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RICHMOND, October 25.-Returns re.
ceived at Gen. Schofeld's Headquarters
show conciusively that the State has
voted in favor of the Convention. It is
also certain that the Convention will be
Radical by one hundred majority. This
city elected the following Radicals after
| three days contest: Hunnicutt, Under
wood, Morrissey, and Two eolored men.
| Radicals did not receive fifty white
votes IN the city, nor dad Conservatives
receive fifty colored votes. The negroes
who voted the Conservative ticket were
again Chased from the polls by a negro
mob. Hunuicutts son, who was arrested
| for tearing up Conservative tickets In the
hands of negroes at the Monroe ward,
and sent TO Libby prison, was subse-
quenty released. ,-.,.4 % ...
The Tines special says that the polls
in three OF the wards An this city were
continued open for the benefit of the
registered negroes unable to vote prevf.
| ously. The whites were in the majority
last night, but the scale was soon turned
in favor Of the blacks. At II am, Gen.
SchOfield closed the polls and soon after
another booth was opened in the third
ward, where the blacks massed Them
selves to the exclusion Of all others. The
whites were crowded out, and violations
and disturbances became frequent among
the excited multitude, which required
the military frequently to queIl.
Hunnieutt, Jr., was found tearing up
Conservative tickets in the hands OF col
| ored men and promptly arrested by the
military and lodged 10 Libby Prison. He
was released this evening by Gen. Scho-
field At 1920 the polls were still open,
the blacks appearing TO be innumerable,
and the voting may continue all night
These elections may be contested, and
the Conservatives will issue an appeal to
the people Of the country protesting
against the manner in which the election
has been conducted.
HAVANA, October "a. Il Mexican
news says that it is the intention of Santa
Anna to leave Mexico for Havana about
the 24th inst. g L-tal afslEs.
NJ Plumb, the American Charge de
Affairs, had arrived at the capital.
The election of JuareZ is confirmed.
The reforms proposed by the Convestodos
are probably defeated.
A New York correspondent of the 9Th
says that the Captain General was still
chary of allowing telegraph news to he
circulated.
A message containing the news of
GaribRldrs victories in Italy was pub
lished in one of the papers after the
Captain General had suppressed il, and a
searching inquiry was going on for the
offending operator who permitted it to
get abroad.
The Times Havana correspondent says
that ) Jose Maria La Cernzia, one Of Me-
JAS ministers, who has been executed. !
embalmed and buried by the newspapers,
is alive in havaua. -TET .r.I-..-r~1
3 The appointment Of the new Captain
General, Lersundia, gives general satis-
faction.
LONDON, October 24.-Dispatches from |
Florence say it was known in that city |
early 4ast night that Gen. Garibaldi had 4
tlyersed Italy and succeeded in reach /
ing ROline, in the province of Urenis; /
that his arrival there was discovered, |
and he was forbidden by the Italian sa- /
thorities from proceeding any further. 4
Since then nothing has been made pub 4
lie as TO ms movements or whereabouts,
The Times Of to-day has strong edi- /
tOrisl on French intervention. It stig-
mstizes the course Of France as cruel to I
Italy and perilous to Europe, aud de- 1
clsres that its effect will be transient, as .
the Garibsldisns must rise again, and 8 /
new enterprise against Rome is inevita- |
table.
The Paris troops which were sent to 1
embark on the naval expedition for the /
relief Of Rome ara now encamped around /
TOulon. I