New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-08

Treasurer Of Cotton Corporations Suo.'
pended-National Beard Of Trade
Proposed Impeachment Of Governor
Holden-Aususta, Georgia, Dems-
cratic-Robertson Reelected South
Carolina Senator-11obilc Election
Alabama Legislature.
Boston, December THE suspension of
William Wright, treasurer Of several large
cotton corporations, reported to-day, is only
temporary. The assets far exceed the lia-
bilities.
BUFrALo, N. Y, December THE third
session of the National Board Of Trade met
here to-day There were sixty members in
attendance. Baltimore, Charleston and St.
Louis represented. Letters were read from
Richmond and Norfolk boards. Fred Traley
was elected President.
RALEIGH, December TT is confidently
expected that within two days resolution
will pass the House sending messenger
to the bar of the Senate to demand the ina
parchment Of Governor holden.
AUGUSTA, December THE municipal
election took place to-day, and passed off
quietly. The Democrats elect the Mayor
by about 800 majority, with q full Demo
sent from Atlanta, were stationed near the
polls, but did not interfere with the elec-
ton. There is great rejoicing and illumi-
nations tonight.
CHARLESTON, December THE Senate
rial election resulted in the reelection of
Robertson by the following vote: Robert
son, Republican, So; Butler, Democrat, 81;
Moses %; Cardoza, cOlofed, IL.
MOBILE, December THE election for
Mayor, Councilmen and Aldermen passed
off quietly. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed, and business was partially sus-
pended. Martin Horst, an old and much
respected citizen, and Democrat, was
elected Mayer by about fifteen hundred
majority, defeating Harrington, the Repub-
licau candidate, who was appointed by the
Governor.
MONTGOMERY, December THE House
Yesterday seated Forester, and unseated
Davis. the sitting member, Forester having
a certificate of election. Forester is Re-
publican and Davis Democrat. Davis will
probably regain his seat, as he received q
majority of the votes cast in the county
To-day the vote for Senator resulted as
follows:
Goldthwaite, Democrat, 65 votes; War
ner, Republican, SO votes; HarOlsOn, Re-
publican, IA votes.
Goldthwaite received one majority of all
the votes cast, and was declared elected for
six years, commencing from March next
Forester, who was seated yesterday, voted
for Warner.
Goldthwaith has been Judge.of the Cir
cult anu supreme COuftS, Is an dUlc ldWyc
and citizen of Montgomery for over forty
years. The people greatly rejoice over his
election.
This morning Judge Smith Republican,
Of the Circuit Court, summoned w. II.
Smith, who still holds the Executive Cram
Der, to appear before him this morning and
show cause for withholding the books,
papers and other State documents from
Lindsay, who had formally demanded them.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, December7 7, 6:30 p. NJ
Barometer 30o. Wind southwest, and
light.
Arrived: Steamship Clinton, at 4:10 P. NJ,
Beckett, master, from Indianola via Calves
ton-from Indianola to- C. A. Whitney g.
Co.; w. G. Hewes, at 6:30 p. NJ, Lewis,
master, from Indianola via Galveston, to G.
A. Whitney & Co.; Schooner Louise VIII
lesten, Estival, master, four days from
Brazos Santiago, in ballast - A. Palacio.
Sailed: Ship ROseneath bark Amelia and
schooner w. T. Hills.
PITTsBURG, December THE Mon0n-
gahela has four feet and ten inches in the
channel. Allegheny slowly rising. Weather
rainy.
VICKsBURG, December Up: Julia at
ten last night, Arkansas at twelve last night.
Down: Continental at seven, Belfast at
seven p. NJ. River rising. Weather clear
and pleasant.