Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-01-25
NEWS HOMIE AND FOREIGN.

Carter will tomorrow, by order of Sci
geants alarms remove the police from tn
capitol and approaches thereto. Carter re
quests the people of the vicinity to kee
off the streets and close business house.
A conflict is indicated. The Carterite
are said to have two thousand men.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 22.-Carter afte
reading a communication from Emory, en-
closing his instructions said 1.-The Unite,
States troops and General Emory are use,
to perpetuate infamies which would driy
any Northern orWestorn State into rcvo
luton, and which viii be unearthed whei
the Investigation Committee arrives"
The cry ''let us fight, we are going il
anyhow" was raised by the crowd. Car
ter replied that men who would let thei
passions overcome their reason would ruiz
any cause. 1 forbid those acting unde
my commission to take any step which
would bring them into conflict with tn,
United States army. The crowd gradual
ly dispersed and the day is tranquil.
The following are Emory's instructions
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-It is stated tina
the Cuban leaders are beginning to des
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beligerents. They will endeavor to Sc:
cure the influence of Congress against
Spanish rule by showing and landing 3d.
600 coolies and several cargoes of slaves
Mr.. Lee, who. is before the Investiga.
ting Committee, ~exonorates Generals Por-
ter and Babcock from sharing the profits
in the General Order business.
Roper has been recently convicted and
sentenced to twenty years Imprisonment.
The ReIrenchment Committee will re-
main another week.
The rumor which prevails that the Man
haitian Savings Bank has suspended is un-
true.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 22.-Three ladies
were poisoned to-day by eating fruit which
had been put up in jars. They laya the
point of death several minutes, but rallied
and hopes of their recovery are enter
tanned.
Dennis, Long & Co.'s pipe foundry
burned to-day. Loss, $4,000. The in
surance covers $4,000, The buildings
were thought to be fire proof.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2O.-The Kentucky
Ccuolc NOlco ~ W IO III idNOI VI HcSTO
testimony.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2O.-The to-
bacco dealers are meeting in a movement
for the suppression of the alleged custom
house frauds upon their trade.
WHEELING, w. VA, Jan. 2O.-The
commissioners have published a statement
in which West Virginia acknowledges a
debt to Old Virginia of $1,OO0,O 900.
New YORK, Jan. 20.-The Investiga-
ton Committee will continue its session
here next week.
Erie stockholders who represent stock
to the amount of $50, 200, 900, protest to
the Legislature against the present man
agement of the road.
Several unions have Withdrawn from
the Engineers Union, on the ground that
the organization is political.
Minister Catacazy and lady have de-
parted for Europe. He has high hopes
for the American people. Notwithstanding
their present bad and corrupt government.
MOBILE. Jan. 2O.-Judge Woods. in
the Federal Court, set aside the proceed
ings in bankruptcy against the Alabama
and Chattanooga Railroad and appointed
a receiver, but granted the defendants a
re-hearing to-day.
Boston, Jan. 20.-A munin a pOtu
patient at Lakeville shot two persons fa-
tally and two seriously.
CLEVELAND, O.. Jan. 2O.-Rcv. DIR.
Liman, of the Euclid Presbyterian Church,
is dead.
ST. Louis, Jan. 22.-It is expected
that the Governor will veto the bill d.
the payment of the State bonds
III currency.
TRENTON, Jan. 22.-The Trenton
Bank was robbed of $4,000. The bur-
glars rented the adjacent house and had
been working for nineteen days. Just
before the consumation two fights were
gotten up in the vicinity, which attracted
the attention of the police.
washington.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Mr. Voor-
bees has withdrawn from the Louisiana
committee and the Speaker has appointed
Mr.. Archer in his place.
WASHINGTON, Jan. p.
Col. ". II. Emory, Commanding tile
Department Of, the Gulf:
The President directs that you hold
your troops in readiness to suppress a con-
fict of the armed bodies of men, should
such occur and to guard public property
from pillage Or destruction. Keep this
informed of your action. BY
order of the Secretary of War.
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SENATE.-Thc usual petitions for a
telegraph bill were reported.
Ramsey, who reported the bill, said the
rates had been reduced in nearly all
countries to the rates proposedand urged
early action. ~
Blair offered a preamble and resolution
Erecting the President to open negotia-
ions with Spain for Cub Went over
Inder the rules.
Davis resolution for the appointment
If a committee regarding the public and
private character of the President, was
as it vas supposed that it
would lead to a long and spirited debate.
The amnesty bill was resumed. Rum
,ling debate followed. There seems to
re a disposition to force the subject to an
arly issue.
Kellogg reported a bin, with amend
nents. regarding the entry of merchan-
at New Orleans.
HoUsE.-Bills were introduced for the
otter system of quarantine in the
southern States, and appropriating $780,
90 for the completion of the Washing ton
lonument. 80
The ways and Means Committee have
cen instructed to report upon the tobac-