New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-20
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i Ollk AAJo V0(A
Consisting mostlyo of Kirk and his officers, Il
try the citizens now under arrest.
Additional e has been received thai
Hon. s. p. Hill, Hon. John Kerr, sheriff
o Griffith and several other prominent con
sentative citizens Of Caswell county, were
arrested at ~Yanceyville yesterday by Kirk
The Congressional candidates in that dis
trict were speaking in the courthouse whel
Kirk surrounded it with his soldiers anG
made the arrests. There has been no intel
ligence of the slightest resistance to law in
that or in any other part Of the State.
ATLANTA, July 19.-The majority OF the
committee on the investigation charges
against Governor Bullock conclude as foi
lows: Having gone thoroughly through
the investigation of all the direct ana mol
rect charges against the Governor, your
committee feel that it is due to his Excel
lency for us to state that nothing has been
disclosed or established which tends, in any
manne to impugn his motives or his per
sonal and official integrity. We invite atten
tion to the evidence to sustain US In TINS
opinion"
The minority say: at is just to say that
in the instances of transcendlng the law,
hereinbefore discussed. the evidence 1aiis 70
show that the Governor has been p~ecuniarily
benefited"
Jypon the charges against the Treasurer,
the majority of the committee on the
charges of having accepted a bride after re
viewing the evidence say: "fOur committee
feel that it would be improper for us to ex
press an opinion upon this charge, in view
of the strong possibility that one Or more OF
us may be called upon to act upon 1t In a
judicial capacity
The minority do not express an opinion
but repeat the opinion given by Chief jus
tice Brown, that the question OF quit de-
---Iz .c.n Tho pnpfsua ryndAr winch fhe
money was received by the Treasurer.
The majority conclude their report by
saving il is due the Treasurer to state that
so far as they have been able to discover,
all public moneys which have gone into the
hands of the Treasurer, have been ac-
counted for. ai
The minority say: "We are unable to OK
plain why the Treasurer's books nc not
show exactly what had become Of the
balance of $437 GA 80 which appeared to
have been on hand June Is, 1870"
Se,.ate-A motion to hold two sessions q
day was lost.
A resolution was offered to appoint a com
mittee to report a relief bill was indefinitely
postponed; yeas Is, nays l6.
The report of the committee on the charges
against the Governor and Treasurer was
tabled.
Hos6se-Bills were read the first time.
NCAt Iluuy W06 . 6R0AV AOA
the death Of r. w. FlOurn0y.
The House concurred in Senate resolution
Of coincidence to the family of Senator Adj
kins, killed May 10, 1869. House then ad-
journed.
Favrem's letter to the Republican mem
beers, opposing the p~rolongation scheme, is
exciting considerable comment.
GREEN BRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
West Virginia, July l9.-The influx Of visit
ors to the Virginia springs has commenced.
The daily arrivals average fifty. There are
now sos visitors here, among the number
are Hon. j. B. Beck and family, OF Ken
lucky; Hon. George w. Woodward, Of
Pennsylvania; Generals Wickham and
Pickett, Of Virginia; C. T. Huntington,
President of the Pacific Railroad; Bernard
Buckner, Of Louisiana; ex-senator Mason,
of Virginia; ex-senator Chestnut, Of South
Carolina; Hon. r. T. Merrick, Of Washing
ton, and Ex-Governor Moore, OF Louisiana.
General Robert E. Lee will not visit Sara
toga this season. He and his daughter will
spend a portion of the season here.
The first grand masquerade and fancy
dress ball is announced for wednesday
next. The twenty-seventh instant.
The weather is quite pleasant. Their
mometer 72o at sunset.
RICHMOND, June 19.-Captain NJ. 7. Hay
ward, proprietor of the hotel at Chester, a
summer retreat on the Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad, this afternoon shot and
mortaIly wounded his ~son-inlaw, -. L.
Lindsay, for the seduction Of his Hay
ward's) daughter. Hayward is also the
and well known and much respected. he
called Lindsay into a room OF the hotel and
taxed him with his crime. Lindsay, 1t is
said, confessed, and prOfessed himself will,
ingly to receive such punishment as he
merited, and Hayward then commenced
firing on him, w%Ounding him IN the b
men and thigh.
LOUISVILLE, July IA mass meeting of
the Germans was held in this city last even
ing. Resolutions were adopted to the effect
that 40, 900 Germans of Louisville, express
their admiration of Count Bismarck, for
the course he has pursued in opposing
French usurpation. A committee to re-
ceive donations in aid of Prussia, was ap-
pointed and $3.50 was collected in the hall.
The meeting was largely attended and the
greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July ia large n
enthusiastic meeting OF Germans was held
money, sympathy and aid OF united Ger
many against %tyrannical France.
CNCINNATI, July l9.-The New Orleans
firemen have been unable to make arrange
ments for a trial of speed with the Cincinnati
Steam Fire Department. The leave for the
South by a special train at 8 A. M. tO-mOr-
row, stopping, perhaps, at the Mammoth
Cave.
There has been several additional cases Of
sunstroke to-day. d..
ATLANTA. July l9.-Mrs. Thomas c. How
ard died suddenly of heart disease last
night. Her funeral was largely attended.
LOUISVILLE, July 19.-Genera Humphrey
Marshall has announced himself as a candi-
date for Congr ess in this district. In q
public speech he declared that he opposed
Reputation, that the government owes it to
its plighted faith to pay every dollar OF Its
debt.
William Bourne, a prisoner at the Work
house, fell dead while at work on q rock
pile to-day, at noon. The c~orOner's jury
returned a verdict of death from sunstrOke.
PITTsBURG, July l9.-ThOmas ReardOn
and an unknown man died from sun-StrOke
to-day.
The Republican convention of the
Twenty-frst District Of Pennsylvania, nOmi-
mated A. w. Taylor, Of Indiana, Pennsyl-
vania, for Congress to-day.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July l9, Z p. NJ
Barometer 1880. Wind southeast, light.
Arrived: Bark Cephas S~tarrett, Babbidge,
master, twenty-eight days from ROckland,
Maine. to master; bark Fresh Breeze, Nc
DOugal, master, hfty-fye days from Liver
pool, with a full cargo to Ocean, Zerega &
Co; ship Virginia, Baker, master, fifty-two
days from Newport, Wales, with railroad
iron to master; schooner F. V. Turner,
Graves, master, six days from Ruatan, with
fruit to X. T~ramOntana. No departures.
Pass A-L'OUTRE, July 10, 8 P. M.-Wind
east, southeast and light.
Arrived Steamer Lord Lowell, Agnew,
master, at 5 p. M, from Havana with cargo
of sugar to E.. j. Forstall e. Sons.
Outside, waiting orders: ship St. James,