, 1875-01-04
FROM ANOTHER coRnEsfoSpEyr.

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6teetai Dispatch to TIE Cht:aoo TRIBUNE.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 3.-So:ling las beon
heard OF tho TWO missing Representatives, one
Of whom vas abducted yesterday, and probably
ono more il Observation-Disclosures. ot East Fell
cinea, a,-w}lo left homo few days ago in sllG
to como down tho river. thinking 1t unsafe for
him to come in boat. This reduces the Ropub.
lcan vote from fl1ty-tnreo 10 tifty.
THE BrEAKEnsu1r.
The Democrats arc all IN tho city. Both par
ties have been fn caucus most OF the day, AMI
tllere is considerable lack Of harmony on both
sldas as to who shall be tho candidate for Speak,
er on tho Republican side. E1-SI ealer Lowell
and cx-Gov. Miehaal Hahn arc tho pin.
cjpaf candidates on tho Democratic side.
Louis 4. Wiltz, ex-Mayo OF New Orleans, appenrs
to bo nost popular. Tho choice 0. Speakers
Is regarded BY thc Democrats aa Of tho utmost
impeaehiua Cor. Kellogg and Lieut.~t2oT. Ail-
tome should mature. tho Speaker would become
Governor Ut sle State. butL BdcH ate confident
Of being ablo - effect tue organization. Tue
Tlomoosats place strong confidence in their fifty
tarca Rgainst City. and tho {tenublicaus rely On
three Democrats atsenting themselves, and ons
or t&o to suppor. tic 1tepubtican candidate.
AUMoRs or RAE0A1S AND GALE
fiji the mir 1t ia doclaied by some that Kellogg
has male reattangements with tho Denoc1 ata
Niltz for Speaker, and. consequently. for Gov
clnor, in consideration Of which he is to be sent
to tho Senate. This ssory. which has Hldo
circulation, does not appear roasonaole
Kellogg being smpeaehed, and Kellogg could uot
he elected Senatorpondlng tlle ttih rIochback,
who ts here now, declares that e will be admit
ted to l,is seat early in the session, and Ia that
event, such plan would prove failure,
THE CITY 1s yElY oC1Er
fn-nrht NIL fhh nSpifnmhHt h4it,r In
politicians. Most OF tic Republican lle.nhats
are assembled to~nteht III the S:atc-liouso, whero
they will probably rcsnain until the opening Ut
tho Houso Tomorrow Tney arc afraid of beng
-rcaded. and gua,dod by a force OF metropolitan
police. Tonight no one waa allnaed to enter
tho building WAC could be suspected Of Wlllte-
Loasao s!A}lations. Your correspondent, who is
BuFpectel OF nothing Of the Sort triad In vain to
ciFoct an entrnuco.
At c late hour Witt waa made the Democratic
nominee for Speaker. uiH choice was eventually
mndo unAuimous. Tho Republicans have up to
this hour, II p. u.. failed to come to an agrso-
nous.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 8.-In response 10 tho re-
quest Of Gov. Kellogg, Gon. Emory has ordered
tho disposition Of troopa Tomorrow In close
proximity to tho State House. state- Militia
Con. Hugh J. Campbell will command
forces Inside Ut tho State House. What
this forco viii Be has not yet trans-
pized. A body Of Metropolsans without guna
will be- tlere a. oonReryators Of peace. Police
ofacala state that tho Metropoltaus have not
been requested 10 occupy the State House -
soldiers.
Is ia currently reported tonight that ths
Thlse League laa been ordered to moet so-mos-
row.
GENERALLY sknxxs.
Nervous people persist tu talking ahont pros.
poets Of q row. but citizens generally nla!ntain
their usuat cotnposugo, notwithstanding the dts.
position Of troops.
PLEASURE TRIP.
Measrs. Foster, Potter, aud Phelpa. Of the
Committee, With a humber of
prominent citizens, went On an excursion on tue
river to-day to the plantation of Col. EdlngbRm
where they witnessed the process Of
suRAE-tnaking aud everything connected With 1t.
from cutting cane to packing sugar. Tia party
@aa snmptuoub1y entertained by Col. Lawrenee.
aud returned to the city at . ?. IN.
THE wAnAoTH-IEwFIL DUEL
3 of by agreement Of friends Ut the parties.
sLEEp1sa IN THE atATE-uousE.
The aQora OF tho Htaks-llo,!se Tonight are
socure[y barrieatled. except Of tue kovat street
a Conservative Was called tho,o
,Rtly ts.is eyonlpg hal q conversation with atr.
Luuell, aud WIS info! mcd ty him that the Re-
ruhlie4ns had folty members in tAs building
*,o wo.o there last night, aud who will remain
hero to-uiglt. There is also stroug force Of |
}olice III the building.
il In also rumorcd on tle streets tonight that |
THE RETURNING BOARD |
lad reaBsanlbiaI aud ooun.oi III Republican I
aembo,s frum the parish they roforted 10 the
legislature. This report, however, is generally
egarded ~ cAparli. Gov. Kellogg ia reported |
u having said to Gen. Emory that al uenl-
,egs OF tho Legislature declared by the
teturntng Board and all tAoas copteating,
1ould be- aaBittod to the Btate-Houss. Tie
seen, to think that onIy tlosa do
larsa BY tho Hesuluing Board wilt BE- admitted.
0EN. TA0DuTARD
I'LL command tha troops covering the Slate
luuRa tomorrow,
DURING THE EXCURSION
o.dsy 1t u atated that the Congressional
Committee were unanimous In expressing tie
pinion that tho report Of tho Na,utuiDR Uoeld
sunos stand. Tlsy belieYe lhe Dsuocssts have