Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-13
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Iammany Hall Candidate.

Iammany Hall Candidate.
NEW York, October lO.-Tammany
Hall has unanimously nominated
VIM. II. Wilkham, for Mayor
From the South.
New ORLEANS, October 10th.-The
appearance of a squad of twenty
armed White Leaguers on Canal street
last midnight was officially reported
to the Governor and Military authori-
ties.
The Adjutant General of the State
Military service reports that the fol-
lowing arms belonging to the State,
captured in the operations of Septem-
ber 14th, have been returned to the
State or surrendered to the United
States forces, as directed by the Presi-
dent proclamation: The list embraces
two one-half pound howitzers, one
thousand six hundred small arms,
one thousand five hundred bayonets,
eighty-five swords and and large
quantity of ammunition, uniforms
and accoutrements. In place of these
arms the Adjutant-General states that
the authorities have been put in pos
session of a quantity of comparatively
worthless Belgian rifles believed to
belong to citizens of New Orleans.
To-morrow's Picdyune will contain
a specific and duly authorized offer on
the part of the fusionists to accept the
proposition made by Kellogg, in his
address, namely to test the question
of the Louisiana State Government
by canvass of the actual returns of
all parties, and to abide by the result.
These returns are in the hands of the
McEnery party and can be produced
and authenticated at any time.
MONTGOMERY, Alabama, October
10th.-General r. A. Healy, L. s.
Marshal of Alabama, has appointed
dozen or more Deputy Marshals
upon the recommendation of
Charles K. Mayor, Chairman of the
Republican Executive Committee of
this State. These deputies have been
appointed in the negro counties and
are all Republicans.
The Railroads and Postal Service.
WASHINGTON, October 10th.-Thos.
A. Scott, President of the Pennsylva-
MIA Central Railroad, and Hinckley,
President of the Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore Railroad, had
a three hours conference with Post
master-General Jewell to-day, with
regard to the disputed question of
compensation for the railway mail
service. General Bangs, Superintend-
ent of this branch of the postal service,
also took part in the informal discus
sion. 1t is confidently believed that
all matters at issue will be amicably
and satisfactorily arranged without
further serious difficulty. The railway
Presidents will embody their views in
writing for the consideration of the
Department, and meanwhile Mr.. Scott
assures the ostmaster-Generai that
he will do everything in his power to
secure rapid transit for the mails and
increased facilities of the postal car
service.
Excitement i'm the South.
WASHINGTON, October 12th.-The
condition of affairs in New Orleans is
becoming more critical. Fifteen thou
sand colored men have entered the
State from Tennessee, Mississippi and
Alabama, to register as voters. The
White Leaguers are defiant, and hold
meetings nightly. There have been
some disturbances in the city, but
they were quickly suppressed.
There is an exciting Gubernatorial
| canvass in South Carolina. The col
| ored Republicans at several meetings
hooted Governor Moses down and
would not listen to him or any one in
favor of Chamberlain.
General Cortina is forming band
to cross from Mexico into Texas for
murder and pillage. The people are
arranging to resist him.
The President Goes TO Texas.
ST. LOUIS, October l0th.-President
Grant and party left this evening for
Texas, via the Missouri Pacific, and
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroads.
Generals Sheridan and Anger will join
the party at Sedalia.