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VOLUME VIII—NO. 235. NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 12. 1875. WHOLE NUMBER 2380. THE LEGISLATURE YESTERDAY. be unanimously adopted. He wished to AMUSEMENTS. A REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING was the common talk in the streets and in ana there was uo intimidation oi colored >?narei call the attention of the House to au ex tbe White League papers that they would BY TELEGRAPH. voters. $IDWEI.LM ACADEMY OK MUSIC. tract from the New Orleans Bulletin of fight the United States soldiers. Am I right? TLia body met yesterday at twelve [Cries of “ Yes! Yes!”] I aver that from Second—That the White League discuss, bgagement for a short Mason of the accomplished January 5,1875, which is as follows: OLD TIME POLITICAL GATHEBING ed, but voted down a proposition to dis> and fitted actress. o’clock, and there being a quorum present, some time before that day till General THE LOUISIANA CASE charge servanta who voted the Republican Mr. Dupre, of the seventh ward, moved Sheridan came here it would not have been ticket. f MISS L.UCII.L.K W ESTERN proceeded to business. that the Speaker be requested to call on Supported b.T Mr. W. H. WHILLKY. A FEW IMPORTANT REVELATIONS safe for us to have met here as we are here Third—That the Returning Board was 3* londny and Tuesday. January 11 and 12. Ths consideration o: ‘.he v;to messages the United -States troops to preserve the to-night. [Cries oi “That’s so!”] I aver that on THERE WILL BE NO NEW ELECTION fraud. KasT LYNNE. poace of the House. ydneedsv and Thurwiaj-, Jannarv 13 and 14—THK the Governor was continued. the fifteenth of September the Picayune Fourth—That ths Uhifed. _ States______troopsipi IILD STEALER. Friday—Benefit of Miss Wes- The veto of an act to revive, amend and The motion prevailed, and a committee, advised that in case a white man was seen executed orders issued l>y Marsha! Rack re Hatnrday matin, n jaiO withjMr. Dupre as chairman, was appointed SEVERAL ELOQUENT ADDRESSES to talk to the colored people, as I am talk How to Protect Life, Execute Law* ard, gk election day. re-anact sections one and two of act No. 19, to perform the duty. ing to you to-night, he should be killed. [T. CHARLES THEATRE. of 187;’. entitled an act to amend sections Fittn—That the disorder in the Legisla The committee retired and in a short [‘•That's so.”] After having gone further and Preserve the Peace. ture had ceased, and the meeting was seven, eight and seventy, of an act enti time returned accompained by General De SPEECHES BY LOWELL AND CAMPBELL in the campaign of 1872 in their promises to entirely orderly and quiet at the time Gen Last Week of the Celebrated Tragedienne tied “an act to regulate the conduct and Trobriand and a staff officer. the colored people than the Republican eral De Trobriand entered the hall to MISS ADA GRAY. maintain the freedom and parity of elec party ever dared to do, the Democratic Special to the Mew Orleans Republican. arrest the members, Speaker Wiltz assured General De Tro In Sunday's RrfurlicaK appeared a party of this State has gone farther back Sixth—That the onlv request Speaker tions,” etc., wa* taken up, read, and on briand that his coming had prevented modest call for a Republican mass meeting, than any party ever went before in tbe same Wiltz made of General De Trobriand was Monday and Tuesday—CHARITV. motion of Senator Greene, made the special bloodshed and thanked him for his prompt length of time. I have heard from members The following dispatch was received last to keep order in the lobby, outside of the response to the summons. to be held in Union Chapel, on Bienville of the Legislature, and if I am not right I keduebday-WHOSK WIPE. order ot the day for next Thursday at one street, and as no great preparations had night, in answer to a question asking the hall. Thursday—ARTICLE 47. o'clock. Mr. Lowell declared that the memorial of ask to be corrected, that Mr. Wiltz, in the Seventh—That the people of Louisiana Friday- Farewell Benefit of Miss Ada Gray, the Democratic members differed essentially been made, political opponents thought hearing of several gentlemen, said last policy of the government in the Louisiana generally have no sympathy with tho Kel The veto of an act authorizing the police the affair would prove tt failure. Fortu Monday, on the floor of the House, that nturday at 13 M — Last Ada Gray Matinee. from this statement of the reporter of their case.: logg government, and that the colored men Monday, January 18—MRS. LANDERS COMBI. jury of the parish of Iberville to purchase nately, a few Democrats looked in, dis before twenty-four hours he expected who say they are National Republicans own journal in respect that the newspaper to bo Governor of Louisiana. I have W aahingtox, January 11, 1875. proclaimed themselves as State Democrats Ltion. the dyke across bayou Plaquemine, to make agreeable weather not dampening their seen a statement in the St. Louis Prices as usual. JsI2 the same a public highway, and to issne its stated that General De Trobriand was E ditor R epublican: in order to get rid of Kellogg, called on “to preserve the peaco of the curiosity. Democrat, and I have questioned the cor Tbe Louisiana case will be dealt with less Eighth—That the police tosea iff New rAKiKTlhS THEATRE. bonds in payment theretor, was taken up, The chape? was filled with as good na- respondent of that paper on the subject, Orleans is demoralized. read in part, and on motion of Senator House,” while the memorial stated that the and I believe it to be true, that Mr. Ik with reference to the Kellogg-McEnery VUN E OWENS...... Director {ured an audience as the reporter ever Enery said in tho rotunda of the St. controversy than a type of the recon Cabinet meeting, phO. HAMILTON...... 11 usmess Manager AUuin its further conseieration postponed General was called to keep order in the The Cabinet meeting to-day was lot toe lobby. saw, and it was evident that those present Charles Hotel, on the evening of the third, structed States. The question with Con Last week of the until nest .Saturday. expected a treat, and they were not disap that he expected on the following day to consideration of the special 'message on The veto of an act to incorporate the Mr. Lowell called attention to the fact enioy the office of Governor of this State. gress now is, how to protect life, execute Louisiana affairs, but that not beiDg ready KtKTH AVENUE THRATRB COMPANY. pointed. the session was devoted to conversation Alexandria, Midland and Camden liailway that Mr. Wiltz called General De Trobri While I was at the State House, on the laws, and preserve the peace in the South. joudnr nod Tuesdny Hyrninfs and Wed. and to the -Speaker’s stand and thanked Mr. C. A. Baqule called the meeting to fourth instant, a wagon containing two There will be no new election ordered in over events there. The message will be Company, and to authorize the parishes, large trunks by some means got into the considered iu regular cabinet to-morrow. ncsdny Matinee, him. declaring that he bad prevented blood order, and requested Senator T. B. Stamps Louisiana. J - R. WEST. It will be very short; he will simply say cities and towns on or near the line of said to explain the reasons for calling the meet lines and drove past the front door, and was MONS. ALPHONSE. shed ou the floor ot this Honse. compelled to turn back and go down Char that the reasons for hisaotion will be found company's railway to a d in the construe ing. He complied in a good style, stating C O N G H E 8 S . in the accompanying documents These Ineedar and Thursday evenings—LKit ASTRAY. tion thereof, was read .n part, and, on In the name of heaven, by whom did Mr. tres street. I have since understood that ■ and Saturday evenings—GENEVA CROSS, Wiltz expect blood would be shed J Cer that a certain portion of our people had those two trunks contained the election re documents comprise all the papers in the ay Matinee—DIVORCE. motion of Senator Twitched, its further con Senate. executive and Attorney General's offices tainly not by the Republican members of seen fit to denounce General Sheridan; now turns of 1872, and that they were brought sideration delayed until next Saturday at to the State House at that time to bo used Washington, January 11.—A resolution affecting Louisiana. londsy next—Lawrence Barrett. .ialO this Honse, as they were not present at the It is the duty of Republicans to raise their in carrying out the plan which was to put was passed calling lor Major Merrdl’s re No Prospect o f a New Election one o'olock. voices in the cause and inform the country The veto of an act to incorporate the time, being in another part cf the Capitol in Mr. McEnery in the Governor’s chair. port of the Coushatta affair. The major, on Congressman Morey, who says he baa FOB SALE. c incus. Subsequently General De Tro of the exact state of affairs. After paying a brilliant tribute to General odo hand, was denounced as a ruffian, and, canvassed both houses closely," authorizes Bayou Lafourche Kailway Company was When Mr. Stamps closed bis introductory on the other, was defended as a rough sol- assurance that Louisiana will have no elec SALE AT A 11AHGA1N.—THRRNTIRK partly read, and, on motion of Senator briand waited on the Republican mem" Sheridan, General Campbell concluded his dier. tion. furniture of a cottage house sitnated in a good remarks Secretary Baqule read the follow able speech. Jodis Pardee’si Opponents. ghborbood. The house contains six rooms, gas, Cage, made the special order ot the day for bers and requested them to take The assassination of Grant was discussed No less.; rent *25. The furniture is in good their seats. On presenting themselves at ing list of officers: Hon. William G. Brown followed, recit with much laughter, and amid threats to T. Morris Chester Is here, claiming to rep d is only sold on account of ill health o next Monday at odb o'clock. President—Hon. F. C. Antoine. clear the galleries. resent the colored people in opposition to •r. No boardinghouse keeper need apply Senator Allain introduced a bill to remit the door of the House they were prevented ing numerous acts of outrage which had Mr. Schurz spoke to the resolution in Pardee's confirmation.. private parties who wish to purchase at from entering by Mr. Wiltz’ sergeants-at- Vice Presidents—Dr. A. W. Smvthe, J. been perpetrated in different portions of the enable price and for rise. Address HOUSE- all legal penalties due by delinquent tax II. Perkins, Hon. B. L. Lynch, General structing the Judiciary Committee to re pKPKR, Republicanoffice. dell payers, dating from 1868 to 1873, both in arms. They went back to their room where Hugh J. Campbell, Patrick ‘Creagh, Hon. State, instancing the case of Fabius Dunn, port what legislation was necessary to N E W Y O R K - they had been in caucus, and remained W. L. Evans. A. Nolasco, William Thomp who had been killed for no offense what secure a republican form of government to elusive, on condition that said delinquent son, C. F. Glaudin, C. F. Ladd, Robert the people of Louisiana. Mr. Schurz, in BANKSAND BANKINO. taxpayers pay their taxes for said years there until they were again called upon by ever. Mr. Dunn was with the speaker halt speaking of the Louisiana troubles, said he Don Platt Apologized For. General De Trobriand, who accompanied Malcolm, Jnles Lanabere, C. J. Adolphe, an hoar before he was killed. The fatal New York, January 11.—The money within the spaoe of ninety days after the Thomas Carey, E. V. Leclere, John Kyser, approached the subject in no party spirit. paid Don Piatt, as sworn to by Char lea 1 OK TH E NAMES OF PA RTIES passage of said bill. It was read the lirst them into the House. Mr. Wiltz, then, cer Ed. Williams, Paul Bruce, A. Dejoio, £. bullet might have killed the speaker or any About to retire to private life, the sucooss Albert, Irwin says had nothing to do with tainly could not have expected viole nee to Johnson*F. Alexander, John T. Claiborne, other colored man. It showed a state of of no party would benefit him, nor the de unclaimed sums of money to their and second times, and ordered to be referred feat of any injure him. The subject now the Pacific Mail subsidy; that Piatt fought lit in the NKW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANK- come from the Republican members, but N. W. Greene. Hons. VV. Harper, John affairs which bore oat General Sheridan’s the subsidy in person and through his to the Judiciary Committee when appointed, Gair, T. S. Cage, Raford Blunt, Joseph before the Senate was so great that passion paper. He and Irwin were old friends, and COMPANY, published in accordance with an mast have feared that it would come from Connaughton, J. A. Gla, Frederick Marie, statements. He stated that about 100 men or prejudice should find no place In the Senator Breaux introduced a bill to eus passed all the denunciatory resolutions. breasts of Senators in discussing it. He after the spbsidy was granted he loaned 1 the Legislature adproved March 17, 13.19: pend the collection of taxes for the years his own side of the House. Mr. Lowell David Young, J. J. Fisher, Michael Hahn, Piatt tbe money, $.'>000. and it has sinoe trusted that this memorial would receive Henry Demas, T. S. Johnson, John Mason, They passed at one time for a Chamber of did not think the debate of last week pre been repaid. l J. H...... *lfi 00 1873 and 1871. It was read once and or Octave Rev, A. Dumont, Charles E. Nash, mature or in advance of the facts. All it Co...... Id 86 the signature of every one of the fifty-two Commerce, at another as the Cotton Ex tbe important facts of the case were The transaction had no reference to the nelson A A...... 12 93 dered to lie over under the rales. Charles W. Ringgold, J. M. G. Parker, change, and at another as something else. subsidy. rd K...... in00 Senator Whitney introduced a resolution Republicans present on; the floor last Mon D. C. Hill, R. R- Ray, J. II. Hill, J. I*. in possession of tho Senators. He then re Intense Cold. llaw J. P...... 20 82 day. Wilson, II. Bonzano, John R. Clay, A. It showed the same list of name through viewed the scenes in Louisiana of Monday on T...... 16 70 requesting the Stute House commissioners last attending the organization of the Legis Owing to intense cold the crew ot the ubach J ...... lo 00 The report was adopted without a dis Latteur, J. B. Gaudet, (). A. Rice, Dr. J. out. The President has made good Queen of Ileurts, and those of many other kichard J. B., administrator...... 16 9.7 to improve the chances of hearing in the T. Newman, L. D. Larrieu, F. E. Dumas, lature, the interlereuce of the military, etc., senting voice. his word that he would make it safe for any vessels were among the frost bitten. Sev i Mrs. M. J., administrator...... 73 65 Senate chamber. William Weeks, T. B. Stamps. B. F. Jou- and said: “If such interference be permitted eral deaths occurred from the cold 'iJ. C...... 17 00 Mr. Demas, of St. John the Baptist, pre. bert, C. S. Sauvinet, A. Kaynal. John L man in Lonisiana. Sinoe General Sheridan in Louisiana who could tell how long it prison L. L. (House of Keluge)...... 119 00 Toe rules were suspended in order to ob would be before a general of the army '' Excitement in the Minina Towns. pult J ...... 22 10 seated the report of the Comm ittee on Davis, George E. Paris, P.’ G. Deslonde, has been here it is safe for you to meet in a .1...... 20 47 tain the final passage of the resolution James F. Casey, S. B. Packard, C. C. house like this and talk as you please, I might occupy the chair of the Vice Pres The Sun Buy*: “Great alarm exists among lE...... 14 00 when Senator Wharton moved to amend it Rules, which, on motion of Mr. Murrell, Antoine, W. G. Brown, P. B. S. Pinchback. ident in this body to determine contested the people of the mining towns in Pennsyl B...... 22 23 of Madison, was ordered printed in the Victor Sochon. firmly believe my friend Keating would election cases. lie commented on the gen vania, owing to the turbulent disposition > J. D...... 10 80 by striking out the words State House com of the miners now on strike. More than missioners and inserting the President of journal and action thereon deferred until Secretaries—Charles A. Baqule, W. H. to-day be safe in Shreveport, notwithstand eral condition of affairs in the South CHARLES JVMONVILLE, Cashier. ing the threats of the Sbrevoport Times, and said he would hail the day as 20,000 men ure penniless and idle, with law 1 the Senate. The amend me at was adopted to-day. Green, William Gowey, L. Lamaniere, Jr., starvation staring them in the face. At a P. J. Maloney, George C. Norcross. and my friend Blunt I think might be safe a most auspicious one for the colored INKTT «fc CAMMACK. and the resolution passed. The Secretary of the Senate appeared and people of the South when they threw off miner's meeting on Thursday-, a resolution The first speaker was lion. C. W. Lowell, in Natchitoches. But how would It be if Senator Cage called up the resolution the scandalous leadership of those adven was passed calling on the men {.o arm and BROKERS, presented a message from the Senate an whoso speech was received with hearty General Sheridan were to leave to-morrowi turers who, taking advantage ol their ig help themselves to bread,” No. 12 Caroudelet Street, providing for the appointment of a commit nouncing the following committee of that cheers: norance, made them tools for their rapacity. Ice, (Fiont Offloe.) Would we be safe in meeting here! [“No, tee ot three to Investigate the affairs of the body to act in conjunction with the House Mr. President and fellow citizens—We The people of the South, he observed, TJte lea harvest commences this yesfe OCRs, Bonds and Securities bought]and sold, no: we don’t want him to go!”] Well, were not murderers and banditti. There ' loaned on securities. Taxes and Licenses Metropolitan Police Board, and instructing committee to examine the books and ac are living in momentous times, and have fellow-citizens, I don't think be is going to ______ja5 lm them lo report by bill or other wise. It was counts of the Auditor and Treasurer assembled here in response to a Republican were bad elements among them, but the r o R E iG y , summons. It is believed that everv man’s leave. Wc are tinder great obligations to national government itself Was giving to IUSIAN A NAVINGh BANK. read and ou motion indefinitely postponed Messrs. E. F. Ilerwig. W. W. Wharton, J, these bud elements a strength which they spirit here is in sympathy with the call. him and to his illustrious chief, the Pres Lost at Ned, SAD Senator Chadbourn called up the resolu A. Masicot and T. A. Cage. The opposision press opposes me the eame never would have possessed otherwise. By ident of the United States. its unconstitutional proceedings it _ put London. January I fThe steanmr Kath iFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. tion constituting Senators from the Metro Notice was given by Mr. Ward, of Grant as it opposes you—because wo are Repub leen May was lost at sea with tweaty-six N o. i I (lamp Street. politan Police district a committee to inves- licans. I was to-day told that if I to-night At the conclusion of Mr. Brown’s address every ono of those bail men in the position of his intention at some future time the following resolutions were adopted of being cppiesscd and pleading lor free- persons. •ITA 1...... 77...... $ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 . Tigate the affairs of the Metropolitan Police uttered a certain sentiment a bullet would introduce a bill to abolish the Seventeenth find my heart. Whereas, The commanding officer of dom. * The (’artists and the German*. K. O. PALMER. President. Commissioners. It was read and, on mo Judicial District. The speaker here narrated some of the this military district. General Philip H. He argued that Virginia, North Carolina The Post's Berlin special says: A lively JAMhs i ACS.SON, Vice President,. tion, indefinitely postponed. Mr. Drury gave notice of a bill to defer scenes enacted in the House of Representa Sheridan, has recently telegraphed to the and Georgia, where self government was correspondence is in progress between the-. unobstructed, were udvaneiug iu prosperity, German and Spanish governments iu re IXreetorM The veto message of the Governor, giving the collection of the City Park tax for a tives on the fourth instant. He stated that President of the United States, and has also CONKRY, FRED. WING. one circumstance proved that a coup transmitted a detailed statement concern while in Louisiana and other States, where gard to the outrage by tho Carlistd on lbs . II. HELL A R W. H. THOMAS, his reasons for not signing the act to regu number of years. d'etat was intended. Judge Houston was ou self govern merit was obstructed, there was German vessel Gustav. AVID WALLACE, JAMES JACKSON. ing the disturbances and state of public no prosperity. He thought the lawlessness h. C. PALM hit. late the disbursements ol' moneys collected Mr. Demas gave notice of a bill repealin, band, with a Bible, or a volume that looked feeling in the city of New Orleans and It is rumored that the German roryettee by tax collectors under the law on jndg' like one, from his pocket, and administered State of Louisiana; and of power was becoming iar more dangerous Victoria and Louisa Lave been ordered to capital gives security to depositors. Deposit* the act creating the office of Assistan t At' than the lawlessness of a luob. The Con (tty ileiits and upward received, and SIa PER ments against the several parishes through' an oath, swearing in Mr. Wiltz as temporary Whereas, The Democratic press of this be in readiness to proceed tu chasfisn tho 'ISTFRKSr allowed. tornev Gen eral. chairman, after which 1000 other men were and other States have denounced said tele servatives of Louisiana did carry the late Uarlists, if necessary. ly JOHN S. WALTON. Cashier, out the State, cams up, together with the Mr. Mathews, of Tensas, gave notiee of a sworn in. When a Republican made a grams and statements as devoid of truth, election anil were defrauded out of it by Fighting In Valencia, lit CJU/.fc.V*’ sAVINUh BANK bill, as the special order of the day, and bill making it a crime to cut or destroy motion he was ruled out of order, and we and being misled by such newspapers the Returning Board. No man could be Madrid January 11.—Official intelligence- could not have a single voice—we were put various meetings of citizens have been held able to obscure the real question before the a strictly legnimate hank for savings. after considerable “filibustering,” the Sen' private levees. Senate by any flimsy side issues. He hoped has been received at tho Ministry of War of Poled upon the pian ot popular and euccessfn ate, by a vote of fourteen yeas to ten nays, down on every side. Parliamentary rules in the Beveral States condemning the action an engagement m the province of Vulenciit Mr. Wilson, of East Baton l’ouge, gave were of no avail, and what they chose to of General Sheridan in the premises; there his motion to instruct the Judiciary Com between the Carlist and national troops,iu tut ions -i! New York and London, and incor- refused to pass the bill over :he Governor' notije of a bill repealing the act incorpora' call a temporary organization became fore mittee would not result in a bill for a new which the former were defeated, with a loss ^ted April 21. 1872. under a special and favor veto. ting the New Orleans Sanitary and Excava' utterly ludicrous. Mr. Wiltz admitted that Besotted, That this meeting la fully election in Louisiana, with General Sheri of forty killed and many wounded. Forty charn-i grant,td by the Legislature of ths Tho Senate then went Into executive ses his proceedings were not in order or lawful, assured of the truthfulness and perfect dan as chief ruler and a Packard to conduct of the insurgents were taken prisoners, * of Leers' ana v th an authorised capital 01 ting Company. tho campaign. No measure would avail 6ion, and shortly after adjourned until to' but said it Was the only chance they had. reliability of the telegrams and statements (Spanish Orders R e-Established, 0 ,000. Notices were given by several gentlemen When I saw pistols and knives drawn in made by General Sheridan; that this which did not boldly vindicate the const! kterest six per cent per annum. day at twelve o'clock. of bills of only local importance, for which such a threatening manner, I knew that meeting most heartily indorses the same, tutional privileges of the land and preserve T!:-o Spanish orders of Charles III, Tsk. Bpoeiis of ten cents and upward received. to the State the right of self government. belia the Catholic and Mario Louise Las'® House of Kriire seulailves. we refer cur readers to the official journal law was to be ignored, and that forty-nine and that the representations of General Mr. Morton followed witii bis usual speech. been re-established. 1 deposits are payable on demand. Mr. Dewees, of Red River, according to Democrats were bent, on trying to beat fifty- Sheridan to the executive at Washington ierap D' aSCTOHS. Speaker. The Speaker took hold of the in behalf of an oppressed and long suff ering Judiciary Committee; A joint resolution pi SON ARMSTRONG THOMAS HASAM, Mr. Grant, of Morehouse, offered a jesO' judge and district attorney of said district tions against him in a few days. should expire in November, 1876, instead of names sigtu-d to that memorial and showed race, and for his expressed determination reciting that at the election held in Novem In the Reichstag, BURBANK J. L GUBERNATOB, iutiou providing lhat the assistant sergeants that many of them are members of tho that justice shall be meted out to all with an her, 1872, in Louisiana. William P. Kellogg t ly M. BENNER. November, 1874. An election has since been Rerun, January II.—In the Ketohsta® at-arms appointed last Tuesday be d:S' Chamber of Coiffmeree, and mentioned even hand, and that illegal and revolutions claimed to be elected Governor; that he and to-day the iandsturm bill passed the second rKVV Olil.KANs SAVINGS IN Sm tl. charged, and the sergeaat-at arms ha in* held in that district for these officers. others, but declined to give their names, as ary organizations shall be suppressed. other officers bolding under him have since TION, No. 156 Canal street. Trustee#—Dr. reading. The most important clause, which | Newton Mercer, L. F. Oeneres, George Jonas, strueted to appoint the necessary number Mr. Drury, of Assumption, stated that the several of them had applied to him for Besotted, That the thanks of this meeting exercised all the iiuictiooa of their sev gives the government power to eupply„thtt poms A. iamiM. Tliomas Allen Clarke, Charles for this session. Laid over. bill would be inoperative if passed, as tho clerkships, in case he should be elected be anti are horeby tendered to General eral -ifiices; that tha President of land wen v from th«» lansturm, was agreed David Urquhart, John G. Gaines, Can Speaker of the House. [Cheers.] Let us Sheridan lor his decisive measures in the the United States in a fpecial message to by Jr Ii to 101. The members of the Forte , Christian Schneider, Samuel Jamison, Mr. Jourdain. ot Orleans, offered a reso Supreme Court had decided that the Legis. learn to tell the whole truth, and then it present crisis. to Congress on January 23, 1873, invited late rest Allowed on Deposits. schritl and centre voted with tha join orityf, L. F. OKNKRHS, President, lution providing lhat a committee of five be lature was Dot capable cf deciding the will be clear that wo need not go out of Bcsoleed, That a copy of these resolutions attention to the Louisiana question, und to o a anas KiLSHAW. Treasurer. mh28 ly appointed by tho chair to investigate tho meaning of a law. That was the province New Orleans to find men who are ostracised be presented to General P. H. Sheridan. the fact that ths courts hud recognized tbe for opinion’s sake. We may rely on the that_ another copy bo forwarded to the validity of tbe Kellogg government, and HtSCKLLANKOUH affairs ol the Buard of Metropolitan Police of the courts. man in Washington—U. S. Grant. Imme President of tho United States, and one unless Congress ordered otherwise the ___MISCELLANEOUS. Commissioners. The bill was laid over. diately after the fourteenth of September copy to the Secretary of War, and that a President would continue to ffecogniza the T sk » Hung. Mr. Murrell had no objection to the reso' Mr. Murrell, of Madison, mured that the of September slaughter l called on the copy of tho same be handed to the Now Kellogg government* that nt Kellogifs San Franctsco, January I!.-.Vj(quw, OLYLAND. lution, but a committee was appointed lust President, and what he then said made me Orleans R epublican for publication. suggestion the President furnished United the bandit, Langs January "‘.’2. House proceed to the election of chief CU' understand that he meant business, and The meeting then adjourned. Mates troops, and as Congress Las not INQRAVKK AND PRINTER, year on this subject, and no report was ever rolling clerk. Adopted. now General Sheridan is in New Oilcans, taken any action, and therefore resolving Hotel Burned, No. ih Mt. ('buries street. made. lie moved an amendment that the prepared to perform good service. that the existing government in Louisiana tile Western Hotel at SaersTUMib* %e&l) all Invitations. Wedding and Visiting Cards, Mr. Murrell nominated J. B. Davis, ami Weekly Mortuary Report.—Dr. S. C. tly engraved and printed. Also, all kinds of committee he instructed to report within Mr. J. Sella Martin was the next speaker, as represented by W, P. Kellogg as Gov burned wiih !h ret-me it. It u leased th9l Mr. Dewees nominated W. B. Phillips. Russell, secretary of the Board of Health, ernor is tbe lawful government of the ottm# kta in thq ruins. eral engraving in the best style. Ball coramit- fifteen days. The amendment wa« ac- A viva voce vote was taken, and noquO' He said Mr. Lowell had given the facts and reports the following number of deaths in l are specially invited to rail and see his selec- State; that said government Is republican Union Woldlern W ha W ill Ten (ha TeutlW 1 of orders of dancing and German favors, as cepted. rum voting, the sergeant-at-arms was sent figures in regard to tho organization of the the city of New Orleans, for tho week end in form, and shat Kellogg should be is satisfied that the most tamidious will be ing Sunday, January 10, at 6 P. M.: sustained by the United States forces when Ltirus: Rock, January H.—A petition^® Need. Special attention will be given to the Mr. Sartuln. of Carroll, moved that the alter absent members. Legislature. Ho proposed to tell what One of atrophia, 2 of apoplexy. 2 of bron being signed by a numbered* t’plon soldiery graving of New Year’s card a______dei5 eod rales be suspended to immediately consider would have been the result had the organ, they are called upon to