New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-01


Associated Press Dispatobss7
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"AsHiNGToN maTch 1l'--lh the supreme |
court the McCardie argument was post |
poned on motloh OF Judge carpenter, who |
was NOT prepared.
tIhe lmpeachhehI managers MADE tre, 7
mendous effort TO-DAY, saying that should |
the polnt go against Ihem they Would Ieel |
Gompelled TO retlre ana consult the house. |
Mheh tne decision was announced MI; But
ler sag me managers desired 70 rstlTe Ior
consuitallOR 10 settIe the evidence taken !
to-day
me preslaents trlends seem IN excellent
splrlts. II mas tfanspired that the presldent
changed the form OF appointment blanks 70
conform to the tenure OF Office act after that
law passed
Inc following are the proceedings mad IN
pFIVate session 70 gay
u,os y,or Nj nrol 's o,,oi treI,e ce ai,
Tbo+ he cbai, had noS,e1 70 III IN ,,as
t;nas of ayidanna ,,r.' " Uio IL
NJ VI ,5,.rn1, ,,,o,-oa 81, ,,o.4o 4,,.
onesfion for the mndifcat;on PS tbe Triae
Mr. Conness called for tbe yeas and navs
Srsnansion7 carried NV 10 10 Is
Nv Henderson moyad 10 emand rula
sav,en 80 az IA read az follows.
The nresi6ing oficer nnon the trial shall
IT. XII f,S f 5i az 4h ~
Na 81 loo fg,k
sorms duriHs the trial NOT sneciaIIy n'rovided
for and mas rnia oil o,,esfions cf ppI;denca
and incidanyai onestiops TTbich r,1inos sboII
a,,,5 a. IN ~ Az sa,ata nIass
500 M ar,bsr sSaII 81 +hat Fary1ai -lote
ISH sHaS ~ l5at -. az
sonata for 5acision 0r ba nav on bis oJTn
mofion in tbe fi,.st instance snbnit anv 51,cb
nnestion 10 the vote" Gdontad- 81 10 II
SueseiSn & So, W '1e Tto % ~ ~
In Conness nroIe Ferrv How2srS Howe
morC,e NJ Mo,rriii 81 Waine Mortnr NJ
Pamsev Stewart' sumner Thaver Tinton'
a,,d Wylso,, - y 49,
"N Thn Marti,, and Arcc,u casa in yvbiob tbo
] t ~, 90, ,lstI n 49, "A ilaS
Japtb before the ne,t term of the sunreme
| court
0oTar SaTr+ odiorrned 70 Monday nevt and
of,o. ariyl, oDinioDs iii adio1r,, 70 tbe
6,s+ NJon5og IL nacembar
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| WASHINGTON, March ;-Se'.ate5-Nothlng
| PRIOR TO court Inc reaulhg OF the journal
was omitted, and evidence was proceeded
| WIN untl MI Stahoery opJectea' JUDGE
Chase sustained t4e managers M. Drake
oDlecIeu, Wnen JuuSe Chase maluIalneu
he had a right TO make preliminary de-
elsl0hs su9JeGt W aPpeal' appeal M, lah!tl Dtahe ~
PeiG anu IA ;T h Sa5 nc jsse arSe
IT, ~ NJ 9,,iin- H,as F., their Fayo, TIE
Safo,,so 4Cot ,io Tort in tbe Contest mo
49,; - tir EStiod Tnda Sboso 1-o+io,
@ oon ~ " deoido ~ NJ no6iittIa and NJ
az Dan,onrats Ill S-ot;nc,
~, f91or tbrae bonrs ohsa,ca +bav rs,
ay nay 49,, I,,Sr,a Sbasa anon,IOoe5 tla+
~ Sa"ision MS tbat he sbonld daciJe
ost;oos ~ o,;donca and rraIinoinsry 0ues.
,,oIe otbioot to nISeoi to the sanata
'iii 'Hdiionr9ed' ed' W f0''' " '-'1 '4'''''
U6,lse-Nothing of Importance was done
| bNs pAAN BHA1Sl1b Ne-H SSA-SA
tor,ia9t hatVsen Secretarv stanton and
EenaraI Tbomas as somewhat iocmlar-no
hostile manifestations.
Mr.. Butler volunteered his services to re-
peat for an inaudible witness, but the de-
fense objected.
The vote in private session sustaining
Chief Justice Chase was 81 TO 10.
In the snnreme court a motion was made
to advance the case of Mr.. Martin and Mr..
McGin, but was denied. 1t was appealed
from the circuit court Of Florida. 1t is a
mnrder InTl-1 case and the court sugpested a
remedy in the shane of an application to
thus court for a habeas corpus and writ of
certiorari against the district court. Coun.
sci took no action on the suggestion. This
case is similar to the McArdle case.
FROM Riehmond.
p,cr,,o,sn March 31.-Colleetor milford
hos 'issue6 orders for the detention of an
Iquors " s ~ st
~, ~ = a. ta.,es hove hean naid
saoi scbo,iela nos issnad orders that
II a., r,,;Iito,,y cC1o 1yiisSionere vyiIl ranort
me mihsafy c9lsSloners @ ~ % "n oIontige [egGrs
wiEnOu' aoors in ~ ny sfste whose terms have ex
oired in order III thew are not ELIGIBLE for
poia,tior ~ that snitahIa narsons mas he an
; nointed bv General petitions from registered
Voters
mn co,,yantio,, WAS eugaged TODAY do
hotins, an ordinonce ~ ya y aSnenses whiol
,yas referred 10 a select committee.
was ieieileu ~ 2 soASUS yI. oo'll-A--'s'
AAIs '.,i'a ',D'.
z HAVANA, March So.IExIchange on on ionQoi Sel
iO4gIgs r premium y ,t 0n sne Oni'eu 0''''''
The steamship henslngton, irom Bossoh
: ana the hapiaan' rom NE" ofk' sa'leo W
. DAY Tor NeW OrleAhs'
The departure OF the oishop Oh nayanS ~ van,
To-Day Ior OAuIz On Voar9 ny oPt.lisn @ ILis'ai
steamer was hos @U'eHueU W any uehnOH
stratloh' 49,, nr,..,..,,.,,,
= r.cvsov March A The constitutions
" convention adiourped to-day to give the u.s.
Q of the hall to the immigration convention
" which assembled to-day. 1t is numerousl!
v attended by prominent citizens from severa
( states. A committee was appointed, ant
g will tomorrow submit plan of immigra
ton.
From Galveston.
IS GALVESTON, March 3l.-There have no
a yet been any arrests made OF the ,partle
engaged in the recently developed pohoe'
warehouse frauds. -
cotton fraud involving $50 OOO e ,,De-.lt Deint
brought TO hght. Tne parties tIsp,aUSsse' Wapuans