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Jury 0rder-SeereGary SeWard-The
ImPeaehment QRestiOn.
New YORK, October 1S.-The Hersld's
Charleston special says: Gen. Candy re-
turned last evening from Columbia after
having had full and satisfactory confer
ence with Cows. Orr and Worth. The
principal object Of the conferences was to
make arrangements for the financial affairs
of the State. The fiscal year expires at the
end of this month, and no means now exist
for carrying on the State governments but
measures were agreed upon to meet this
difficulty.
The following is the new jury order
adopted:
GENERAL ORDERS No. l0O-MLrTARY
DISTRICT CHARLESTON, Oct 1st. 1857
Upon the representation of the Governor
of South Carolina, that for want of sufi-
cient time it will be impracticable to EN-
PANEL juries in some Of the District and
Circuit Courts of the State, ia sepEdance
with the provisions of General Order 89,
IN season for the fall serms of said courts,
and that delay in the administration of
Justice may result therefrom il is ordered
lst, That in all such Districts or Circuit
Courts the jurors already drawn and sum-
moned under the provisions of General Or
ders go be eimpannelled for the trial all Jury
cases that may be set for trial at the next en-
suing term of said court the right of challenge
By reason of non-registration, to be allowed
and exercised as prescribed in General
Order No. 80. "a, In drawing iuries at
the fall terms of the district and circuits
for the next term of the said courts. the
jurys shall be drawn from the lists Of all
citizens who have paid taxes for the cur
rent year, and in the manner prescribed
by the laws of the State; and to the end,
that the right of challenge shall be effec-
tive, the Sheriffs Of each district will be
furnished with the hist of legislative voters
in his district, after the same shall have
been revised in conformity with the act of
Congress of July 10Th, 1867. The exeeu-
tion of Special Order No. 176, paragraph
6, current series from these headquarters, is
suspended until the revision of the regis
tration as aforesaid has been completed.
Sd, Whenever juries have been impannelled
for any district or circuit of the State, in
conformity with the provisions of General
Orders No. SO, such panelssha be deemed
and held to be valid and effective panels.
Senon Romero was serenaded at the
Charleston Hotel this evening A large
crowd was in attendance
The Herald's Auburn special saws: Mr..
Seward is still here, dining, wineing, sneak
ing and telling stories with some of the
political fossil of the State. He has not
the spirit of resignation and will not re-
sign his seat in the Cabinet. After taking
a view of the political situation he saws
New York is certain to go Democratic next
month.
The Herald's Washington special says:
The Republicans from the West, now in
Washington, are reported to have said that
the impeachment of the President, at the
present, would cause revulsion of senti-
ment in that section of country which
would prove fatal 70 the Radical party.
The committee to investigate the affairs
Of the Southern railroads have reached
Richmond The sum these railroads owe
the government is between six and seven
hundred million dollars.
The World'Sspecial says: The Presidents
views concerning the impeachment propo-
sit!on have under gone no change. He
looks upon it as a party movement and is
indifferent to it, bat if there is an attempt
to suspend him from Office he will resist it
with all the power he can command. The
new Secretary of War has not yet been de-
termined upon, though there is good
grounds for saying he will be a civilian
who may have been, heretofore, in military
service.