New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-27

H.,t;mcre Rev Dr. Van Dyk Of Brooklyn,
e~d Hon " ~ dodge, of New York. They
nresented reso iutions of that ASST mbly ex
Dressiye of fraternal regard and confidence,
and followed them with remarks in which
they stated that they came, not to ask for
pondence, but to ask the appointment OF a
Committee to meet similar committee sp-
nointed by the Northern assembly and con-
Ter respecting the various matters of differ
ence arising from adjacent bodies, questions
of jurisdiction and property rights between
the two assemblies, and to come nearer, ii
possible, to the adjustment OF all differences
between the two bodies on basis that shall
be Just and honorable to all parties and
worthy of Christian men.
White they were speaking, the hreathless
interest and deep emotion evinced formed q
scene that will not soon be forgotten. The
kind words of the speakers evidently found
Judgment in the hearts of those to whom
they were addressed.
The Grafton was referred to the Committee
on Foreign Correspondence, with instruc.
, tions to prepare we'll considered reply.
Rev. DR.. James r. Wilson, Of Augusta,
Georgia, was elected Professor of Pastoral
Theology in the Columbia, South Carolina,
seminary.
The assembly accepted an invitation from
Mrs. Preston Pope, and was very handsome
" entertained by her.
Last night the subject of education was
considered, and addresses were delivered by
Rev. DR.. Rand and others.
ST. LOUIS, May 26.-The Republican,
somewhat curtailed in size, appeared as
usual this morning. A temporary structure
will be built on the Old site, but per-
manent building Of imposing size and ap
pearance will be erected farther up town, as
soon as a proper location can be secured.
CINCINNATI May 25-The Reform Pres
byterian Synod voted 10 for and n against
the proposed basis of union.
The proposition for a new union commit
tee was defeated:
to-day passed off quietly. The Democratic
ticket is probably elected by small ma.
,jority..
iourned sine die to-day.
RICHMOND, May 26.-Noon-The munich
pal election is progressing quietly. The
friends of Ellyson, the Conservative candi-
date, claim that his success is undoubted.
Both parties are bringing out every available
voter.
LGter-The municipal election resulted in
he election of H. r. Ellyson, Mayor, and
the whole Conservative city ticket, by q
handsome majority. The Conservatives are
marching around in pouring rain to the
different newspaper offices, cheering for
NORFOLK, Va, May 26.-It is estimated
that the Conservatives have carried this
city by fifty majority.
AUGUSTA, Ca. May 26.-Much needed
rains have fallen generally throughout this |
section of the State in the past few days.
RALEIGH, N. c., May 26.-The latest news |
from Yanceyville, North Carolina, where /
State Senator Stevens was murdered last
Saturday. still leaves the matter developed |
in mystery.
The citizens of Yanceyville, irrespective
OF party, held q meeting on the twenty. |
third instant, denouncing the outrage, all
the prominent Democrats taking an active
part in it.
CINCINNAr1, May 26.-The Red Stock
ings defeated the Dayton Club, of Dayton,
Ohio, to-day, by score of l04 to 9.
The German Pioneer Society celebrated
their second anniversary here to-day.
In the examination OF the case of Colonel |
Roberts to-day before Commissioner Hall
day, A. P. Williams, for refusing to answer
questions which he could not do without
himself, was sent to Jail for
Of court, and was subsequently
released on q writ Of habeas corpus on a
bond of $1,000.
Supervisor Cowen has been instructed BY
Delano to suspend in his dis
lrict, until further orders, the collection of
lax assessed against pork-packers.
|
THIRD Day-Galt House Purse, $500; two
mile heats for all ages.
JenDing' b. m. Bonita . .....2 /
6. W. Stewards C. b. C. Barney Will
Hams. ..............l dist |
Tine: 3.40l, 3.4l3.
Second Rdce-Internationa Saloon Stake |
Tor three year ODDS that never showed in
public previous to January l, 1870; mile
heats; $40 subscription; play OF pay; Fish
Henry adds 5000.
". C. Madden names b. c. King Bon
aZet.. Observation-Disclosures. L
B. G. Thomas names C. b. C. Kings
EcuSe. z
}. s. Mcfarland names C. h. f. Wetta. 8 6 8
lanes W. Ford names b. C. by Done
rall...
William Jennings names C. C. Sallie Ii
Farrell. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5 5 |
files Jennings names g. +. Ronaline.. 6
Time, 1:47}-l474.
In the Presbyterian General Assembly, /
his morning, there was an animated dis. c
ussion on the question of appointing lay q
xhorters.
Petitions had been received by the assem-.
ly to prohibit such appointments, but the a
Ommittee of the assembly, to whom the f
uestion was referred, reported in favor of Ii
flowing lay exhorters, and this report was
dopted by the assembly. t
1Hio dlLcIuOOu tuc d-etmUly accepted al | u
aviation from the Louisville Bridge Com
any, and took an excursion over the bridge, a
isiting New Albany and Jetfersonville, In s.
lana. s
The proposal of the Northern Presbyte- S
ian Assembly for committee of conference S
. consult respecting the settlement OF the a
ifferences that are in litigation is theme 5
the greatest interest.
The Committee on Foreign Correspond O
nee were not prpDarpd to rpnOrt tn .dav | al
heir report is the order of the day for ten
clock Tomorrow D
The addresses of Drs. Van Dyke and | Al
lodge, Yesterday made profound impress 90
on. There were many moist eyes, and the 81
verture for union was cordially responded
IN the ieellngs OF many, and could a vote 81
ave been taken then, the question would gu
ave been settled affirmativeiy by an over
helming majority, but such a result is now
Dubtful, as many of the leaders, including
re-. Dabney. Palmer and others, are ear
estly opposed to any response that nav
lead to union, and are making
! effort to counteract the effect of the bs
'eeches of the Philadelphia delegation. eli
River Intelligence. 10
SOUTHWEST PASS, May 26, P. NJ 81
29:40. Wind west southwest, %
esh. Arrived: Schooner River Queen, Go.
ella, master, six days from Indianola, in ds
Hast, to master; steamship William G. W
ewes, at $50 P. NJ, Bourne, master. from W
dianola via Galveston, to C. A. Whitney ne
Co. No departures. at
vICKsBURG, May 26-Passed up: W. A. Pc
II at IL M. and Mollie Able at z P M. de
,wn: Mary Houston at A. NJ. River ST,
ling. Weather clear and warm. wi
MEMPH1s, May 26-River falling. Weather a.
ar. Mercury so. so
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