New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-20

Steamer fr m China at San Francisco
with Eight Hundred Passengers-
Canada and Commercial Relations
With Foreign Powers-HOttom Of a
Marbor sunk-Death Of World
Editor-Fntal Accident to a Schooner
Captain - Meeting In Tennessee
Against CongressIonaI Interference
Defalcation OF Collector Bafley-The
Richmond MayOrnlty Trouble.
SAN Francisco, March l9.-The steamer
China arrived to-day. She experienced
heavy weather during the voyage. The
China brings 800 passengers.
OTTAWA, C. W., March ia movement
will be made, championed by Sir A. L. Galt,
allowing the Dominion OF Canada to estab-
lish commercial relations with foreign pow
ers, subject to the Queens approval.
Sr. JOINS, N. B., March l9.-The bottom
of the harbor, On the Carleton side, sunk
DESTROYED and lumber carried adritt.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March ia meeting
of the people of all parties was held here to-
day They passed resolutions protesting
against congressional interference, and de.
Gouncing the exaggerations and misrepresen-
tations which have been made regarding
the internal affairs of the State pledglng
the people to maintain the laws OF the STATE.
and the national government at all hazards; !;
and declaring that soldiers sent to sustain
the civil authorities will be welcomed.
New YORK, March IS. George Wakeman,
editor OF the New York World died Of pneu-
monia to- day. aged thirty years.
Captain Phillips, of the schooner Ann
Elizabeth, fell into the hold and was killed.
1t is now said that Collector Bailey's defal.
cation will reach $4,000. 1t Is thought he
RICHMOND, Va, March l9.-Mayor Eli
son;s force numbers two hundred, with q
reserve of one hundred.
Two public meetings were held to-nIgnt,
at which it was resolved to volunteer to the
support of Mayor Ellison.
The city is quiet, except around the third
stationhouse, which Cahoon holds with some
forty white and black adherents.
NEW YORK, March l9.-Net receipts OF
cotton for the week at ali United States
ports a, l28 bales; exports: to Great Britain
| 6S. 3O5; to continent %, $50; stock on hand
and on shipboard, not cleared, st all United
States porbs All, 29o bales.
WAsHINdroN, March ls.-The opponents
of Mr.. Bingham's amendment claim that
| they have six majority
Sendte.-No session.
House.-Met, but no one wishing to speak,
adjourned Immediately.
RICHMOND, March l9.-Mayor Eilison'a
| force of police arrested and dlsarmed part
| of the opposition police. The balance took
refuge in the station-house. At noon the
| station-house was surrendered to alison.
The new officials have no notice of q mo.
| tion on Wednesday, before Judge Under,
| wood, for an Injunction.
Both Mayors held court this morning. Nc
disturbance today. About thirty of Ca
| hOon's adherents are shut up in the station
house.
Ellison's force, about two hundred and
| fifty strong, have possession of the city.
River Inteingencs.
SOUTHWEST PASS, March 10, P. M
| Barometer 30:l0. Wind east southeast
| fresh.
| Arrived: Bark Posiedou, Knudson, mas
| ter, ffty-sx days from Cardiff, with railroad
| iron to order; steamship Harlan, at 4:30 P.
| NJ. Lewis. master, from Indianola, via Gal
weston, to C. A. Whitney 6 Co.
Sailed: Steamship Austin.
| PAss-AL-LOUrRs, March 10, 6 P. M.-Wind
southeast, light; weather rainy. Arrived:
Schooner J. G.. Whipple, Goodspeed, mas
| ter, seven days from Ruatan Island, with
fruit to x. Morgan i Co.; schooner Bette
Brown. master, from New York, TO G. \