Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-06
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Rist a.a Lsss 81 Life In New Or
leaAs.
W~AsHrNaToN, March 6.-Ihe follow
Ing dispatch was received last night by
Marshal Packard. from Governor KEEL
logg: "New Orleans, March 5.-An
armed mob, OF several hundred, at
tackled the police station and court
building; we had about one hundred
police, who repulssd the lmob. driving
them of, aud killing aad. wounding
several. General Badger with a force
came upon their rear, capturing and
dissrmlng a large number The police
stations are filling up with prisoners.
A company Of troops came up just at
ter the mob was driven Of. They are
scattering to their homes. The mob
were distinctly ordered to dispsrse be-
fore there was any firing. The attack
was commenced BY them"
New ORLEANS, March g., $50 A. NJ
Seventy precinct stations were recap
tured by Metropolitans at half-past two
O'Clock this morning. Gen. Badger
with 80 men and one piece of artillery
reached the station, and makinga de-
tour In the Q a Of the building, ad-
vanced towards it, and sent officers
Murphy to demand their surrender.
Before he reached the police station
the attacking party were received with
a volley from shot guns Of perhaps 70
men, and Immediately returned It.
The men on duty %retreated, and the
police rushing In captured the station
and seven prisoners. 1t was then as
certained that NJ. K. Chandler a citi-
zen had been morally wounded, the
bail penetrating his abdomen, another
man, Ernst LIoendas was struck in the
arm with buckshot. Chandler was
conveyed to a drug store, where ply
sicians attend him. No hopes enter
tanned of his recovery, the physician
expressing the opinion that death was
momentarily expected. at half-past
three o'clock all wa, quiet. The police
at that hour returned to the upper por-
tlon OF market house, leaving a strong
guard on duty.
LATER-l0 A. M.-Ths city Is per-
fectly quiet this morning. Nc trouble
Is apprehended to-day. It Ia now said
that Governor McEnery lid not au-
thorize the movement made By the
militia last night. The MetropolItans
are in full possession, with US. troops
In rear supporting their station. The
militia Is all dispersed. The citizens
generally seem to regard tho attack
last night as premature. The object
In making 1t does not clearly appear,
but It is supposed to have been with a
view of showing that the people will
not quietly submit to the Kellogg gov
ernment.
Meeting Of CsisreA CiGs.ns.
NEW York, March GA meeting Of
colored citizens was held last night,
for the purpose of urging the passage
Of the Civil Rights bill, now before the
Legislature at Albany. A committee
was appointed to 60 to Albany In the
Interest OF the meeting. The proposed
bill erases the word white from the
State Constitution, and gives tho COL
ored man equal rights with the whites
in respect to admissions to schools,
churches, vehicles Of transportation,
etc.
Return Of Regiments.
A number Of regiments returned
this forenoon from Washington, and
passed through this city for their
homes.
General Fremont and the II Pass
Bsnds.
Gen. Fremont, who is ut present In
this city, has prepared a written de.
Tense In the matter Of proceedings In
Paris, concerning the Ell Paso bonds
sales. He denies all guilty knowledge
of fraudulent practices. The criminal
action In France Is against Fremont,
and Messrs. Baylan, Probst, Pardose,
Lisslgnal and Poppinet, and the ac-
cusation rests upon forgery by Probst
aud others ofa certificate Of New York
stock exchange whereby the bonds of
the Ell Paso Company were admitted
to the Paris bourse. 1t Is probable
proceedings may be commenced
against Fremont in this country.