Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-24
TELEGRAMS, &c.

i The Republicans have nominated the fol-
loving ticket for the 18th senatorial district in
Georgia Foster Blodget, r. B Bullock, b.
Conley, J. E. Bryant, Simeon Bird, John
Neal, Alexander Stone-five whites and two
blacks, The party seems conf1dent OF carrying
the convention. Conservatives, or anti-con-
ven ntionists, seem to favor the policy Of neither
voting for or against the convention. but TO
vote only for delegates. Several papers advo-
cate this line OF action, while others strongly
urge the people to keep away from the polls
and take 70 part in the election.
The Austrian steam frigate Novara, from
Vera Cruz, October 8, is at Havana 70 receive
orders in relation TO :he course Admiral
Tegethoff should pursue. AT last accounts the
admiral was 10 leave for Europe, as the Me1i-
can Government pereistsntty refused to del,v-
CT Maxim,liian's body (which has been en-
balmed) ex cept on the presentation Of fully
of1ciai ORDER either from the Austrian Gov
prince. ~ .aa@ .-
Mexico city correspondence, dated Septem.
ber 90, says the returns OF election from the in
terror indicate the success OF the Juarez ticket
Corona and Escobedo had declared their pref.
passed Of quietly. No disturbance had a. Yet yet
been reported IN any part of the country.
9uisman, candidate for Vice President on
the Daz ticker, refused to pu bish the order for
an election in his State, and had been or
dered to the capital to toke his trial for disooe-
dience.
There will be an imposing display in honor
Of General Sheridan on his arrival at Hart.
ford, Conn, to day. A special train, with car
and locomotive eiaborateiy decorated. left for
Providence At O'Clock yesterday afternoon
with the committee appointed TO meet General
Sheridan as an escort. Arrangements are be-
ing made at Concord, N. H for the reception
OF Gen. Sheridan.
There have been in all eighteen deaths from
cholera on the receiving ship Potomac, lying
at the navy.yard in Philadelphia. Four died
yesterday morning The disease now presents
q very favorable aspect, and j, is believed that
it has received an efectual check. Great care
has been taken to prevent the spread Of the
epidemic beyond the vessel upon which it
first made its appearance
General Candy has issued an order providing
for session OF the registration boards for
final revision of registra, ion lists in the Second
Military District, to commence November 5,
and continue five days. Also. an order au-
thorizing post commanders to release on bail
all persons not subject to articles Of war held
in arrest by the military authorities.
The Emperor Of Austria arrived at Nancy
yesterday on visit 10 Napoleon. He stopped
a few min utes at Baaen, where he had
friendly interview with King William, Of
Prussia.
There were no fever interments in Calves.
ton yesterday. and absentees are slowly re-
turning, though it Is deemed imprudent The
fever III the interior is abating.
Colonel Charles Headley, brother of Genera,
Headley, u s. Marshal for Alabama, died in
Mobile yesterday morning, OF yellow fever.
There were nine interme nts from yellow
fever in Memphis for the n hours ending at
o'clock yesterday.
England, rioters is as ked by the defense.
Yellow fever interments in Mobile yester
day, two.
Fever interments in New Orleans yes.er
day, IS.
Breaa riots are reported in Brittany, France.