The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24

THE Ep.xor.--It is stated that in New Iberia
Ell tho 18th inst, after the OF Penns install
latlon was received property in that place which
offered for $4,000 on the previous night
could not be bought for three times that amount
We informed that several Of the United
States soldiers stationed here have been robbed
in the low bagnips Of this city. Their officers
may learn . good deal Of the workings Of the
metropolitan police il tn should endeavor Ia
obtain The return of the hard earnings OF their
men
NEw BULLETIN are pleased to receive
the second number Of the Marksvile B,dletin. a
paper just started in the parish Of Avoyellcs. 1t
is strongly Democratic, ably edited, full Of
sprightliness and vim, and deserves encourage
ment and support We extend to Mr.. A. d.
Iafrgue the right hand Of fellowship Long
may our namcsake vavei
TENTn WAgp.-There was a regular meeting
Of the Tenth Ward Democratic Club he'd last
night AZ their wigwam, corner Pryiania and
Jackson street. The meeting was large and
very enthusiastic, and after usual preminarits
mo Glib was nd lressed in very eloquent man
ncr by Mr.. j. q. Nixon, Jr. Amotton for adjourn
ment bein ; in order, the club adjourned.
.a--a-s
BoorH GUAnD-T!iis wile-aWakc Democratic
club met last evening. Elghty-fvc members
present, Resolutions we've passed protesting
against The Kellogg usnrpation; advising our
citizen, to register promptly; to encourage them
TO org i've u,cmsel, es into companies to defend
their rights 10 drape the club-room in mourning
for thirty days for our gallant dead and also in
dorsing Con. L. L. Gibson, candidate for Con-
grcss, as the right man in the right place. After
which the meeting adj burned.
1t il a remarkable fact that III oar late troubles
III this state the ranks of the people swarmed
with good and true men who had served ia the
armies OF the Union during tho war between the
North and tho South. Even in our city it vas a
pleasing sight to see ex-Federal and ex-Confeder-
ate soldiers marching sh ulder to shoulder to
project the hives and property OF Onl fellow-citi-
zcDS. Bottom Rouge Adrocdte.
In the recent fight in this city with Kellogg's
sno,s. thoro were a number OF ex-Fcderal sol
dc,s who ranged themselves the side of the
P'ople One such, Major Robbins, a gallant sol
der, WAS MORALLY wounded.
1HE CRESCENT CRY RELIEF AssoCIATIoN-Th
patriotic ladies of New Orleans, who, in their
devotion to the cause OF the people here, are as
true a. the needle to the pole, have organized an
association Tor the purpose of obtaining funds for
the benz fl OF the families OF the b, ave and pa
tri"tic men who fell in the defense of their rights
as frccrncn. and RS del eLders OF the rights of
American citizens. In the list we recognize the
MANAGES Of many Of the most ardent and devoted
frioais NJ the cause OF i.ousiana-!adies who
have always been foremost in responding to tho
appeals III charity and distress. That their
eAurts III the good cause in which they are COW
enlisted, will be entirely successful no one doubts
who knows the industry, perseverance, and pa
triotism Of the noble women enga ged in the work
Tux CIrIzENs BANx.-We are pleased to an
Aounce that this time -honored Institution has
resumed Q ssh payment, and is prepared to
meet ali OF ITS engagements This will be good
news to the vast number OF persons in the State |
vino are interested in the operations OF that |
bank, and We trust that the resumption of pay |
xcnt walt al!ay the spprchcnsions that prevailed
among Ger ain persons who were dou otful as to
the ultimate fate OF the bank, in its divers COM
laicstioas and EMBELLISHMENTS.
The showing is mos. sati, factory, and must in
spire con dence in all OF those who we're inclined
TO question its solvency and its ability to extrl-
cate Itself from t. temporar. difficulties.
The OkkEA.-Late sdvices from Mr.. Canonge
confirm the engagement Of Chelh and Gadllhe as
hrstsn second fort tenor, as well as of other
Artists whose names have been previously given
by tus. At the date Of writing Mr.. Canongo had
s.gagei fvo first class performers for the or
chestra, and vas negotiating with a ddnseaSe of
reputation He also states that in his next he
hopes to be able to announce the engagement o,
two female singers, coslrt,.o and clattteuse
t,rs', 81 tenor leqer and pi'.mo-5isso thereb,
'.pleting thi- winters operate troupe.
kL4LoGos INJUSTICE To THE CoLoRED PEOPLE
The Lake Providence Carroll parishl True Re
rao'ica", oil the 18th inst, says of Kellogg
We have not of late been tavurably impressed
with Inc course pursued by Gov Kellogg As tie
Representative OF our party it, this State as will
have been noticed from articles which have ap-
psafea il this paper We had, and have good /
reasop to believe shat he has no sympathy with I
lie c,lored portion OF the Republican party of /
<aie State. and WAS always ready 10 push ia m |
aside when they came in conflict with his plans. /
or colldtd with the interests Of his white favor.
ties. Ills We know from personal interviews
with Gov. Kellogg himself, and from his treat
Acnt Of us, within the last month, ON the ques.
ton OF Supervisor of Registrai,on for Carroll.
ketiibution will follow wrong dol <. No political
par,v can long survive tht wrong dong Of it.
leaders, when that wrong doing involves injustice
70 t0c majorities Of colored people in its owl
ranks.