, 1870-11-15

kefB in u4vldtoh'a Coort, On Cafcpuelet
street. The Pirtt RI Gin ent Of infantry, Ca1-
onel Owen; CAPTAIN Shropshire's company OF
cavalry, and Captain Sqnires' battery we're TO
leave on bokrd the ParEoud, At II o'clock
last Eight the Legion ~as. however. still at
lis quarters in Davtecnt Court. The genera!
leave for Donsleronville would be counter
tnarGeG, tu consequence OF NO furthor trouble |
bling aprtslendtd there.
RADICAL. ACCOUNT.
From he .sto 0rltaas Etp.hlean, Sou. II:
Governor Nazznoth has called On Colonel
with bis regiment, in CASE itahali be uecesssry
to quell Any disturbance that may arise. There
ueel DO no apprehension OF any trouble, as tho
most ample precautions have been taken to
u1aintaln peace.
General ". i. Mudgett csmo By Doua1dsop-
villa It O'Clock, and 1t that tir.s there xas no
FIRE visible. Mayor Sstonherg was shot end
Killed by Judge LAWS, in the presence of 4
crowd, who theu hec1me excited. In tho con-
fusion which ensued, Laws was killed.
that tho report o t the city being en- fire is al
together false Ne have turthor CONFIRMATION
that The dses seen fIotn tho steamer Governor
Allen wero In the camps Of tue so1diees.
The steamer Flicker. Captain Aucoin, ar
oelcek. Frcm tbe Clerk. Mr. p. i. charlet,
We learn that all Ia quiet at Danaldaonvllse.
and that tlere ia no apprehension OF disturb
ance- The Flicker left DonaldsonFile yeater
day at O'Clock l. m.
the town, and arc now qusrtersd there. The
town Was not taken possession OF by colored
E1cn, as hiss been stated, but few OF them
came into the Town and passed up and down
the st1eeta.
The trouble aroso from the removal Of the
ballot-bo1es scross the river. Two citizens Of
Doraldscnvi1le, Major Marvin and DR.. J. I.
ClAverie, we're, it ia said, principally instru-
| mental tn restoring pesce BY pstsuading
Tho. white inhabisants not to arm, and IN
apn a5 ass 9s ssss Tss sbs oi % %tssss
that took fire about ii O'Clock Wednes-
3ty night, bus It il not known whether Acci-
| denta1lr or otherwise, probably the former,
] although, owiug to tie excitement OF tue
| rtcmeuf, 1t Sss supposed to he au ineandiz-
r;sm- The only persons killed were the two
sl,e.dy reported. This eeSles the rat 1ues-
AT BATON ROUGE
coNSEhvAIIrE ACCOUNT.
Eaton Rouge, t-sou o eorrtspoadtnee u The N<s
I hsro sll that can be learned Of thi. nnfos-
tu1 Ate occurrence. The disturbance was
c.ured hF = co1oted nan who, approaching
tho place where the counting OF the votes was
i'll 1ogreas, mado ute Of yerJ insulting e1-
e IL spns1e.e as e5sfs tets
make the town too hot to hold those who
might be elected. Some Of bis own party and
color desired him to shut mp, which be resent
ed bg disehs1giDg big pistol smong those who
motttlly. A rush being 10sds to arrest
him, crowd Of bo;h parties {Repnblcans
| and Democtats1 fmmed1ately on hc7rtu8 tho
/ report ct fire arnn11 As befoEa mentioned, So
eemb,ed ii the seene Of conAlct. The colorcd
nz1cet one OF their number, without inqui.ing
as to the caute ot tho arrest, began indiscdmi-
nate shooting, not even Aiulng at any one
particularly. The consequence VAS that, IL
tte co'o1ed people we're the most nameroas,
| they were tho grestest eutfefels. Not more
, | than Is or 20 white persons we're present in
all, and they not having any interest in the
quarrel, returned to their homes. Soon aftet
, the quarrel. mary OF The young men from The
| country and suburbs began to a1Ilve, the re-
the stiifneee Of the night, and assembling IN
, kEcts to deyiss 1ne4na for the protection ot
the city, concluded to hare tho hra bel
struck aud arouae the .arcnen, who. On ar.
rising on the boulevard With the'r eug1net
ready for service, awaited in patience f2r Any
outbreak OF fire from tho bands Of the color
cd people, who in their excitement loudly clam
J osed for tie destruction Of the city By DIRE
In the meantime tho military stationed IT this
: | post were called out and marched through rbe
l. | Streets. They arrested many persons. pIin
| cipAlly WHITES, wherever theJ found them, ans
= confined them in tho armory OF the barracks
;, Msycr Elam reinquished the government o.
j ths ei.y to The eoGmandes. Eho pl.csa the i. IL
:, citizens met At the MAYORS Office and offeset
!! their services 10 the military in the interest
OF peace.. At the present writing al is quiet
= RADICAL ACCOUNT.
Baton R0ust tse9 3 o9s.sssaassef u hs Sot o.
u About O'Clock on the eTening Of electio
: day (Muoday, NOV. .. one Of the most cold
!. bleoded md disgiaeetnl ousrages took plac
i in Baton Rouge that has been recorded Tor
o long time On Sunday evssiag, = band Q
Il Democrats came into town and marche
! through the steets. shouting Aud hooting in
a di.ordesly way. The activity OF its member
and tha tuuoSs aptead about let averFon
!. know that there VAS possibility Of tzoubl
It Yesterday {Mondsy) was very still day
Is fact! too quiet not to excite notice. Th
merchants closed their ahope, and al day tt
q people at Ill psttiea voted in quiet, uuc,
10 anpsed manner. The .rlau agreed upo
p 'hs ss1 5GssT' H. sSs tsa. 4s t I'll. sn 81. Sx5
'e number OF times, they should rus
forth, armed, and attack tho Court Hoos
Is after the voting WIS orer, destroy the h1l1o
boxes, and kill such Republicans As nigl
= come IN their vay. EEeEvihsng had been VI
ut men near The house Of the United States NJ
ae ehnl, and pickets 1t different points, one ne
The barracks, to prevent intercourse With Il
III Unitee States forcee, md 1T the proper n
Cd ment tas signn xas Ten' ~ .na the t,s Tofx 4,,,
h. for the Court House Just ~ the eouufsslo
ers Of election were xbout to open :!
n. ballot -bozea md count the votes, re Pc
In. having been cloeed soEoe time. The "
les Of pistol shots wers fired into tho cog !,
III rooms, the mob r1sde dash through 9
N rooms, bat, the gas being put oas, Y
he he were obliged to ehite match bef'ra e. th
ur- could proceed In the uosauhroe, >. .. Sa1 !
rat mar, Commissioner Of Elections rnaads
ba esc.pe through side wiudow With Qua
~ ~ 6ajjot-boIes. ". H. Vsn 0rnun1, Unit
ia States Commissioner, q7,et'J concealed II
- baIlot-boxes under eorna- Old faaordB, A
,ut himself In e19a1 eloaet. Whata NJ remain
TO- To- aS;s stT.TeS t;noa. appresehed. Txo or thr
~. coiotcd mea lid tbemselves in the uoper p.
~ az t6e building. Henry Williams And Chasl
.ha Mo1se, both cotored, we're unable to esca
hs and we're both ehos-Nilliams through t
.hs head, 4nd killed, and Mozse through. t
;ne 1ae thich. ih Fooled il not getting possession
,Te | tho hAllot-boxe they. commenced 8m aahi
aa II. fortunately, overturned 10 enosnou. t.a
ths h which feil On ,he polling books. hiding :tht
lau s.luetion.. Tho ga 6ztuses were torn doT
10 the records Of the court, and all the dor
xII meuts tn the clerks room. wero scattered
9od ev,z7 direction. Soon at:er the firing CO
md meretd in tho sttee,s Deputy United ssai
in N1rshal made hia x4y 70 the barracks. :
ate called upon the comm An,1ing officer for assi
Ancet sitting that the MNthAl's honse =
surrounded BY Rrmed men. Captain E
.,.d Aye3, commanding tho post, quickly nos
~ Two companies Of tho, Ninstssnth Infantry
oTs The scaue of action, zhexe he xas soaa 1otr
ace by United States Deputy Aa1aha1 Shorten. =
M taa iuced bis waJ past his assa5ia9t s11oe m
Ao- ahoEef 1T hulfsfs- Near tho market hoo
ap. shout thirty Of tho riuglosdets, sT5a ".
ding Nei9 auPt1seo Ao S..se IL nr11op
4ad vi slreaiJ hos frou ,h.,iaE E.xst. :nssat u
Az "A hh8 Of HoseEn, afWed VIA 166n:i,r,
2n7o ahoSsups,, funsed acTos1 Ho1th s4,ass% 800
}atrrss.. but thsy quickly I'D a sight ot :,
MA .SNN. To,,,,d- Tho uutnber Of
with aSsIers ssGt wn yoost54 cn!osod, ahot during