The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
from Yesterdays Evening Edition.1


WASHINGTON, Oct. SIN compliance with the
request Of Secretary Belknap, made yesterday
upon Gen. Sheridan to detach q regiment Of
troopa from his department for duty in the South
that officer yesterday issued orders directing the
18Th Infantry, commanded by Col. Fabriand, to
report for duty in that department.
| The Secretary of War this morning received a
| telegram announcing that Elk companies of the
regiment under Lieut.. Col. Marrow, had started
for the South, and other companies viii follow As
soon as they can be collected.
LONDON, Oct. 8-The excitement in Northamp-
ton continued to-day. The author1ti. fear re-
newal Of the riot The streets we're crowded all
day with constables; large special force having
of artillery have arrived. It is hoped tonight
| further disturbances will be avoided.
| The coal miners in West Riding Yorkshire, re-
solved ON strike. which begins tomorrow.
| LONDON. Oct. 8.-Heavy bail has been offered
for Count Van Arnim but has been refused. Ac-
| cording to present indications the prisoner WILL
| in a few days, be arralgned before the criminal
court in Berlin, when the public prosecutor may
| demand sentence OK several years imprison-
ment.
A rumor comes from Paris that the French
| Government, as compensation for the recall OF
the Orenoque, will station the man-Of-war Kleber
OF Ast9a, at the Pope disposal.
LONDON, Oct. S.-Buhon in the Bank Of Eng
land decreased nearly half million pounds ster-
ling.
| ROME, Oct S.-Mons. Thiodolia, dignitary
| OF high rank connected with the Vatican, has
been captured near Frosinone by brigands who
demand a ransom OF $50. 600.
DaZaine has written to the Roman journal
IL Exercise, declaring that the moment to sreak
plainly las not yet arrived, but he will tell the
truth later, although With reluctance.
MADRID, Oct. 1t is reported the Carlist Gen.
| erai Iristany has died of consumption.
The Carlists have been defeated in the attack
on lgoalda. They lost many killed. and over 100
wounded.
PARIS, Oct. s.-Each party claims victory In
the elections. L'Ordre estimates the number Of
Bonapartists at Ia.
BERNE, Oct S.-Ruchontet has been elected
President, and Stempf Vice President OF the
National Councils of Switzerland.
SASTANDEE, Oct. SIT Is stated that sister
OF Senior Figueros is hiding in this city, and
warrant has been issu Tor her rrrest.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Oct. 8.-Last night mob of
negroes numbering about forty. tosk James Per-
klns and VIM. Rayenwood, colored, from Jail and
Of Mack Hill. 1t was done so quietly that few
knew of it until this morning All quiet to-day.
NEW YORK, Oct. s. The next session Of the
Episcopal Church Convention will be at PhiladeI-
phla. The President congratulated his hearers
on the success OF the Congress.
NEW foRE, Oct. S.-Rev. Thos Meddy ie dead.
Rio JANEIRO, Oct. IA dispatch from Buenos
Ayres, dated to-day, says: The Government has
assured Congress Of grant OF s27,oO0,G00 to
meet the expenses Of war.
slight engagement was reported outside Of
the city, which ended in the retreat OF the Gov.
eminent troops. 1t is rumored tina: negotiations
have been opened with the Insurgent leaders.
New YORK, Oct 8.-The Tribune sent a cores
pondent to Alabama to investigate the reports OF
outra.es on Republicans i'll that State. His first
letter, dated Montgomery, Oct, Sd. is published
this morning, and contains the following: 81
know nothing personally OF the condition OF the
disturbed counties"
shall so to tneu' in day or two, but as far
as have teen able to investigate, l haze found
that the Administration journals and Administra-
ton politicians have grossly slandered the peo-
pie OF this State.
The authors Of some of these SANDERS that
are destroying the credit Of the State and driv-
ing away immigrants live in this city, and don't
wonder they are treated with contempt.
The party press on both sides is very bitter in
their political controversy, but the Republican
papers are just IS denunciatory Of their ;oppo-
nents % those published in the interest Of the
Democratic party, and it is not true that the lat
ter have advised or do now advised their friends |
to resort to intimidation or violence.
They say they arc ostracised, but they pass |
through the streets without molestation or in
snt. and have the word Of high Republican |
officials here that socially and in business rela-
tons honorable men, no matter what their poll |
tics, are treated alike, except by few worthless
fellows whose society nobody desires.