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MEW ORLEANS KKPUBLIOAN, FRIDAY; MARCH 23, 1877

ish now before the House. Such remarks claims of General Nicbolls, and his oppo­ #jrteH«js gqm M tam . from him were frivolous. Wbat he desired nent asserting them at seme length. ffltuaa S leeting o f ike R epublicans of LAWS OF THE STATE OF IOUISIANA. Wednesday, March 21, 1877. was a report of some kind fiotn the com­ Iberia Parish. SPECIAL N0TI0I SENATE. Judge Whitaker held that the only ques­ o f t h e u n i t e d s t a t e s mittee, favorable or unfavorable, and not tion before the oourt was if Judge Miiten- N ew Iberia, March 18. 1877. Lieutenant Governor C. C. Antoine pre­ have all parties kept in suspense. berger bad jurisdiction and it the commit­ A mass meeting of the Repub'ioaus of PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. C om pear, No. 1*4 Canal stre et. ■ . j o u r n a l’ *0F NEW ORLEANS. siding. Mr. Stewart said in an&wsr that the re­ ment was regular. Iberia parish was held this day at Grant M arch 18, ISTT.-At a meeting of the Board i The opeuing day of the eeoond extra ses­ flection on him for some days’ absence ap- All other questions argued by relators’ Hall. rector* held on the fomtofiith inutent, X dlrl AUCTION SALES. sion waa made eventful by the appearauoe p ied with greater force to some ot the counsel were outside of the jurisdiction of The meeting was oalled to order by Mr. Second Extra Session of 1877. payable 51,22!£?» to the atockboUtors on And «___ ef Sana!orDimss, absent for many days on ablest members of the House, some of the oonrt. State oourts had nothing to do Charles Deouilir, who explained the object April 2, 1877. Ail transfers of atook for 1 other duties than those ot legislation. His whom were chairmen of important commit­ previous ti that date mnat be ex-rttvideod. Saturday, March ‘14. with the status quo. of the meeting. CONCURRKNT RESOLUTION m h 20tap l C. C. LEWIS, g.« HODGSON. at 12 o’clock, at the St. appearance and partioiDation in the pro­ tees—Rome of whom were in Washington Judge Miltenberger ss judge of the sec­ Hyacinths Olivier, fis. was elected Avc’ioa Excharge, vacant and lin ceedings was made a subject of congratula­ negotiating for important positions—some ond polioe oourt, bad full jurisdiction to president, and Messrs.____ Norre, P. A. Calling upon the President of tbe United C l fd rial nU '« in the parishes of Orleans, tion and an f xohange of personal remarks around the streets of New Orleau*. who States lor aid to suppress insurrection, dlle. Avortlles, R* plies. Catahoula, Con- oommit the relators for treason. The Veazey, Jadge T. J. Allison, Judge H. OFFICIAL NOTICES. .Caldwell Webat.r, Winn and Bienville. of sn agreeable nature. don’t attend at all—and he was at a loss to commitment was oorreot, and bail must be Daniel, Paul Martin, Eli Boutte and J B. domestic violence and unlawful eombina 5 AULT, a t 12 o’clock , a t th e M erchants The first bueiuess was the adopting of know why be had been singled ont, unless refused. Boutte were elected vice presidents. Mr. tions or conspiracies existing against the 'Auctionee: s’ Exchange, two lota with Home concurrent resolution published offi­ it was because he was opposing hasty legis­ An earlier day should, however, be fixed Ovide B. Doumenge was appointed secre­ lawful government of the State of Louis­ PROCLAMATION. Inga on Raoupart, b etw een Jvlla and Oi tod cially elsewhere. lation. He understood that Bienville aod for a hearing. Writ refused, and the pris­ tary. iana. ■ ------on Dryadea, between Jalia^aad The vote was nineteen in the affirmative, Grant were Democratic parishes. The Re­ Whereas, It ia piovided in section four, oners, James Miller, Andrew Barke, James Mr. Louis Frilot moved that a oommittee FIVE THOUSAND DOl.UAHS REWARD. M usic, a * with none opposing. turning Board ban said that in Grant there Maad.v, Billy Ryan, A. Luoy, Joseph Bark- of seven on resolutions be appointed, aod article four of the constitution of the United n street*. House bills defining and prescribing pun­ was no election. The committee were com­ l«T. Q- T. Wheeler, F. Noel and W. H. the president appointed on said oommittee States, that the United States shall guaran­ Monday. March 26- ishment for conspiracy; relative to the Su­ petent to deal with the question. He thought Matthews, remanded. Mestra. P. M. Scull, H B. Smith, Louis tee to every State a republican form of STATR Of LotriSXAKA, y MACON fc O’CONNOR, at 12 o’clock, at preme Court building' and the general ap­ t was not right or iust to fill up the Legis­ State vs. Charles Soott.—Two oases: As­ Fnlot, Alfred Veazey, Paul Olivier, Dr. E government, and shall protect eaoh of them, Executive Deportment, > , jo net! Chamber, City Hall, reveuaca of propriation bill aero passed without amend­ lature in this way when the members might sault and carrying conoealed weapons. Parent and Hon. Theo. Fontelieu. on application of the Legislature, or of the N ew Orleans. M arch 8, 1877. J nblle market*.______ment. take their seats any day. He also objeoted Plea of guilty. Sentences of two and five The oommittee reported the following executive when the Legislature oan not be A reward o f FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS will ho On motion of Senator Young, amended to being made more ridiculous than before days. preamble and resolutions, which on motion convened, against domestic vie Lnce; and paid by tbe State of Louisiana lor such inform** by Seuator Landry, the contested election by indorsiug an election es legal which had State vs. Frank Carpenter.—Manslaugh­ were adopted: Whereas, By sections 5297, 5299 and 5300 tion as will lead to the arrest and conviction of Deal Intelligence. oases of J. J. Monette vs. P. A. Duoros, been declared no election at all. ter. Killing Anderson Burrows November W hereas, H od. P. B. 8. Pinchbeck has of the Revised Statutes of the United the p< raoD or persons wbo on the aeventa day of from the third smttorial district, and Mr. Heath declined to accept Mr. Lewis’ 6,18'3, corner of Bouny and Peters streets, deserted ’ the Republican party, and is at States, it is provided that in case of an in­ March, 1877, sh ot and killed D. A. WKBBR. t a x Tuoinas C. Anderson vs. II. L. Gailand, snbsitnte, and that gentleman wi hdrew it. Algiers, while attempting to arrest him. present in Washington working for the re­ surrection in any State against the govern collector of West Feliciana, fiom tbe courthouse _,b About Tn* State House.— from the tenth senatorial district were Mr. J ones considered this the right oourae. ment thereof, or whenever domestic violenoe iay some members ot the ribbon Indicted November 20, 1873. Convioted of cognition of Nioholls* so oalled government; of Bayou Sira. U] t taken up. [Hr. Dinkgrave in the chair 1 manslaughter May 25, 1876. New trial and and unlawful combinations or conspiracies Given under my band and the aeal of the State euied desirous of bringing on a col- Senator Monette was seated by a vote of Mr. 8ouer’s suggestion to refer the matter granted December II, 1876. Nearly all Whereas, We, the Republicans of the in any State shall so obsiruot or hinder tbe the State House. In the mom 16 to 3, and Senator Andeison by a vote of to the committee to report on Saturday, State witnesses having disappeared a nolle parish of Iberia, wish to place ourselves in exeention of tbe laws thereof and of the hereto attache*, this eighth day of March, 18T7 ordered Sergeant Bergeron, wbo, in 17 to 2, subject te contest- waa adopted by 64 to 4. prosequi was entered. proper light before ihe American people; United S ates as to depiive any portion or 8 B PACKARD,’Governor. I clothes, was standing on the corner Both Senators were sworn iu. Mr. Jooes. ohaii man of the Committee on State vs. Bird Patterson. — Robbery. Hesolved, That we emphatically deny the class of the people of such S’ ate ot any of By the Qovertor rmis and Royal streeis, to move on. The defloienoy bill was ta