The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-13

parsed, ty : vote II 81 N n. : pr,ambls
and ~fesolasion sesihs, an election In No.
vsmbef.
A Raleigh, N q, dlspssch of the 81
saysi "The Manhal Of the Supreme
Couf, hss returned from Yancsyvllle
Colonel Kifk refused 10 surrender The
citizens held In custody Counsel for The
prisoners moved FIRST for an attachment
against KIRK, and, second, for q writ %
some competent persons 10 bring In the
bodies, and call out the power Of the
county II necessary Chief Justice Pier.
son refused both motions, rclieratiuE nj.
former declaration that the power Of
The Judiciary has been exhausted, and
that he has no posse comiiatHs to enforce
writs. Six other citizens Of Alamanee
were arrested yesterday"
A Washington special Of the "a says
1.-THE muss about Richmond municipal
offices Is by no means settled. The
Judge, who, a few days ago, declared
them all vacant, because Of frauds in the
election, yesterday made seven new ap-
pointments The present incumbcnts
will not surrender their places, and the
whole mstter will probably go to the
Court Of Appeals"
Jefferson Davis left Greenbrier Wal
White Sulphur Springs, on the 4th, on bis
way to Europe.
The Republicans in Virginia have nom.
mated James II. Plat, Jr., of Norfolk,
and Charles II. Porter, Of Richmond, for
re election TO Congress.
The judicial election in Tennessee on
the 4th resulted in the success Of the
Democratic candidates. A Memphis dis.
patch says that there was great dissatisfac.
ton among Republicans from the fact
that a large proportion of the Republican
tickets were thrown out by failure to state
from what division the State candidates
for the Supreme bench were, and also
that they voted for Chancellors and Judges
for which nc election was ordered.
A Raleigh, N. c., dispatch of the 9th
says the Conservatives have carried the
North Carolina Legislature, in the late
election. The probable result on Con,
gressmen a First, Second, and Fifth
Republican; Third, Fourth, Sixth and
Seventh, Democratic. The Democratic
candidate for Attorney General was prob
ably elected.
A Raleigh, N. G., dispatch of the 18th
says: Geo. W. Brooks, Judge Of the
United States District Court, has issued q
writ of hdbeas corpus for all citizens now
held by Colonel Kirk, under the order Of
Governor Holden, to appear before him
at Salisbury, where he opens court to.
morrow"
BY an accident which occurred to a
train on the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail.
road, at Jerry's Run, on the 9th, twelve
persons were killed and twenty wounded
A Louisville dispatch of the 9Th says
the official returns Of the late (local) cleo.
tons in Kentucky give the Democrats q
majority of about $4,000.
A Wilmington, N. O., dispatch of the
9Th says 1.-THE Legislature will stand
about as follows Senate-C Conservatives
80; Republicans, is. House-Conserva-
tives, rs; Republicans, 40. congressman
IS Conservatives, 2 Republicans"
The first bale of Alabama cotton, new
crop, was received at Montgomery on
the 9th.
A Raleigh, N. G., dispatch of the 9th
says the Deputy United States Marshal
had served on Kirk the writs Of 1d6eas cor
pus issued by Judge Brooks to bring his
prisoners before him at Salisbury. Kirk
replied that he would answer after con.
sultation with Governor Holden.
The Democracy of Alabama have called
q State Convention, to meet at Montgom.
cry on the 1st of September.