New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-11

OnuA Ahuckley WOrsted In n Personal Strug-
tha he-Trana.Atlantic Mail BOnds-DIs-
batch from Mr.. Newsham-Letter from
Henry Ward Beecher.
q AWAsHINeToN, December 10. - Internal
Myenue Solicitor Buckley and District At
'ar Nuev Courtney had personal collision,
aNpwing out of the proceeding against Rol-
o-As. Buckley was worsted, but neither of
~ - lem was much hurt.
AM POSTMASTER General Randall is in New
alTork, considering the propriety of indors-
ell So 900, 900 bonds authorized by Congress
air the transatlantic mail. The company
anfplying for the Endorsement, have had the
printed, but appear TO have no yes
IL. Randall asks the Attorney General
neither the Endorsement is mandatory by
.r-otherwise he won't indorse.
Hive hundred thousand bounty and back
IN claims have been adjusted during the
kst two years, involving nearly S37, 600, 900.
) 5sThe following is published here:
III New ORLEANS, September 9, 1865.
1, q Tullock, Secretary National Union Committee;
eli iANy home in st. Francisville was robbed
lsGs armed Democrats on the twenty-ninth
h ID August They say they, wanted to wash
M7Asir hands in my blood and would have my
tbet ist They leveied their guns at my wife
ldedd threw burning torches upon my gallery.
setsI 7as not in the house at the time.
i9H;sI (signed) j. P. NEWSHAM, NJ. C.
IS "a committee from the Tennessee Legisla-
AIisskre is here, preparing an address to the
otsrN Resident, which will be delivered tonight.
n$ey say the militia bill is sure to pass, but
FTyA be dead letter if the President sends
lss4ops enough to Tennessee.
ar%nternal revenue receipts to-day S26S,000.
II average receipts this week are alarm
iesiskly small.
On liter Monday next, 30's must be sent to
ny ~ United States Treasurer at Washington
befA redemption.
seVs bonded warehouse has been opened in
, ~ y ton, to which tobacco can be shipped for
PA ort.
nin% %evenue Solicitor Buckley returned this
seSsN Nning, but did not report to Mr. Rollins.
Nh Is engaged on an official report OF his
sevtA Aceedings in New York.
!. al Special Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat
: Ps letter from Henry Ward Beeeher.
'st5 EAsHINGToN, D. G., September 7.-The
ThirS SUnicle will publish tomorrow the follow
ash letter from Henry Ward Beecher to the
Aaters' Grant and Colfax club of this city:
I, A PEEKsKILL, N. Y, September 4, 1868.
dth W. Scrine7' Dear Sri received
! ~ asH notice of my election as an honorary
lrend dnber of the Printers Grant and Colfax
Assn of Washington City. l accept the
a@e1 or with pleasure and shall cooperate
HA yOu III NNCtJ Jiob ihCtl7uAC IbA tLAC ' IL
Of those fundamental principles of
ans bal and good government of which Grant
- Colfax are the eXpositors.
tav# #eyolutions do not go backward, and I
PIsV re every confidence tnat the conscience
q III Intelligence which led this great nation
orabH Hiesist slavery and to defeat II, will now
I ans ns lse to put the government into the very
3 u als which either were raised against or
stOn rh refused to help in its defense. The
A adhesion of impatient Southern men of
fTir worst type to the Democratic doctrine.
sn llti I'D since the party went into alliance
\ d h slavery, cannot but be as disastrous
Es the South as was the league with the
5 en ae party before theswar.
\ " \. Ihs party seems fated to lead the Sou til
odesperate straits, and then to be ute l.
ibga Unable to help those whom it has delu-
,nss ns I. 1t will do SO again. Utterly lost to
I've moderation, the convention in New York
4 q laid down platform which will bring
ose aeB. h war to the South again, unless 1t is
urn rented by the victory OF the Republican
stree ty.
ts1s sis5A am, very truly yours,
iS MI H. w. BEECHER.
Aina AsHINGroN, September l0.-The Prtsi-
eaEaN a,aN is engaged tonight on matters which
WI prevent an interview with the Ten.
nee delegation.