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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04
TO the Democracy Of Louisiana
DEMocRATIo STATE CENTRAL
COMaaTTRR, NEW ORLEANS, La,
TeI1rNnrg. ID. l870.

February, 16, 1870.
In view OF the feet that the distant
Parishes Of the State cannot be repre-
scented III State Convention Of the
Democratic Party ct 50 early q date as
the 4th Of March next; therefore,
Resolged, That the order Of the Dem
oeratic State Central Committee calling
4 Convention for the 18th of March prox
be revoked; and the time for the meet.
inr Of the said Convention bepostponed
until the second Monday of September
next.
Re Il fs,rtser Resotved and Ordered.
That iii the next Democratic StateCon.
vention, each Representative Districtof
the Parish Of Orleans, andeach Country
Parish shall be entitled to the same
number. Of delegates as the said District
and Parishes aforesaid are now entitled
to seats IN the Lower House OF the State
Legislature.
Democratic Journals throughout Lou
isiana ore respectfully requested to pub
hsh this appended can Tor a State Con
vention; and it is also earnestly urged
upon the Democracy Of every parish and
ward of the State, at once to reorganise
and keep the party in effective condi-
ton. n. H. HATCH, President
THOMAS STEEL, Secretary
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General Summary.

don and YSenna avow5lly upon /
the advice Of his physician, but
probably In consequence Of the
Plebiscite consolidation Of the
Bonaparte business.
The editor Of The Iuka Mirror
has been fined fifty dollars, By the
Post Office Department, for send
ing specimen copies of the Mirror
to postmasters and others who
were not regular subscribers,
The lorettes ofP Paris have adopt
ed modest simplicity of attire IN
order to distinguish themselves
from the parvenues of the empire.
We NAV, therefore, expect soon to
notice q decided Improvement IA
the fashions Of good society IN
America.
North Carolina has another
pair Of 'sSiamese twins. These are
eolored BOYS, Joined together after
the manner Of Eng and Chang.
They were born It'd Columbus conn
ty. are In good health, and are
intelligent. They are about IL
years old.
It is said that Juarez, President
Of Mexico, has made a secret
treaty between the United States
and himself for the sale of Sonora,
Durango, Chihuahua and Sinaloa
to the former, and that the treaty
was conducted while Seward was
In the city Of Mexico last winter.
The King Of BELGIUM has COM
muted the capital sentence pro
nounced against Dassous-le-Mo
tier, the Belgian Traupnann, into
hard labor for life. This criminal
! had murdered three brothers and
buried them in his courtyard be-
sides poisoning his own wife.
| From present appearances 1T is
! almost certain that Congress vii.
grant aid not only to the Texas
| Pacific Railroad, but also to the
/ Mississippi Levee Company. BotE
works are national in their scope
and objects, and viii greatly adj.
vance the material interest Of The
/ entire country.
/ tit is'declared that the case Of tn
English criminal, sentenced to b,
hanged, and who could not be exc
cuted owing to a malformation Q
the neck, has done more to for
ward the cause of abolition Q
capital punishment in Britain thai
tie efforts Of the philanthropist
for a hundred years.
Speaking Of the Chattanooga
New Orleans and Texas railroad
the Meschacebe says: There is
/; narty of laborers at work on Y. 1
Marmillion's plantation, St. job
the Baptist parish, and anothe
on Deyenports plantation, s
$ Charles. The road viii be con
' pleted on the 18th Of December.
The Iberville South Of The 21l
e instant says it learns from an off
I Ger Of the Chattanooga railroa
that he cleaning out of the roat
way from the Shift plantatio
: back Of Bayou Goula, to tie Par
e Oh Bayou Plaquemine, has be-
e commenced, and it has been d
y fnitoly settled that the road W
4 be constructed on that line.
i New England rules She Unit,
u States and Boston rules New En-
land. Here II Wendell PHILLIP
. description Of Boston: Boston
r. a city ia which every tenth persf
" III d criminal and every seventh
r pauper. Three-quarters Of o
!, farms are mortgaged iordrink ,tv
II thirds 81 the pulpits are filled Wi
y drunkards, and the bench of il
Of tice is nearly vaeant because or
10 qFR - AN .~ss 4s
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made TetanNe 70 tlas 444e4 ~
prirate letters. sc can only say
that 80 pert of Llouisiana Offers
greater inducements to the indus
trious oultivator Of the soil than
Caleasisu parish, and those in|
search Of cheap and good lands
should avail themselves Of the
present opportunity Of making
purchases. Thousands Of unoceu-
pied lands can Be had to the ac-
tual settler, on easy terms, either
for rent Oh purchase. These lands
wiIlraisecotton, corn, rice, tobacco,
potatoes etc, and yield as much to
TIE acre IS the generality Of lands
il this State.
Calcasieu parish IS much the
gest ii Louisiana, containing
shove Ave thousand square miles,
and therefore larger than the two
/ States Of Rhode island and Della
ware, and nearly as large as Con-
necicnt. The Sabine liver divides
/ it from Texas on the West, the
I lIermentau river separates If from
=
I the parishes Of ST. Landry and
| Vermilion on the East, and the
| Calcasieu river flows nearly mid-
wa7 between the Sabine and Mer-
mantau, All three emptying into
! the Gulf Of Mexico, Numerous
/ large creeks and bayous branch
OF from the right and left Of each
ofthese three broad rivers, and
water every section Of the parish
Lake Charles, the parish site, is
| vet in her infancy, but is looking
/ forward soon to become a town q
mo small proportions. It is situa-
\ ted on a beautiful lake, and com.
mands nearly the whole trade o
tie parish, this being the mar
shipping point for our farmers
The society In this parish vii
compare with the best in any par
81 the United States, and th,
? chances for education, at present
i are most excellent We have tw,
good schools in town, conducte,
2 by worthy and competent teachers
} besides several others in diferen
8 parts Of the parish. No place hold
t q better social position IN th
I whole country than the town {
Q Lake Charles, and as to moral
9 and good behavior it surpasse
+ most places Of its size il this {
any other State Of the Onion.
No person disposed TO earn h.
I bread by the sweat Of his bro
l can fail to succeed in all he unde
Z takes. The soil and climate Al
1 unsurpassed ID fertility and sal
Y brity. Should our planters su
4 coed IL making a good crop th
" year we can safely say that the
viii BE a heavy business done be
II next fall. Persons wishing to bl
q town property would do well
i make their purchases while L
II are cheap, for if they wait thr
y months longer the same proper
n VIII sell fox at least one-third me
w than it il now offered This Is I
~ place Tor the capitalist and lab'
III III, and as the tide Of emigrati
N y turning southwark, we wor
say to those who are il search
III good and cheap lands ~ VI
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MOTTCE

rs HEREBY given to the qualified
voters Of the town Of Lake Charles,
in conformity with an act Of the Legis-
lature of the State of Louisiana, dated
March 16, a. d. 1867, incorporating said
to9a Of Lake Charles, and providing
for tbs election Of its officers, that an cleo
ton wiz BE held at the courthouse on
Monday tSe 9Th day Of June, 1870, for
members Of the town council consists
ina 0f Mayor and five Aide The
poll VIII be opened at ton o'c b. n.
and closed 1t threep M
n3-3w II M. BRYAN, Mayor.
Lake Charles. La May "a 1870
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Atrocfouls Mmrder.

We take the following from the
New Orleans Picayune Of the 28th
ultimo
New iberia, La, May %.
An atrocions murder was COM
mitted on Sunday in Yermllion
parish. Two peaceable citizens
we're shot down By a party Of AGA
dian stock thieves lone being IN
stantIy killed and the other severe
" wounded. The name Of the citi-
zen killed is Captain John Saun-
dera, Of Franklin, a steamboat
pilot, who leaves a wife and family
! The wounded man is named Bena.
iah Williams, d storekeeper. The
citizens Of ST. Landry are excitec
on the subject, and the Sheriff anC
a posse have gone in search Of th'
unrderers. G. N.
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LAKE CHARLES
Male and Female Academy.
al. TEL. Moss md p.;.,L;...,.
Mrs. III. II Moss, 80 l3als.

al. TEL. Moss and p.;.,L.,
MRs. M u. Moss, 4sAsS'
THHIS Academy is now open for the
III reception of pupils.
The instruction is thorough and the
discipline strict.
Particular attention paid to morals.
Tuition in the English branches $2 90
in specie, payable monthly
No deduction except in cases of pro-
tracted sickness.
REFERENCES:
J. w. BRYAN, w. II K1RK1AN,
DAVID ]. REID, Louis s, LEyEQUE,
GECRGE w WE1Is.
Lake Charles, La, Jan. 25, 1870. ~
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE REsT1NAJrOy or LORD GEORGa
OTTO TREvELYAN.

British Csvernmrnt Complications Aristna
from she Education BiIi "A Protest
Against vsccinstion-The GREAT westopu
HALLWAY Disaster.
EosDoS. jane est Is said that George Otto
Trevelyan, one OF the junior Lords OF the Admh
rally, will resign IN consequence OF variance with
the Government on tho Educational bill now before
Parliament
A meeting OF the Anti Vaccination League was held
here yesterday. Prof Newman. editor Of the Zooio
oisf, presided. Many speakers denounced vaccine
tion inthe strongest terms and urged Parliament
to repeal the iaws on the subject.
The evidence taken at the Coroner's inquest oa
the Great Western Railway disaster, goes substan-
TALLY TO prove That the casulty caused by the
sudden breaking OF on axle through flaw which
could not have been detected BY ordinary meanA
The hnancial editor OF the Londcn TINES says the
English holders Of Erie Railway shnres may expect
copious information concerning the conditions OF
that Company and OF tho made In the prose-
cution OF their claims from MIR. Sweeny, who has
Just arrived In this country,
Reports 10 the agricultural journals from the
counties represent that the potato crop
has not suffered from the draught, and promises an
sbundaut yield.
A ladies' croquet tournament for oil England h
held this week Wimbledon Common. d
lively and picturesque AFFAIR.
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JOTTISGS ABOUT TO VN.


The Health Dosrds estimate for expenses ror ex,
ira street cleaning II nKei at tlI0o0l
G. +. Seitz, the detluting Water street tobacco
mist was arrested In Gls'gov yesterday.
The Washington Market butcHers have reduced
the price OF meats from 10 81 conts per pound.
Mr.. A. J. Bleecker offered the Jackson street fcrry
hy auction YESTERDAY. but nobody won haven't.
On Monday morning Miss VIRGINIA Potter OF n
Thompson street, died sudicu nftcr eating iobs .er
Last weeks broaks in tho eya,ed kailway hav.
ing been repaired cars were a. u running yesterday.
Yesterday Mrs. Vrseland oGerel t'c rlc, NJ In
Tombs. S 0' "'' ''''H' ''''A o''" MI " o'''' "'
Stupid old CAPT. John VIZ ,rs,r had ii- men
yesterday d" '"e~
The National Executive ",nri,'co of the Union
eagne Of America met ycf'rdiy afternoon In the 81.
Samuel Middleton fell down the I'd cf smp
@ oeS N iea, lyinS At rlc 49, East 'er, At evening.
Devotional singing meetings have been resumed
T,ca s %S SS s2ET|S S,snSGs GGSEeh William al ra
The Bar Association last evening Mr. VIM. M
late Francis b Cutting on Thur'dsG. Wv
The cny Hall Park Rotund. vas opened yester-
Commissioners OF thsrtlcs md Correction ~ '''
The East SIDE A~ncn,ion last night elected:
Secretary J, r, Brush Treasurer C. T. QuacGenoasn.
Tho Department ot Docks ye'ter'N awar ed CON
trncts for Cradrg streets Ot the value Of fa3fa and
s1,s ,S"''"'''"S sewers !" streets to tho extent OF
hlllam helly, aTed ., OF fl4 East Eigltcenth
street, while II wing In j. H. DcYnc's Aoap fIctory Al
70 East Eighteenth street, fell tn:o vat and
Tho Comm ssiOners Of Quarantine haVe unanI
mousy declined to comDlv WIth the wishes Of the
poters, 30 Dr.. CArnochhn may continue 10 drive
merce from New York
A day nursery whcr" the children of poor work.
lug women are TO he cared f1r while the mottcr are
away OF work, IL to he established IN lon with
St Harm Hbas House Ia hTlcITy street.
Tie Department of Public Parks has provided for
music and fireworks =, the Cit Hail Maison Tomp-
klns, and Mount Morris squares, ami ut WAshngtoa
Heights on the Fourth, The powder viii cost tl5.6OO
valuable small dog, tho propertY ol a gcntcmfh
reading in hmy street wa in the habit Of raliy At
tacklng his own tlhcCiiln, ana yesterday Jug
lie jumped into pail ho' water IN pursuit Of ngh
and Was fatally SCALED.
The chess tour luent In the Cafe Intern itionli
closed last night The hrst pILe received by Mr..
NJ Ason, The second by Heir Won Fryukcri re, Ritr
prolonged contest with Mr. Perrin. who gave the odds
~ pawn and move :? hi' opF ,u-or
At the meeting OF the Board Of Health ,csird,v.
NiN additional Assistant Hcalh Inspcriors were np'
h.Wy -eatcd Assistant Street lnspccnfs Nns Tan Cd
iOw ~ per week 90 500 po mon'h.
The Pc 'ce Commissioners have ordered t,ni the
special Heryic" ShiCll madc Of Who metal owl ~
i0i,n, and bear ng the uiS "NttroB 1lli.n So cI
l'gM or ofcia auiGCr'} ir attached .eE
SlsnOrd's iron nri Sglpaur Powders uyl;C
llt holl aud burl' the HOOD An
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THE SECOND AVKNUE MURDER
Investigation before the Coroprr-The Mur
der Proved, and the Prisoner Committc
for Trial.

Investigation ofore the Coroper-The MUIR
der Proved, and the Prisoner Committed
for Trial.
An inquest yesterday, before Coroner keenan,,
In Bellevue Hospital. concerning tho death OF Daniel
Michel. who was stabbed early on Sunday rning
near his rcsidsnes, on Second avenue, by Thomas
Sheridan, revealed the following facts;
Elizabeth Newman. Of $40 Thrty-second street,
testified that she knew Michel. and saw hun
about midnight oa Saturday. Before he was
stabbed he was seen 10 leave tas sr'oocu. lie was
exeitsd. using bad language. md, Wit club In his
hasd, was daring rome boys to tsht him. She
heard . rev down the street, and Michel soon re-
turned. brandishipg his club, and demanding admis-
sion 10 the salooo. he then placed himself under
home, - he wss sfr.id his lie was in danger. As
he proceeded down the street with tho on1oer,
raj young men crossed over tile street aud followed
Chris,ophor Unscmseh, the ssiOon keeper. tcst,
Ned that he knew Michel bE sight. saw him in his
the saloon, but Michel and several men won't out
and there was dispvte 10 the street. Michel lad
Policeman Henry Buck. OF the Twenty-nrst Pre-
cinct Police. testified thst be WAS on duty on East
Thirty second street oa Saturday nisht. few min.
near flrst avenue. He hoard some one say, Hold
o." as he walked toward Second avenue. He ap-
Oh Amer the man had recovered his hat he the
policeman, returned on his beat toward FIRST ave-
nue. he met TIE dere1scd comlnR out OF tho saloon,
Ss East Thirty second street. lie asked for protcc-
ton ss FAR ss Third avenue IL was rivon him He
went tho svenu ne, aud the odAcor him no moro
till lac was brought into the station house few min
utes aiterward.
Rosina Ac.epp saw Michel quarrel With some
men, and heard one OF them threaten to XIII him.
At o'clock Sunday morning, omcsr Terence GAL
lagher, Of the Twenty. nrst Ward. found Michel on
second avenue. near Thirty>ainih street. He had
boen stabbed, but no lin at the time
He was taken to the station house. and from thence
v Bellevue Hospital In the moan time, Capt
CLas. Mcdowell, OF the frenty-6rss Precinct bsv-
ing received fror Mict.el description OF the man
who stabbed him, arrested one Sheridan, who was
brought W Tho hospital and confronted with Michel.
AZ socA a. SbeTiiIn was Drought into the ward,
eiliE.ed ln German, That's tie man"
Sheril lar made no denial or desnc. save that he
committed the act In sCf1oieaee. He said that
Michel had knocked h!R down with q club, aud wA4
getting the better oI MIN In scutne which ensued
when lie struck him eith small prnkhife.
shcritin vas re;.aldcd by tac jury to the Tonh
f.Ft
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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLEs

Tie betting is Eve TO two agsins, Lord Famouth's
Klngcrat for the st, Leger.
The 10 uringe o' the Prince Of Vicavnro with q
daughter OF Loriilal spencer II announced.
An American has ofic -c4 10 purchase Charles
DckensS residence at CAD hill or 5000
II is predicted that Mr.. Hessoy's b. r. Sabinus
viii win the Goodwood Cup next north.
Tic Orleans Princes must renOnnco all claim 70
the throae before they return TO France.
The Pcruyisn monitors Nance Capac and Ats-
huslrs. purchased from the Unted States, have ar
rived n Callao after voyage Of nneen months IRON
New Orleans.
MIR. Ashbury, owner OF the Cambria, before leav-
inc for KinAale ordered yacht TO Ne built by Rothcy
at Cowcs She is TO be schooner Of 30 tons burden.
At conference OF tho Primitive Methodists a
Belust Ireland. on MONDAY tbs subject OF rcul non
with the IRISH Episcopal Church was considered. but
no CONCLUSION was reached.
In the House o. Commons lqst night. the Educa-
ton bill was discussed Mr. Montague moved to intro
duce provision whereby voluntary schools could OBJ
tam Government aid. Rejected.
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NEW JERSEY.

The mercury reached lOi in the shade in Trenton
yesterday,
Thomas Fitzpatrick was drowned OF Newark last
evening while bathing.
Mrs. Margaret Smith OF woodside poisoned her.
self with laudsnum yesterday.
Henry DE Groot, q cOlored man, died In Bound
Brook, last night, from hyArophobia.
II Is said that Howard Y. Kennedy OF Fuller's
ful Fifth avenue Dele,
Alderman Meehan, OF tho Jersey City Common
Council says h, did not demand his salary out steadily
opposed the i,sOV grab game from the beginning.
One OF drove OF cattle on the way through Pat.
erson yesterday at noon, deliberately walked into q
drug store and took his stand In front OF the coda
fountain.
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TRINITY COLLEGE BAS0UEN

Meeting Of the Alumni. rnd Election Of
Omcers-Thc Liternu 10 the Astor.
The New York alumni Of Trinity College sts
their annual dinner In the Astor House last evening.
Among the distinguished guests were Judge Iarro-
more, tho Rev. C. Hoffman, the Rev. DR.. Paddock
Of Brooklyn, the Rev. DIR. Purdy OF Hydo Fark. the
Rev II. y. Hovey, the Rev. f. II. Chaplin, tho Rev.
DR.. Clair OF Philadelphia, DR.. varley. and Mr.. q.
w. Burniram. In responding to the tsast, "Tho
Press," Capt Howell paid sn eloquent tribute to
Charles Dickens.
oalcers were oect,d ss follows. President the
Hon. william X. Curtis. LID QSts: First Vice
President, Irving Paris (1s3D; Second Vic. .Presi-
dent the Rey Nathaniel K Cornwall. ID. d. ClS3D (;
Third Vicc-President, c. H. Smith CsSG); Treasurer
the Rev: Thomas Gslaudet d. ID. Gs4Y); Secretary,
Robert II. Smith ds6sl; Executive Committee, the
Rev. George Jarvis Goer, ID. d. Qs42 the Rev.
Charles r Holman ns51l John r. Mines Cis5), the
Rev. X. G.. Boes Qs65), Meltah B. Green Qs65).
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CURIOsITIEs or CRIME.

Nicholas Hoffman, accused Of the murder OF WIN,
young, eOlored mar, on the 18th OF May. has been
acquitted
Eug. Kelly sailor, was arrested yesterday BY
She @ Han Police, for attempting 10 cut Potor
IonnOr's throat,
julius y, Hlrtwell implicated with Mellen and
WEd ~ the state street rregu uarties was sent anced
yesterday In Boston Eve yearS nDrisonm ont and TO
Say a nue. OF slo,OOO.
falrletta Miller was lock9d up In the Tog,bs yes
tertay trying 10 beat out the brains OF John Board.
Van wth bflck az VI Baxter streit and knocking out
~ len cJe vita the coTn"r OI IA" weapon. Tho pris
Gnef was melted Dy JeslJu,y.
Tho bod found m the R,-t River at tae foot Of
eAksun street. has el recognized that OF Daniel
SorHL', a'cl fprtytwp or =. ''nT1Int IA blacksmith
2 rotL gIOr PeIse nIgT'y II was pnc Of the party
us ."W boat ilt ~ run d9wa .bY the Terry b Iat
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

William Townsend, brakeman on the Duchess
and Columbia Railroad. was ktcd Yesterday, his head
coming IN contact with an nbutmen:
Philip Gass died yesterday In Bellevue Hospital
having fallen from train OF the Hudson River Raii
rosh IN West street, near Thirteenth.
Edward Alderman, conductor Of gravel train
on the Morris and Essex railroad. run over near
Water9o Yesterday morning HIS len les WAS crushed
20 terribly as to rconire fs Amputaton. He was re
moved TO his home In Easton, Pa
William McGrsth, OF 296 West Houston street
went with his lie 10y over TO Hohokcn and returned
by the Barclay street ferry In College place. he got
on sn Eighth Lyennc car, ANA went up 10 Broadway
AZ the leaving the ste Ttng place, the boy slip
red fcm the car and the fnthe! to rescue him Jumped
On 'hs irSn' pouSrm eg 10 p3mS s9 te On Gs rS1k
died yestercry his deatnbed he said that tue driver
had refused A. ~ ID the
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PHoroaRAPHs M SUN RBPonrERs
A Feninipe Fagin in Harlem.

The woman calling herself Mrs. p. P. Morris,
the wife Of the alarm bell ringer at Harlem. and to
whose house the nends Paul Kelley and Riley took
the little girl Mary white Of Mt Vernon. ster their
sssault, wns arrested yesterday by ON mecr Dwycr.
The woman hsd stolen the earrings from the child
whiis detained u her house, which were found on
the premises. Mrs. Morris, n b CHARGED, had made
. prseties OF sending the poor child out to walk the
srosts doesins her footsteps herself to sec tha, the
child did as sc had been told. II II further sleged
that she turned her on the -trees 10 pilfer, and
treatened her life when the little girl returned un-
successfui. She was committed By Justice McQusde
In default OF q, 900 bail. Ofleer Dwyer, under the
supervision Of Capt Petty, s expected 10 make fur
thar arroata