New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-26
ytning Dispatches 10 the Associated Press

The Delegation from Alabama to Wash
ingtOn-A Delay Awaiting the Arrival
of n Copy of the Joint RESOLUTION
Governor Smith Attempting to Define
4 the Situation,
WASHINGTON. September 26.-The Ala
Rama legislative delegation, having neg
keted to bring an authenticated copy of
De resolution under which they are acting,
6ll await its arrival. Governor Smith is
kith the party, by request of the Legisla-
He, TO advise and support ths delegation.
e has no official function to perform here
\ connection with the application for
loops.
He is of opinion. however, that the ac-
lon of the Legislature, though unusual in
Em, meets the requirements Of the Consti-
htion in the matter of securing Federal
I'D for Alabama. He does not fully sym
athize with the Legislature in its call for
bditional troops, and expresses his conf
leDce in his own ability by civil machinery,
maintain the peace of the State. The
eople desire peace, and he has assurance
bonn men of both parties of support ia his
horts TO that cad.
he says there is some disorder Cd the
fne of the Tennessee river and north of
Obile, but elsewhere throughout the
ate there are no indications of disturb
bees and no disposition to resist the law,
bud in no other portion Of the State has
hY officer who has been regularly installed
aoAice been resisted in the performance
fhis duties.
The Governor is apprehensive that
fring the excitement of the coming cleo
ion imprudent parties may commit acts
#hieh will lead to serious disturbances
bless restrained by some assurance from
be President that they will be promptly
nt down by Federal authority. Beyond
bis assurance Governor Smith is inclined
think that no Federal interference is
Necessary at present.
hiSaster at sea-A Bark Struck by
Lightning.
CHESTER, Pa, September 26.-The bark
bunny Side, from Philadelphia for Bremen,
Ihth coal oil, was struck by lightning and
Exploded to-day. The pilot is missing and
PIE Captain and crew badly scalded.
fhe Civil War in sPaIR-A Sharp ICoB-
hIet- The Rebels Reinforced by ROynI
Troops.
LONDON, September 22.-After a sharp
Ight in Santander the rebels took refuge in
heir feet. The rebels are particularly
frong on the seaboard. Two Royal regi-
hents sent against Cadiz are reported to
aye joined the rebels.
River intelligence.
VIcEsBuRG. September 26.-Passed down:
#live Branch, at two this morning. Up:
Rargoud, at noon. River rising, now
Awenty-fiye feet below high water mark.
SOUTHWEST Pass, September 26, IL A.
A-Barometer 1910. Wind northeast and
AEong.
Arrived: Steamship Morgan, Farrow,
pom Galveston, to G. A. Whitney & Co.
Sailed Steamship Texas and Trade
find.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YoRK, September 26, Noon.-Ster-
4ng l08s. Gold 1923. North Carolinas
tlll; Virginias, ex-coupens, "a; do. new
~; Tennessees, ex-coupons, 693; do.
lsW 69s.
Flour 5C6Ioc. lower. Wheat dropping
orn slightly fayors buyers. Mess pork
lz5 10. Lard dull. Cotton steady; mid
fling uplands 25Ac. Freights firm.
Foreign Markets
LONDON, September 26, Noon.-C Consols
Fi1. Bonds 725. Sugar, ahoat, 25s. cd.
LIVERPOOL, September 26, Noon.-Cot-
on dull: sales 10000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, September 26, Evening"
Eotton somewhat firmer; sales 10000 bales.
Sfeadstuffs quiet. Bacon SIS. Lard 72s.
Eallow 46s. Sd.