OF
abundant caution and in order that this act might
also be within the terms Of the tenure OF ofiice pl
But il was in the first instarce the purpose OF the
President to make an absolute removal Of Mr.
Stanton, sooner or later. Such are in substance
the views and purposes Of the Executive ON this
subject. zs
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Politics In North Carolina.

RALEIGH, October 16.-Ssrenuous efforts are
being made by influential and leading me to
revive the, old Democratic party, for the pur-
pose of cooperating and encouraging the North
ern Democracy in their endesyors to defeat
Radicalism. Some of the most prominent
men in the State are the moving spirits in the
effort. From all appearances the movement
bids fair to succeed. All the elements OF Conser-
Yatism rejoice in the triumphs OF the Democracy
of Ohio and Pennsylvania. 8 .
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yellow Fever In NIobil

BALTIMORE. October 16.-Chief-Justice Chase
has delivered decision releasing colored az
prentice held under State laws.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

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February
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EVENING DISPATCH.

Cotton shade frmer; sales 1909 bales at 1sse
Coffee dull. Flour-State 50 80 II 30; southern
S11s15. Wheat "a 4c. Lower. Corn has lost the
moons advance and closed dull; Western mixed
81 As l As; new white Southern 81 81. Oats &C. &C
tive Pork s2l 70 a % 20; Lard dropping at 1Ss
a l4Ac. Whiskey quiet. Rice lower; Carolina 9s
lOac. Rosin IS 5Oas, Tallow u lac. Freig6ts
tirm. 60 Coupons 112; New Issue 1861 9's lo.49's
feverish. Money active at 7 D cent. Gold 4Sl.
BALTIMORE, October 16.-Cotton much better;
Strict Georgia Middlings at wharf l9c.; Middllng
Uplands Is l9c Flour firm and quiet Wheat
very strong at SC. advance; prime to choice 81 80
295. Corn steady. Oats frm and quiet Rye
firm at go 75c. Provisions in good jobbing de-
mand on Southern orders.
ST. LOUIS, October 16.-Four firm. Corn, 81 %
aI1O. Pork, s23 so. Shoulders, 14l 14sc. Clear
sides, 1Sle. Lard "A 14ac.
. IouIsyu1E, October 16.-Corn in sacks 81 10.
Meas PORK, s23 Lard, 1Ssc. Shoulders, l4te.
o'Ta, TrsorSNaTI October l6-Flour unchanged. Corn
dull at 81 05. Whiskey unchanged, Mess Pork,
s22. Shoulders, lac Clear Sides, l8c. Lard lSc.
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NJ Orleacs News.

MOBILE. October 16.-There were two interments
from yellow fever for the past twenty-four hours
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From New Z ork.

- = n From NEW uFK.'
New YORK, October 16.;-During the hurdle race
at Jerome Park the mare Niyretta fell, killing her
rider instantly. The champion Kentucky VIII not
start against time until the track is better.
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Domestic Markets
NnON nTspATrE

NEW Yosr, October 16.-sterling, time, 81; sight
81. Money active at Z 2 cent. Gold 434. Flour
less active. Wheat dull and dropping, Corn lc.
better. Oats to &c. better. Pork decidedly lower
at S21 SO to s22. Lard dull. Cotton quiet at 19tc
Freights irmer. Turpentlne 55s 3oc. fosln
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From Warrington.

MARYLAND NEGRO APPRENTICE CAsE-THE sEcRE-
TARYsHIp OF WAR IN NEW PHAsE-TENURE OF
CIVIL, OFFICE BILL. UNCoNsTITUTIoNAL-A d.
RECT IssUE-MR. STANTON TO BE REMOVED OUT
RIGHT &c
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VOLUME VINO. 674
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Gable Dispatches.

PARIS, October Fl5.-Great activity prevails at
the Touon Arsenals.
Garibaldi has issued another address urging
the Italian nation to arm. o..
Mazina has issued manifesto urging the
patriots of Rome to rise and proclaim republic.
II pressed. the Pope will take refuge in Bavaria.
Skirmishing i'll the Papal territory continues.
The reports are conflicting, both SIDES ciainIiiis
the advantage. No very important cohnlct mas
occurred. Menottl Garibaldi drove the fapal
troops into Monte Maggiore. Three huLuIeu It
Garibaldians, who blocked the road to Monte
Llbrate, have been driven away. ID
LIVERPOOL, October l5-Evening. ciosea ose
stronger and has slightly advanced. Upanas o1u'
Orleans, SGD. Corn easier and declined ID. -
LONDON, October 16.-rhere are Wild ruMors VI VI
the Fenians planning an attempt to seize the Qaeon
at Bahnoral The Household Guard hss pee"
doubled. No., .r,on. ora
falling back OH Rome. .., shot Sna;n
PARIs. October 16.-It is reported tnal SPAN nn
has rendered Napoleon assistance III sustaining .iis
temporal power of the Pope; Napo'eon 'n0
Fueenie have arrived from st. Cloud
ToNDoS. October 16.-Noon.-The Mace ana
BALDWIN fight is indefinitely postponed. on account
Vi Epsnces unchanged. Sugar 26s.
LIVERPOOL, October 16.-Noon.-Cotton un-
changed. Sales ZOO bales. Dreadstutfs dull.
The Peruvian has arrived. The Germanla,
which left or the I'd, has returned with her screw
broken She goes into dock.
LONDON October 16-Noon.-Bonds ex-coupons,
LIVERPOOL, October 1G-Noon.-Cotton firm.
Breadstufs dull Corn, 48s. 90. Bacon 45s.
Tallow, ASS. Cd. Sugar firm, Cd. Rosin firm, Ss.
Cd medium, 12s. Iurpentne, 27s.
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