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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02
THE CATAHOULA VENDETTA
Sherriff7s House Surrounded
A Masked AvenginE Party
COLONEL JONES AND A SON KILLED

An Associated Press dispatch last night
gives another chapter of horror in the
long chapter OF the Jones-Liddell tragedy Of
blood and vengeance. Lawlessness like
that reported should be condemned and re.
pressed. Such acts are positive and terri.
bic disgrace to Louisiana.
MONROE, LA, March IA party of
about twenty-five masked men surrounded
the Sherif's house at Harrisonburg, Lou.
isiana, about one o'clock during the night
of the twenty-seventh ultimo, and caused the
sheriff and his family to retire. They then
entered the house and killed Colonel Jones
and his eldest son; the youngest son. who
was in the house, is supposed to have
succeeded in escaping by throwing him
self into the Ouachita river and swim
ming to the eastern bank. The masked
party are supposed to be the friends OF the
late General Liddell, who was recently mur.
dered by Colonel Jones and his two sons on
board the steamer ST. Mary at Jones
Landing, on the Ouachita river. This state.
ment is given by man who was in the
house at the time of the murder, and has
been corroborated by passengers by the
steamer which arrived from Harrisonburg
TO-DAY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02

g.

Co. Sailed Steamship Tobosca. The ship
Hansa is outside the bar waiting for fair
winds to sail.
VICKsBURG, March Passed down !: W.
R. Arthur. P. NJ. Silver Bow. II A: NJ,
Natchez, Z A. NJ. Pargoud, z A. NJ, Olive
Branch, 4 P. H., Groesbeck, A. M. Up
Walter B. Dance, 10 A. N. Weather clear
and warm.
Pass. .A-L'OUTRR, March l, 6P. Mar
rived: Steamship Alliance. at IL d., Liv-
ingston, Master, from Havana, via the
Florida Ports, to F. W. Perkins Il Co.
steamship Beauford, McC. Baker, Master;
from Havana via the Florida ports, to F.
W. Perkins & Co. No departures.
MEMPHIS, March 1.-Passed down: Edin,
burg Columbian, Tom Jasper. Mary Alice.
Atlantic and barges, and Julia. River
rising. Weather clear and pleasant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, March 1-Evening.-Money
closed easy at SOC; sterling weak at 81 ;
gold closed firm at l16b; governments firm,
with an upward tendency; Southern secu-
rites closed quiet
NEW YORK, March l-Evening-Cotton
closed heavy and lower. Sales to-day
$500 bales; middling uplands 234. Flour
mon grades. Wheat less active and I'M
changed. Corn scarce and very firm:
Pork heavy: new $25 50325 Is. Lard
heavy kettle rendered l154@1l6. Whisky
l0l. Groceries quiet. Turpentine 45@454.
Rosfh So 1o@s2 Is. Freights by steam /;
by sail 5:32.
NEW YORK, March /. Evening.-Five-
twenties of 1862, ia; of 1864, 1l3; OF 1865,
ll3s; new, liz; of 1867, ll28; of 1868, l12s.
levee skies. 7Os; eishts, 793; Alabama
eights, "a; fves. 62t.
ST. Louis, March l.-Flour: Fall super
fine 81 35@5. Wheat: No. 2, red fall, 9s@
ST 05. Corn: prime mixed, 76c. Oats, 490G5Oc
Whisky, 95c Groceries dull and unchanged.
Pork $27. Bulk meats: clear rib sides, lac;
clear sides. 14sc; shoulders lOtc. Bacon
shoulders, 12@l4c; clear rib sib sides, l6c I;
clear sides, 1910 Lard nominal.
Wheat 81 069l O8. Corn; mixed 6S@70c.
Oats 4s@5Sc. Rve sOGS5c. Cotton dull;
middlings &c. Tobacco: Sales to-day So
hhds at SC 1O@22 40 for lugs to fine leaf.
Whisky csc. Pork held at s27.. Bulk
meats: Shoulders 10c; clear rib sides 14c;
clear sides l45c. Bacon: Clear rib sides
Isle; clear sides 16fc. Hams 1S9l9c. But
ter 3OG35c. Cheese l6@l.c. Refined sugar
tc lower.
Foreign Markets.
PARIS, March 1, Evening.-Bourse
closed firm. Rentes "a %.
LONDON, March l, Evening. - Consols
closed at 92s. Bonds 9O4. Tallow 46s Sd.
LIVERPOOL. March l, Evening.-Cot-
ton closed fat. Uplands 1lt@ll4c. Orleans
liz. Sales to-day 5000 bales, Of which 1000
were for export and speculation.
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches.l
LONDON, March 1-Dispa'ches just re-
ceiyed, announce that fifty-six lives were
saved at the sinking of the United States
corvetta Oneida.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02
FOREIGN.

Fifty-sIx OF the OneidA's Crew Saved
Mardi &ras In ParIs-B urlingame's
Observation-Disclosures Of Interest-In.
hammation OF the Lungs Cause of
Buriingane's Death From Madrid
and Rome.
LONDON, March Later and more favor
able dispatches have been received from the
British authorities at Yokohoma in relation
to the collision between the steamers Bonn
bay and Oneida. The details, however, are
still meagre, but it is known that fifty.six Of
the officers and crew of the Oneida were
subsequently picked up by the small boats
of the Bombay, and it is thought that
others missing at the last accounts would
ultimately prove to have escaped. The
names of the saved or lost have not yet been
received, nor is it known precisely how
many persons were on board the i'll fated
vessel at the time of the calamity.
PARIS, March l.-NOtwithstanding the an
nouncement that the Mardi Gras festivities
would be suppressed by the police, at this
hour Zone o'clock) the Ajax Bceuf Gras pro-
cession has just entered the courtyard of the
Tuilleries. Great crowds of people are
gathered on the line of march, but no dis
| turbances OF any kind have occurred.
ST. PETERSBURG March /. 1t is reported
| that j. McLearly Brown, Secretary of the
Chinese Legation, will succeed Mr.. Bur.
| lingame.
AMSTERDAM. March 1.-The Bank of Hol.
land has reduced interest four per cent.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-The disease of
which Mr.. burlingame died was infamma-
tion Of the lungs.
The Chinese ambassadors continue their
negotiations with the Russian Government.
MADBID, March 1.-The Bishop of Osma
has arrived in Madrid in custody of the civil
guards.
Senior Martos intends to interpellate the
government respecting the visits which the
Spanish Bishops in Rome made to Prince
Alfonso on his arrival there with the Duke
De Chestre.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02
AfETY OF PART Of THE ONElDAS CREW
Exciting Mardi Gras in Paris
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MARKETS
WASHINGTON.

Half q Million Internal Revenue Re.
ceipts-Deerease OF SO. 500, 900 In tie
Debt Statement-strons's Nomination
TO the Supreme Bench COnnrmed-
Past Members OF Congress Implicated
In Cadet COrruPtions-Extend the
Time for Whisky In Bond.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-Internal revenue
receipts to-day over $780, 600.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs OF the
Senate had Cuban affairs again under con-
sideration to-day, but no action was taken.
The debt statement shows a decrease of
Sc, 500 900.
The Senate, in executive session 0-day,
finally confirmed Judge Strong to the
Supreme Court, and discussed the nomina-
tion of Mr.. Bradley, but finally adjourned,
with the understanding that the vote
should be taken tomorrow.
Sendte-Mr. Wilson introduced bill for
military and naval institutions.
The appropriation of lands to railroads
and the funding bill WAS discussed to ad-
journment.
House.-The Senate's amendments to the
postal route bill was accepted.
The joint resolution introduced yesterday,
by Mr.. Beck, extending to three years the
time for keeping distilled spirits in bond,
came Up. The question being on Mr.. Mar
tute, reducing the amount to be paid after
the year from one cent per gallon month
to one.half cent.
Mr.. Marshalrs amendment was rejected,
yeas 81, nays Sc. Mr.. HoOper's substitute
was agreed to without division of the vote,
requiring the payment of one cent per gallon
for each month after the first year. Mr.
Washburne, of Wisconsin, moved to lay the
bill on the table, it being bill to suspend
the collection of the revenue on whisky for
the remainder Of this administration. The
bill was not laid on the table by vote of
104 to 62. The bill as then amended was
passed without a division.
John W. Devices, of North Carolina, hav-
ing resigned, he was disposed of like Mr..
WhittemOre. of South Carolina.
There was prolonged discussion with re-
gard to the corruption investigation, as re-
CARDS the past Congresses. No action was
taken. Mr.. Calls, past member from Al
ALBANIA, seems implicated.
The Banking and Currency Committee
made majority and minority report,
which was not read. House adjourned un-
til tomorrow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02
WHOLE NUMBER 9O7.

st. Louis to Royal, up Royal to Canal, up
st. Charles to Julia. up Julia to Camp, down
Camp to Canal, down Canal to Carondelet,
thence through Carondelet and Common. to
the rear of the Varieties Theatre.
Disappointed
People were few, but among them, we
must mention several hundreds who crowd.
ed the intersection of Gravier and Caron.
delet streets in the belief that the Mystic
Krew would enter the theatre at the front
entrance. Their disappointment, however,
was in some measure rendered bearab!e by
nifty of Watching the arrival of invited
guests in elegant evening costumes.
Strangers in Town.
and their name was legion, enjoyed the
celebration hugely. The hotels were
thronged with people from all points, who
could hardly find words to express their
qualification.
The Day Generally.
was one of which New Orleans may well be
proud. Drunken men were not to be met
with on the streets, and the police made
fewer arrests than ordinary. This, on day
when license has the advantage of hiding
behind a mask, is remarkable, and
speaks volumes. Up to late hour
last night we heard of no arrests
of pickpockets in the streets, and no COM
plants of people who had been victimized
by these light-fngered gentry. Upon the
whole, we doubt if any other city of it's size
in the country would have passed through
the ordeal Of yesterday with so little to mar
the general pleasure. The fact that our
citizens so generally participated in the eel.
ebration is ample proof that Mardi Gras is q
of our people.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02
HATFIELD AGAINST WOMAN SUI.
EKAGE.
PernicIous Effects OF Agitation.

CHICAGO, February l8.-Rev. DR.. Hatfield,
pastor OF st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
church, delivered q lecture last evening on
the pernicious effects of the agitation of
| woman suffrage. The speaker held that the
agitation was based on false assumption.
Nearly every speaker in favor of woman 8
franchise held that the sex was sorely op-
pressed. Nothing could be farther from the
truth. The tendency of Christianity was to
relieve woman from any unnatural burden.
He was W ling to assert that as many suf-
fered from the effects Of WOman's tongue,
as woman suffered from drunken husbands,
the greatest evil to which they were sub
mitted. The entire cause was kept up by
false representations and gross exaggera-
tions. Thus, they claimed that the present
sphere of wOmans activity and usefulness
was confined to two or three callings, while
a census taken in Boston had developed the
fact that women could be and were en-
olOyed in seventy-four industrial pursuits.
Obstacles in the Way of women learning an
honest livelihood were more imag nary than
real. There were probably as many young
men out of employment and eager for work
in Chicago as women.
When ne met woman in cars or else
where, with hair cut short and parted in
tom boy fashion, several suspicious with
regard to her arose in his mind. Was she
from hospital, from penitentiary, insane
asylum? or was she too old to take care of
that which the Apostle of old declared to be
the chief crown and glory Of woman? The
speaker dealt severely with Free Love ad-
vocates, etc.
He admitted that there were good and
pure men and women who advocated woman
suffrage, but they had no conception toward
what they were tending. They imagined
they could jump half way down precipice
and then stop. He insists that women
don't stand in need of the ballot for the re-
dress of any grievances, real or imaginary.
The abandoned women of Wells street would
take advantage of woman's suffrage.
Respectable women in our midst, of rule,
did not want any more rights and freedom
than they now possessed. He closed by
prophesying injury to the republic in the
event Of the success Of Momanis suffrage,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02


ginia state Bonds AdvanclDg-Ssulh-
ern Bniiroad Bill Defented-Diss o "
cry OF Silver Mines in Kentucky-En-
abiinY Bill In VlrRinIa-AnOther Gu.
ban Expedition Reported.
LARAMIE CITY, Wyoming, March L.
Among the Jurors drawn to-day for the
March term of the Albany county, Wyoming,
court, were eleven ladies, some of whom are
the wives of some of the most prominent
citizens. The excitement caused by these
proceedings is immense.
New YORK, March 1.-The Virginia State
bonds are selling at sixty-nine, to which
figure they advanced owing to the fact
being made public that the State debt had
been reduced by the payment into the State
treasury OF a large amount of bonds, the
payment of which is to be paid by one of
the eading trunk railroads in the State, and
now in process of construction.
CINCINNATI, March 1.-The Southern rail-
road bill was defeated in the Kentucky Sem
ate today, by vote OF % to l3.
LOUISVILLE, March 1.-Sllver mines of un-
paralieled richness have been discovered in
Grayson county, Ky. The ore is found to
contain larger per centage of silver than
any heretofore discovered. The mine is al
most inexhaustlble and will be developed in
the spring.
RICHMOND, March 1.-The Senate passed
the enabling bill. 1t goes to the Governor
for his approval, and all State offices now
held by military appointees will then be
filed by the Governor.
NEW YORK, March I.-Another Cuban ex.
pedition has been reported. Four hundred
Cubaps, and others, left on Saturday, under
Colonels Harper and Romero.
There is movement On foot for the re-
lease of Revenue Collector Callicot.
Surgeon LuddOrds, o. the lost steamer
Oneida, is son of the Rev. Mr.. Luddords,
of Grace Church.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, March l, $50 P. M
Barometer 29:90.-Arrived Steamship AUS
tin. at $50 P. NJ, Farwell, master, from In
dianola, via. Galveston, to c. A. Whitney d
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02
MAGNIFICENT MANSION,
DESIRABLE STORES,
SPLENDID SUGAR PLANTATION.

That well-known. magnificent, and commodious
DWELLING, with marble front. extensive groun DIS,
and garden attached lhereto situated on Rampant
street, No. %, between Common and Canal streets
This dwelling was erected by the late proprietor
9ardess Of expense and the finish OF the interior Is
uneQualed in this city.
Also, the adjoining seven newly tailt BRICK
STORES, facing on Common street, and covering
the entire between Rampant and Basin streets
Also. the - ST. EMMA" PI ANTATlON, situated
on the Bayou Lsfourche, about three miles below
Donaldsonvile, containing about 1900 arpents one
half cleared and the balance finely timbered. These
lands are above overflow and of unsurpassed fer
tiity. In spite of the many drawbacks of the last
season. the crop on this plantation has reached 4l2
hogsheads sugar and $40 barrels molasses. The i'm
provements consist of fine brick dwelling and q
sugar house, lately built with machinery of the
most mplete description vacuum pan, centrifu-
gals, bargasss burner kettles, defecators, clarer
powerful mill and steam tram. ETC.. circular saw,
largest size, and q very full supply of mules and
agricultural i'm plsments. The present planting is
calculated for crop for next year Of 800 hogsheads
In 1858 the crop on these lands was 1000 hog.heads
For further particulars inquire at No. 10 Caron-
delet street. UHARLES BAQU1E.
fell lat
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02
THE COURTS.
United states Circuit Court-Judye Du
FeIl Ps siding.

United States Us. Charles Smith ct al.-In
this case suit was brought against defend
ants for the settlement of balance due by
Charles Smith to the United States as Ex.
Collector of Internal Revenue. Judgment
WAS rendered against him on Monday for
S84, 334 26.
The Grand Jury in this court having re.
ported that they were in session until halt
past two O'Clock on Monday afternoon, with,
out finding any bills of indictment. were dis
charged by Judge Durell until tomorrow.
Dlsrict Courts.
These courts were in session yesterday
morning but no business of special interest
was transacted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02

EOR SALE-ONE-FOURTH INTEREST IN
Il about eleven thousand acres of the finest
Sugar lands in the State. large portion OF these
lands is covered with magnificent forests OF
cypress, and portions are near the river and the
Opslousas Rsilroad-contiguous to an inexhaust-
able market for lumber and woodland are very
valuable. The interest in question will be disposed
Of at extremely low rates, as the owner is about
leaving the State. For full particulars Apply 70
stairs corner Bank place, betv u the hours ofs
and ii o'clock A. NJ. ja6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02
LOST.


OST OR AlALAID-STATE WARRANT,
- No. los dated January l9. 1870, and drawn to
the order of O. Glasspool, District Clerk Of the
parish OF Calcssieu. amounting to $l00.
The public is hereby cautioned not to negotiate
for the same as payment has been stopped. and ap-
plicstion made for new warrant.
fe27 St. w. H. HASKELL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02

ENOK DALE.-THE LARGE AND OOMMO
Il dious Brick House, No. l62 Julia street, be
tween Camp and St. Charles, being one of the thir
teen buildings. For terms apply to
j. WILSON SHAW,
Notary Public, No. "A Perdido street, up stairs.
sa29
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02
FOB RENT.

CPLENDUD DWELLUN FOR KENT
y A RARE CHANCE-Tne second and third
floors of that splendid brick dwelling house. No II
Dsuphin street, will be rented furnished or un.
furnished, until the first October next, on very
is elegant and the location one of the desra
in the city. There are ten rooms. besides bath
room. wash-roo and kitchen. with bo,h hydrant
tached from the balance of the house and occupied
by popular dentist For terms. apply on the
premises. janl4
ID 90 N o. WITH OR WITHOUT
N BOARD-For families or gentlemen, at He
Gravier street. between Franklin and Liberty. je9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02

EOR OALE.-OHOIOE REAL ESTATE ON
L the corner of Poydfas and johnson streets.-A
large and eligibly located portion of Ground. with
old build sheds, large umber of trees and fine
shrubbsry thereon, in the square bounded by Poy-
drss, Perdido. johnson and Gavez strests. First
District of this city. msasuriag "a feet on johnson
front on Poydras street, OF lea feet incnes and
lines Said portion Of ground forms the corner OF
Poydrss and johnson streets, and is well shaded
and susceptible of being made the finest place in
the neighborhood with very little expense.
Price and Terms reasonable. Inquire of
j. w. SHAW. Notary Public.
Rp9 No Al Perdido street. up stairs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02
FOR SALE


pROOM COIN SEED FOR SALE
- AT THE
NEW ORLEANS BROOM FACTORY,
No. 20 Commerce street, New Orleans.
One hundred bushels of prime acclimated Seed at
the lowest market price. j. b. KNIGHT.
fe26 4tW 6tD
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02
BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
SO, 100000 DEBT DECREASE
Judge Strong's Nomination Confirmed
CADET C0RRUPTlON Of PAST MEMBERS
Women Jurors in Wyoming
Southern Railroad Bill Defeated
Silver Mine Discovery in Kentucky
SAFETY OF PART Of THE ONElDA'S CREW
Exciting Mardi Gras in Paris
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MARKETS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02

Yesterdays Evening Dispatchesl
LONDON, March 1-Dispa'ches just re-
ceived, announce that fifty.six lives were
saved at the sinking of the United States
corvetta Oneida.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02

succession of Josephlne Charlotte Leg
geIoe wife OF beconr Aeulllaro-No 80 O65
SEOOND DIS RIOT COURT FOR THE PAR,
~ isn OF Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to the
SreotoIs OF TINS estate. ID to all other persons
nereln interested, to show cause, within ten davs
from tee present notification if any they have or
can, why the account presented by j. B. Bor-
nenave, testamentary executor of the deceased in
this estate. should not be homologated and az -
Herewith. 49, "00oio@noe
BY order OF the court.
mhl6 8 NJ. o. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02
MISCELL EOUS.

Women Jurors In Wyemiog-New vir.
ginia State Bonds su,h-
ern Bniiroad Bill Defeated-Diss o "
cry OF Silver Mines In kentucky-Eu-
abiing Bill In Virginia-AnOther Gu.