New-York tribune., 1874-11-09
THE LOUISIANA. Trio OUBLES.

MARSHAL sELYE AND LIEUT.. H0DGSoN SENTENCED
TO TEN DAYS IMPRISONMENT AND TO PAY
FINE OF 800 EACI-GOv. KELLOGG PAEDoNs
THEM, AND JUDGE TRIMBLE URGES HIM TO RE-
CALL HIS PARDoNs-A UNITED STATES CoMMlS-
sIoNER ARRESTED FOR KIDNAPPING.
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 8.-Twenty men OF Com
pany b, 81 Infantry, Capt Head IN command leIt mere
Yesterday morning for Lincoln Parish. 1t said that
body OF cavalry have been ordered from shre'epoe "
the same parish. The purpose is not known
Marshal sclye aud Lieut.. Uoigson arrested for Goa
tempt OF Judge TrimDles CoIT have reached VIENNA
and are awaiting the judges action.
Sheriff Kavanagh of Jackson arrested d. NJ. Jewett.
United States Commissioner. yesterday morning. upon
a warrant issued by Judge Trimble based upon an in
dicmcnt found by the Grand Jury OF Jackson for kid
mapping Dr. SholaTs. Jewett furnished bond In
the sum OF coo II said that Marshal Selye Will also
be arrested when released upon warrant from Jack
son. and that lie viii be held TO answer for cutting the
telegraph wires, and other violations OF the laws
MONROE La, Nov. s.-Leut. Hodgson and Marshal
Seye appeared before JddSe Trimbe at vienna 'his
morning, charged with contempt OF court lii disregard
ing thc wr OF habeas corpus ISSUED bT the court Iney
were sentenced TO be imprisoned ten days, and each TO
pay nc C lO together with the costs OF their arrest
At the expiration OF their term OF imprisonment Tor
this ocnse they will be proceeded against for the cut
ding OF the telegraph wires. Sheriff kavanagh OF
Jackson left yesterday morning for Vienna to arrest
seIyc on a warrant based upon indictment against
aim for kidnapping DR.. Sholars. II ia runored that
purdons have been forwarded by Gov kellogg for Seye
and IIodgsOn
NEwORLEANs Nov. s.-Judge Trimbe urges the Gov
crnor 10 ec the parions issued IN the OF Seye
aud Lieut. Hoigson for the reason that their conduct
in several instances outrageous and oppressive ana
Inc citizens, feeling that they have been outraged Dy
these persons indignant at their course While 5co
ing tine country TAe Judge Is satisfied that II the law
il permitted take its not only IN the case oI
their contempt in doboylng his order out also III c
telegraph wires, and assault
on srs Patterson and Othcr cases, the people VIII
abide the action OF the Court; but II they are parhoeu
aud turLed liberty he is OF the opinion that ihGy
cond not leave county unm0lested great wohid
lie the feeling against them T5ere Is iDuc exc!temeh'
part of the citizens assist Judge Trmbe in carrying
out the law.
GEN. MORROW SENT TO INVESTIGATE THE CHARGES
AGAINST LIEUT.. HoDGsoN.
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 8.-Brevet Brig.-Ge
Morrow Lcu.euautColone OF the 18th Infantry, LETT
for Vienna tonight Special Commissioners author
lied by the War Department to investigate the serious
charges against Lieut.; Hodgs0n, who is now under con-
yctcn for contempt OF State Courts in refusing to obey
writ OF habeas corpus. Lieut.. Hodgson's action IN
cutting the teegraphic wires has been the subject OF
vigorous protest from President OrtOn OF the western
Union Telegraph Company, while his other indlscre-
lions and btrary VI complained OF D tue
people generally. 1t Is believed by army officers Dere
thar, being young man, he was misled by the Deputy
an of bad character. Gen. Morrow entered the army
from civil life and was formerly Judge In Michigan nc
is likely give the matter a thorough investigation ana
render fair judgment.