New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-30
isning Dispatches 10 theAsSOciated Press

EW ~ tit,tI In ST. Landry Pnrish-DemocratIe
rssIbgse a Report of It's Origin and PrOgress-One
o q eo7 White Man Ein.d-Number of Colored
sTin Lei dead Unknown.
lin, tsR .ANEw IBERIA, September 30--On the
a9e EMenty-eighth instant, at two O'Clock P
" Of II, riot occurred at Opelousas. Mr.. Dun
,ipg lra Hr, Postmaster at Grand Coteau arrived
per NITnA Nj night, and reports that the riot was
~ cry nsed by a personal difficulty between two
~ l1r Hiite men.
rE.EEoosaesss EEos The negroes threatened to burn the
-kWn when the whites armed themselves
its:, vind,s sent party of nine to search house
l. lear the town where arms and ammunition
arE PARIstere reported to be stored They were
FL ~ VIII q tlowed to search peaceably and when
in the abotey had finished, mounted their horses to
pp9lle surl, when they were fired upon by ne
koes ambushed near by.
" f on ~ W One white man was killed and four
Bundled. The whites returned the fire.
persing the negroes
s. u d II MA dispatch Just received here
1om Opelousas says the rioters were dis
sssSrf frsed yesterday evening. The number of
e4lse1 s,s e,blored dead is unknown
81 erouS Afterthe route the subordinate officers
sn5nd.1 the negroes claimed protection of the
ok iset IL Vlhites,, which was granted.
inl No tv The whites had one killed; number Of
I'll MetaiHt tOInaed unknown.
,eA feet The above is the most reliable informa-
az ko%purSi % iDn we can obtain.
MNueN n fnNI OOElN 4. w
~ EDWARD II. LOMBARD.
Nj A. DEVALCOURT,
ELI, WILLIAM ROBERTSON.
1--san- % bPolItIcni Row In PenRsgIvnnIa-store es
urLade Closed citizens Injured Catholic
IN of MI Church PIc.NIcs Prohibited
miuistrs WASHINGTON, September 30-A political
trow occurred at Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
sM w oE (which lasted several hours. People closed
d Angst their stores. Many persons were hurt.
rable tue a The Commissioners of RaOiStration in
/ Of fer Tennessee are under bail for fraudulent
20 Oourta y, registraton.
ft sferred The Catholic diocese of New York pro-
\ Ins s.Sss MI hbits church picncs spirtualism and
J, in Hs magnetism. IN b
Ten Cars Burned by an Explosion.
lpSs alpSS 3D. 6fa URBANA, Ohio, September 3O-Ten cars
sganade were burned by the explosion of car sup
Il Rf on es f. posed to contain ntro-gl house,
front on p quarter of q mile from the wreck, was
Iass ! sffnT Pat demolished by the concussion. f
River Intelligence.
ELL. VIcKsBURG, September O-Passed down,
s.----- Lexington, at six this A. NJ, and Lizzie
Sill-at noon. River rising.
. . WIN aFa Domestic Markets. .
e rssis ths New YoRK, September 30a Noon
. se Il Gold 141S. 5-20s of 62 ll2@. North Caro-
lonees Ninas 75 do. new 73. Virginlas ex-coupons
city o. and new 531. Tennessees ex-coupons 68lI;
M DO new 67l
7antaReA tlouE 4OlJ1OCsi iVWSf. wheat Zt0Oc.
ne q Third ower. Corn 1c, lower. Provisions u1-
odsd bI Ehanged. Cotton firm and quiet; middling
street, street.. 9auds 26c. Tnrpentine 431044c. Rosin
/, 'tIrf on tEs & arooping; common 81 so.
lmsricAa ro-as.. nro-ho..
q lines -SeeH n~"LHete
'featmss LIVERPOOL, September 80, Noon.-Cotton
say le'' u9yant; sales 10000 bales. Sugar quiet
nand steady. gTas 5,sss ,.s .l5r.t
ar LvERPooL, September 3O.-Cotton con-
seans nues buoyant. Flour 27s. Cd. Corn
...Iet. Pa 9d. eszs