New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-24

MISCEALA
writs Of Habeas Corpus by North Caro-
lima 0bief Justice-Murder Of Colone
Buell.-The Suspected Administrations
Heat MT St. Louis.-Fire at Chicago
and q Woman Burnt 70 a Crisp
France and Prussia Discussed in an
Irish Literary Society..Lady FRANKLIN
nj Observation-Disclosures Of the Res
Stockings.
RALEIGH, July 23.-Judge Pearson rem
dered his decision in the habeas corpus case
deciding that Kinks excuse was reasonable
for refusing to answer that he was Obeylne
the order Of his superior, the Governor; but
the writ is not suspended and must be
obeyed. He would not issue the order 70
the Sheriff of Casweli County, but to the
Marshal of the Supreme Court, with IN
structions to show it to the Governor, with
copy of his opinion. The order Is as 1oi-
lows:
preme Court:
Ydn are hereby commanded in the name
of the State of North Carolina to forthwith
bring Adophus G. Moore, wherever to be
found. before me, Richard NJ. Pearson,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, in the
city of Raleigh. Herein fail not, and have
then this writ and make due return thereon.
(Signed) RICHARD NJ. PEARSON,
Eighteen other writs were issued to-day
by the Chief Justice against prisoners in
Caswell county.
No return as vet to the order.
Awhile company Of militia arrived from
,Newbern last night. As they reached the
colored camp, adjacent to the Governors
residence, they were fred on by the colOred
troops, but no one hurt. The cOlored troops
took the militia for enemies. There We're
disturbances at other cOlored camps, and
they fired unfortunately in every direc-
ton, several shots striking the surrounding
houses.
ST. LOUIS, July 23-Colonel d. H. Buell.,
who is in charge OF the arsenal at Fort
Ieavenworth, was assassinated last night
while returning home from party at Gen.
eraI Sturgess house. Assassin unknown.
The heat continues to be intense, ther-
vmometer during the past week ranging
from $50 to 1910, between 9 A. N. and . Z.
M. No such constant hot weather before
known here. Numerous deaths from sun
stroke, but general health of the city
good.
The murderer of Colonel Buell., at Fort
LeavenwOrth, last night, is supposed to be
a soldier named NJ. Melone. A large reward
has been offered for his capture.
CHICAGO, July ga fire occurred about
4six O'Clock last night which destroyed a
large frame building on Canal street, occu-
pied for pork packing, lard rendering, and
residence. Total loss $4,000. After the
fire had been subdued and firemen gone to
engine houses it was discovered that Mrs.
Keller, who resided in the building, was
missing. After searching through the rains
for some time her remains were discovered,
burntto a crisp.
The discussion before the Irish Literary
Society last night, terminated about twelve
o'clock. The presiding officer decided the
Prussian side had the best Of the argument,
but the Irish audience was evidently in
sympathy with France. A vote was taken
which resulted in forty votes being cast for
France and Twenty-Five for Prussia.
CINCINNATI, July 23 Lady Franklin,
widow of Sir John Franklin, the Acrtic ex-
plOrer, arrived here to-day from California.
She visits Cincinnati to see Captain {. +.
Hall and confer with him with regard
to his discoveries in his Arctic expedition.
She leaves for New York on Monday.
The Republican county convention has
been fixed for August II. The colOred vote
is to be counted in appointing delegates.
A. B. Champion, president Of the Red
Stocking base ball club, publishes a card to-
day referring to certain articles of the city
press during the past week, charging the
Red Stockings with unfair playing for bets,
etc. He says the players OF the club are
controlled by an executive board, composed
of prominent and respected citizens, who
are incapable of permitting such conduct Oh
the part Of the players. He also declares
the players incapable of dishOnorable ac-
ton, and concludes by saying that, though
the Red Stockings may be defeated, the
club will not be destroyed.
ST.. LOUIS, July 3.-William Dairy, son
Of Mr.. Darby, superintendent of the iron
works, in South st. Louis, formerly of Penn
sylvania, accidentally shot himself to-day
while handling a pistol, the bali entering
the face, penetrated the brain. He lived
but few hours.
CINCINNATI, July 23.-Lady Franklin was
entertained to-day at the residence of Mr.
PrObascO, at Clifton, where she received q
number OF the prominent business men Of
the city.
The weather is intensely hot half dozen
snn-strOkes occurred, two Of which were
fatal.
Ulrich Windische, who died to-day, was
a member of the firm of Housch & Win
dische, proprietOrs Of the largest breweries
Of the city.
The Germans of Covington and Newport |
are holding a war meeting tonight. Much |
enthusiasm prevails
CHICAGO, July 23-The week just closed
has been one of great excitement in CONNER
cial circles, and to many has proved disas-
trous Wheat, which Tuesday last, reached |
81 Is and 81 AZ, sellers option, in August,
to-day touched 81 05, cash, and 81 10, sellers |
option. The victims, generally, of this revo-
luton III prices are farmers who rushed |
into specuations with the same avidity- |
but with much less Judgment and discretion |
as our commercial operators.
The transactions of the Western Union |
Telegraph Company, as reported here, have |
been larger during the past week than ever |
before. This was especially the case in this |
city, each days business reaching into the |
succeeding day. At Buffalo, over six tbou-
sand dispatches were sent and received in
one day, besides the regular Associated |
Press dispatches.
The match game of base ball at Dexter
Park to-day between the Mutuals, Of New
York, and the White Stockings, of Chicago,
resulted in the worst defeat to the Chicago |
club that it ever experienced, and in part |
the most decided defeat ever inflicted on |
any club with a reputation which extended |
beyond the limits of the town from whence
it hailed. The score stood: Mutuals 9;
White Stockings nothing, having been
whitewashed nine times in succession.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July %, p. M
Barometer 1856 Wind southeast. cloudy
Arrived: Steamship Harlan, Lewis, mas
ter. 4 p. NJ, from Galveston and Indianola,
to C. A. Whitney & Co.
Sailed: Steamship w. G. Hewes.
QUARANTINE, July %, 6 p. M.-Steamship
Lord Lowell still in quarantine. No other
vessels here. w
PAss-ALOurRE, July, 3d. 6 P. M.-Wind
southeast, light. Steamship Perit in sight,
will reach the bar by p M. No arrivals
Ship ST. James is outside at anchor, walt
ing order
Era, p. NJ. Down: Mary Houston, II last
A ID NJ 70 III.