The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-04
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Special TO Vindicator.
Miscellaneous.

Special to Vindicator.
Miscellaneous.
Augusta, Ga, September l.-Th
trial Of the negroes charged with in
surrcctioD, was committed at San
dcrville. Judge II. V. johnson, presi
ding. He made y most fair and im
partial charge to the Grand Jury
cautioning them to diyest tlcmselye!
Of all passion, Of prejudice. and in
structed them to conform strictly tt
the law. The fact that those charged
with insurrcction, are those who were
lately our slaves, may influence thu
indignation of the whites, intensif,
their feeling Of insecurity, bnt they
are now free and entitled to fail
and impartial trial; the jury must
ignore the fact that the accused are
negroes or were ever slaves, and deal
with them as if they were white. liz
paid high compliment to the GOODNESS
and forbearancc of the whites, and
instanccd the fact that not Il single
drop of blood has been shed. In the
trial the State will Ike represented by
the Attorney General aud others, and
the accused by Hon. A. F. Alderman
and several leading members Of the
local bar.
San Francisco, CAL, Sep. Rails.
tors funeral was Of the most impo
sing character, Cavak.ry Church was
surrounded BY twenty thousand per-
sons that were unable to get in. The
ceremonies Mt the cemetery were con.
Quoted according to the Odd Fellows
rites.
Paris, Aug. 3l.-A private letter
from Egypt reports great confusion
and excitement there, consequent up
on military preparations. Troops are
being dispatched to the Abyssiniau
frontier; at the same time the Kl,e-
dive expects call from the Porte for
aid for suppressipg the Hergegoyen-
ian rebellion, all officers on flrlOuglls,
and among them Col. Long, have
been recalled.
London, Aug. 3l.-A letter written
by'a member of the Polar expedition
on the steamer Discovery, previous to
her departure from Rettenbork,
Greenland, says, after leaving the
upper Mark, we strike ont into the
ice in Melville Bay, which is the
most dangerous part Of tive voyage,
when We reach open water at the en-
trance Of Smiths Sound, we make
for Ca'ey Island aud then make
running survey Of both shores Of
'Smitls S"nnd visit Capt. Halls
grave at Polaris Bay and make for
our winter quarters. The Alert will
push on toward the Pole as fast as pos
sible and subsequently return toward
us, wintefing not more than 20 miles
from the Discovery, both vessels will
then survey with sledges; in the
Spring two sIe.lge parties will join the
Alert and start toward the Pole with
six sledges, one will return every
week, transferring its surplus pro-
visions to the others, when the ex-
ploring parties is thus reduced to one
sledge that will push on alone and
reach the pole by itself. Who will
have this distinguished honor don't
know, but l think it will Ike Com.
mander Markham, Of the Alert. If
this is done satisfactorily, and all the
surveys are completed We will return
home during the Autumn of next
year, and if not, VIC will stay out
FL winter; under any circumstances
we can control We will not stay lou.
ger than that.
New York, Sept. Judge Brad.
ley granted an attachment against
=, s STATE, in Tire s6it IT JOS. y. |
Hatp,er and James II. Galley brought
on bill Of exchange drawn bs the dc.
!endants on Rental bank Of London
tor r l5'WO which was posted,
San Francisco, Sept. 1.-The fiuan- |
clal situation develops no new fen. !
lures this morning. The National c.,m
Bank aud Trust Co., and Mercl,ants
Exchange banks remained closed.
Inc election Tomorrow begins ia
engross large public attention which
s frightened by contradictory reports
oe',eved to have political significance
Is TO the bank If California and the
Of it's resnmine. >' WV
new York, Ang. 3.-To.tlay is the
nst OF the cotton year. The follow.
ne IS the comparative cotton state.
1ent for the four days ending to-day
vet receipts at all United State ports
5I5. Same week last year 1890. To.
III to date 3.473,634. 10 same date
'st year 3,763,8l4. Exports aOlO.
anne week last year $3.50. Total tn I
ate 60,2Ol. To same date last wear q
,e2l, 424. ''0 ''''' '"' q
New Orleans, Sept. 1.-The price u
arrent's annual statement contains 9
! !e following: Stock, Sept. LIST, 1874 e
H1''' bales. Receipts total LIS. 81 t
~! Snores j,l6O,2I2. Stock on hand :,
40: Receipts proper 994,6s3 All U. I
J., ports receipts 3,466,A2. Exports -.
o O. 'B4. Stock Sept. lst, liza, iO9.. II
3. Stock on hasd to day 7l7.2.3 ="
; N; at interior towns 700. n
"ac,, Texas. Aug. 3l.-A duel was u
aght last night in the dark at A iiis. o.
nee Of four feet and weapons six IN
ooters between Chas. Carrack and o.
NJ. Turner. Three shot wero fred III
q Turner was killed. The figlt IT. ~
~ Nv ont Of 4 trivial quarrel. ~
Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. 3.-Dr. Patter. ny
OF the aylam where Mrs. Lincoln t'o
confined writes to the Tribune de-
'ng the recent statement that he me-
gwen certificate that she should ~
He did aav II n,;rl.t It'll