The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13
POLITICAL On DIT.

Now that the arbitrators are in session and
at work over the Louisiana returns in New
York, there are a hundred and one rumors
cropping up relative to their action Iester-
day afternoon it was said that they had ad-
ljourned without taking any action, but dis
patches subsequently received show this to be
tallacious. Major Burks last evening
received telegram from Mr.. Zacharie
stating that the committee were hard
at work and had canvasse6 and COM
pared the duplicate returns made up by
the Conservatives, with the originals sent on
| by the Returning Board, and found them to be
substantially correct Most OF the parishes
had been finished and the committee were
progressing rapidly.
Significant, very.
4 private disp itch is said to have been re
ceived here from prominent Louisiana Rad
zeal, now in New York, to the effect that from
what transpired before the Arbitration Com
mttee yesterday, it was probable compromise
was dead. The telegram was shown to many,
but how much Of truth it tells remains to be
seen. One thing. however, is evident, and
that is, the rebellious "erowd" were happy
last nigh. over something. They appeared as
Jubilant as field hands on Saturday night,
and showed signs of much satisfaction.
The General Appropriation Bill.
There was some stir yesterday at the State
House, and considerable swearing in a mild
way all about the General Appropriation
Bill.
BILLY Viger, was chased around town, cap
tured, and induced to turn in the bill, which
was hurried to Kellogg for his signature
While in his office it underwent an examina-
ton, and it was found it is said, that Billy
had made mistake. IT was General ApprC-
priation bill, but not the one that passed the
the " cussing.
There is great anxiety to see Billy. The
members want to take look at him. and X ell
logg wants to interview him, but he cannot
be found.
There will be vigorous search for him to-
day, and if captured, he will suffer the full
penalty for his otfanse --.
From the Front.
Later last night the following dispatch was
received here from Mr.. f. C. Zachare. From
it, it will be seen that Kellogg, with his usual
amount OF trickeIy, has failed to send on the
returns of Bienville. Those taken by the
are now in New York, but those
IN the hands Of the de fucto are not to be
eund. Is this little game they are attempt |
ng: The telegram is as follows
New YORK, March u, 5:3J =. NJ
70 Major F.. A. Burke:
Committee in session to-day Frye is ex-
.OW.
No returns Of Bienville original or dupli-
ate, here CAvanac will be here Tomorrow
T. C. ZAcAKIE.
What Does IT Nenn>
1t is stated that, within the past few days a
quantity of quartermaster' stores have been
hipped from this city to a point in Texas,
hence to go direct to the Mexican border.
Departure of Gov. McEnery.
Gov. McEnery left the city last evening
or his home in Monroe for a short visit He
7ill return here in about week. This is the
rst visit of Gov McEnery to his family in
he last six months. His sense Of duty de-
aimed him at his post, where he has stood
rm and undaunted, courageous when Others
cared, and hopeful when others were de-
pondent and in deed as we'll as in name he
as been the representative of the people.