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Die 10 August 30.


escape a negro uprising, which they assert is
threatened in many quarters. They say the
negroes are all armed and defiant.
| There were two more suicides yesterday
About thirty have occurred during the present
season.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-Fernando Wood
had long interview with the President yes
terday He wants McCulloch removed
Langston, the negro lawyer to whom the
President offered Gen. Howard's place as Com
missioner of the Freedman's Bureau, has been
advised by Gen. Grant to decline it.
Gen. Custar and other officers are to be tried
by court-martial at ForC Leavenworth, Sep
tember 18th.
Gen. Emery will relieve Gen. Candy, in
command of the Washington department.
Candy relieves Slckles
After an interview between the President
and Grant, over the removal of Sheridan and
Sickles, the latter withdrew his letter of OBJ
jections, and has issued the necessary orders
Thomas is to relieve Hancock at New Or
leans when he RECEIVERS.
The Government is actively interceding with
Juarez on behalf of Santa Anna.
Complaint is now made that the President
retains Gordon Granger here, who declared
before the last meeting of Congress that it
was an unconstitutional body, and it ought to
be dispersed by the military
A son of Hannibal Hamlin died in New Or
leans, of yellow fever, yesterday.
Information from Matamoras reports an or
der of BerrOcabal to the chief of police, di-
recting him to arrest all Catholic priests cross
ing over from the American to the Mexican
side of the river and hold them subject to his
directions.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29-The Times special
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which was supposed to give Grant all the pow
ers possessed by the militia commanders, is
strangely deficient in that respect. It gives
Grant the power to approve or disapprove of
removals and appointments, also the power to
make renewals himself, but if the President or
Hancock chooses he can order the registration
list to be kept open for 81 days, or postpone
the election ordered by Sheridan, and Grant is
pOwerless as the law provides that the in
structlOns to District Commanders must be
transmitted through the army headquarters,
but Grant has not power to refuse to trans
nit them.
The Herald's special says no rupture has oc-
Cured between the President and Grant
that they are on most friendly terms Grant
has not offered to, but the President asked
him to resign office.
Stewards friends say he is not to leave the
Cabinet.
NEW YORK, Aug 30.-A World special says
it is likely the President will soon issue more
complete amnesty, embracing all of and below
the rank of Brigadier General in the COnfed-
crate army, and of Captain in the Confederate
navy; also all who were in the home or foreign
civil service.
The Times special says efforts are making
to re-instate ex-Gov. Wells, of Louisiana, but
Grant has no mower To DrOhibit IT,
The whole record of the action Of Sickles,
in his usurpatiOn of power by opposing the
mandate of the United States Court, in North
Carolina, has been placed before the Cabinet.
It shows that the President vindicated the
civil authority by removing Sickles
Bridget Durgan was hung to-day at New
Brunswick, N. j. She made full confession of
the murder of her mistress.
Mexican advices say Santa Anna will be tried
by cOurt-martlal. Prince Salm Salm has been
sentenced to seven years imprisonment.
The Postmaster at Prescott, Arizona, re-
ports to Washington that there are ten massa-
cres by Indians in that Territory to every one
reported; that not half enough troops nor fit
commanders were stationed there.
A dispatch from Augusta, Ga, states that
private instructions have been issued to the
Boards of Registration that no freedmen be
allowed seats in the coming Convention in that
State.
General Pope denies that he has interfered
with the collection of private debts in his
District.
Gov Orr will speak at Bolton, S. c., and
urge the people to register and vote for Con-
vention. He is satisfied with the attitude of
the negroes.
Yellow fever continues to rage in New Or
leans There were 26 deaths yesterday, and
A officers and 80 of the crew of the IT, S. iron
clad stationed there are down with it.
Orders are issued from Washington for Pay.
masters to refuse payment of soldiers claims
unless the identity is positively proven
Gen. Pope has suppressed the Atlata Ne,Cs
for disloyalty.
Jas. Duncan, Virus Commissary at Ander-
sOnville, sentenced for fifteen years, has es-
capped from Fort Pulaski.
Street preaching in Chicago last night was
broken up by a mob, and one preacher badly
beaten. Some of the rioters were arrested.
Great preparations are going on for the Gel
ebrati0n Of the Northwestern Sangerbund, to
September 3d.
TORONTO, Aug. 29.-The excitement over
the election throughout Canada is very great.
Brown, leader of the Opposition, is beaten
seventy votes.
Darcy MCGEE was hooted and prevented from
speaking at meeting in Montreal to nominate
Parliament members A riot took place at
ate hour, and troops were called to queH 1t.
Over thirty were severely wounded-nO deaths
reported Two squadrons of cavalry had to
yuard the candidates home
PARIS, Aug. 30,-At Lisle, the Emperor
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