New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-15
CATTLE COMING EASTWARD FROM COLORADO
Lady Jurors Much Eatigue G Il
WASHINGTON.

Seven Hundred and Fifty thousand Dol
lars Internal revenue Keeeipts-But-
ier. Of Tennessee, lO'be CeBsured for
Cadet ship Observation-Disclosures AT.
fairs-TroOps Waited in North Caro-
lina-COttOn Tax Cases COstinued-
Protection Invoked In Georgia - The
Worst Elem ents There NiId-BIIl for
KeaumptiOn Of Specie Payments
SALARY Doaa ted to Mrs. stanfGn-Con.
hrnration of Governor Salomon.
WASHINGTON, March l4.-Internai revenue
receipts to-day, $4,000
Resolutions of censure will be reported
against Mr.. Butler, of Tennessee, for the
c8detship irregularities.
Secretary Fish was before the Committee
on Foreign Affairs during the consideration
of Cuban affairs, to-day. No vote was taken
on Mr.. Banks resolution.
Governor Holden, OF North Carolina, asks
that United States troops be sent to Ala
nance county, which he proclaims TO be in
Poole, Of North Carolina, support Governor
Holden's application.
The naval appropriation bill gives Pansa-
cola $4,000, and Norfolk. Virginia, $1,000.
The Senate rejected air. Leahy as Assessor
for the Eighth Virginia District.
The Supreme Court continues the cotton
tax cases 10 the next term for further argu-
menu. LDS CtstS Ol iSduutTS aiIO faTTllE
ton, and one other case involving the consti.
tutionality af the cotton tax. were continued
and assigned for reargument on the sec
ond day of the next term.
The following dispatches were received
here to day. by two Senators:
SAVANNAH, Georgia. March 13, 1S70.-The
passage of Bingham's amendment in the
House of Representatives,, has set the worst
elements il society wild, and now the cry OF
damued Republican, shouted after man
is as terrific, as ever the cry of a damned
aboli.ionist was before the war. Neither
Mr.. Conant or myself have ever had any
thing to do with the politics of Georgia,
nor do we desire TO have. We
are here engaged in 3 great enterprise,
spending millions of Northern money in
building railroads in Georgia, but this
seems TO be no protection to Us. ANY man
disposed to get rid of US. has only to charge
US with political purposes or aspirations to
rob US OF all sympathy, protection or sup
port from the community or authorities.
earnestly invoke your influence with Gov
ernor Bullock and with Congress to see us,
and others like situated, protected.
WILLIAM L. AVERY.
!SepGte-Mr. Sumner introduced a bill to
strengthen the legal reserves of the national
banks, and the resumption of the specie
payments by the first of January, 1871. Y
Ihe georgia OIL resumed. MIR. Morton
offered an amendment repeating the law
forbidding the organization of the Georgia
militia. The general bill was discussed by
Mr.. Trumbull to the executive session.
Senate adjourned unit! tomorrow.
Householder the regular call, bills were
introduced to construct the Cape Girardeau
and Missouri Railroad. and TO abolish
female clerkships in the departments.
Resolutions looking to a material reduc-
ton Of the tariffs in international revenue
received only twenty-seven votes. 4 reso-
luton giving Mrs. Stanton years salary
passed. The deficiency appropriations bill!
was resumed.
WASHINGTON, March l4.-The Senate con.
firmed E. S. Salomon, of Illinois, as Gov.
ernor CT Washington Territory.