Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-18
TeIcgrapiaIC Sslallaal AIRY,

health is wonderfully improved. All
proposals for partial regency have been
| abandoned.
New York, November 1.-THE
Committee appointed to investigate the
alleged election frauds in Brook yn are
said to have made startling discoveries.
The testimony will not be made public,
until some action is taken against the
guilty parties.
The Chief Sanitary Inspector reports
seven new cases of small pox since yes
terday in various parts of the city. 1t
is feared that il may become epidemic,
as there are now forty>two cases in the
| city.
Ceie and Gustave May have been ac-
Quilted on the charge of smuggling
They were Communists at Paris, and
came to this city with $4,000 worth of
diamonds secreted about their persons.
On landing they were suspected of
smuggling.
George Bolts was sentenc ed to be
hanged on December 2lst for the mur>
der of Pet Halstcad. Exception to
the sentence is fled.
There is considerable excitement in
town to night caused by the announces
ment that the Russian Prince is in the
lower bay. The basis of the report is
the arrival of one of the Russian frigates
below. One vessel of the Russian fleet
is now off the Highlands coming into
the bay
Albany, n Y , November 1l.-Gov-
ernor Hoffman has pardoned Benjamin
PIacan, sentenced to be hanged for
poisoning his wife.
Washington, November 11.-Some
of the best talent in the United States
is expected to be present at the Labor
Reform Convention on December 9th.
Already some four or FIVE hundred ere
dentials have been mailed by inhuen~
tlal sympathizers.
The Civil Service Commissioners to>
day resumed their regular session,
which has been Interrupted by week
recess. All members were presetn ex>
cept MedilI, who is still detained at
Chicago. The Subject under discussion
was what exceptions are necessary to
the proposed general rules in appoint
ments.
North Carolina dispatches report that
the United States Courts at Raleigh
had sentenced large number OF ku-
Klux to the Peniteutiary. On Wed
The people are fleeing rapidly.
Judge Carter, of the district Supreme
Court, decided to-day that the women
do not have the right to vote The
pIa n:iffs were two women denied the
suffrage 1t is understood that the case
will be carried to the United State>
Supreme Court.
The British Claims Commission
meets here on the 4th..
The injunction against issuing
S4,0000,000 for city improvements was
to>day dissolved.
The report of the defalcation in the
Washington Post Office is untrue.
The resignation of General Franz
Sigel as Collector Of Internal Reve-
nue. for the Ninth District of New York
was received at the Treasury Departs
ment to-day.
Whereas. BY the act of Congress
entitled can Act to enfore the provi>
sipns Of the Fourt ,enth Amendment
to the Constitution of the United States
and for other purposes" approved |
April 10th, 1871, power Is given to the
President of the United States, when
within his judgment the public safety
requires it, to suspend the privilege of
habeas corpus IN any State, or part of a
State, now, therefore, |, Ulysses S
Grant, President of the United States
of America, by virtue of authority |
vested in me by the Constitution and |
the Act of Congress aforesaid. hereby |
declare. 10 my judgment, that the pub.
lie safety especially requires that the |
privileges of the writ of habeas corpus
be suspended to the end that rebellion
may be overthrow. and do hereby
suspend the privilege of the writ Of |
habeas corpus within the county of
Union in the State of South Corolina,
in regard to all persons arrested by the
Marshal Of the United States for said
District Of South Carolina, or by
any Of his Deputies, or by any soldier or
citizen acting under orders of said
Marshal. DEPUTY or military officer
within said county, Charged with any
violation of the Act of Congress afore-
said during the continuance of such a
rebellion.
In witness whereof, have here un,
to set my hand and caused the seal of the