New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
Morning Dispatches to the Associated Press

NEW YoRK-The TTibune Vfndveate,
slmOntOn-The UGit states Huas.
buEged by Rebel sympathIzers Who
Tickle Reverdy johnson.
NEw YORK, November 1.-THE TriJant
formally disavows Buffers card, abusive OF
j. w. Simonton, general agent Associated
Press, published October %, saying:
" Mr.. SimOnton has been known to ns
for years as a citizen held in honorable
esteem, against whom such gross imputa-
tons as those of Butler are essentially
Incredible. Buffers attack was so war ION
and so causeless, and his spirit so nlerrl /,
mlIevolent, that his charges seemed t. us
Gu euated to injure no one but himself"
The Herdlds London special SAYS the
conviction prevails that the United States
Is being humbugged and Reverdy johnson
used by British sympathizers with the rebel
lion and Southern eXiles in England.
| FLOHTDA-gphappy Divisions In the
ftate OrgR rIzAtIons- Endeav0r to Kun
Two Governments-The Pistol Argr.
ment-ThanksxIving Proclamation.
| TALLAHASSEE, November Lieutenant
| Governor Gleason and Secretary Alden oe
cupy rooms at the City Hotel across the
street from the capitol Yesterday after
noon, at the hotel, the A7iaant General
of the State demanded a paDpr from Spcra-
tary Alden relating to his annoinlren+ os
| Adjutaut General. which Alden raf1sod
when pistol was presented to enforce fbe
demand
Chief Justice Randall, WHO WAS present.
with Others intertered, and su.cee led in
| arrestiDg the difficulty.
TODAY on cOmnlaint oT Eaaral,-r- Al
den, Adjutant General Corse was bound
over in $500 to keep the peace
The Gleason party claim that Governor
Heed caused the destruction of the aims to
| prevent them berg used to aid in his CON
viclion' while the others say Gleason's party
u',t !. 10 va aGu 10 reed enhagIassuents.
Al, loIt' uo'9 HoI ZIP" whether
tue hu-h,U lux h an or one OF the two sec
''oH7 VI 'n, 10y al league are The parties
s"i,,J ,,,o,l ~ tu5 - o1sn"se' G!ts
y 'pi.tIu"L utDos' i co!0reI man, is
90. SJ' iu1l M !'ee9 seeE'tiry Oh state.
y -, ".' 5,i ,lpp'IhSen p me- ~ .s hE1i pace by
,,l r,'.'.l Isg.u "nGn loi'uoE ms cabinet
.an,.1 '~ "ai oo'uIl'yo py t1e senate, Dnt al
'a' S'u ss1 as'ge on account oil mistake
WIN fla oz.s,,,,t u Po'li' H.
Covsrnor Reed e'I,i Jro. 0t fs,','.l! vi 7'a'o
Goveraor Rcd III b,s ~. iygSoI ~ U1vpt,.5sI ,5,
ton rpeomnendi,g Tnnrs5,-- q tlt, Vg..,-''t 1r.1i
ylh instant as IaT nf ' t,' tSrl,si, yf fme,i @
PRAYER He today IsJ ~ inn9,ab ,Ir5 'lp'
mont case to IN" snnra,, Canr4 t,v,'Uu, t,n
O o,in-on, -'' 0' - 'I1' 0''l' ioI @H
,,ry,.
Il .i'i'A. h IA ANs.An-D D''turha- Ces in Upton
T",,ss,-, Sg"",S-lF"o2' G, nent'o PFeseTv. Peace.
,-.,',.,.,.,I,' VI N,,.',5, November I'-General
oL"nRSa n,o, s, mas auslces OF threatening char
aGJ cbii3rol Ih' l a N'n5is Is iahy Whi'e women
@ro Con- cron'or I ,', iV,' e 'oh county. Gen
train TO preserye ordor orc tbon,s,5 ~
armed negroes are reported in The yicinity
Of Mason's Depot, Upton county.
,o,-,Yv c.vorry,
i1ecrlon-Attsnd.nt EI"I,emrrt G M II''ip a,s =,
clos vote. -' - = '''eH' ana
CARrsToy Novcmbor 0-Tba r,rri
cinel election took nieca to.lag and i'T,li, ,,'s
attended with intansa aTcits,,o,;t 'U" "''
ChanreIIor Tasas1n we tba ,1n7f7,4, p
the citizens marty for W,y5r and iS;rI Ei,,rt Ut
Pnlsbury Of ill., Rsnn1lican ~ Tbs H,',DIi y5is
has been very close and will not be counted
till tomorrow.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass. November II ia N
Barometer 3O.5O. Wind north and blowing
a gale.
Arrived: Steamships T3nn,bannocI, \.
blache, from Havana, to Creevy Nickar.on
& Co: Fani5an Cbeeseman from NJ
York. to Harris r. RidweiI. and 0riantoI
Snow. from Boston IN Crsavv NinLorson
&Co. w ~ - -''' ''' ''"
Sailed: Steamships Star of the Tr,iop and
yicksbnro, ','', " ~ '-''4 ''""