Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-16


LAROE numbers Of the members Of the Ger
man singing clubs Of ST. Louis left yesterday
evening TO attend thoeangeriest at Cincinnati.
DANIEL MoFAHLANn Is In Madison, WA
He protested TO a friond yesterday that he was
not nor never had been insane.
A FIRE At Plattsyillc, Via, on Sunday Do
stroyod the Yates House, and the back built
Ing Of laaac Hodges and McArthur's store and
residence. Loss elbO0O.
AMOUR 1io'ciock Tuesday night a row-bdat
was capsised on the schuyiklll river, near the
Falls bridge, Philadelphia, containing y. Al
mOnd, Albert Baker Miss Maggie Cadc and a
young lady unknown. Mr.. Almond was the
ONLY one oaycd. The bodies havo not beon
recovered. 20 slN NNt
pRED CDoUD and party remained at the A.
Nicholas hotel, New York yesterday morn
ing, To-day the chief viii deliver an address
10 the people Of New York city AZ Cooper In
stitutc. The Indian Commission has agfeod 10
give him the horses no demands should Ne
Government refnso 10 furnish them. Red Cloud
visited Central Park yesterday afternoon.
Gov. HoLDEN, OF North Carolina, has
issued orders 20 The different military divisions
Of the State for the formation Of a regiment
Of State troops In active service, 10 be made
up OF white volunteers, " they can he OBJ
talned II not nagroes will bo enlisted. Nc
also orders the immediate enrolment Of the
militia, with instrnctloua 10 set apart q special
number Of minute mcn IN each regiment 10
be used a. reserve. ,I,. M.
At meeting Of thc stockholders Of thg
Missouri Pacific railroad, held IN 81. Louis
yesterday, tho leases betWcen that company
aud the e. Louis, Lawrence and Denver read
and . branch 70 Lexington, Missouri wore
unanimously ratified, The former road 10 cul
OF between Pleasant I'LL, NO., and Lawrence
Kan, which will shorten the distance 10 Don.
yer about twenty miles, and give st. Louis 0
shorter ronic to southern Kansas than sh5
now has. -,r.f
TuE case Of the injunction in favor Of fht
slaughter House Company Of New OrleanA
Issued by the Eighth District Court rendered
migratory by a declsion of Judge Bradley
came up yesterday morning, on a motion V
dissolve the injunction. Judge Dibblc snld b,
desired 70 have the matter argued; that II III
writ would bsar the weight OF loyal scrutiny
and that N Il could he shown him Tint u hat
been impmdcntly Issued, he would SEQ tina
the oider Of his court was obcyed, Judge Brad
ley or any other OF the United States Court 4
the contrary, notwithstanding. He repro
/ bAtcd In uumoasurod terms what hulconsld
/ cred the unwaTrantablr hru Of Judge Brad
Icy, and declared that they wero revolution
| airy In thoir character and subycrslve Of all Law
and order. lie wished Il understood that III,
order OF his court was based upon the Orde
/ Of the highest tribunal Of tho State Of L1uis
lana, and would be obcycd and executed o
/ any and oil hazards, even II were ucccsaar,
/ 20 apply for the troops and navy Of the Fed
oral Government II conflict was 10 com
between the State and Federal courts, let |
como, and let revolution decide whether d
not State lines were TO be entirely blOttcd on
and ignored by the simple dlctum Of singh
Federal judge. The case was then argued
after which Judge Dibblo said that, In view o
tho magnitude OF tho question involved, h
would reserve his decision until Monday. Ill
said from Judge Bradley's decision Wendell
Phillips construction Of the Government wa
true, and the States were reduced 10 mcr
| counties