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OFFICE BOARD SUPERVISORS, }
Fourth Ward, New Orleans, Oct. 30, 1868. I
Polls will be opened on TUESDAY Nov r in the follow
ing places in the Fourth Ward
Eighth Precinct.
Poll No. rs Exchange Alley, to X, inclusive Com
missioners-Benry He.denhan. D. Waters j. A. Tury
Poll No. at Eagle Fire Co. No z Dauphine stree L to
Y, inclusive. COMMISSIONERS Pauzer, T. W. hall John
Fitzpatrick.
Poll No. Erfine House. Pelican Hook and Ladder Cou
pany corner Cont and Basin inclusive CON-
nissiOHers-P Vincent, John slemmer Charles CLARK.
Pell No. 2, Schoolhouse Robinson and Benviue
streets. b to h inclusive Commissonsrs-wm Pritchard,
Dsnni CrOnsn, Jr., I. L. Mercer.
foi No. corner Claiborne and Cont streets to n in
elusive Conmissieners-Jas. Burke John Cunningham B..
Zeiler.
streets, o to z ipchsve Cemmssioners-J A. Shelly Geo.
NJ Harrison, =. A schuliz.
The polls will be opened at "a O'Clock in the morn
ing, and remain open till G O'Clock in the evening
In seeordanes with the authority given Registrars by
section IL OF an sat entitled An relative Elections in
the State OF Louisiana approved Octooer I9 1868 All
crinhng saloons dram shops grogeeres places where
liquor sold by the glass bottle situated within radius
OF two miles Of polls places Of election hereby
ordered to close the Gay election And said Super
vhors or Commissioners shall lave the power call on any
sheriff. constable police officer enforce this
III such tberih, constable police officer shall rese to
obey order issued the authority of this section the
onmssioner Supervisor giving the order shall have
power summsrily to arrest and imprison such sheriff.
constable or police officer such imprisonment not to extend
beyond the hour of closing the polls.
And such sheriff. constable police officer shall be deemed
guilty OF msdems Office. upon conviction there
shall be punished by imprisonment term not to exceed
six months nor less than three months by nne Of not
more than five hundred dollars $500 than one hun
dred dollars CslOO) -
NJ. Il. HARMON,
Chairman Board Supervisors
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fluh Ward. New Orleans Oct 30, 1865
Poll will be opened TUESDAY Nov g. 1885, in the Fifth
Ward, at the following places:
Tenth Precinct.
Poll IA to inclusive. Street Commissioner Office St
Peter street. Charres. Commssioners-P Beaveuue
@. @. Constant, Charles willoz.
Poll 2-F to inclusive. O'lesns and Burgundy
streets. Conmssioners-wm. Duke NJ Camps, H. La
fargue.
Poll 81 inclusive Toulouse between Burgundy and
Dauphine streets. Commissoners-AT saover N Sindos
Marques.
Poll 20 to inclusive. corner Toulouse aud Ramp.rt
CcmmissiOners-A. Bernhard. j. NJ. Leclerc q Noxues
Eleventh Preclnct.
Poll IA to inclusive, Basin, between Toulouse and
St Louis COmmiisiOners-Jossph Jolly. Ernest Cheese E.
Dupre.
Poll 2-F to inclusive, Engine House Of No. TO- Dumaae
near St. Claude. ConmssionersJ B. Castsgnola Adrie.
Bacon. @. Labst
Poll 81 to inclusive St Philip street. between IRENE
and Marsis streets. Commssioners-L O. Thaland l. Pier
mas A Bouhey.
Poll 20 to inclusive. Engine ,use No 81 Claiborne
and st. Peer streess. Commissioner Exile Wilt n
strin ger sr Carlisle Dupre
l.. D. LARR1EU,
chairman Supervisors Of Registration Fifth Ward
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.frr0sc Tits and Enat0 Bt0nset
BAGGING.
TO PLANTERS FACTORS AND DEALERS.
Now landing steamship Chrysollte and shin Goconds,
large stock Of the celebrated ARROW TIE superior
quality English Wrought Iron TO- II and u feet lengths
IN store. fine lot of INDIA BLANKET BA6GlNG,
rolls AID bales ter sale Ina lots suit 0sest prices BY
II. T. BARTLETT,
No q Carondeiet street.
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Carpet W-arenOuse,
cHARrREa sTkFEI

a. sRoUssEAU 4 co., importer. offer q. iow vncss
CARPETING-EDg and American. o. All Kinds soor
furniture and enamel OIL CLOTHS; kATTING-5OO rolIs
China, 100 pieces Cocoa WINDOW SHADES; Table and
Orumb CiothsDruRRct Tnen and Pelt: ur-
tainsLscs, Reps Worsted Dsmasf Furniture COVER
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The following tho places selected and NAMES Of commis
Precinct 1-Peli 4.
Crescent Dry Dock Office Patterson street. Commission
W. Duncan, J. W. Robb. James Alderman.
Precinct Lyons
House sfMrs. Buchanan, MeDonouehviIle Commission
ers: W. c. swsei. A. Dumont. George Grscian.
frs.l .aH. ,Precsnct SPOIL 4.
CutOn Commissioner Thomas Lee Francois Fortier c.
A. Cazslsr.
G. L. SWEET
Supervisor Algiers
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OFFICE BOARD SUPERVISORS
Fourth Ward New Orleans, Oct. 30. 1868. !
Polls will be opened on TUESDAY nov. s. in the follow
ing places in the Fourth Ward:
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Precinct No. I'll.


Poll No lat Prytanis jackson streets from
20 inclusive. Commissioners Joseph Collins, d.
Goodmsn. j. Z. Gsrlipied Clerk-Charles b Buddecse
Poll No Pat corner Bacchus and Philip streets from
to inclusive Commlssioners-G. T. Lyndal James Nc
Gawley, o. Z. Duluc Clerk-John H. Behan
Poll No. Son Dryades, between Jack.on and Philip
Streets from to inclusive. Commissiouers-Johu ".
Holmes C. f. Dirmeyer, John stegner. Clerk II De-
Lola Honrques.
TIE polls will be opened at al O'Clock in the mcrning
and remain open till six () O'Clock In the evening
In accordance with the authority given Registrars by
section II Of entitled AN act relative econs
the State of Louisiana, approved October 49, 1868 "a
drinking Saloons dram shops groggeries places where
quor sold by glass bottle situated within Of two
miles Of polls places Of election, hereby ordered
the day Of election And said Supervisors Com
missoners shall the call any sheriff.
orpolice officer to enforce this regulation.
If such sheriff constable police officer shall refuse to ebsy
any order issued under authority Of this section Com
missioner Supervisor giving the order shall
nary to arrest and imprisOn such sheriff. police
officer such imprisonment beyond the hour
clos ing the polls.
And such snerf constable police officer shall deemed
guilty Of msdemean in Office and upon conviction sreof
shall be punished by imprisonment for to
Fix months less than three months by nne Of
more than five hundred dollars $500 less enc
hundred dollars CslOO.
W. n. BURROUGHS,
chairman Terth Ward Supervisors
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months less than TIRES months and by hne Of not
more TRAN hundred $500 less than hum
drsd dollars Csloo) "
Chairman Eleventh Ward Supervisors.
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OFFICE BOARD SUPERVISORS, \
Sixth Ward, New Orleans October 30 1865
Polls win be opened on TUESDAY, November 1858 in
the Sixth Ward, at the following places:
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OFFICE SUPERVISORS REGISTRATION D
Tenth Ward, Oct. 30 1868
Polls will be opened TUESDAY, Nov s. at the fol
lowing places
Precinct No. 70.
Poll No. lat No Hook and Ladder Company Jackson
street, from to inclusive Goa missoners-Thos Keats
Chas. Parish Geo. schsntz Clerks--Edward H. Cannon
w. Jackson.
Poll No Pat No. % Engine Company Tchouutoulas
street, from to inclusive CommissionersJohn Kaiser
Fl. O. Bartlett, Thos. r. Neice Clerks-Geo schreber
Edward Clark
Poll No Sat Laurel and Josephine streets from
TO inclusive Commissoners-J. G. Winner Myles
SEarkey, NJ. Settler, Jr Clerk-Horace Z. Upton
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sonsAy Advertisements every day. 10 be
haresc twsthirds the Shove rates
nm and Fourth monthly Advertisements. square
- psi mosth.
ssnsent Advertisements having tns paper nrss
essron, 81 PER square; each esn
~ s1vsrs
Shs Fourth psss TRANSIENT sdvssss.snss econ IN.
Dssicu, n % psr square.
Advertisements nsstsd 81 frtsrvss arxsd - nsv
oneh Insertion
ssgul<r sdvsrtissu VINO advertise largely sac. Dc allowed
sssd psen; prsvded that In rha such disosun
ns>13 brsr cent.
Anbusnsss Of 70 be chsrssd seesn
- pr line, each insertion. i'
Al ransent Advertisements paid for IN scvsuc
An not marked for specified nnbs Of
bsstons will Be publisbedsx times and charged accordingly
AZ bills With regslsr advertisers monthly
ssausrs the space occupied BY tes lines solid
llIN VIE WEEKLY ORESOENT
n puhlisnsd svery Saturday morning s1bscriptien, 20
- snspn, In advance hafyssry and quarterly rssa
Ass copies 10 oents. ....... ....,r
--.... Rates Of Advsrsisings
s...s.., insn.A month. . months. .ns..A. lsuo..A.
:. t Il I II I j i
TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 8 1868.
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Twelfth Precinct.

Poll No l. St. Philip street, between Bourbon and Royal
to Observation-Disclosures G. E. EppeI, C. Welsh, N
1 ID. Morand.
Poll No Hospital street. between Dauphn Bourbon
II to Nincusiye-Commissisners: W. W. Mccullough O. n
Lecerc.
Poll No 3 corner Of Rampant and Ursulnes sreetO to
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. Dauphine, J. Prados
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Notice.

OFFICE BOARD OF SUPKRvIsoRs
Second Ward, New Orleans, Oct 30, 1865.
Polls viii be opened on TUESDAY, November g. at tn,
following places in the Second Ward:
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OFFICE Board SUPERVISORS
Fihh Ward. New Orleans Oct 80 1855
Poll will be opened TUESDAY. Nov s. 1865 in the Fiji
Ward, at the following places:
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OFFICE BOARD SUPERVISORS,

OFFICE BOARD SUPERVISORS
THIRD WARD CFRoST), NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 30, 1853
Polls VIII be opened TUESDAY. Nov 1868, in the
Third W ard 'FRONT.' st the following places, to-wit:
Fifth Precinct.
Poll No. l. Engine House Mississippi No. corner Natchez
and Tchoupitoulss streetsFrom to K-Commssioners:
n. W. Travis r. P. Walsh, j. E. stilwen Clerks T. A
Menzies, Marcelus Lara
Poll No. Lafayette street, Camp-From l. to q
Commissioners Vim r. Miller, Daniel Schobe g. T. Lath.
rop. Clerks: John F. Miller, soloman Iiaac
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Chairman Board Supervisors.
Third Word Frontl New Orleans
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OFFICE SUPERVISORS REGISTRATION.
Seventh Ward, New Orleans. Oct 80. 1868
POll win be opened TUESDAY, November 5. 1865,
e Seventh Ward, at the following places;
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OFFICE BOARD SUPERVISORS.
NINTH WARD, NEW ORLEANS, Oct 80 1868
Polls will be opened TUESDAY, Nov. 8, 1865 in the
Ninth Ward, at the following places:
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OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, 4
THIRD WARD tne4rj
New Orleans, oct %, 1855. }
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Eighth Precinct.

Poll No l. at rs Exchange Alley, X inclusive Com
mssioners-Benry He'denhain. d. Waters, j. A. Tury
Poll No. at Eagle Fire Co. No. Dauphine stree. to
y inclusive Cemmissioners-s. Pauzer, T. W. hail. jobs
Fitzpstrick
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Fourteenth Precinct.
Fifteenth Precinct.

Pon Ne. /. A to z, Engine House No. g. corner Of F
men and Victory streets. Commissioners: 2. VI. {
John Kennedy. Jos. Cafero
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the second Tuesday of November, 1868, in az in
corporated cities and towns Of this State, for the
election Of al officers provided for by the said char
ter of the said cities and towns. Under that act
the present Council have been elected.
~'-HwM be- seen from the shove summary that IN
direct terms no. charter has been granted to the
town since ls49, and that under that act, the char
ter would have expired in 1856. But we are OF
opinion that by necessary implication, the char
ter has been extended, and will continue in force
until 1875. In 1861 the Legislature recognized
the corporation as in existence, and conferred I'd.
ditional rights and powers. The act passed in 1851
was then Of force for fourteen years, and whether
Or no it continued to the Council the powers given
by previous acts, certainly gave to them tor that
period al those given by the said act. The pres.
ent Council are certainly de tacto, and we believe
de jTs. in Office, and authorized to exercise .he
powers conferred by the various acts Of the Legis
hture recited. Wehsye endeavored above to give
brief statement Of the various acts, and the pow
ers conferred, so that the Council MAJ, understand
their duties, and remain, very respectfully, s
-..... Your obedient servants,
'''.s ..''' g. W. WILLIAMS & SONS.
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DIFFICULTY WITH PARAGUAY.

The United States Minister at Paraguay, Mr..
Washburn, has got into an ugly scrape with Presi'
dent Lopez. 1t appears that Lopez charges him
with having entered into conspiracy for his as.
sassnation, and received therefor the comfortable
little sum of $4,000. The Foreign Secretary,
Berger, who was one of the conspirators, and who
has turned States evidence, testifes to the fact
and letter, purporting to be from one Of the Uni
ted States legation, Porter G. Bliss, admitting the
charges against Washburn, is adduced in con6rma.
tion. 1t is said, on behalf of Washburn that this
letter was extorted by torture, and that Bliss, in
letters to his friends, denies all the allegations.
Washburn, in company with the members of his
legation, attempted to leave the country but while
proceeding to get on board the United steamer
Wasp, two members of the legation-porter G.
Bliss, referred to above, and Mr., e. I. Master
man-were arrested by force and detained. Pre-
vious to Washburn leaving Paraguay, the Por.
guese Consul and several Epglishmen asked o!
him the protection of his house and flag They
were admitted to that protection, but upon Lopez
making ademand for them, they were ignominious-
y surrendered and were told by the United States
Minister that they might either 'go Or stay as they
thought best" The result was they were carried
off by Lopez's minions
Washburn has reached the United States and
his conduct and cowardice are condemned in the
strongest terms. The United States Government
has promptly taken the matter in hand, and in,
structions have been sent to Rear Admiral Davis
to proceed to Paraguay with an adequate force fol
the vindication of the national honor, and to re-
dress the wrongs that Lopez is said to have com
mitted upon American citizens.
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GRANT SPEAKS.

A correspondent of the New York Tines write
from Galena, ILL.,, General Grants home,) a lette
eulogizing him and all of his family. He processes
to give some of the Generals recent utterances
We quote some of them: .. ...,. II
81 really wanted to carry Galena, and my native
village of Georgetown, Ohio, also l wonder i
that has been heard from? 1t turned out 6vt
West Point graduates, and, during the war, foul
generals and eight colonels.
Gen. Grant jocularly said to Washburne "Gt
out and apologize to the boys for my non.appear
anee, and tell them am like Seymour at Milwau
kee in 1851 don't know which way the thing il
going" A good deal of Amusement was createc
by this hit at Horatio. -. -
Referring to Andrew johnson, the General said
"Yes, he Il always stouty attribute the Democratic
defeat to their failure to nominate hlm IN New
York"
Whenever he has occasion to refer to the De
mocracy at all, he applies the term "Copperhead,
for he only recognizes two parties in the land one
aoth the rebels, and the other ,oth the loyalty o,
the nation.
Magnanimity and generosity are largely develop
ed in Grants nature. He is punchlious about OBJ
serving the terms Of the parole given the surren.
dering rebels 50 long as It d not broken By them.
Hence bis unyielding opposition to any interfer
ence With Lee by Andy johnson while Lee kept
the plghted faith. But General Grant feels keen
ly concerning the diaboEcal course Of the Kuk!u1
klan, composed as it is almost wholly OF. paroied
rebels and countenanced and led by rebel officers
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MERE.MENTION.

The South Carolina Conference of the Methodist
Church, will commence its next annual session at
Abbeville Court House, on Wednesday, the 10th
of December, proximo. 1.-THE Chester STAN
dayd announces the departure last week from that
place, for Brazil, of Mr.. WIN. P. McFadden and
family. '..'.''..A land buying party of forty-fve
Pennsylvanians and Marylanders are prospecting
the County of Mecklenburg, N. c., and the Coun-
ties of York, Lancaster and Chester in South Car
olina. '''''''''In Newberry, last week, land was
rented at the very high rate of six dollars per a.
cre ''.'.''.W. T. Bennett has been appointed su-
pervisor of Internal Revenue for North and South
Carolina '.''''Ice appeared in Charleston on Sat-
urday morning last. '''''''''Judge Bryan, of the
United States District, is holding Court in Colum-
bia. ...""''The Commissioners appointed by the
Legislature of North Carolina to locate peniten-
tiary in that State, have selected spot about eight
miles from Pittsboro', in Chatham County The
Walhalla Courier is informed that Judge James
L. Orr will visit New Pickens Courthouse next
week for the purpose of putting into operation the
machinery of the Courts.
In England recently they had festival in honor
ofa village pump that did not get dry during
drought. '''''''"New York has twelve clergymen
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HHw wsnyRHr1gKNEHTs

T. W. and J. H. Clawson, Deputy Messengers; g;.i
-, ! Bankruptcy-In the Matter of Samuel Blair
~. E.P. Castles, j. L. Boyd, Martin Armstrong
- -, F: Appliosios for Disehasset Rsset
T. w. Clawson, Deputy Messengerppt9n neI IsnS naci
and G. z. Williams,
W. B: Mss& & vaa and Rd geerysH @
Dividend meeting. ~. ~. b.. . b..
8. G. Brown-Notice. .. ,.....; -.
Jas. M. Hinkle Tan Yard To Lease. '.".... p.
John Campson d Co.-Flouring and Saw MIL fo'
Sale. .sq-. .... .... 4.
r. Latham, Secretary and Treasurer-Tewn Tax
40 es-Retailing Without License :" -
John G. .Kuykendal-White Lead, Sals, &c.-Dy'
Stuffs-Staple Drugs-Patedt Medicines
80 Lamps, Kerosine on and Lamp Goods-Th'
: -. Drug Store Of York-Perfnmery, &c. 80
J. A. Lederer q Co.-Great Attraction in York.
VIM. Sahms-Note: Lost .,,--...r.. i,,,
j. E. a., Shelby, N. N.C:-situation Wanted.
r, M, Dobson & Co--Removal. .f... =.
A. Friedman, Rock Hill-Notice. ......, .-..r.-
F. G. Harris, Judge Of Probate -citation-D. J
= ~ Glenn, Jr., .Applicant-James A. Glenn, De
"a. I'D, ceased. -. =; ..,. 81. g. ... BE-, .-.r,. ....
Religious Notice. .-.......:. ....., g., '..
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PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS, 1869.

The Proprietor of the ENQUIRER announces the
following as the premiums offered for the largest
Clubs of subscribers to the ENQUIRER tor the year
1859:
The first premium will be four seven-ineh hole
COOKING STovE, known as the Standard The
furniture connected with the stove embracesa pot,
kettle, gridde, spider, ham boiler, wat1e-lrons,
three joints Of stovepipe and an elbow togethse. is
whole valued at $685.
The second, will be FAMILY OR PULPIT BIBLE,
of large size, handsomely and richly bound and
valued at $25. ....
The third, will be No. 3, Two HORSE BR1N;
LEY PLow, with steel mold, two detached steel
points, cotton-scraper and sweep, valued at SO
The fourth, will be No. /, ONE HORSE BRrN::
LEY PLow, with steel mold, two detached steel
points, cottonscraper, and iron scooter, valued at
$l5 =, :.
The premiums are all useful and valuable arti-
cles, and of 6rst-rate quality The Stove is as
good as the best; and the Flows are the most pop
ular, for general purposes, Of any manufactured IN
being much pleased with their performance. In
addition to this, they have taken prizes at num-
ber of Agricultural Fairs where they have been
exhibited. .,
The premiums will be awarded to the successful
competitors on the SECOND MONDAY OF MARCH,
1869. The person getting up the largest club at
S. so in currency for each subscriber, will be enti-
tied to the first choice of the above premiums the
person getting the second largest club to the second
choice and the person getting up the third largest
club, to the third choice and the person getting
up the fourth largest club, to the fourth choice.
Competitors may begin to get subscribers at once,
the time of subscription to commence now or on
the first of January, 1862 The money will be re-
uuired when the names are entered on our books.
Further particulars will be given hereafter.
B6r To persons who make up Clubs. of ter. or
more names, but who may fail to obtain prize.
we will send the ENQUIRER, one year, free ofcharge
and to those who send Club of twenty or more
names, but who may fail to obtain prize, We will
forward copy Of the ENQUIRER one year. tTee M o.
Love" "Godey Lady Book, " Peterson 8 Mag
aziue,'' or any weekly newspaper published in the
limited States -
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this country for the purpose of annexing Cuba to
the United States. 1t will embark within fifteen
days from New Orleans, Boston and New, York,
and is expected to number ten thousand men. A
great quantity of uniforms has been purchased,
and every necessary arrangement made for the
transportation of the troops The World states
that recruiting Offices will be opened under the
name of s'Cuban Emigration Bureaus" Emil
grants will be received and their names taken
down. and oaths will be administered to them on
temiersuts. Rumors are aAoat that it is the in.
tention of the Liberators to offer the command OF
the expedition to General 'Baldy' Smith, but
this needs confirmation. General Dick Taylor is
also alluded to, and, meanwhile, there is said to be
intense excitement throughout the city In regard
to the proposed invasion.
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GOVERNOR SCOTT IN NEW YORK.

The New York Times of Wednesday says
Governor Scott, of South Carolina, was in this
city day or two ago on business connected with
the interests of the Palmetto State. He repre-
sents the condition of affairs in South Carolina at
this time as very promising The State is pro-
foundy peaceful and it appears to divide the cred
it with North Carolina, of being the most orderly
of all the Southern States. The colored people
are becoming more and more Industrious, and are
showing themselves better adapted to the new con-
dition of things. There is promise OF something
being done to advance the railroad interests Of the
State, and other projects Of internal improvement
are under discussion. The leading Democrats of
the State accept the facts of the late election in
proper spirit, and express willingness to labor
heartily in the direction Of peace and concord
While in Wall street, attending to certain monled
necessities of the State, Governor Scott passed
round an open letter signed by Wade Hampton
and other representative South Carollnlans giving
their views Of the prospects Of the State, and the
feelings entertained by the white population. Goy
Scott is hopeful of the future, and gives good
grounds for the hopes he expresses"