New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05
WASHINGTON.
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ARIS tnuky Tax-KebelllOn In Kentucky
e oftsN rated states Aarshal's Posse Cap
IlaVrsn laVrs ,ured, Imprisoned and EObbed-A
latpaA september session OF Congress Inn
,sn ,robabIe = RosencranA' Document
1StSO ci,y II about the Rebel Generals at sulphur
OK. M spr,ngs-The Tobacco Tax to be Col
Il i5srs N lected as Heretofore.
1al |, p p W.sHINGroN, September 4.-United States
ofScs Hrshal MeTiwether telegraphs that his
his Outies are prevented from serving pro-
ixty ses In Larue, Nelson and Marion coun-
Kentucky. He states that his posse
aubcuks eantured, taken to q mill, robbed,
I, ini II papers destroyed, and they escaped
sr tvsN IN their lives only because they were
aid Ecal. not regular officers. They were
d d deY ken to the nearest depot and warned
as1nE TO return. Meriwether states that
e stiaN omas has no mounted troops, and as the
10.l VIA bcesses must be served within two weeks
,r ,a make them returnable at the October
rtai1i Ii he asks immediate instructions. The
prSgaM tier was referred to the Secretary of
argm 1s n who replies that both the Marshal and
O. 1eral Thomas must be governed by the
Morney Generals opinion TO the United
l. ties Marshal of Florida
leans. Gessrs Rollins and McCulloch have al
tnst daily conferences regarding Revenue
inns hpervisors without any apparent approach
writ NPit "a solution OF the trouble.
be Sr,bIessrs Schenck and Morgan will
entds meet to determine in regard 20 a
~ ,s.oH lptember session until the seven
Joss1&nth or eighteenth instant. Repre-
8, in htative Kellogg Of Alabama, opposes
Ss III session, because, even if the bill arming
5ffss. n militia, could pass over the veto, arms
kld not be distributed before the election.
7rr kapprehends that session would do more
.ea5s I'M than good The general impression is
tthere will be no session.
rtadI Bosecrans' document will be published in
n OF ~ York, in the morning; it will be tele
ninistA Aphed too late for the South, owing to the
working of the telegraph lines North.
v, olas been raining all day, causing inter-
Hngnhtions.
a6ls tNommissioner Rollins, replying to to-
he bo#co manufacturer, says the tobacco tax
70 Of be assessed and collected as heretofore
M. Htil stamps are furnished.
ferrs baron Charles Won Leiderer, Austrian
ne e., ster, was presented to the President to-
Y, cd HSeneral Rosecrans' letter TO General Lee
kmences: "Full of solicitude for the future
ira b bur country, l come with my heart in my
planad dnd To learn the condition, wishes and in
. 2 &hons of the people of the Southern
front @ tes especially to ascertain the sentiments
belonlthat body of brave, energetic and self
lea h1rihcing men, who, after sustaining the
lniederacy for four years, laid down their
ELL, Inns and swore allegiance to the United
aa.hates, whose trusted and beloved leader
ssel. have been"
THsThe letter is quite long. General Lees
Il q ElAswer is also long. The late hour at which
oneral Is received here forbids telegraphing it
q III full, and it would be PROCLAMATION to at
tionai npt condensation of General Lees noble
oasa1 ier. After General Lees Signature fol.
l." thirty leading Southern names.