New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
deal with the nine Conservative parishes still con-
tested and 10 dispute.

deal with the nine Conservative parishes still con-
tested and 10 dispute.
This is the case IN full The Board has already
counted in eight Republicans who were never
elected. counting out as many Conservatives WHO
were elected, and the remaining sixteen COnserva-
tives seem likely to be reduced in similar style, OF
turned over to tho tender mercies OF Legislature
which by this mastery strategy, now stands hepup-
lican by one majority OF course theee frauds ex-
tend to the Senatorial and Congressional candidates
and to the State ticket r. Ii. Mari leaves for New
York in tho morning.
WITHDRAWAL OF THE CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE
FROM THE BOARD POLLS THROWN OUT In
iberia AND TERREBoNNE PARISHES.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 23-Thc Conservative
Committee to-day withdrew from the Returning boaro
because of its arbitrary ruling. Mr. Arroyo also WIN
drew, and will give tho tomorrow for bis WIN
drawai canvassed the returns OF iberia anu
TerrebOnDe Parishes. Poll ], Which RaVe 'oo
Conservative and "a Republican votes' was
thrown out, counting In a Republican IN p'aco
OF Democrat in Terrebonno Parish. Polls g. g. lo anu
II giving 626 Compromise and $50 Republican Votes
thrown out, counting in two straieht0ut Kepup
In place Of the Compromise candidates, ana deiea
Ing Mr. GoOde for the Senate The returns as compio"
by the Board to date give the Conservatives 10 anu to
Republicans Al members Of the House, majority TOT
the Republicans Toe Democrats are despondent anu
the Republicans jubilant over the result.
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO PLACE PINCHBACk IN
THE SENATE.
[BY TELEGRAPH no THE TRfBUNE.I
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The dapper form o. Pinch
back has not haunted the halls and lObbies OF the
Capitol during the last two OF three weeks IN van'
The resolution introduced to-day declaring his ere
dentials valid was of no common interest to hlIn,
aud will he of no common interest to Congress ana
the country. If an attempt is made, as is antcl-
pated to seat him. it will be cOmbated most stren-
uously by the Democrats and possibly by some Re-
publicans and long and animated debate Will
occur This resolution is doubly important because
it involves the question of the legality of the kel
loQg GovenOrship. If the Senate decides to accept
Pinchback's credentials on the strength OF kelloggs
signature then it declares Kellogg to be legal
Governor; and if it maintains thar Plhch-
back is entitled to his seat, iG settles the
legality of the Legislature which elected him.
In this way great deal of ground will have to be
gone over. and two very important questions DC SET
tied. All the Louisiana Republicans in Washington
express great dissatisfaction with the action OF Con-
gress in adiOurning without doing something 1or
their aid and comfort. Hence the opposition to
recess manifested in both Houses by members from
that State. They had hoped that something would
have been done to prop up Kellogg before the meet
ing of the Legislature, which will occur before the
reassembling of Congress They now fear that dis
asrous consequences may from the lack OF at
tentOn bestowed upon them.