New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-06


The case is one requiring much argument
before decision.
PARAGRAPHs.--Judge Durell, OF the
United States Court, is expected to arrive
here tomorrow. If he does he will open
his court on Monday or Tuesday next,
probably.
1t is now thought that young Jules J.
Roux, who accidentally shot himself We'd
nesday night, will recover.
Charles Rollins, colored, reported to the
officer in charge Of the Fifth Precinct, last
evening, that while waiting for the ferry
boat, on the other side OF the river, he
was stopped by Eve unknown white men.
who pointed revolver in his face, and
searched him, end twenty-siy companions
who were with him, for arms.
The one million dollar loan bonds have
further declined, dropping from 78 TO 80
cents on the dollar.
The Eve companies of the Thirty fourth
United States infantry, ordered from Missis-
sippi during the late political excitement,
have returned to General Gillem's COM
mand.
About five o'clock last evening the driver
of cart was thrown from it, run
over and seriously injured, at the corner of
Rampant and Delord streets. He was
taken to his residence.
A young man, Eugene Jeannea, about
FIVE feet six, dark complexion, small NOUS
tache, escaped yesterday from the Circus
Street Hospital. He is supposed TO be in
| sane.
Lieutenant D. @. Rousseau, of the Fifth
United States Ii ntry, has reported and
been assigned to d, ty as aid-de-camp on
the staff of the General commanding this
| district.
An attempt was made by some unknown
burglar to enter the dry goods store OF Mr..
Carter, on St. Andrew street. He was,
however, frightened away, probably by the
approach of apoliceman.
r. P. Dawson, residing near the corner
OF Tonti and Common streets, attempted to
commit suicide Wednesday night by taking
opium. DR.. Hall was called in aud sue
ceeded in destroying the effects of the poi
son. Poverty is supposed to have been the
prime cause for this rash act on the part of
the young man.
Adam Thompson, proprietor Of the ex-
tensive sugar refinery in this city, has re-
turned from his Northern tour, and con-
templates making extensive additions to
his establishment.
Major Perry Fuller, Collector Of the
Customs at this port, left on the Jackson
cars last evening for Washington.
Some of the parties accused Of the muir
der of Sheriff Pope and Judge Chase at
Franklin, St. Mary parish, have been ar
rested and brought to the city, and are
now before United States Commissioner
Warren.
A report was made last night that two
notorious thieves, named John Holly and
Jehn Toby, became engaged in a difficulty
at the corner of Dauphine and ST. Peter
streets, at quarter to eight O'Clock p. NJ.
During this Holly was stabbed in the hand
and Toby was shot in the head. Neither
wound was dangerous. Both were ar
rested.
On Wednesday night, about half-past
niue o'clock, fire was discovered in build
ing on the plantation of Louis Cure, in St.
Bernard parish, about three miles from the
Courthouse. 1t was evidently the work of
an incendiary, as the house-a cabin-in-
habited by negro family, had been
abandoned for a dayor two, and no fire
had been made on the premises.
Cora Lee and Maggie Donovan were ar
rested yesterday afternoon on Bienyille
street drunk and disturbing the peace.
The house, No. 342 Magazine street,
during the absence OF the family four or five
nights, was entered by means of rope
thrown from the adjoining house and gas
fixtures and clothing stolen.
The wife of Anthony Nary died suddenly
this morning about FIVE o'clock at No. SO
Delord street, no one being present at the
time.
Will the Street Commissioner, the Com
mittee Of Streets and Landings, or who
ever else it may concern, please take notice
that some one, either with or without au-
thority, is digging up and carrying away
the dirt on the sides of the she'll road, lower
side of Canal street, at the rate Of load
on each side for every ten feet IN length.
Wonder whose lots are being filed?
The Crescent makes the am mde honorable
to the " Radical Campbell by stating that
it was mistaken in asserting that he voted
the Democratic ticket, 1t says that upon
investigation it finds that he did vote for
Grant and Colfax, with ticket inelosed
with his own name.
Query-Who are the two responsible
gentlemen who were willing to swear that
+" Senator Campbell did vote the Demo-
cratic ticket y
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