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THE _NEW ORLEANS DAILI DEMIOCUAT.
OFFIGrAL JOURNAL OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA AND OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
VOL. III-NO. 160. NEW ORLEANS, Til IISDAY, MAY , P0, 1878. PRICE, FIVE CENTS.
TIlE HOUME PASrEaE A RErOILUTION TO
ADJOURIN JUNE 17.
Its Effect on Public Iumslness-Fltra nRe
ulon Probablllltr-t-Thbe Iottery War
Whitaker's Action Condemned.
I itiIo1al to the I)emnorat.l
WASIINIiTIN, May 29. (onlltlary tit all ex
leetatI( (n i aln h calculation, tihe utlutls rest-ol
Jion of last night was beatnl to-liday iy the
defection of eight or ten Democrats ulnder the
lead of (!lylllr. of I'Pennsylvania, and ia reso
lttion adopted to adjollrn l.1toll 17.
This priatielilly sutrrendorli the control of
legislation into the hands of the Itadll'als and
inds the LDeiaw'ratie miajority in the iousoe
hand and foot. as far as rilltiietllg expl)dtll
tures is tnerl'erlutd. The belief Is that the
Henate will onllur anor d Congreito ss tTl iadl
journed'll .tunlle 17. but ill Itlat. oviint an extra
sessiotl is allllost Ill.'ittildb, unlessii the h ouse
reesdes from nearly iall its noii'sures of etlml
y)' and surrenlders iunconditionally on thel
army bill.
The I)m. nIotrunl. irelm demora, llElid attl it
the doelalne of the allec eus ' titl a l suotlitient
number to carrly the Hions on so importanlt a
ipolint as the (ltiestion oIf adjournmient. 'or
the list of boltersl. son regutlar relport.
iSpecills received hlor from New I irleanls.
giving an all 'olnt ofr the tolliflon Ilbetweenl
the Fourth ,l)lstrit ('onrt aln the ,Sperior
('rhilnal (llrt, tlcautses sloie eoitoenliilt.
T'lhU'l illelrsioin tliere is titat W hitakersi
our II is Iret olihttionarly iand canlnot be susn
talied.. Thei dloegntion ulinnninousll y d'
pl ore his high-iaidel action il refusiiing to
(tley tihe writ of higher et'iltit. ItiEl,.
TALK AIIOUl THiE MTHIOWIt OF DIl
TRICT ATI'ORNEY LIICE.
Inereased Expense Under His M1anale
nient - Alleged Method of ercurlnli
Docket Fees.
Ipoeelal to the IDlmoornt.1
WAsImINoIToN, Mlaiy 24. Tlhere Ii is iihll tailk
here I'n rlaltion t the iano nllier in whicth Lantey
has conlltcetattl thei affair's of his l)tmo. The
tost of conductinllg tbusinesil underi his moth
Itls texci'l'sl ver largel that of his lredo
C.~'sor. The einusi, of thlii al)ppa'nrs toI be that
he mnlilat+'s mliatters lfor Ills own to'iet itll to1
a 'onsideriablE' extent.
Among the ways he reslrts to. It is al
loged that lihe has ftrequentlyt e"iilimltedII a
jury for the sole purpe.llni of having thl. tdo
fendant plllad guilt y, las by this collrse lie is
enabhll to get tltll docket,'t fee of $210, whilh,
unlesis a ja ry is enipanoleld, hIIe callnnot receive.
The Atlit.irny Generallil Is salld to be fully
advised of LaIety'ys qutle'er ways. lit'r ,.
KEI't LETTER REGAHIDED AN A PIECE
OF IMPUDENIF,
Which ('an Have No Welght Anywhere-
An Adminlltratllen Manifesto.
1W 'AeIN eoecreN, Mnv 2¶. 2 'eost.mast or General
Koy's lett is t' h )(topei of gene'rall coenve'rsa
tion this temorntintg amnoeng politicians. The
Rtepluliclans (( enlinend it most highly, while
the I )emo'ecrats denouncen it as imp ulteint, andl
eltlare it to ie, aln lnlin'rect manilllfesto of the
lluhinistratiln,
In or(ler to sh.ow the varihlous opinions on
the' siubje'ct. the' views of Senaltotrs and Repri'o
I ntlatlve,s nlostly Sowt hern, are given. Seon
IAtor Merrimnon. whilo had not yet read the let
ti'", hibut unde.'rstood the principle fe'ature eof it.
saidl tihat it, comes with rat tiher had gramec fromli
Mlr. Key, and owing toe the (position heo' eell
pIes in relat lon to t he Deleloemrat i' party, ean
ilot havce much weight. It lh.)ks, in the Sena.
tor's opinion, like' an attllemlpt on the lpart of
the adltinise tiet.on to prolp up its title be fore
that title is assailed, which h e did not believe
will or can lhC deone.
lRepr'eselntative M Maholln, of Ohio, says
that it, will dot mlorel to 'ollmblllC'e Southern
I)e'nee'riat than anything else. iKe'v c'anno)t,
lead anything or antlybodly. I ceonsidler it the'
salvatioln oCf il gCww mlnil ny Soulthilern d(istr icts.
Mr.('lritt knden,of Missourl,reasoned Ithusly:
'ighht thousand dollars ia yoer i a cIt onsildera
tion. If tihait letter exprerss.es Mr. Ker's real
se'ntiments, I 'onsider it very impoelitic'. lie
I're'te'ndl s teo bellong to tlihe )emniocratiic part y,
and hh tii'n n eapls upoi )I it thle
liemost hllttr l11, ese. It will snlle''y Ibring rulin
ulpon him, for Ipeople will say that he soeld his
ptolltieal mlanitho)wl for a ('ablenet positioen.
Mr, ichllt'lhor,. of Texas, said': "Weli.
guess he was iulldoz.,'tl, His letter will hlave,
no weighlt anylwhe're."
Mr. Silngleto, ¶' Mhlisslssippl. speanks hii.
pieD.' as {0llows: I te'clsiderll thilet itter' ti,".
mollst consumaete lpiee('( fci inlipudecnc.e I I,.te't
over known ,to lee ee'rpetrated by a (iCaht'inet of
floor. That o(ine w tlo belongs h tlhe exCe'lltive
lhousehol should so far for'get hlimsnelf a to
entdeavor to influenee, legislailve action dlirrect
ly affecting his chietf is to the' last degrete'
il'presumlptluous and unwlWarranltel. l' isatlltellslt'r
(heneral iKe'y in not a+ representative' maln eof
the So(uth, and his i lopinions canl hilve' noC
weight upon the ' Southellhlrn mind.
lMr. Townse'nd, of Illinolis, said Key had
no influncel in tih lipart l. eand his letter will
pot afToot anything, not even in Tllennesseo.
1tI1 has had no standiilng in the' piart y since he
wen.t ove'r inteo thllce Inteitteel 'callmp.
Mr. lllstee, of Florirda, Repuhlicean, tloulghtl,
the lettelr wouhl have an excteCllhent. efTe't in tih
South. lie said it would se'rve to Iring into l
the Republican ranks a gocel many pelrsones
auxious to leave the l)enxe'ratic party.
Mr. Mills, of Texas I hlave e'xpectc.el somne
sulch letter to comnle out. Thce' leople of tihe
South are oppl)losed to reropenng this lques
tion. Mr. Key plre'sents the case very strong
ly. hut I think his letter will have more efiect
in tie North than in the South.
Mr. Vance, of North Carolina-. My opinion
is, that the letter will not affect' Socuthern
nembers. I tease' this upon opinions and
knowln views of e'very onle. that revoelutionu
hais never einterted illteo theCir mindis in con-
uecition with this invyetligation. Noblxxlv in
tends to dlisturb Mr. ltayes' title. ,but simply
to litay the truti h before the' pe'eople. If Khey
eve'r had any influence, his position has lost
it to him. and the people of the South will
c'onsider the lette'r gratuitoues.
Mr. Acklen, of Louisiana, svays Key.'s letter
will Ihave' no effect uponl tihet peiople' tif the
South; certainly, not eupon tlihe people of
Louisiana. I fturther think, tlhat he' is mis
taken in I)elieving it to Ic, t lihe inltelntin of the
Forty-sixtlh (ongress to oust Mr. IHayes and
seat 'Mr. T''ilden.
Key's l tter Defending Hayes' Title.
WVAIsaNc;TONc . M~ai' 29. The oent'cnt s l cif
Postcmaster Ge(ie'lral Key's lette'r was 1noet gen
elrally known here' until this lmorninlg. It hias
createdl a dec'ie,ri sensation, and is the solie
topic oif dii'lcussion this morling. Opinions
vary as to its protbablt effe'ct uplou t lie South
e'rn people.
The Commune--lts Cause, Its Demands,
and Ite Dangers.
WAsHINGTeON.May.2 ). The' Post this morn
ing, in an editorial heade'il "A Pe'ril to Face,"
says: The preparatioli n low being made by
the citizens of Chicciago and St. Louis against
the expected uprising of the so-called Cotill
munists challenge genieral public attention,
and suggests that ttlhre-are' in our midst ele
ments of serious social disturbance. We are
not disposed to sound unnecoeesary alarms,,
nor do we seek to magnify facts for the pur
pose of making a sensation, bt't rather to sur
ovoitng its Ingicg all its r tlilroiltotit'|..
At tho outssit, woe Sny Ihat ti I Idiscontent
of the lahorintg tast of our people has
rotihid a potit whi'rl it tan no longer ho
stf'l}" Ignoirld y thosei who aret-' rIponllill
f'lnr t ,, liltlh c· c ,f t l llio - he . tlif niss andI, i
thargoid with thie destiny of the cIountry.
What is klnown i crrll'lnll ithas as "!lthi
('llnll lllit ," lies no lt ap eartl,, t ftririllhlt
iin pointil of nultilos or in sclope of orgalniza
tioin.
Soo far as It has leillitolt exi'atnai, It standil
th il r ieprtose.titll v l of Il class oIf perlsonli . the.'
xliipotentt of a svstortn of thIoughts or the Pin
odllitont,l of a foiling which. Iingi forotidia
tlleo i t ihioriatlvos, l.tefl ltotl ipoi fith orlglti
zattim n of t(t ('h u'ottlitit an iipil,(itaLtce far be
yutlti its 'iown, int rinslitallv.
'I'l so ltwo Iltlltlonollt, aristo'ltnacy and pro
lotariat, havel honrIi isinti..gral ting olir sa1,lill
fiircl or ratheior polling in twopanit t. uitil ithe
lint of soptiratlon its ecomiing vlisible tlo evtry
ovo. Eachi pillls away- i t Its n dircttlion
linI dly. Tlhe arl.ltollracly ,lalmnlor falr moreii
r'iviliga lsand for ati inrloasod rogll:itr ariy i v
oi lsutain thIill. The plroltariat clihttor for
worlk, for irtadtl, ot flit a ltorl ul. liitaih d-ll
x'isio.i of thei gKiil t hiings of lifeo.
Thei c -porate piropoi t is of thli cotlllt.ry
have already plaseil intoi a few handst. inild t he
Itulotil iitato oft ho ptvtplt is raipidly foll.iw
ing suit, undtr the operat.lonof a coitritilve,
fanciful ftiiiivr, whichll tiitkoI iiltlo!y morttgage
Iithe litass.e an . enrichingl lthe tiow. tigts II)
dot specious prettns, hitas gina too fur now
tit be s'atiwelsflly disguised any tlongerit all
the people aIre at, lastl facie to fal ' wiih Ihi lii4f
dloaspillRri . Trhil i4 thle true miainllltg of the
Communlst Anitatlon-Apprehlenslonf of
WV'ARlitNr.tiN, li ay tLi The citnistit ttll ,
lagitation iln W, sttln cities haIs excited Iitt n
sidlrabll appre'ension in the minds of
has hoon frequptntly iiiiraseti during the
past work. The agitation Is iolig watchili,
and mistt relialii repirtt are tratsmittt'i
IoIre alitio't daily froli Chicago, NI.. Louin
beyond the lpoweir of the Ilal lor Startb i-
tllhitise to contlroll, tilihe gointral governlint
will promptly rspond to all proper lliands
for "assistanc0.
llIlern' National Convention.
INITTANAI'tIIIli MaI\y 2. I R.(It'i a iit i l\.
proteHolintgs tof t lhe National Millers' (Ic tvi
i ti obeganll at 11 tio'fok this mrliinitg. Th'
mornintg twas spent in hearing iipitas roittl i
various ilntro stilg tsihjct i, tiit lilttst v hlliun
iultngstll1wn, (.,).l n milling and.,l nilp!lmvi l
methods. 110 nh seribis the enethod pursue
in iatnufl.otu'rilig the nolw p'tiloc Ilioir, wtlhihti
Is att.ralting liclh attention with Healer. . aitnd
contite. The pii ll 'o ltesIl colltislt allii gra II al
the wheli atli is fi.it of all inihpt ritil t Iby ,Tii int.-.
thltn li gently lrushingIl or pollhi g. 'Tllh
first to1ittii a1iiShould hl by a fiial'
fiiit stone, spacedx atnodl t'uitiwvdiI with
an etlitor wlhtin. Thli gradutal ri,l, u
tion is prtinwttlrtl with : the minhiling
purifiled t|ihoroughly and i rogroilnl stvi'ral.I
timnes,, n ti1l branicl is pulrilthi , grolnd andIll
tbolted, givin tg as a result a higth gradot of
lwhe'at llitr. a high grade of midtdlinlg hll'.
and a high grade of bran iii liur. 'li'ta gradtis
canl thut be imixeid to any prc'ttntaget desiria
blet Inl proiducting viailttions olif gradti. Ite
wheat tlor anii the tid.thlitng flot'iv rted
tlotir.
After hnting the lia lncial report th toun
vointion adjournjirl. ii-ttiiorro'w ia fortiuli
reteptilon tyv ltih citii'tan committetii will taike
place', and an excursiuu aitd dinner irill ho
t -ili, iat. which ('ov. tHendricks ox t potdll
o deliver thlie alddless of w.elei.
Rhode Island icared by the Potter Inveptl
allion.
NEwi'rl'r. II. T., May 29. in the SenateuI
yosterday Alfrred Litlltiohli. of Lirnol, .
ofTored a reslution in regard to tI'h . relipe'ing
of the presiden''iltiIl ul'stioin, which deprl'rcto,
an'y xition IhokliTg tit this end In I he part ,f
( ongress.. Litt lelield repr',tsents .' o, 'f it h
largest manufacturing di lt rits in New IEi'g.
lInd, rnd is oii', of the leading and inllieritial
citizens io Itihole Islands.
A ronver.satlhii with Sirenator, s l'adu to)t h' e
hIiliof that the reeiluitilhm will I+. ad',pt'd
unatllllltirsly. A large nlllllmber were illtle'
viewed on tIhe sillltj't and nlot I1ne wII f 'mrin 1
who hd Iany objections ill vhtlllng firl. thh ' reso
lution whenever pr.llsented. Soverl'll 111Itlen
ti-al )isnue'rliate ei 'piressed theiemselvies ilo sed'l
to rlope'niug the l quj'estion d' lo l'rieii lnt fs
title, hr n1 State inll the I la . In their opin
ion, wouil suffer mor'e than ilhodeii lhill if
the dominant party i n thoellouise o' l'epresen,
tativ's survv,.hl, in arl.rying out, I 1he deIimes
of promini'ent 1)'nioi'I'rats in d out oif ('lo
The TWatkins Regnatta.
IVATKNl, N. V.. IMay 29. 'ITwo lracs wrl'
row'edl ye'.st'erday. . IThe first. at 1i p. I1l., was
for a pair of ours, bet.ween the Detroit Si4ul
lr.s, Nortll hw.sel'rn Two (.'rews, .i l AtulIinteiis,
and was won by Eustis an D )owns, of t lw
At.lanlta. who will noigw go to Eur'pe,. lTin
eight miniutes ife seconds; Ietrits,i seIonId
timo, eight. minutes fiftei'n si'eonds.
The junioir i eill 'race was. contr.itet l by A.
MiLafIf'A ty , of Wattkins; liolert. 1,armiin,. if
lnion Sprinfg (; a'rge' ( is al,' of ( iranluierciy.'
and A. Mie lIullen, of l'ittsbuirg. The ra'uii
was won biy ILaflarty ii lifttrnii liiiu.'s
forty-one seconds; Larllm seconld. M,-Mul
len aniid 1laisol failehd, l.ind the latter's boat
siuk.
Thlie events for to-dayl a'll first anll secondl
senior sculls. , Itrial heals; piurobablyt also, thlii
thlree-mile pair-onr- d mscull ra'e etl ween (Cur
tis aintid lliaveni, f the Norihwesterns', iand
('l1 tand Ciiipau.. of tihe DeItroit s.'ilers,
poloneldl frlom yesterdayrll.-, will Itake pllrace' to
day.
Decoration Day.
NErw VYiuK, May 29. To-mlorroiw will be
observe'd as ail double holiday, decoration dlay
andlll Ascension T''hurºd lay. Irito military lia
.aRllnt will e unusuaililialy ilmposi lng, and the
servic'es in the ev'nill'ng of a mtist intierestinig
chara't,,er. 'Trinity (hurch will honor tlih oe
citsion in ia fitting nmanner I y 1a perforrallnilce
on its chimes during I hi' dtcoration of graves
in Trinity ('hurch yard. Special services, re
lgi.ious and nmusimal, will Ie Iheld with a pow
irful orchestra, ltie two organI s a'nd a ve'ry
strong choir. There will le service's in tlh
fortioon at 7, 9 and 11 o'clock. The last will
hei high servic,,, when ltie musical prograimetlu
will be e'xceptionally grand.
(iGorgei \l ashinsgtlln (Camp No. 1 l'nit+ld
States War Vi'eterans, ant organization totally
distinct fron the, Granmd Arliu of thi e l.epuh
lie, will go to WS~t Point in the m!ornilg,
whllre, for thei first time, tli' grave s, of till'
celebhratedl deadl, including Ge,,n. Wintield
Scott and Custetr, will ,b deicoiiratd.
Two Conferences Proposed.
NEW YoRK, May 22. -A cable spe,'ial from
Lonldon says that an attempt is being maIde
toarranlge for two seriet'sof confermences; first,
a nilitary convenrtioin, in which the simiulta
neotl.s withdrawal of iboth the Russian and
British forces will Iit thn' sllubject of debate.
and the otlher, to be held in the fall, to revise
all existing treaties.
Statue to Mazzinl.
NEW YORnK. ,May 29--The statue to, iMaz
zini, in Central Paik. was unv'ilced with ap
propriate cetrenmonie.s this afternoon, in the
presence of a large concourse of people', many
prominent Italian residents being in the gath
ering. Mayor Ely made the speech of ac
ceptance on behalf of the city of New York.
M`ee & Chandon is coooling and refreshing.
HIE WRIIITEM A IE'rTTER DENOEUNCINE;
THE POTTER INIEMTIGATION
IEMOLIATION.
He Declares It to be An Attempt to In.Pat
lHaye., and lIreatens the *tht ll With
Civil War If they Do Not Reqlw t the
Movement.
.V x'itl l r!'i' N. liiliy 29 Ill lion otf t erlr trn ]
with aitnv offort to inl.tiat tr,,iie, Hayes.
P'os I t.aster ( bnliral !K.ty has,, written th hf, d
iowintl.g opln tettir i- toh' pil',, 't,' lof It : Sutit:
WATIINlI.lN, MiLy 'R, 1t7 'i
r'h circitmn s t rit c'is at i' lling It h l'' piiRRPIigi of
ithe ]Ilter , itsohltiun, to inv'atlgttiga thli' lI
ik'lid trao is I llt tho prlsiilt tiilt i tullatint itf
t 't.loethier w itll It t h lllh i i lll'q 'rt dlo '.Ir'.tiall'i R if
ant hinr l intlritl Iollct'i:tic rtlit liltia antid
j'iur ig li' t , f i i I ii,,ne thtll if tloth h tlli', lif
th, F, ty-ixt h ( ' nllr.T'l , s If! I'1 [ )tPll ( l!,FIlnaic lh,,
ittr ity ingfttl !t , ut,u itl ' idf ,,nt I lhlv, awi
innilua'att. M r. Tihl,,n.
"T h e t , tfl' o f Pl r - .i d . ,n t hl l a l y , w a <. .ott lI i tr
re vov iia l yv |, , h r ' t h F o rtyLfj ur t'h ( 1 o n ll l ,- i i)
th'V .i'li Il'rtin I th, I l'; , r,,l'iatrl ( n tntttilit In
undxr whit'h h'o wai- tliallt t' tlv 'hrted 'ltnt ,,' hd
aliul liiitluly ilu'unH'l'.in. "T- ll v ftlwrty-fif;t
ontuit-t IhRa- tnott f-rt ri-iiht tigi dii ute ht~i'
(,ItaIhi''. Ill flt tif Itl'' MiJiti t.i are ntiittiilgfu
ihtit'l,,,tt th n'l of Ihas tt ) quStt itlltn lh titl2 I f
Illy vi'tii'rtl' it ' llu l, Icntttin t , lti" iii t l ini "tit
htIl..'i ' Ilhr Forlty-sixtl h ( 'ogi~ l,,r,., will hi..wveli
more|:, riglht to ignore'. him awl i.to r,,,'tgni;,, hi-.
d,,featehd e-ont<.inif, Mr. Ti'ildon, tlhn Mr.
Hlav'.,s woubl hl liv. tot .,ld a fill, ,f .,t, i.,. ,to
th," Hureof ]{presentativesl ltlloltt ~lll , Ir III I i
I N 'llr rl ntl l . w h o m ll h e m lig h tl ,,,nll h h r t o h a vel};
lioln wlrolnl fullly" 1 ,d ,r fauI'I L h li] 'll" ow tl
TJ'he' hlinlrs iln this dr,,rlatle'.Lh i'ttemp.lt !,
AlM xio nh n iz , o u r in i t uc t ol r ,,I v ,,lly ~lt hl lln t
Ulotll lh., ol:,h Houl h toi furn l'h thll ,bilk l ,f
t h t I i n, e' r a t i, ' m a j , ,r it y i t t h , , n r t Hi i ,u . , ,
,of H{oprles,,'ltatllves, ilth Hllalte lb'ing adlrwlly
scOi~cl l l'l'd ]{,illi wlll wil' l tli lhon till.' t IliL;t.lll Il'll· .
w hit'h No nil ' ('l'll illl I rin 'l' r ill ]I'Goo l 1 l 9i l . 1cr
anld thei mannierlo inl wllih lheilr prqomlises all~
cotl lfort w,'r'O f lll]ibd, , ! lls thle utillorl ,
p l fo r t o.[' li j | i l a I r e l' u t io n a ly m ol l v e m l n
wiLhl.' ,l i e'ataillty thatl wheln thi. in,,vltall
h,,u' lartl! ,,,in,, thy will ai.gain I, Fl
ulllfai..h,,l anll alo. nel;, ito nll#.l th,, or ,.O ' f r [-.l
thl, N,,ith ,tn,,. m,!or-. uiital lby thi,. attl+m lp
to rei v l. an- |i u whoil. WI ,!' tilt blornef lt wasf or [ .','.,
by, publ~if, .,iiintio ulpo, al) unl lwil~lngl (',ti
gZ",ro ; inl thi. dark elay,.,f Igebsnalry, I1';7.
wholl civll war ,,v.r tlh, ,]ispuit., .,l,,tlion
wa'li hmnl inillnl nill p tiatl' !e, trainlh,,i fol th,.
saf,,tyr lH.'luhliran institutioins~he Ill, u4t~h
unliitho Ilt aw whih h Itdh parir!b, in I o nlrit,.
anlii,,l l, hilt now t h li I{,lepreslnl tivt,. fr'oml
tht, Solutih rni Stat li ,w. ,i!th v.,r) f,,.w. o.,ptlion.i .
halv,, jobv+l i a syn-vlllr l at .ihwsevrt thio r,
whih~i lt,. lthani t.w yiarl' aici it wa,;l .lved!
(lr'ailt thnl ill p mitt,! nii t hilR |mqiluto ilimy
aill !the Stat1,. nwl inl ailpdp inting ,.itiznli.. 1
u,!i.',,ill th ti, utlh ilins ,tad oif .t IilllZ rl . Prio..
id-iil iliiro, liei hil di,.,liirg!,d hii. ,o.nitiltl-i
tionalll dutll), ,1o>÷, t hat t,. nati Hout,. !l hiei'l Reprlt',
.,litatih'., n l r atemtli'nil i gl t, iiivil lintt, hiii
till,, whih'l !the) e'.tabdilishd. r wil! it justif'y
therli ill brlltining the counltil') agaiil lihte dunl
gar'l o.f elvil war ill It|h, lTort, to !I!IeatL him~i
andi inantoiratl. >Ir. Thibli'n
mentoii si ,risis ili i1,s hiish ry" wil!., 1.;I. T1'o
iliolri.. lli, ir,.lelt v+nwlinl,! ,f Itmir Repr,,
.+,llntailvt, is lt idlinit thi,,Irillh ,f tim+h illh ttg .
t hat 1 ih, . .paytp of Ih Siu, b€ll ii e nioth, iing. forl
thia w,,lftil o t~l h,, lnionll, ihil., lir downfill
of' lih rep, hlelh. ||l wo bid rjin,+.. 1to f... it
agiinll inv-ol\ved ill eh'il wall. If lhieir lRepr.,
seltltiivesf hiav nt, ii r l,,fh.,hl! their f.,,liimiiinll .
as. I Ihliev,, tot bt thie .'l o,. lith ll thl, p ol., e
inl thli. I",.il -sixth ('onig!r,',., tli+, fifo r pr'-i
,.,,illd Iby lile whio will d.,!'+,t t1hdistill.r ..r
i7.iI ionl of' ourl publltdh i! t ituil J.ion .
Tl do .lthli. lithe" mliy be onspel~l-'d inst
liltbepend ntii of th1. Ilernoerat+i'lc ipatity, l{,'..,it
!,veltl deii nlltl'teo thi inaild ilt" of I),inm~
partylashI.t. ()lit wlbvhi. ilniI thi. otlhi.r inl
.lpii'd by mill whol ,.i.,ll willing to tellillgte
lit, wtelfarel di thi, cntrOlly alll the tab[.lility
ofl rtepubldbiii inl.!ituiions!. for th!, .llke of ire
veng li on .l th,,ir plditi,'al Ltppinni,il aniid ili thli
hoi e olt, f ,ilv'!lh,. t hr, ,%. le ;of vi,>!ray.V if [;i
.'ould lio! rei't'.i. lti, €'I1,1uu (',rlnrlla d t~o pas.s
them Pt'*!.t" r,,outioJni !uiinlili, ih l airll with
..ill d.'ebat, hiow will t, i,' bt. blhl in lthff i"<r
ty-s.ixlh (',tlirllsf to rtTsi.Lt a i iimiflar cornii
Inaiiii lt ign!or' ,lMr. Hlayes as. P'resihlnt alli
irt,,ot.niz, M Ir. Tildln.
It Is, therefor,, the duty of the ,outhrn
ipeople. toiafirl a crownirng ev'id,,nce tol thlir
,renwed dvevtion to the U'nionl, in which they
now ,njoy +,very right of citiznship and ar+e
sulibj ,'it Iti nio rst' t i rictioils. I y srildinlg el'pre
sntativ..s to th,+ Fort.-'"sixth ( ii-grets'i
pliedged ti rtesiskt at all hazuaid I he r',vhlutini
;ry ' seherus of the nmisehief-makers, who s,..lrn
to have gained .ntrol ,8'of the' I f ha'Ipr',- 1
u'sent ive'S of thei I,orty-lifth ,'origre... 'I',
thi r14 nd the people" in ,,very district
shioullli 11'0t putlli'ly, organize'/ anld resolve
to sulpport. nio pwrso. fIl ('rongrsgs who
has given aid to this loveolentt and who will
not plledge himself to -ustttill the title' of I'r's
iWentt l11ayes dulring the t''lln for which he was
i'le,<tA'd agaist.iall itt rnpts at its ,overthrow.
(Onl ill this way cani a grave daIling'er to the
publlic he avertedt a)d 1 ionvintcing prootf I,.
givrlen that the coifidel c lll.iii' was niut mtisplac'ild,
which 'l'resident llayes manalifrst4'd ill the
Sou"lth, when he' withdrew thl' trootps fromrl
the, State-lItlusi.+s inl South ('aLlr inii and IL tt
isitalu .
I have spoken plainly, earu'nestly, for I
feael that I shoull be unworthy to re'res,.rnt
the Sou!th in t he' administration were I to re
main silrent now. I nvited to t (e Cabinert as a
Souithe'rn tian, to se' that justic' was done to
the South, I amn reiquireil une'ithetr to apolro
gize' for mly rwcord nor to disown mny political
principles.'t It is n ldutvy now to warn the
people of the Sollut of the danger whirch
thlreatensiLS the country('(lt. No Inan nI''( hope
that the s'cheme'ni of the men who havxe on
gim 'nrarl the' mrlv'i'ttn'lt to unstt'eat 'r'sidernt
ifayei s canti ' ,e arried iout witho(,t a Ib ,lly
civil war. To avert this danger I confidently
rely on the patriotisml and honor of the peo
pleit of tiy native setion. I). . K ra.
ARGENTINE REPU'BLIC.
Attempted Revolution in the Province of
Dante Fr--Defeat of the Rbels.
New Yi' .x May 29. La Plata correspond
encet to April 21i says that, the' long-talked-of
revolt of tlhe ('onchiliatiroists againstt Gov.
Orio.ndo began Sunday. tihe' foulrtrnth of
April, at S.;lnta FI+', c'apital tof thi Argentine
province of that IIamI. )ritndo rce'ived
warnring that the hiour of 11 p. mn. ihad tien
lix'ed for the outbllreattk, anid his soldiers were
on the allert in the barracks.
At the hour natrled a nuiltmber of riokrets and
fir.eballs wxirei setin to ascend, andl al lroost iml
mediately bhilics of horse.rmen d;ashted into the
great square, shouting for " Cr'spo and Con
illiation,," occupied the crity, anti mlad a fu
rioul attack upon the barracks. Oritndo,
Beeyo and Lugaia were at thie house of the'
first, but when they heiard the row th'ey
rushed from the hi ,use and crept down a
back street to a church, whotse iron itdoor was
op'ened. to themn by a priest, and they quicikly
clambruteld up stairs and took refuge behind
the parapet of the as.,tea, whire, in much
trepidation, they awaited the result of the
light.
All over the city fighting went on through
out the night and next day both in the streets
and on the flat tops of the houses, but gradu
ually and surely the fire of the Remingtons
dii o thei reel'sih fromti thair p|iiititni, ind
finally, afttr fl ti hinri' stringglinlg, they II(1
fr nl thn town lea.ving twenty -oner kilhiil and
fort.y wmniinald Ichilul. Ninit waltllrs. wornt
kill' and nvoral w , tloild.
The ltadr of t'he reb',l. It riansh, was shot
throuigh hioth lags,. andt wits av\-dtl only by tih
devotiobn of his fiollowers, who hIrte hint off
hiilplbss fron tho strife. When all dlangert'
was over(oIov,. (OriIndII left tih friondlyv shelter
of thli, clhurc roof parap t awl torik the, c'oin
iuiand. A ll ticrh irorgnt. ideail wer c.'arr'ie.
ofT and interrid in a dlitich.
TIHE EASTEIRN MIX.
THE PEACE IF.ILINI. ILE.M RBOIYTANT
AI'iTItIA'S AltTI-Rl IAN EIIIF
ONATRATIONS.
Anqwerm to the Informal nviltatlons
Awnited Before Inmuing the Formal
Notes.
Lio.Ni.no , M iiv 2. 'I'li' 2 ia pacer fr, llrin I not
ui-u -o ioiyani t ti biiiny it it was yeste'tAtlay'
Illl naSi ln.a, is ea'H llul'd ,y lilt at rilrn'lt ('hangellll
in the aittitilo of Austria. 'hil England
agrnI''' t tithe, Fi cigris. Austria n mtaking
di'iliinstrat iolls unfavor.aII .ll'' to Itusia.l
Tlb' IPll "o bll uh -ll'. tlarf larlin iorropond
ciii state'' that the frtimal lnvitattions P.atttend
the c'.oii.gre'ss will ie' li'issll l ts soon ,I all the
lpow(." hlav answrIIW l'I h. ' liTnf'rnal orinlllll
nirntions in regaºrd to til, into andi other
parti ulars of, the ull'.'i.hilg.
Illimarrk Advlned Not to Partlcipate Per
Permonally in the Congren..
IiNiii oN, May 29. A diipatc'h In 1i,' Iat
11,1i I; ,,', fir. from iterlin, says lrin ,. Iliz
ntairlk has i'nii advisdi by hits plhysiuian
nit to take p, irtl , in th' iongr't ss, as il rsonal
ntterliane", might proves too erxiting anl Ia
boriouls for hWi inl the prse11t ellndition of
hii hoalth. It i p~robablle that h'' will af ond
formal S11 , ilti n to tihe' proo llngs.
Conference IlNflultlei- ('haneeC of a ,et
tlement on the lecline.
'ulnvov, May !i. It is asttvl' o.t h", vcry
heat ni.llthority hat llnia and lnghtnll haty
n i' eptii tiei invitations to the aonglan s to ba
ih'i t'l ii li t ii n.
i'ruuvious diispnat'h i fi 'iintg tl i dat i of inr'i
at'g Inti.t lin'i l I I ll r prerna ltur', s tIhe preli min
alis r- i,' ,till ai l't di-i us'iion Iloth itiligs
ril, e hibitit ig I livlv I,,r1· , to .rive at
gonn a onhluaion, a.d t ur1'" arl many appr
r'lit affl'rts lving put forth to thnt (,tl, h.'t,
thliie are I 'iasonl for bTi lu' virng tint this is
"lii " n ias .r 'd lh'r, ah ld while' diilomanii tists
art, l'vish with th'ir i honeyd wedrlr of pl.ea.,
II.'. is thIa r h'',a will to i,. co l pr.if.ill s u',itiig
high, iibut hrw'l -.,,i vir. nd t ho,.i i ,.at ili
iteported Hitch in the Conference Nego
tlationn.
Lovii N. Mlay 29. it is iuirrntiv repiri+it I
that tIhr+l' hl I 'bern a rI fltp rarv su.plvsisir o
'if the .rngress negotiation', aitl that ('unt t
Sirhorlvalff isI awaiting filnal illstrull tionlls froil I
St. I'etersburg.
Popular Feellng In kulrla The Congress t
Only for IDelay.
I Ni iDoN, May 29. Advici's from HSt I'eters
buri anl Moscow inlirat4' that t.h piuopIii iar
foli giu in I ussta is not, at, all ini 'liri to r.'
gnrin I he rrI'l't tug of tIhe (cogrosas anythinr I
Lot, a postpoinenment (if the inevitable conflict. i
l'Tho fe.'l i tng is Sir et ri ig a nid tti' a nx ie'ty a nuIl rig
tiho iiritirsof thn Iussian Iin rital hrank, t
not withstaltling its timbarFrasful conditinn,
have loanlnl I he Mosco.w rniiser'r co.nllmission
i ht' surn f of $I U, h t", without intrtt. ftor the
pI rpos] , ii' thIle eqipi 'Iint, of f+at, v'ousa ls in
An'eri-a, ito bo ulisrd aigainst EnIglisth com-ii
nucre,. This siurn is und,,erstod to olo In audi
tiin to provionus loans. arnd thorl is rasn to
el, it,.+ that., altogther, not loss than $5 u0,.
t0t in all ll il h, tihuns isp, .s of, in ,t. I i'ters
that t iihe r ngrss is nt ly for t h purpose of
giving toim, furt I i.ngland to intriasa hter
at rteng ti 'itn ln . a ld that, it, shihril hd ie h s
-.n
sia s rule to pofit .; the dlahy, incr+,asiing her
"mfn.si ve sir,,ngth at sona.
McIhouvaloff to Return to Mit. PeteraMhurg-
Ilnatleffr to (Jo to RpBerlin.
Ii NOnN May 2i. A it. t-'eP'r--i-urg peu'i al
sa}Is ('Iiuni. Slhouivalouiff is exp'ted tI return
ti th linu.iian epitial 'after the neigotiatiouns
I at Loruto itr'' lh'nishi'd. Thor i i no hope of
Trin e (;ntartschakTiff truing able t'igr ti lorlin,
sustituiti. -
Ani.trlia'm Agreement Withl Ruqal for time
Occupation of Bosnia.
irONi.iON, Mluy 29. y iIn occupying i'he iran
ubtian water front' aia.htndioiiind by the Turks,
Auntria only fulfills the sereit urndrstandingir
that she has hadt with RIssiar for several
wi'nks )priparatiry to the ,'oupation of b sm
tia. 'lthin mIIovo'lrrI'rits of Austrian troops
lic lith le rtcon :ient at St. I'ehrsnburg.
Movements of Runsian Ofnilerq and sean
men.
Nr w Yor iR, May 29. .Anrother dltr aihm,,nt
if Itsi ia ls llirtlrs arrivied in toiwn last lven
ilng fron Sourthwest Harlsir. It conistists of
(rCoimanrder L. Iomrnn Lieut. Charkmiern,
sub-Lieut.Shulz arwl Midsthipman iBrauseran
icomipanied by Engine'rs Slavinsky, (oucha
loff, l'aolnff Mustatin and IrenotT.
I(lo mnnatinder Lorini'n (olnimrnands ono divlsion
of the ships' crews now on board the (;imbrla,
and his presetne' in New Yoirk shows that the
tirnm is drawing nmer when he will be in pos
session of a cruiser. All those oflic,'rs s+em
,lated at being emanclpatid from th., tedium
of Southwe'st Hlarbor life. '[hey spent the
eveninrg in wandering abouti the city, rejoicing
in the absence+ of any Mainue law, which,
though convenient Ihn insuring tih goo)d coil
duct of their seamen, was fuLnid to be irksome
to t ht'Isel ves.
Whrn asked where they were gioing, the
Russians quietly shruggtid their stiihoulders,
and laughing.ly prorte.sted ignoranrrce. Judtg
ing fromi rin or two expressirons that were
droippedi, however, there is every rea-ron ton
holitovw that the party will hbe fimnd in a few
days at Cramp's ship yard in 'hilai-Iephia.
There are rnow seare'ly ont-half of r the ,l'rs
who rcame acrIoss the .'eian in then ('inbrhia
reminiiinig un tthat vessel.
ENG.,AND.
Political lignlficance of the Proposed
Naval Review.
LoNiriN, May 211. -Th- great naval rviw
at I' niri-tinuth, which will shortly he hield,
will h.veit' a certain political signitiiaric' . It
will bhi a dermounstratiun of the miost imprsing
striength tof England on the seas, and all the
nations will hte challengal to ri'gard well this
mranri festatirn of offensive and di.efesiver
power. !
SMEXICO.
Beginning of The Lerdolgt Revolution.
SAN ANrNi.oo, Texas, May 29.-- A dishpatch
reio'ived to-day says: Eight hurrinred revo
lutionists are just outside N. w Lurdo, on the
r'ght hank of the Rio Grande in Mexico,
preparing to attack the place. i'i-draS Nie
gras, according to the statements of Mexican
I officers, is also in danger. This is probably
the beginning of the expected revolution in
I favor of Lerito de Tejadla and against the
government of President Porflrio Diaz. Eseo
Sbedo is near New Loredo.
THE HABEASCORIPUS
All Night Session of' the
Fourth District Court.
JUIDGE HOUSTON COMMITS HI1
IBBOTIIER TO THE PARISHI
PRISON FOR CONTEM PT.
Sheriff Houston Released by
Order from the Superior
Criminal Court.
T'Ihl Writ of' Ilhihai C'orputs Sus
pe'nd'd---Thlie Libert ih's of If he
People (' raliipilethd Il:ion.
(Gl:EIT' EXC'ITEMENT AlL OVER TH'iE
rCIT.
ImnrlSing Inldorselnent. of .1ldge Hion1.
fon'- C'ondulct fly All the Ilis
trict J.dnlgs.
At half past 2 o'clwock last. ('l'uedlay) night
l.the Fou:,rth District ('Court, was openl.l by
.lidge iHoulston, oil the application of Mr.
Hamlnltla. counsal for A. Agosti, who repro
asnteil that his client had been rearrested by
co-mmantn of .Illig Srlnitl.. filrl violation of act
No. 9. anil was then. iinearirateld in the Par
ish Irison. I1' prn ye"l for a writ of haben
orp..L's (oni the criminal s}wriff, ernneIlling
that, oftiir to prod ic, the prisoner in the
coourt. at onl. Tie orlder was grantIll by
.fdlge llostonti at once, and the deputy s..r
inf of tcur tlt. iaxcorallnlaihIed by A. iaiitOIla
and a reporter of the I iEM)i'RATr,
F.iAIRE) T'iri 'i uAtlrsFI 'RiON.
whtere they floundall so v.ery qlilet, that they
hadl tia make' an !iunl.ial noise ti) rouse lip nill
or two of the inmatesi. Soinme ,subordinate the,
ing att. length awakenCI. in his t.rn aroused
fritom hi u siu. br.' M r. liruning, the keeper of
the Parish Irison, onii whotli the pereaptory
writ of fludgl e Ifostonf was servied. Tlhis
g'ntifnan. afte'r piarleying or albout, a
lllatIrtr of an hr Ii, at length opened the
balrrerl doorl of ti.e plrison tlo the ldeullty
sherifTf ard ' oi.nsli and iaskedl a delay of
half an hour to nenl for Sheriff Ilouis
ton., without wiihose consent, hIe said that
ihe could noit, 'liver tihe body of the
prisoner. ( ounslor a rnbola 'reanrkedl
t'o I ii thalt, t hi' writ was peremptorry andlt
that, lithe body of tht prisoner had te be dhliv
eriel int4i.intir 'fo thi Mr. lirulning replied
.that "ih had irdli'r" aril couild not. dliver ithe
prisolner without. ith consenit of thie storifT.
WhV'repon t hnol'puity sheriff mrifad t he return
pubiblit hereaftler, and the party repaliro.l
top t h Ie hourt I I it ri t (couirt, whierie a rif urn
t, tihe writ wa, readl, nccirdling to law.
f;hE n'i r' FIiarrTiN Ai'I'EARiEI)
St .2 a, inll. If astaol thaat ho held an order
fromr the juidg of the Superior Crniinal
(ourt that he culI rnot, li.,stbey, andl that
was to hold the prisoner. lie asked dllay to
cotinsult with icoi.icnl.
Attoirney SHalilllla objected tot his a-king in
di lgigence fro mi tih celnirt hfore hte Itlobeyedl
tIch order of icoilirt and proluced tihe pirimtioer.
.liiirge fIiliodtio rulued that ln judge hail
the pour to cllunte'raCt at writ of hlabeasl;
corpus.. .
htrhriff irllstol n rirnurked. Mhay it. plee
the. court I am chief exesitive ofliervr of the
Sul-ri-or 'rt r.ual CI urt. anld I musI t Ioby its
RSanirbla replied I mrrove that, the sheriff he
duelared in coritemipt tof this ciiurt, and sen
tencfdlr acuordinglty I will see ttat.lln neniugh
h' ,iassirblledl ai a p iss', m i rn tat lu tO have the
order of tihe ouirt enforc(led.
.fudge IfiHoustonri: The law is very porernlf
tory. i[rthe judge here read the laws. If the
sheriff decline to give lup the uprisoner, he
mlustt go to prison himself.
The tsheriff answhrod that. tie had received
orders from the Superior Criminal Court nrot
to surrender the prisoner. If he disobeyed
this order lJudiige Whitaker wof lild suspend
him from oifice. If he obeyed the order of
the Foiurth I)istrlct C(ourt. he would be sent to
prison. lie thought, therefore, that he ought
to choose the lesser of these two evils, and he
would therefore dciu'lln, to sulrrenrler the
prisoner.
fudge i'iost'ri thin issinmed
AN ORs)Ei: sesIl)INir THIE (fitIMINAr, IrE.tiiF
TO I'I:tSON,
until hte should cimrlply with the iorder of the
court. and producrl the prisoner.
Mr. Samtrola then remarked that, although
this order was a vindication of the authority
of the rcirrt, the mere sending of the sheriff
to jail was no relief to the unfortunate clti
zen who was imprisoned. What wans thre user
o: the writ of haheas c(orpuis if the prisoner
remained locked up It was virtually abol
Ished -a dead Ietter. lie therefore astked
that the judge should demand (if the Gover
nor force, If ne. ss try, to Inprduce the pris
oner in court.
AT TEN (i'(u,OCK
yesterday mornring the court again opened
and the case at issue being callled, Mr. Dal
sheimer filed an application asking for
A I'POiSE COMITATU;S
to proceed to tih Parish f'rison and demarnl
the body of the prisoner Agosti, confined
there. The order for the posse was eliqminated
by the Judge, and one substituted therefor
directed to the civil sheriff, commanding him
to proceed forthwith with his deputies to the
Parish Prison and take therefrom the bodly of
Agosti, to he produced in court.
Mr. Walsh, deputy civil sheriff, then pro
ceeded under thi., order to the Parish Prison
and demanded Agosti. The keeper of the
prison replied that he held the prisoner under
an order of court, and refused to surrender
him unless overpowered by superior force.
Deputy Walsh returned and reported this,
and
A CONSULTATION
was at once called between Sheriff Handy and
Walsh nnl ot what acltin hihriil ihe ttikt.i fry
therm In the rlatter.
'I'h'ey finally tirelded !o
(sinN ir,'r (OriV. a il f Fi ,'
and proeerided at arncr' to lth Stititt,- 11ron'' toi
get hit opinion on the eubjectl.
Inl the cr.irt roomrr tlrrr'' wans urlito an im
pIsilng night. ,Iuldg'v 'Ins ,t,, Monorrr, toger~s
and lilghtor sat. with .lJudge ,IIonston tfl
opeln (tollrot, to suirtain l y.tlheir inorl c'tvunt-.
nalrt Uthe dignity of the fourtrh Il ftrirt
(;ourt anol Indorse the aetlon taken in the
promises by the honorable jwlgr.
IJudge IlouistIn addlressed the nnernilyV,
saying that tihe p.resreunr e f his hMIther
judges was simrpltv rn assist hirn in the eon
for rrinent. of his juiris.dictiin.
Th''n ourtrooln was thrrongaed. (Old lawyers
ga.n.d with prriofoundll rerspteit, atthe spectaclre
of this anugust trihunal oif live enlig teased
jludges, det'rmined t. asustain thie law against
any (idri.
Mr. I)alaheirnor offered the ,rder dirr'ctel
to the civil sheriff. lrdering hinr tri prtrdulp
instantly the (srlay of said Agatili tbefore the
court by virtue of the writ of ihabLas (orpuis.
.Tigf hlousten orderer that the writ Ire
grannttl, and rifies'tei a rildepot y sheriff 'o
call Mr. [anrly hefoireI tieo airt n snoon as
ponsihle. T''he deputy stal.Itl that Mr. landly
was not in the oftic F and that. hi crhitef deputy
was now obeying a writ, of hIi(lrm. rorpnr,
dirented to, hibm by Jdiilrgr Whita ker, corn
lanililng him trn I prodr..' before tie S pellriort
(C'rimninal (oert the hoily of trs. .). Ito sttiln,
crimi nal shoriffT
Mr. Walsh, deputy shieriff. inr tlheasonla.ce
of the sheriff, went hirlisel.f llr1ong toi try. if
possibln, to f.xeciltfe pnarrlvl V ih"' rlliaillrth' or
the Fourth I)sltrict I'orirt.
Should the order he refused thre 'shoriff in
instructed by the court to, rall il l his derpu
ties and proced to sur'lll tie i body if said
Agrost, by forir', if necessarry.
At half-pant 2 o,'clock Shtriff Walsh. Inl
pre.rsol.r of a crrrowdri) adl sil'enlt clrrt-r',nm,
reald his return, as ftollows::
REaRIFIF' RinRN' IN.(i(.fSi) I i.f'i.( O(.F 'THE
ORiR OF fi41:Ec4 ( ol lRa.
RV, 'lvel May 29, i<a, arlil Immeirliatrly prmo
erlfed to the Palrirh Prisonr aNl drImr nded of
,amin1 D). islloiton, erimiinfal aheriff, tre body
of the relator herirn. A Agiti, andr riadl to the
sail criminal sheriff tlih withini rrder ot this
hontortabinoemrt: the said crimiarlr sheriff re
plied Iilt, he wnrl inot otny saii order, and
Ihat hr would forribly rr.i-! 'th Ihexputlon of
the tamnr, I dlo not helieve that the rregular
force ofI teh civil sirrif.' ,m'iik wort(l he sua'i
ciert t', fior .an entrirani initrtthr Parish Prison,
Ileturnld samelll it y.
WILLIAM W4LRFH,
IfiDeput y Sheriff.
Whenlir the rr'tlrrln wrias heard the asse.mbtrld
mufiltitrlid, by signrificant lllrnrrurs4, evinroid a
strongr inlinaltion tr, P ,e i'rrrrdii'd as a posse
ill or1er to r'exi:lft' t tih writ rof hariitlr,; I Irpius1
Judge Ioirntrr tiun re'rnmark'ed ttlt an the
authority of his cour t had to supportrrd at all
h.,.anralfs, he worrl, orditr the following writto
issure forthwith:
WRIT FOR A Pril>V r".rMTTa'r'R.
Sf',irh f listrit f'rlur t f ,ir Iii firi'm h i iof (,qr s..,
State of I.,nrlianna .r; rel. A Ar.oAti vs. Ja. D.
Ilouston. Cri minal Sthrriff.
I 'he State of Lesuislana t, tihe Civil Shtriff rf 'hh
iParish of Orlrans, (rmtilug:
Youf arn hereby crnrnmanlrre., in the, name ,f
the Stat'e of LnIilana andl of the Fourth Dis
irict (!onrt for the [urrish of ()rleans. in 'on
qlid-ration of the rr4ir.tanne off' r'e I to the au
thority (of thihn oirt, anld yoalr authoriity as ex
ctlivi otiffller ithreof, in thei mnattr of the
Iitr,fnpt rirurinn Islaned herrin. and the order to
proiduni tihr ibodry, to tirkr frrrm thae possession
of JDmes I). Ioirston. or tny other person at
the Parish Prison holding the tody of the said
Antonio Ago.ti. and deliiiver him, the said
Agoat I, before thirs court. to call to your
aid l anll cormmanl th. -",rvi,.es of r,vyrry able
hrilird inhabitant of thin iai.rish to 'execute
the orirder in this rnst, rl.nw in your hands for
rx'crutlon, anld nro'irding to article 2541 of the
tlvis, I Htatnto-; firid, further, to call to the
atteintion of his Frxi'lloiwnrv theii (Goverrnor of the
State of Lfoulisaia, innrlr ",'vtion No. 1l of the
aits of Ire fitrnera! Asn'rn'r y of the year $97R,
ran I nfmi.rlredl 27,. tlIrovrI March M3,
1H74 the fact thait w. have beirin resisted
in the fex.,,,tion of thi Ilrwn ,f this State and
theordr.ers of this hronorable . .I rrt . and roriuest
of hirn the aid of th mnilifti rf the Sitaite of
Lonltsinnn, to assist, yrou n t riluting the laws of
thin ti.te andt the orders of thi' court, and par
ticuilarly the order you noiiiw iold in your hands.
to produireo boforo this eourr tlhe brodtly of Antonio
It i.s frther ordererld thlit hne writ fjul re
t turnr)d which xiommarlr' thl prrdut' tiron of the
,body ,ut Antonto Agsti tifrrr thin court, bi re
issufud to the civil shiriff.
Arid what you do in thtr`' renl=l'm you make
refturn thereof. togetherr wltl thi i writ to our
said nonrt an the aw di er'ts.
Witrnesi the Iliron. W T. filOnc'(,f. i olga of our
said couirt, this twenty-niirth tlay of May, in the
year f rour Lorrl onr thf.niandr olIght hundred
and seventy-eight. rand in the onr. hrndrn d and
: Fecond year ol the irndrindnerlr uof th!e nited
Statesfs. EliP.I', AZELAR,
D.iuty ('lerk.
Notwithsta.dinri the r'spr'ct due to a court
orf justies', all presenirt irrst irto loud alp
Ilauirlsr at this prompt rnih c'iuion rf the jugrlKe.
tfowever, tlifore prrooerdirfi to forrrrr a
posle the ioverrrt hrlad to ir noftifidi of tihe
fiame, and the aheriff rr.qellPctd thll! (;overnor
Sformally, in writing, to Ifurnish the mrilltia to
aitr him in the rnattr'r, and nitifirl hbiS Ex
'r.ilency of the exact hour at which thei rose
will if canlled.
The Governor sent forr Ilultir. Ilrriiton, who
im rnrldiatl y rfepiairai tor t hie Statr'-Hiro.s. ac
cxmpaniled by furlKdge IlRiogr. The .utrge is
rerolved to maintain the authrrity orf his court,
a.nri it is his firm dlrtrrrminatiron to have
I Agornti tbefore him on the writ,
DEMAND i-l. MfTrlt'.
A few mrinuites afterwTardsl and nubr
- qirPnt to the meeting bitw:wen the Governor
t arild I)rputy Sheriff Walh, Shlriff Handtly re
r ceivetl a peremptory orilr from IiJudge W. T.
- [Ioruston to at oner make a demand upon the
Governor for the use if trhe State militia to
- carry out the orders of hirs court, and also to
- summrrrn from the body of the Stat" a posse
r:omritatus for 12 o'c:lcek t,-morrow. Sheriff
Handrly at onrce arldren'S., a letter to the
(I Governor inlfrming him rif ther above, and
- ulges oustolrtn and l .Rogers were sent
for by the Governor. In cormpalny with Sher
itT .lanrtly they waitl'd upon the ;Go;rtrnor,
: Judgel Holuston insi.ting upon a f:ut crmpli
I ance with his order, and would not recede in
1 the leant. The Governor ~aiil that ihe would
r consider the matter; that the militia '-Fould
a hardly be called out this evening,
SAs the demand for tropbs is for r:or.n to
f morrow, there is m uich txX(itrir'rit sr,, r.! the
[Parih Prison and State-fI,,''ue.
- Judge Houston stands firra.
a IT LOOKS LIKE WA..
S Sheriff Handy statr, a lit'l' i..tr ton a
SDiEMO(RAT repopterT .;:lt wh~et.ier (Go'r,: . Nich
oil.s calls ot the militia or riot, hvi w.l i-.ue
r his proclamation for a po--. rc,,nitatus to)
m. meet to-day at non, and tl.i w;l rntmv, ron
, on the Parish Prison int ob i-r:nc,: to the order
of Judge Houston.
The case, therefore, ]i,.s ir staf, nplo Iuntil
to-day at 12 o'clock. when the writ ,'f J udg',
I Houston mwal t d( rll Avartb be e 'cut'd.