New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27

RICHMOND, August 26.-General Schofeld
has directed that the Door laws shall be en-
forced with reference to the paupers to
whom the freedmens bureau has ceased
giving rations. By this decision all the
black Migrants who crowded to the cities of
Virginia after the war will be removed to
their respective counties where they are
citizens. The pauper whites will be treated
the same way.
The case Of the colored Canadian who ap-
piled for redress because the owners of the
steamship Hatteras refused him first cab
in passage on account of his color, was de-
cided by United States Commissioner Ma
hoon this morning. He decided that the
civil rights bill only applied to American
citizens, and foreigners could not obtain re-
dress under it.
RICHMOND, August 26.-Maior Delamater,
chief of the medical bureau of this district,
was mustered out to-day. He is the first
officer of this department mustered out
under the present system of removin g
volunteer officers.
A Republican colored meeting at Man
chester, Saturday night, was addressed by
g, g. r. Porter, commonwealth attorney at
Norfolk, who is stumping the state under
the auspices of the national Republican
committee. He was much applauded for
the sentiment, that rather than not unclog
the wheels Of reconstruction, we should
hang the president and General Grant as
highas Haman.
From sOuth Carolina.
CHARLEsToE, August 26.-Cotton steady
at Saturdays decline; sales 70 bales; mid
diings 253c.; receipts Isl bales.
Total registration returns for this CITY mn
70 seven O'Clock this evening give whites
22ll, blacks 1900. Total city and state gives
whites 9743; blacks %, sos.
River Tntemsenee.
VIcksBURa, August &c. Passed down
Commonwealth, nine A. NJ. River falling.
LOUISVILLE, August %. - River rising
three feet three inches in the canal by the
mark.
QUEBEe, August 26-The Catholic arch.
bishop Of the diocese died yesterday.
tFrOm Our Yesterdays Evening Rdition.l
WAsHKeToN, August 2e.--The johnson
ana Grant correspondence relative to Sheri-
dane removal, is published this morning in
tne New York Herald and Boston Post There
= some WHITE House gossip of Sheridan's
leaving the fifth military district in charge
Of Hartsuh, aud proceeding woet. RELIEVING
HANCOCK, who then assumes permanent
charge OF the fifth district They tall III
sWaynee as Popes successor and Meade as
me Mexican legation publishes doou.
ments showing that Ezcobed0is letters
against foreigners are fergeries.
GALVESTON, August 26.--Interments on
Saturday, rs; interments for the week. 1873,
Among others, Captain j. A. Nickerson. Of
Massachusetts,, and Captain Runnels, of
schooner Liberty, New York.
New York merchants, through Blum 4
Co, have sent $1,000 to the Howard Asso-
citation. Help from absentees 10 solicited.
A4FANFO0Is August 20, 2 p. Motion
not 80 much doing; prices unaltered; sales
VII not exceed 5000 bales. Lard SIS.
hER teaEs August 26.--Stocks strong.
Gold i4et. Money 4f15 per cent. Sterling,
ame &tet fifft 10.
Runners Ple4aile8 "a Che gold room that
t1a HhQAe cabinet Aad resigned
Fire-twoptiea 81 is9 coanoas 1lsIc.
Flour 13c. loges. Whea8 is dun and
AfocpirK. Germ nlohAHRcd Oats Il. lower
Pork heavy AZ $50 So. Land ana whisky
4aIst Cotton doll Ht 7sc. for middiing up
aandq.