The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-11

14k4ngtOn, sept. - HsteA i.i"''
Marshal Merriwether telegraphs that
his deputies are prevented from
serving processes in Larse, Nelson
aud Marion counties, Kentucky.
lie s:aics ,La. his posse was cap
turea taken TO mill and robbed,
their papers destroyed, and they
escaped with their lives only because
they were special and not regular
officers. They wore taken to the near
est depot and Warned not 10 return.
Merriwcihcr states that Gen Thomas
has no mounted troops, and as pro-
cessss must be served within two
week. 10 make them returnable at
the Oc,otsr term, he asks immediate
instructions The matter was refer
red to the Secretary Of War, who
replies that both the Marhsal aud
Gen. Thomas must be governed by
the Attorney Generals opinion to
the United States Marshal Of Flor.
ida.
Rollins and McCulloch have al
most daily conferences regarding
Revenue Supervisors without any
apparent apY-oach TO solution.
~chenck and Morgan will not meet
to determine upon September ses-
sion until the 18th or 18th. hep
rescuta,iye Kellogg, of Alabama, op.
poses a session en- the ground that
even if bill arming the militia
could pass over the Presidents veto,
arms could not be distributed before
the election He apprehends the ses-
sion would do more harm than good
The general impression is there will
be no session.
Omaha, Sept. 1T Is reported
that largo body Of Indians arc
moving North to strike the pacific
railroad between North Platte and
Julc.burg
Denver, Sept Indians KILLED
three and wounded one, near Colo
RADIO City, yesterday
/ New Orleans, Sept "A Bill
/ passed both branches of the Legisia
ture authorizing the city government
OF New Orleans TO borrow one mil
lion Of dollars for current expenses
The city officials were in the marke
this morning ondeayoring to neeo
tiate the loan.
The House yesterday INSTRUCTED
the judiciary Committee to report {
bill providing for the appointing Of
auetioneeor. or auetionecrs in the city
of New Orleans, to confirmed by ia,
Senate. Also, to prescribe an oail
to be taken
The Den cratic State Contra
Committee calls for a State Conycn
ton on the 18th inst, to nominate
candidates for Congress, and elector
and allcrnates in place OF those VIII,
may be found ineligible under thO
lourtcenth amendment.
New York, Sept :, noon lotto,
dull and heavy At 2alc for midlliu.
uplunds Gold illf.
New Orleans, Sept Cotton
dull and lower middliBg 2Gic., sale
100 and receipts 1G4 bales. stcr
ling-bank 80 Ncw York sigh
pare ret premium Cuba sugat
Nos / to II. l2@13lc; Loue
lana sugar-lair to prime l35@ld3c
Molassss nominal. Flour inactive
superline s, and double extra IS %
Lard firm tierce 20 aud kcg pc,
New York, Sept. :, evening
Cotton heavy and shade loser
sales 500 bales at 29@21ic Coli
''-~'.---1, -ive's- ee rfufJfE.
London, Sept MURPHY. thD
anti Papal agitaior, is announced 10
I Parliament from Manchester, maxim.
the sixth candidate. \ meeting Il
his behalf, numbering six thousand
was dispersed after an hours Gah
BY Irish Catholics Many hur
The police restored order, but disiur
Dances were renewed during tn,
night in several parts Of the town.
The Times, in leading editorial
says the annexation of Mexico 70
the United States is desirable. but
the time is not yet ripe. II could
not now be accomplished without
needless expenditure Of iile aud
treasure
Liverpool, Sept Z, evening Got
ton easier sales 10000 bales.
Washington, Sept. G.-The State
Department has issued an official
notice that travellers will not Ice al.
lowed to land in Cuba without an
authentic official passport from the
Department of State, yised by the
Spanish Consul at the port of de.
parture. Passports issued by the
Mayor Of New Orleans and yised by
the Consul there. and certificate.
which persons calling themselves
passport agents issue, stating that
passports have been applied for to
the Department of State, yised by
the Spanish Consul, are worthless.
Washington, sept. 1,--Schenck Ia
whom, with Senator Morgan was left
the question of calling Congress in
sept, has written a letter dcpre
eating September session. l}es,
informed parties say there viii DO no
session.
Gen. Mcclellan is expected by the
Cuba which leaves England on the
10Th.
Senator Pinehbecks threat. to
burn New Orleans, is regarded with
horror by all parties and classes
here.
Gen. Banks, who is here, fayors a
September session to secure meeting
in October il necessary.
Gen. Blair will be here on the
10th.
Colfax telegraphs the Secretary Of
War from Denver Of terrible Indian
outrages thereabouis. Neither the
Secretary Of War nor Indian Bureau
have dispatches from army officers or
Indian agents relative to the Indian