The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-20
TIE DUELLO IN NEW ORLEANS.
Cuba W.. spain

The New Orleans Times, Of the 11th inst,
says:
A few weeks since procession of Cuban
patriots, in this city. bore q banner inscribed
''Death to Spain-Death to Spanlards," and
such cries were raised in the streets as the
Cuban sycopathlzers passed The demonstra-
ton led to some angry recriminations and
lengthy publications. in the journals, and to
the issue of the following card:
''1o the Cuban Refugees and to those ,oho
synpothize scuh ttem-Ihe undersigned, o
European spaniard by birth, and who was
brought up in New Orleans, Is desir ous of re-
spending on the field OF honor, and In any way
they may indicate, to those who, in their
ehoutea Death &c Span = Death TO tue Span
i!rdsl And whoever might desire to take up
tie matter IS requested TO address himself,
eNher personally or through his friends. back
erhor seconds, to the undersigned from SIX 10
eight O'Clock 10 the morning, at the corner OF
CoIRress and Noreau streets, or in the after
nom from two O'Clock till dark, ct the Office Of
thI cemetery on Louisa street, Third District,
toobtain whatever ga isiaction he or they
night desire, under the penalty, should they
faAso 10 do, Of being looked upon as impost-
eracowards and contemplate boosters.
NV Orleans, May 4. 1862"
Ppe Lulla or Joseph LULA, whose name lis
ssaGeE eEg6, who has been residing In this city for
fb last twenty-five years, and is we'll known
Iii through the Third. For the last ten years
ae has enjoyed the reputation OF . quiet and
Cemetery. His previous history was, however,
of not 60 quiet character. response to
.lullas placard whlch was posted about the
rBeets, and even upon the door Of one OF the
ce-presidents Of the Cuban meeting, was re-
wed on Thursday. Upon that day the name
oCarlos de Mayer, who had resided and had,
PSlaps, been born in Cuba. was presented 10
Ina and verbal acceptance Of the chai-
o. rY~ no ,tx,ke
the tsSN that the demand was not in
wr1tinRs I'd named Alfred Wlitz as tho
Eentemal yho would serve as his second.
Inc parrMeslepai;ed to the County OF Carroll
ton on Sun'& morning last, and the preimi-
Mares oeine traDged, the seconds intimated
that the prMa9als would be responsible to
them u eiSAeiGred before the command.
tue words senona, then %nr
tnan minute afer neither party ma Q any
movement bu'stoos with arms raised, watch
ing what the cher would do. At the expra-
atsnans Sn IN .na' the Cuban VINO had beer
code, made q sto forward. as he did so pepe
Liulla's pistol W. discharged. Mayer halted
made an attempio raiee his pietol and rolling
his eyes hke ON who had received a mortal
| wound tell heavily backward. The surgeons
! Drs. Rabot aad Hav who had been made to re
main at some distace Fl, were now summon
ca, The ball. upoi exAminaticn, proved u
have penetratet the breast upon the rig
Z Dsuee enU y" HeVv CCn0 out 6t tuo UacAs On'
OF the seconds Of LULA, MIR. Wilrz, now ad
vanced to the ade oil the wounded man AMI
profered his assistance and fiask Of brandy
Mayer Of first defined the latter---said that 1
was nothing, tht he was an old soldier, bu
was ultimately Ebatsuaded to swallow . drAnG',
upon the advcl OF his surgeon. The srrgeo
OF Pepe LIulla having been placed at the dn
\, pceiti0n Of Maysr, tine former, with his SCI
1 0nds. returned to the CITY,.
\ " Shortly aftst his arrival o second challeng
n yeas f0ndortd him and accepted, and the sec
\ ond duel doubtless took place yesterday.