The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-07
YESTERDAYS NOON DISPATCHES.

with the new government
The ex-King of the Two Sicilies has visite
Alfonzo and assured him Counts Carserta an
Bari will withdraw from the Carlists cause.
A Spanish feet consisting of three iror
clads will arrive at Marseilles tomorrow fo
King Alfonso, who leaves Paris at five in tn
evening.
Vice-President Wilson deprecates in harsl
terms the action at New Orleans He is re
echoed "Infamousr "a deathblow to tn
Republican party"
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The following tele
gram was sent to General Sheridan to-day:
| WAR DEPARTMENT, !
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1875.
To Gen. P. b. Sheridan, New Orleans:
| Your kilograms all received.
| The President and all of us here have full
confidence and thoroughly approve of YOU
course. VIM. W. BELKNAp, Sec. of War.
There is no probability that the President
| will issue such a proclamation as Sheridan
suggested in his telegram to the Secretary OF
War yesterday.
On dit, prominent officials here endeaver to
shield Sheridan from the storm of indigna-
| ton Of the country by representing that he
did not assume command till 9 o'clock Mon.
day evening. land General Emory,
acting under Executive orders, is responsible
for the military invasion of the Louisiana
Legislature; but the President is quoted
General Sheridan is on the spot and knows
what to do-his action will meet with Execu-
tive support"
Wilson is quoted: "The dispatch was
manufactured here Sheridan could not have
written SO foolish dispatch"
It may be positively stated that Sheridan's
banditti dispatch is genuine.
Sendte-The Louisiana resolution comes M
at o'clock
The House-Mr. Lamar, of Miss, presented
circumstances of people of Arkansas against
the invasion of their right of self-government.
Referred to select Committee on Arkansas.
Passed bill granting Memphis and Vicks-
burg Railroad right of way through the
National Cemetery at Vicksburg.
New YORK, Jan. 6.-The Times, in an edi-
torial on Louisiana affairs, says: For our
selves, we must say that the use which was
made of United States troops seems to have
been an extreme exercise Of power and one
for which the President, who is primarily re-
sponsible for it, must find it very difficult 10
show authority.
The U. s. guarantees to each State q re-
publican form Of government and on requisi-
ton protection against domestic violence. In
this case there was no recent requisition and
there was no actual Violence. The govern
ment called in troops in anticipation of our
helplessness and engaged their commander
in acts which have never yet been performed
by an U. S. army officer.
The troops did not aid the State forces;
they replaced them. We do not believe the
country will regard such proceedings with APP
prevail If it does. the consequence to our
system of government cannot be easily fore
seen.
The Hadlds correspondent telegraphs that |
Gen. Sheridan, in an interview with him
yesterday, said that he was going to put stop
to the people down there. The solution of |
the troubles is proposed in his dispatch of |
yesterday to the President.
He has not consulted any citizens in COM
ing to his conclusions If the Government |
and President will indorse him, he will settle |
affairs He proposed to put down secretly
armed bodies.
CHARLESTON, Jan. "A large fire occurred |
Ibis morning in Orangeburg s. c., destroy
ng most of the business portion of the town.
Loss about $500, O0O-with but little insur-
lnce. The Meroney Hotel, the Orangeburg
Ne,rs building, and all the stores on Russell
street were destroyed. The principal suffer-
BIS: Meroney, $4,000; Brigham, SIG, 900;
Mcnamara, $4,000; Cartwell, SIS, 900; Light
DOT, $4,000; D. Louis, S28, 900, and H. Kahn,
s14,O O0
ALBANY, Jan. 5.-Gov. Tilden's message to
he Legislature says that the debt at the close
iscal year, September 80, was ST., 491, ZOO,
moving reduction during the year of
So, 699, OOO
The Governor refers to the provision al
eady made for the appointment of board OF
i've commissioners to represent that State at
he Centennial Exhibition, and recommends
Moderate appropriations, which will be re-
uired to defray the necessary expenses of the
nd Ia <ho Ctoko d Aol~ |
art in the exhibition as will satisfy our sense
the greatness of the event commemorated
He recommends careful legislation for the
unishment of fraud and malversation by
ubljc officials, the present law being entirely
adequate to the needs Of the community.
[e takes strong ground in favor of local self
overnment. He deyotes large space to the S
nal question and national finances
Upon the question of resumption Of specie
ayment, he says it is quite clear that the
roblem ought to be worked out without cost
g the country anything like such disturb
ices in its business and industries as the
,erations Of the Federal Government during
e last ten years have repeatedly created.
The natural causes which affect trade NAV
foreseen, and all dealers can calculate
EN- with equal advantages in everything ex-
pit their own differences in intelligence and
dgment; but the action of an official cen
letting the largest financial operations in the
untry, and exercising dominion over the
'culating credits that are part of the ma 7
inery by which the mass of private transac-
ms are carried on, cannot but tend to Gre
} in all industries uncertainty, confusion
d miscalculation.
Of the Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Sixteenth
lendments to the Federal Constitution, he
IS these amendments have been conclusive
adopted, and they have been accepted in
ID faith by all political organizations and
ople Of all sections They close the chap
They are and must be final All parties
reafter must accept and stand upon them,
! henceforth our politics are to turn upon
estions of the present and future, not upon r
Use of the settled and final past. ~
The appeal has special from Nashville to-
int, which says that the Senate met at 1Ot
lock, and resumed balloting for speaker,
ich resulted in the election of Thos. II.
me, Senator from Hardin county.
sumors are rife in regard to the U. S. Sem FO
rship. The friends of each aspirant are
guine. 1t is rumored that the representa-
9 members will vote for johnson on the