Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-08
LOUISIANA.
A Federal Marshal and Lieu
tenant Fined and Imprisoned.
Kellogg Issues Pardons for Them
sulI DrasoOniux the Natives.


suli DragoOniug the Natives.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 7.-Twenty men
Of company B, third infantry, Capt Head
in command, left here this morning fol-
Lincoln parish. II is said that cavalry had
been ordered from Shreveport to the same
parish. Their purpose is not known.
Counter lrritants-
Marshal SeIeye and Lieut.. Hodges, ar
rested for contempt of Judge Tremble's
court, have reached Vienna and are await
ing the Judges action.
Sheriff Kavanangh, of Jackson, arrested
d. NJ. Jewett, United States Commissioner,
this morning, upon warrant issued by
Judge Trimble, based upon an Indictment
found by the grand jury OF Jackson for kid
mapping DIR. Louis Shalars. Jewett fur
nished bond in the sum of one thousand
dollars. He said that Marshal Seleye will
also be arrested, when released, upon the
present warrant from Jackson, and { at he
will be held TO answer for cutting the tele-
graph wires and other violations Of law.
The election for Congressman in this
district hangs upon the result in Carroll
parrish. The opinion is that Morey will
carry the parish, but it is thought strange
that the returns are so late coming in
The Navy Retires.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Three vessels
of Admiral Mullany's feet departed to-day:
The Wansheitt, Commander r. r. Taylor,
for Nofolk; the Powhatten. Capt. j. Z.
Jouett, for Hampton Roads, and the Kan
sas, Lieutenant Commander Alfred Hop
kins, for Aspinwall via Key West and
Cuban ports.
Voting by Proxy.
Judge Collin and Mumford Mccoy, COM
mlssioners of election of Lafouche parish,
were arraigned, to-day, before United States
Commissioner Craig, charged with viola
ton Of the enforcement act, by depositing
ffty-three ballots in the name of as many
lawful voters, in their absence and without
their consent.
1t is reported that the British man-of-
war Bullfinch, which arrived yesterday,
will remain to protect the interest of British
subjects in case of trouble.
A Republican Judge Fines and I'm
prisons Two Federal Partfsans-
Kellogg Promptly Pardens Them.
MONROE, Nov. 7.-Lieutenant Hodgson
and Marshal Selye appeared before Judge
Trimble, and were each sentenced to ten
days Imprisonment in the parish Jail, fine
Of 500 and the costs of arrest. The SEN
tenee is being carried out. It is ramored
that parJlonS have been forwarded by Kel-
lOgg for Selye and HOGgson.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Judge Trim
BILE urges the Governor to recall the par
dons issued in the cases of SelyeIand HOdg.
son, for the reason that their conduct in
several instances was outrageous and on
pressiye. He says if pardOned they may
not get out of the parish alive, the citizens
are so indignant at their assault with pis-
tol on Mrs. Patterson, and other infamies.
The citizens will stand by Judge Trimble
in enforcing tie laws.
10000 Hearts Beat Happily.
In tO-night's tOrch-light procession, in
honor of the Democratic victories, 10000
men were in line, with one hundred Amer
lean flags and transparencies. The houses
along the line of procession were illumin-
ated, and the streets thronged.