, 1870-11-15

- AT DOHALDsoHVILLE
-. CONSERVATIVE ACCOUNT.
P+ea fhf Ee.s DfieanS Ptaasnns. hes. 19- |
Fran usstengeYd who arrived in the city last
,,iebf. from Donaldsoovilla, NO have partiou.-
1nsS II a eerfouH disiurp1nce which broke out
tLero on Monday evening. ana sHhact15 u tne
t;ne whsn cur informant lafr, E1s not ouelIed.
From what We caa learn, L apps,Es th&t me
hi no fears OF any disturbance wore then
;sxser,aired. Toward ereuin8, hosevet, Tho
.srns,v,sot of election stated that he Wished
no remove the bAllot-bo1ca from tba tson1:
Hmse In Dora1dsduvilla to the MAtch4nd
pl.uts.ion, il st. Jsmss Pasish Tho s1uzsas
rs7n LIN ID ou,at until Tuesday morning, when
!. .,1rsa al ssmed. negro mil.tts sppoa1ed on
,she rpposite bank Ut tho 1iver and threatened
to hr,In The townmtesn the b11lot-bo1es Tefo
dsi1ytToc to taesa Tha cftzsua declined 70
comply with thl. densnda Ine 1,1e % na. .asT .bs.Y
IL ~ he meu. ho saYsE, }anded II tha Donald"
IN MIMI. Upon lanalug, tho avo axmod Nc
cToes vFra oratsel, by thB oittzena. TO suttau-
sier. With fha exception Of one. thsy aA l4a
| down tht1r a1ms. The f3sh nefEo. znose n&ao-
m than the rest asa ~ re1ush {he " r;abt
lee. The Eesrosa then returned snd 1nattera
refnsined quiet for w!hle M.
Il WA the auietpesa before 4. storm. The
rearo militia, eora8ed At the refusal they had
mes, crossed 1+0 men strong. At point !oFef
doxn- .rd marched to the outskirts OF tho
tour1 0a tie wHy, they waza Joined by iuge
! bodi.a at uesroes from tho surrounding plan
| ts,ious. Ths threat to burn t1s toMn vas not
4 Guly rept ated. bu1 tho mob deEnanded thst
fhree ti.izeua, - hostages, tho bsllot-boxes,
VI d The p1isona1s in tie taA hss delivered to
| Judge #. c. Lawr, the former Mayor OF
bcnslasoryi1le, and Max Schonhuts, recently
.pno,.,tea Mayor " Goyetunc Warmath, Want
m buKey to the outskirts With the Intention
| pf .rtnnEtpg mattAta amic1blI. For greater
eatety they vent under fig Of truce. 50 en-.
rased vere the nsgtoetr however, thst tho two
gentlemen we're dragged from sheir busgy and
E Or ut iufosm.nts ia two tsustwosthy gentlemen,
left Dopalcsonsille On board lla stsA@al
Alaska at II o'clock yesterday morning.. Iht
negrots we're then ms1chtng into: the Town
| The greatest oopsternatlon prov1nea. ant
men, women and children tied for their Hsos
Ne hear that United Ssztes troops left thi
city sesteIdt5 to 4uell the disturbance
FSoa thk -Stg Orteans P.tuptas- Aor: Il :,
J We we're II the levee Last night ahan tn
eteamer Flicker, Captain J. F. Auooin, arrive,
It the foot OF Colt street, 1T bAif-past i
j o'clock. Tue Flicker left Don.ldsoasille at
} o'clock yesterday znornirg. In conversation
) with her clerk, Mr. T. 4. Charlcs, We lsarne
that there are no fears Of any turthet ttoual
I | eLt<ftaned. The negroes ilASa returned I
lilo plantations Major Marvin and Dr- J:
, Clayc.in wero most instrumental in keepin
tha negroes in check. There was ouly
> k,,cbeD burned. This happened 1t IL o'cloe
) Wednesday night. At o'clock yesteEds
> | morning, United States tro1ps arrived at Dol
. | a,dsonEite on The Tese ard Robs. E. Lee.
a | Wc are informed that the body Of Judg
: I.awn MAS fcarfully mu.i1ate1 By ths negroe
8 They at first refused to deliver his body, b
IF gave It up afserward.
d The Louisiana Legion received orders, at
5 o'clock yesterday morning. to keep il reii
+ nses to eepsrt for Donaldsonsille. The se
a a.al companies assembled At their headlua
Il ters in Davidson'a Court, On Carcndel
. street. The Fret r. giment Of infantry, G.
n | nnel Owen; Captain Shropthire's company
cavalry, and Captain sqnires' battery we're
b leave on boxrd the ParEoud, At II o'clo
It list Eight the Legion ..s. however, still
d lis quarters in Davitecn't Ceurt. The Genc1
e. IMPRESSION aprearsd to be'&hat the order
IL leave for Donslesonville would be count.
ID tnanted, in conf equenco OF nc further trout
,. | bling aprrelendtd there.
10 RADICAL ACc0CST.
~ From the Stto 0rltans Rtptth1ean, .Sou. II.