New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-16
Dispatches to the Associated Prsssl
From VVashinRtOu,

"~7"AhkUOn.
WASHINGTON, May l5.-The impeachment
managers appear to have abandoned yes-
terday's project, whatever that may have
been. They had no meeting to-day. A vote
tomorrow is considered improbable
Messrs. Howard and Conkling are confined
to bed. Mr.. Grimes is better and Mr.. Mor-
ton Is on the street
Se'dte-ko session.
House-The letter Of the Missouri delega-
ton to Senator Henderson was ur IA 4 ques.
ton OF privilege.
Several Missouri Represent ,tves} Hid tbe
Objectionable letter w;.s wri' 60 I'D the in.
terVleW obtained at the $50 Ice of Mr..
Henderson.
Considerable exciteue1L sued, but the
Speaker deciding that tEg l,IGs 4 privileged
question and several a-5 Directing to
It's present conside I House pro
eeeded with the regU- II.
Mr.. Wilson was procee faasto explain apri-
vate bill, when Mr., Woodward. who was the
author of the resolution censuring the Mis-.
souri, delegation, desired TO know what the
gentleman from Missouri (Mr. Pile, who
was near him) meant by distorting his face
He was not accustomed to being talked to
in grimaces and cabalistic signs. The
Speaker raped the House to order, and
asked for what purpose the gentlemen from
Pennsylvania rose. If it was question Of
order, the gentleman from Iowa could be
taken off the floor, not otherwise. Wood
ward desired to know what the signs and
facial contortions of the gentleman from
Missouri, Mr.. Pile. meant. The manner IN
which they were made was more betting
the Five Points than this hall.
The speaker reminded Mr.. Woodward that
the last remark was not in order. Mr..
woodward resuming, said the gentleman
had come toward him making cRbalistic
signs of this kind Quitting his thumb to bis
nose and gyratlng his hngers), and he could
not understand that language.
Mr.. Pile disclaimed any intention OF in
suIt.
M. " WooIWafu salu as tne gentleman DC,
Tho ~ 3s
on the RenIJblican side1 IL XwantaJ WANT to IrGow
what the sens meant --1 ''ll'-u " A'O"
mn y Heyers. iSa OF Re FenR9sNyiyaniIa ~ N desired 70
20 in the l5i3Je rtteraa as tbey We're ont Of
order
The snaal-ar sold tho ,,a,,+lsn,o,, had ,-iso,,
to point of order. and his remarks would
go in the Globe.
Private bills were resumed until adjourn
ment.
The star says there is lun in the i'm
peaehment excitement, partly from the i'm.
preston that the question will not be taken
tomorrow.
some OF the managers favor postpone
neuIi WINE oJners, IL is hnoWnt are IN
IaVor Oh olspos'ng at once and for all Of a
question tnaI Is now only serving TO weaken
anu dlstTact tne hepuolloan party. some
4eaulng Republicans peheYe that II Will be
| poncy 10 get wholly rld OF the Impeachment
matter as feature OF the coming PRESIDENT
4 lal canvass, ana to move on to fresh helds
ana pastures Where training under the
hePuDLCah standard IAey can r&iiy Oh
/ COInIhoAl Ssues'
me san Francisco Tones and Bulletin OF
sue lot4 "a uepTecate partisan action on the
1mpGaCQmelt measure.
The Golden Gate sailed Tor Panama with
million in gold.
From Mississippi.
JACKSON. Nav I5.-Tbe new eonstitutinu
conas oTpopad 10 b Trirte9 to9y ~ anu tvSvO
/ ton.
! From Charleston.
Cu,prrsro,, NTav ~ Nsrri,.o5. s,oo,,o,.
/ Kew West rom NeT York for Ney, OrIaars
with ber cranI- sboFt broi1a ~ 4'0"
-. - s,-.'.,e- =. -,
rom So''hSSes' 1'
, SOUTHWEST PAss' may 10, L. M
! baI oAeIeF -t'eV' hIhu southwest ana
Ilght'
Arriyea: eteamsnip crescent, hawtnorner
lIVIl III getyestou, 10 u A. "AlIhey d &C.
NO departures
From Europe.
| LONDON, May l5.-Mr. Gladstone's- bill
/ which passed 10 the hrsI reading last night
4 restrains the crown and cabinet from
making further appointments to liyiugs IN
/ the Irish Church until after August, 1869.
| The bill also provides for the suspension Of
/ the proceedings of the Church Inquiry
/ Commission appointed last year under
| royal warrant, which is now sitting in Ire
land under the presidency of the Earl OF
| Stanhope, taking testimony as to the work
| ing, income, congregations, lands, globes,
| colleges, schools, and other matters and
! property of and belonging to the estab-
| lishcd church.
The new bill goes on to authorize the
suspension Of the Stanpole commission
| during the same period that the Crown Is
restrained from making ecclesiastical aI-
/ pointments.
| ed an address to the Queen, TO which the
/ Queen replies vaguely.
| Mr.. Train addressed a small audience at
| Manchester last night.
/ petition from Nova Scotia for the re-
peal of the Canada Union act was pre-
sented IN the house OF commons.
PARIS nay iS'Ds, Eoloeqe Cs spoAs IA the
Corps LegiSiaillIi aili IN Iayor OF ire! Iree tra9e.
General Falloy, oonIhaha.ng az onsalSons,
says WE Deins possloite, ene 0anlp AOoFs
ana practtee nv nlust = eon.inte, tillt t,,
Japan aaNlces stats taat me piyA war ls
oellg Vigorously y prosecuten. !, !. Al. I ~
Late NEeVan aaV!Ges e .i' stase suas sns IurKs
were ueIeated III tle 1ecens eenAletS' ana
ultSeu 70 So rr..,,,..,
ro,,,,v,, - Nov is River es,,,D,. .ov
ehteen t ieet i9 q ~a'eF IN lpe ca.ilal' "eaIner