T e D aidsohville Chief
Published :veryy *';turday.
pfloialJoarnal. Town of I)onaldsonville.
nitered at the I'ost-Oftlc at I)onaldtson
ville, La., as Second Clhss Matter.
LINDEN E. BENTLEY,
EDIToT AND Po rnF'le1rTOR.
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Saturday, January 31, 1835.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
Dan Rice is in New Orleans.
The bill to place Gen. Grant on the re
tired list of the army hanep fire in the
House of Representativ-s.
The estate of Schuyler Colfax, v;lued at
$i*50,000, is bequeathed to his widow and
only son, Schnyler Colfax, Jr.
Senator Bayard offered in the Senate a
resolution severely condemning the recent
crimes committed by dynamiters in Eng
land. It passed by a large mejority.
The Senatorial dead-lock in Arkansas is
likely to be broken by the election of Con
gressman Jones on Monday. Gov. Berry
has withdrawn from the contest.
Gen. Stewart of the Gordon relief expe
dition in Soudan has been heard from. Ile
has gained several victories over the rebel
and received a severe wound in one of the
engagements.
Mme. Patti, the queen of song, and Miss
Emma Nevada. the new American singer.
are filling a two weeks' engagement at the
St. Charles Theatre, New Orleans. and
drawing crowded houses.
The Supreme Court of this State has re
fused a new trial to James Clark, who was
convicted of m'anslaughter for killing Capt
Frank Kellar in New Orloans. Clark'.
sentence is twenty years in tlh penitentiary.
