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, r BosroN, October sL-Ex-G Gov. An.
drew, Of Mass chusetts, died here last
New York, october 31.-santa Anna
has been tried at Vera Cruz, and SEN
! ! fenced 10 death. Ee mas petitioned the
supreme governmeL for mercy M
A private dispatch received this even
ing from California says tha, the Demo
cratic majority in that State exceeds
5000. The voting WA light.
Thad. Stevens, in 8 letter to DR.. 7
Phaffer says 50 Siueo the adoption Of
1.-THE fourteenth amendn tent, 1 have no
doubt of cur power to Tet 'Biate the cleo
tive franchise, 80 far as it regards
the whole nation, in every State
Of the Union, s1id when IL Is tried hope
it will be so formed as to bs beneficial to
the nation, just 70 every citizen, and car
~ out the design Of the frR mers Of the
Government according to th views ex-
pressed In the Declaration OF IndePen-
dence.n .Li.- ,a
RICHMOND, October 3I.--Geu. 5nhO-
field, in his official report, gives forty
seven delegates from the Ell eedOn dis
triets having white msjorities, and fifty
eight from districts having colOred ma
jorities.
NEW YoRK, October sl.-The. Herald's
Richmond special says that Hu nicutt is
reported to have told the ne g-oes in
Richmond who were discharged by their
employers to ask them for work. llgsin
if refused, to apply the torch to their
4 Idwellings
1t is the opinion Of the best nfO.-med
| citizens that & municipal election Il 1der
the present registration in RichTBt nd
will occur within sixty days. II this be
| done thecity government will be turn ed
over bodily to the Radicals aud negro, ..
AUGUSTA, October 30.-Geu. Pope has
issued orders to registration boards 70
keep the polls open until I'm Saturdi W. /
Returns of the first and second days u /
dictate that the Convention would have /
been defeated had not the time bee a /
| extended. 1t is now regarded as carried. |
The city and county vote to-day ltotal) |
| is 26l5.
LAGRANGE, October 80.--In the votes |
for two days there were only four white
votes cast.
GRIFFIN, October 3O.-There were 233
votes polled to-day. Very few whites
are voting. 81.
ATLANTA, October 3O.-The total vote
! for the city and Fulton county for two
/
| Convention and the Union Reconstruo-
I ton ticket.
SAVANNAH, October 30.-The election
! passed Off quietly to-day. The total
| number of votes as far as heard from,
$500. Only one white man voted to-day,
making two since the election begun. A
new poll will be opened tomorrow for
the whites. Nearly all the votes are for
the Radical ticket.
COLUMBUS, October 30-The result of
the two days election is ZIG votes, ali
for the Convention. There were only
twenty-five white votes cast The num-
Der registered in the county is 29l0-Il50
whites and 1850 blacks. ..
MACON, October 30.-The election to-
day was remarkably quiet; no whites
participated. or the 1916 votes cast,
only three were white.
ATLANTA, October 30-Gen. Pope has
ordered the polls to remain open until
Saturday evening, it having been ascer-
tanned that the time allowed was not
sufficient to permit a full vote.
LONDON, October 29.-The London
Globe of this evening says, in an edito-
rial article, that although Prussia is en-
gagged to a neutral course OF policy on the
state of the Roman question, Count Bis
mRrck, the Premier, has given an assu-
rance to the Cabinet in Florence that
he will not allow France to make war on
Italy on account Of the Papal cOmplica-
tion.
Z ToUBoN, October q, p.m.-The second
French fleet, detained here by adverse
weather, has followed in the wake Of the
first, and left for Roman waters. A force 6
of artillery has also sailed. Troops arc :
still pouring in here from different sta
tions of the military department.
TOULON, October 29.-The imperial
eonseription for sailors for the French
navy has been resumed here, and in all !
the other maratime quarters and districts \
of France. The railroad is stillengaged
in bringing in troops from different
points, to augment the Italy Roman
expeditionsry force. G
ROME, October q, p.m.-Fhe revulu- !
tiOnary party is exceedingly active in its ;
operations to promote the advancement
of the national cause by a popular move
ment inside the city, and an uprising /.
against the temporal authority of the q
Pope is regarded as imminent. Great \
alarm exists, as a number of bomt have
been exploded in the streets during last !,
night and to-day. c
FLORENCE, October 29.-The press is J
engaged in an anxious discussion Of the G
national crisis and policy of the Govern. h
ment. The more moderate and liberal
lDuTuhl5 tAUEtEH apprehension at LLlH a
action Of the Cabinet towards the Carl =
bsldians, and in the Observance of the :,
September Convention. The Democratic
papers are iirm'in their opposition OF the
course of the Executive, and loud in the
Of the idea of foreign in
terventiOn in Rome.
The La Pqtrie says the premier mem
bers of the new Italian Cabinet accepted :
offices under two positive official condi- !.
tons with Victor Emanuel. First, That
the King shall publicly disavOw all con-
niYauce with orin support of The differ
ent Garibaldlan bands who have crossed
and are crossing the frontier into the ?
Papal domain; and secondly, that by a }
military movement on the frontier, the
italian army cooperate with the French
expeditionary force. Z
PARIS, October 29.-The news of Carl ]
baldi's victory over the forces Of the ]
Pope at Monterrondo, has been con- =
firmed by kilograms. The General dis v
played great personal daring during the
engagement, his soldiers capturing all }
the Pontitical forces made up of zOuRYes
and gems d'dTHles from Rome, but the
Italian Government at once released
them.
PARIS, October S-Night.-The La =
PreSse of this afternoon says that Gen.
Gsribsldi's army is being reinforced by
Of men who have deserted
from the Royal army 81 Italy. He car
ried MonterrondO after a severe fight and
marched direct for Rome. 1t is believed
here that he is now at the very gates Of 3
the city.
The La Liberti, Of this city, says that y
the Emperor Napoleon refused to permit n
the Italian army to cooperate with the T
French expeditiOnary force in the opera
tions which may be undertaken in the l
Roman territory. In reply 70 the pro-
posaf Of King Victor Emanuel in this 4
Napoleon salu InsI lIallan CO. / Je
WAS unnecessary "a he in OF
tended to limit the sphere of French n