Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-11
Latest News.

n sster rallaferro having been suspend
d OH charges preferred by speciai
agents. e.; {
leaves here to-hisht oh
,hort tour North prior to returning TO !;
New Orleans.
NEW York, August 3.-Charles u.
Haluine. alias Miles O'Reilly, editor OF
Inc Citizen, and late Register of tue
rity. died this morning OF an overuoSe
of chioroform To relieve neuralgia. :.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-Howard, oil
the freedmen's bureau. started South
this afternoon, to visit the prlhcipai ou-
reau stations and make preparation 70
wind up the concern by january.
Rosseau is in town. but Will leave III
n few days for New Orleans.
ST. Marie has at last received his ten
thousand dollars for betraying Snrratt,
and is off for Europe.
Revenue receipts to-day over one anu
half million. ,r, c
missioners of the Central Pacific raIl-
way report a section OF twenty miies,
ter minating 17S miles from the initiai
point at Sacramento, in good working
order.
Private dispatches here estimate Dem
ocratic majority in KENTUCKY from MY
to seventy thousand.
NEW ORLEANS, August 3.--A negro
named Willis Rollins. who had oeen
making Democratic speeches to negroes
of this city for the past week has arous-
ed the eumity of the Radicals, ooth
white and black, and several attempts
have been made on his life. On Satur-
day night crowd followed him Tor sew
eral squares, trying to drag him ron
| the street car In making his escape
he was arrested and charged with incit-
ing riot. but released OH bail yesterday.
l Another attack with slung-shot was
made OH him this morning. On appear
ing before the Recorder iC was found tue
original charge Of inciting riot was
dropped, and charge of carrying con
lceaied weapons substituted; but be was
discharged by the Recorder. On oeing
released, Rollins life was again threat
ened by excited negroes, but was es'
corted by his friends to the rooms OF 'ns
Constitution Club, on Canal street, IN
, the ueighborhood of which crowd gath
cred, aud the excitement Increased
, Gov. Warmoth appeared and maue
short but effective speech, telling the
negroes they should rather protect Rol
! Inns i'm the public expression of his opin
9 ioas than seek to deprive him OF tha
I right, and advising the crowd TO 9is
perse and go home, which they ana
= Warmoth's speech ls highiy spoken oi
I ATLANTA, July 29.-Joshua Hill ant
RI v. Miller were to day elected UHitet
y States Senators on joint ballot of th
e Senate and House. For the long term
o HILL ITO; Joe Brown, "a Nor the shor
;, term Miller 119; Blodgett 73; scattering
d 20. The announcement of the electlo
e of Hill and Miller gives general salts
;; faction aud was received with eheer'
Much confusion arose in the galleries
sr the announcement, and the lobbie
l; were ordered cleared.
III There isa grand demonstration u
at night by the Democratic party over tn
" election of Hill and Miller to the Senat
rF The city is splendidiy illuminated, an
C. there is au immense gathering in froa
le of the United Stltcs Hotel. The col
ne course was addressed bS several speai
lie ers. Miller comes out in speech II
d SeN mour and Blair, constitutional noe
e ty and the Union.
ia BALTIMoRE, July 29.-As Gen. Bnti'
III was passing through this city on NO
*, day. en- route for his home In Mass
he chusetts, two writs issued by the Sup
rior Court of Maryland were serve
nd on him. One oil suit for false impri
ed onment, sued oul by w. w. Wooley,
'Ht Cincinnati, who lays his damages
30 slOO. 600: and the other by Kimberly
lot Rros. of Baltimore. TO recover SlS,O
w. alleged to have been eXtorted from tue
when he was commanding at Fortrt
eS' Monroe.
re- WASHINGTON, July 30.-A member
er, Gov. WarmOth's staff has just arriv
Ion here from Louisiana. He says II
Oal President does not respond to the c
ter for troops which the Governor will una
re- i'm compliance with the resolution j
her passel by the Legislature, the State
ch; be practically in rebellion. He says
'ed. western part of the State is wholly
ef- der the control of the Ku KlnS kl
the who ride about openly by dayhg
OH Several of the former rebel cavalry t
and iments have been reorganized, and
OF ed Seymour Knights, and the intan
companies are called Blair Guards.
Wis WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The p
by Office report for the year ending >
the 80. 1868, shows deficiency of SS, 600,
7 by The draft given in payment for a
y OF ka. which calls for 81 200, 900 in golt
er to ON the Assistant Treasurer at New I
as payable at sight.
hole The Freedmen's Bureau in Maryl;
in except for educational purposes,
lere- been discontinued.
8 ex- John NJ. Binckley was installed to
"a