The national Republican., 1867-11-23

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From New Orieans-special Order From
General Mowsr-Gen. Hancock Ex-
pscted-Ths City Mote Question.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-asu. Mower this
evening issusd q special order No. 1913, su'.
pending those portions Of orders l9i and lo2 Of
goth spd 2ist removing judicisl and State OH.
GERS.
The Tms, has special, saying that @ neral
Grant has directed Gen. Mower to suspeni his
order making removals until Gen. Hancock ar.
rival Timss says We are informed that although
DR.. Avery, newly appointed sheriff, has not given
the required bond 4 military guard was sent to
the shsrinrs ONCE this afternoon, ejecting the
occupants and installing Avery.
Cen Howard 10 expected hear o.nisht. The
Headqusrtsrs' baad and = dstsohment Of ne.
gro troops arc on the lsves as an escort.
The city council last night adopted the may.
or's recommendation that city notes Of dsnomi-
nations Of ten and twenty bs stamped to boar
7.3o per cent. interest from December lst.
A mass meeting Of citizens Is being held In
Lafayette square, In pursuance Of call TO con.
slider the city hnanoss. Lengthy preamble and
resolutions have been adopted, one Of which Is
that committee ofelevon citizens be appointed
to confer with General Hancock upon his arri-
val, and explain to him the needless and demo-
raIiIlng burdens imposed upon the people BY
tho circulation Of city notes As money, and that
hs bs asked TO relieve them from the monstrous
evil, either BY removing the present City COun-
oil, or compelling the municipal authorities to
fulhl present engagsments, and to suggest the
snforosmsnt Of the conditions upon which tn,
greater portion Of the money was issued-tha,
II be not reissusd when received back into The
treasury.
| (LATER.l
| New ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-The mass meeting
tonight was very lsrgs-VsIiously estimated q
from ave to hftssn thousand. The officers snt
speakers were Of the most respectable and sub
stsntiai citizens. They discussed nothing bu
municipal Affairs, and the meeting was withou
disturbance Of any kind.
Gen. Mower has troops under arms In variou
parts Of the city, distributed ostsnsibly for th
reception Of Gen. Hancock. But as the latte
has not been heard from as having passs
Memphis, 1t Is regarded as q prsteIt-his rea
reason being anticipation Of disturbance at th
meeting tonight, and the assembling Of tn
Conservatives tomorrow. The quiet Of the cit
shows that the apprehensiors were groundlsss.
From Montgomery, Aia.-Ths Recon
struotion Convention-Eveniug ses.
sion.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 22.-In the Recon
struction Convention the article on the judioiar
In the constitution provides that the Governt
shall sppoint all judges Of tho several courts, 81
licitors and chancellors, to be confirmed by Ii
Senate. Magistrates shall be appointed by Ii
Governor, but the Legislature may change Ii
manner Of appointing them. Chancellors sha
sppoint registers and Judges shall appoint clsrl
Of tho several courts. The term Of all these Of
|, GERS shall bs for siI years.
The appointment Of Judicial officers 10 pr,
vidsd in order to prevent their election bsir
controlled by colored votes. The black del
gates strongly oppose this policy.
An ordinance has been introduced to u
liquor twenty cents per gallon to pay the O.
!, penses Of the convention. Referred.
Az ordinance was introduced aud referee
. providing that the loan Of $225, 900 to the Al
bAma and Tennessee railroad, which was Tepa
to the State In Confederate money during Il
war is still under charge, and that the road
bound now to pay the said sum in good none
EVENING SESSION.
- An amendment to the article on the legislati
department was offered 10 empower the Legisl
turs, at It's next session, to go further In di
franohisiug persons who had participated in Il
rebellion, and have not aided In reconstruetio
was tabled on the last vots-43 to 81.