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San Francisco, April 2O.-Iieut
DennisOn of the steamer Seron;"
suicided. He was the son of the
ex-Postmaster.General. Domestic
troubles is said to have been the
cause.
New Orleans, April 2O.-Tba
steamer B. l.. Hodge departaJ
last night with United States
troops for COlfax.
"A special dispatch announces
the departure of Kellogg officials
from st. Mary's parish.
Theimpression is gaining ground
that the presence of United States
troops will be required in every
parish in the State to enforce
obedience to the Kellogg govern.
ment.
A special dispatch announces a
large and enthusiastic meeting of
property-holders of Ouachita and
adjacent parishes at Monroe, YES.
terday, which was addressed BIZ
Gov. McEnery. The meeting re-.
solved to pay no tax to Kellogg
| Washington, April 21.-It ap-
pears from the correspondence of
acting Secretary of War, Robson,
and Gen. Mcdowell, commanding
department of the, South who is.
now at New York, and Gen.
Emory, commanding at New Or.
leans, that it is difficult to obtain
transportation for the companies
of Federal troops to Grant parish.
The regular boats refuse to carry
troops as it-would ruin their trade.
Application was made to Collector
Casey who had no means of trans
portation. Finally Emory sue
ceeded i'll chartering a vessel for
the special service. The cores
pOndence does not clearly show
what the troops are to do when
they reach Colf;lx beyond preserv-
ing order.
San Francisco, April 21.-Two
bands OF ApacheS in Arizona have
submitted Internationally. They
have defied the government for
twenty years, but two hundred
, of their warriors were killed last
campaign which disheartened
them, Gen. Cook. accepted the
surrender. The chiefs promised
TO send word to outside parties to
come in. Cook gave passes to
runners spreading the news of the
peace.
EpizoOty nearly subsidized in
Arizona. All stage lines running.
Lincoln, Neb., April 22.-The
: first train for week on the Bur
lington and Missouri railroad
arrived today. The worst storm
: ever known. Men were frozen to
| death within two rods of their
: house while trying to get their
stock in. Many women and chill
. dren were frozen. The destruc-
ton of horses and cattle is great.
= The gullies on the railroad are
filled with snow as hard as ice.
, San Francisco, April 22.--The
ground was broken for the TIE las
and Pacific railroad yesterday at
San DeigO. A large aSsemblage
: of the directors say that the read
( will be completed by 1876.
[ New Orleans, April 22.-The
s metropoitanS who started from
7 Amite to Greensburg yesterday to
b install Kellogg's defeated candi.
y dates abandoned the expedition
1 and to day returned from Amite
bringing with them the officials
y whom they had installed. The
y people had collected i'm force and
n were prepared for armed resist
}, ance. Had the metropolitans moi
e retreated, they would have been
b annihi ated. All quiet in Anite
O McEnery officersin full possession
? Paris, April, pa dispatch
- from Algiers says that fifty-fou
Il insurrectionary chiefs have beer
executed. e. ........--r
New York, April 22.-Twelv,
o thousand emigrants arrived a
e this port last week.
Il