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| LONDON, N oV. l0.-E0e Herald cor
respoDdentinC Cadiz. Spain. telegraphs
that General Grant arrived in that
city on Tuesday, last, from Seville.
He was received at the landing place
by the Mayor of the city and abe civ
il and military officials. A guard of
honor was in attendance and large
crowd eheered the ex- President as he
passed out. The reception was most
enthusiastic on the part of the people
and very cordial on that of the au-
thorities.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-The pub
lished statements affecting the Pre- 81
dents views on the Southern question
seems to have been exaggerated in
both directions. The facts appear to
be that the administration has decided
upon no new steps, but that the Pres
ldent is thoroughly In earnest In his
intention to protect United States
citizens when their rights are violat-
ed, irrespective of their political
faith.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 13.-
Colonel Thomas B. Keogh, of North
Carolina, arrived here last night. He
says that the Republicans will not
have single representative in Con-
gress from North Carolina. as Martin
and O'Hara, who were elected by
good majorities will be counted out
by the focal returning boards, and
that Russell, who was elected as a
Greenback Republican, says that he
does not intend to go into Republi-
can caucus or vote with the Republi
cans. In O'Hara's district the local
returning boards have alre sdy thrown
out $500 votes, and the same policy
will be applied to Martins district.
Russell would be counted out and a
certificate refused to him, but for the
fact that the Democrats do not want
Waddell returned to Congress he hav-
ing naade himself very unpopular
with his own party
SALT LAKE, Nov. 16. - Mormon
women held meeting in the theatre
to-day and passed resolutions avow-
ing belief in the patriarchal order
of marriage as revealed to[5fUGils peo-
pie in the past ages, which if lived up
to is conducive of long life, strength
and glory, endorse it as one of the
most important principles of our holy
religion, and claim the right of its
practice
New YORK. Nov. 16.-A correspon-
dent telegraphing from Washington
says President Hays. when appealed
to for an authorized announcement
regarding his position towards the
south and his Intentions with refer
ence to the violation of the law atthe
recent election, went to his desk and
taking a pamphlet copy of his last
message to congress. turned to the
fourth page and said: {: MY position
has not changed towards the south
it is the same now as when I wrote
my letter of acceptance. my inaugural
address, and my message to congress
a year ago In my message 7 said"
and the presidentread as follows: ut
should be our fixed and unalterable
determination to protect by all avail
able and proper means under the con-
stitution and laws the lately enamel
pated race in the enjoyment of their
rights and privileges. Whatever au-
thority rests with me to this end, l
shall not hesitate to put forth" The
president read the last sentence with
emphasis.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. B.-Colonel
Frank Zachari, who was sent by Gov.
Nichols, as special agent, to Tensas
to report the true condition of affairs
there, has returned and submitted
lengthy report. He says that, not
withstanding the exaggerated reports
from Tensas, he could only succeed in
finding that twelve negroes had been
killed.
CHARLESTON, s. c., November IA. |
Three managers of the recens elec-
ton at Kings Tree, Williamsburg
county, were arrested to-day for inter-
fering with United States supervisors.
Other arrests are expected.
New ORLEANS. Nov. 14.-It is now
stated the Citizens Association will
not contest the late election but will
prove frauds and prosecute those who
,om mitted them. The contest will
,e en- tered in the civil courts to-mor-
'ow by several of the defeated candF-
lates nominated by the Citizens AS
ociation.