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

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RSrefcH:, N. c.. Sedpltembef sud d ;,
Dsn& of tho United States Circuit Court.
znsr hearing the argument in the habeas
+ssxpus ease Of Aoptenant Colonel Bergen
s.Akes nodcciaitne but takes thepapers Will
EM 10 Boston, and holds the matter under
1avisemcnt. 1t was the revision of Judge
nsseks' action, at the instance Of Governor
- d. Jenkins, paymaster, has been at
tnshed for contempt, by Judge Mitchell, for
S6Mcgarding the injunction. and paying OF
0NAdene troops.
ArLAKrA, O., September s.-The Consti-
11kisa this afternoon, published q letter from
A8atoR Stephens, accepting the chairman
4Ak1p of the State Democratic Executive
Csnnaittee. He thinks the candidates for
EMuSress ought to be selected without re-
AiHence to their eligibility; that question
akOnld be settled by Congress. He also
&hiuks that the members of the Legislature
SHOULD be selected from those not disquali-
1Hcd bv congressional enaetments.
In the House of Representatives to-
.xxv. the Senate "Savanah Municipal
ALL was taken up A point Of order was
made Chat it could not be entertained, the
House having indefinitely postponed SINH
sar bill The temporary speaker ruled that
azc point was well taken. The House be-
szsne riotous. Twenty colored members
xsre on the floor at one time. The excited
.znurnbers called for the reading of the riot
net. Others called for order Turner
ScoloredD, said tic action Of the colored
sncmbere was disgraceful.
Upon the calling of the yeas and nays
awo thirds of the Republicans left the
House, consequently there was no quorum
keff, and the House adjourned till this after
naun.
IA che aftesnoon session the ruling of the
Speaker was sustained by three majority
The Democracy rcpudiate the position
1nAen BY Linton Stephens favOring the run
assss of an ineligible candidate for Con-
BOSTON, September s.-The Ragusa, of
AuzsIy three tons, which left Queenstown
.4ishsy days ago, has arrived.
1fAIlrAx, September S.-There are reports
s&f the loss Of vessels md life by Sundays
gale.
CINCINNATI, September 8.--The French
Patriotic Society have issued an address to
rheir eountrynien in CINCINNATI, expressing
sympathy for the new Republic.
!. Anew company has been formed to con-
ssruct q railroad from Springfield to Gin
s5unati. This is understood as the result of
she withdrawal of the Cincinnati, Sandusky
sknd Cleveland road from the arrangement
n bnild that line Of railroad from Dayton
and Cincinnati Whether Dayton will be a
paint in the new project is uncertain. The
arc that the road will be direct
Surveys will commence Immediately.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, September 8, P. NJ
allowing strong.
Arrived: Ship Gettysburg, Ross master.
6fty three days from Cardiff, with railroad
;rUn, to master; ship Richard McManus,
Foster master, fifty days from Cardiff, with
Eve thousand bars railroad iron to order
Ship La Louisiana, Toufet, master, fifty
Lays from Havre, with a general cargo, to
Brown & Begouan; bark William G. Put
aam, Richard, master, sixty-three days
rom Cardiff, with railroad iron, to w.
Creevy; schooner Angelina, Ward, master.
even days from Ruatan, with fruit. to J.
B. Pigniola & Co; schooner Oak Ridge,
williams, master, seven days from Ruatan.
% William Ruetf. Sailed: Briggs Lucy
". Snow and Guadaloupe; schooners |
Deb Cobre and steam tug Buckthcrn. |
The brig William d. Anderson. Captain !
Willis, hence for Matanzas, Cuba, was
owed in this evening in distress. Captain |
Willis reports that on Tuesday, September
!, when about l60 miles east half south. |
CD and holt fI,i
ASS, loaded with -four and lumber.
ssss struck by whirlwind at |
$50 P. NJ, without warning, the
reather being beautiful at the time, and in |
css than five minutes the maintop mast, |
he main mast head, foretop mast, top gal |
anSmast and royal mast together with the |
IbbOom and all the yards and sails, were
Angling by the side. Captain Willis tried |
0 save them, but as there was heavy sea |
INNING, and the yards getting under the !
xg's bottom and pounding, he was fearful |
hat the trusses of the yards might do dam |
Sc, Get her to leaking and imperil the vessel
nd carg0's safety. He therefore put |
Eyything adrift, but managed to save the |
am sail, main stay sail and foresail. under |
hieh he arrived off Southwest Pass at |
80 p. NJ, and was taken in tow by the |
,whOat Rochester. ALI hands safe and
Nh
4 ne COOK OF tnc pllOl DOat maze was
rowAed a few miles oft the bar yesterday |
.orning, by being swept overheard by
eavy sea. His name is unknown.
MEMPHIS. September S.-Weather clear.
hermoter $50. The river is falling. The
leamers Nick Wall and st. Marys have
assed up and the M. E. Forsyth and Jennie
lowell down.
yICKsBURG, September 8.-The steamer
'ity of Vicksburg passed up at eleven
clock last night, and the Emile La Barge
three this morning. The r. E. Lee and
.lsie Silver passed down at ten o'clock to-
ight. The river is falling. The weather
clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, September S.-The river has
Hen three inches i'll the past twenty-four
onrs. There are now two feet scant down
Nc chute, and four feet On Portland bar.
he weather is excessively hot; the mercury
'nging from $40 to 93o in the shade.
CINCINNATI, September S.-There are
ven feet ten inches water in the river
pposite the city, and falling slowly.
PIrTsBURG, September 8.--The weather is
ear. Thermometer 78. The Mononga-
Ella river has three feet of water in it
ppcsite this city. and is falling.
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.
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