New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-04

a voice in the future fishery regulations anu
in placing Canada's claims tor tno Ee.nsn
raids on footing with the Alabama Charms
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, oeptemDer q
There has been a very heavy sea from the
eastward for the past two Gays. Inc w"ter
ia breaking upon the middle ground.
Sr J.OIIis. September 3.-The Radicals
today nominated McClurg for Governor.
The liberal Republicans, who Withdrew
from the convention, nominated Gratz
Brrwn for Governor.
LOUISVILLE, September 3.-Ihero Is great
excitement in the German circles IN tins
city over the war news. Cannons are being
fred. the newspaper office and many houses
are illuminated, and bontires are burning IN
different parts of the city tonight.
CINCINNATI, September 3.-The Demo
cratic county convention to-day, nominated
county officers, Among the number Is Mr.
A. Il. Champion, late President of the Red
Stocking Base Ball club, who is nominated
for prosecuting attorney. The Second Dis
trict convention took recess III the morn
ing, until after the county convention al
ijo;irned. Upon reassembling, the names OF
w. S. Groesbeck. nj. w. Oliver, S. +. Hunt
and S. +. Cory, were presented. Groes-
beck declined by letter he had written.
Oliver declined by friend and Hunt de
clined personally, therefore Cory was noinl-
mated by reclamation. He made speech
accepting the nomination.
Profound sensation Is created, ana
especially in the German portions OF this
city, by the news of the surrender OF tho
French army and the Emperor.
RALEIGH, N. c., September 3.-Joseph
Turner, Jr., versus Governor Holden,
Colonel Kirk, Lieutenant Colonel Bergen
and Alexander kntiin. Judges DICK ana
Settle on the bench.
Judge Dick gave the opinion o. the court
in tho above case as follows: A warrant
can not be issued against the Governor for
any excess of authority in the discharge OF
the functions of his executive office.
The court holds that u bench warrant can
not run to the counties OF Aiamance ana
Caswell, while they are in u state OF insur-
rection against the military officers acting
under orders of the Governor, but warrants
will be issued for the arrest OF Colonel Kirk,
Lieutenant Colonel Bergen and Alexander
Rutiin, to be executed anywhere i'll the
State, except in the counties of Alamance
and CasweN. The court holds that Court
of impeachment is the proper forum for the
abuse of the executive authority.
The court also holds that the subordinate
agents OF the Governor are not free from
arrest for any obuse of authority, when out
side of iDsulrectionary districts.
Warrants were accordingly issued to the
vi NdNt Guilty, 49,.
to take Colonel Kirk, Lieutenant Colonel
Bergen NOW in Jail, and Alexander Ruttin,
wherever to be found, cxceptin Alamance and
CasweIl counties, and the warrants were
made returnable at Greensboro. Kirk IS
now in Alamance county. and since this de-
csion. it is likely he will remain there.
Judge Bond, of the United States Circuit
Court, who was sent for by Holden. arrived
in this cit, this evening. The object OF his
mission is not yet known,
RICHMOND. Va, September 3.-The ex-
element here to-day over the war news is
great The newspaper bulletin boards
attracted crowds all day The North Ger
man flags floating from windows were
plentiful. There were many Quarrcls be-
tween the German and the French citizens;
also their respective American sympa-
thisers.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass. Scptemieg }. p. NJ
Barometer 29:35, Wind west southwest and
light No arrivals or departures
QUARANTINE. September 3, 2. Mn
quarantine steamship Lavaca and brig
Hope.
SOUTHWEST PASS, September 3. Il NJ
Barometer .a:40. Wind west northwest.
hight. No arrivals. Haiicd-steainships
Bienyille and Morgan.
NICKsBCRG, September 3.-Passed up:
Thompson Dean. 10 A. NJ; Nick Long
worth, l. NJ: Grand Era, 6 p. NJ: Rubicon,
=. NJ. Down: Governor Alien, 10 A. M.
River rising. Weather clear and warm.
PITTsBuRG. September 3.-The Mononga
ieis river is falling fas-. There are only
wo feet nine inches water in the channel.
The weather i, warm and cloudy. with indi-
,atiOns of rain. The Thermometer stood at
So at noon.
MEMPHIS. SfDta,ubpr 3-The weather is
:lear. Thermometer 81 The river is de
lining. The steamer Carrie '. kOuntz
passed up, and the Bismarck down. to-day.
CINCINNATI, September 3.-The river
: falling with eleven feet four inches in the
:bannel. The weather is cloudy and cool.
Louisville. September 3.-Arrived
teamer Jennie Howell from Cincinnati.
Departed: Glasgow for White river; Shan
non for New Orleans. The river is station
'ry, with three feet six inches IN the chute.
Ihc weather is clear ami pleasant