New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-23
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ayes 80, nays II. Guilty on the third
article; ayes 81, nays u. Guilty on the
fourth article; ayes 33, nays l6 Guilty OF
the fifth article; ayes 40, nays .. Guilty on
the sixth article; ayes Al. nays :. Gulltv on
the tseventh article: ayes 80, nays IL
Guilty OF the eighth article; ayes 81, nays
49,
An order was then passed removing Gov
ernOr Holden from Office and ,lisqualltylng
him from holding office OF power or profit
in the State. On this order the vote stood,
yeas 81, nays l3.
All Senators were present but one. The
political complex OF the Senate IS thirty
six Conservatives and fourteen Repnb-
licans: one Republican was absent-Mr.
flythc. of Northampton.
CHEiENNE, March 22-At Il district court
which met here yesterday, there were four
ladies on the jury. An Indian was found
guilty of murder, and sentenced to be
hanged
KEY WEST, March 22-The Tennessee,
with the San Domingo Commissioners on
board. leaves for New York tomorrow
morning. 1t is expected that a tug will
meet the Tennessee of the Charleston bar.
and take on board ii portion of the commits
sion and attaches, that they NAV 90 to
Washington with the report by rail The
Tennessee will be due of Charleston Satur-
day.
CHICAGO. March 22-Simon & Cos
national cooperative dry 90, DIS house which
proposed to distribute fifteen hundred thou
sand dollars to certificate holders. has been
decided by the Criminal Court to be a grand
lottery. and the proprietors found guilty on
the indictment.
NORTH PLATTE. March "a party of
citizens, after wood twenty miles south of
here. came in last evening and reported the
appearance of fifty or sixty Indians around
their camp. The Indians having set fire
TO the prairie around. the citizens made a
hasty retreat for home. leaving their wood.
No shots were fired by either party.
The Indians have a large number of skins
which they are anxious to come here to
trade, but are MOI permitted to do so.
On the twelfth instant nineteen head of
horses were taken by the Indians, one mile
west OF here, only three OF which were re
captured.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass. March -, p. NJ
Barometer $3.50. Wind south southeast.
light.
Arrived: Ship Cordillera. Berry. master,
tiity-tve days from London. in ballast. to
master. Steamship ST Mary. at 4:20 Z. NJ.
Hawthorne, master, from lndanola via
Galveston. to c. A. Whitney Il Co. Sailed:
Bark Windward
w..
Wind south, southeast. light. No arrivals
Sailed: Steamer Havana, brigs Isis and A.
NJ. Putnam. and schooner Willie
NICKSBURG. March 22-PaSScd down:
Katie at eight and Robert Mitchell at nine
o'clock last night; Edinburg at A. NJ and
Silver Bow at II a. NJ. Up: City of Cairo
at II p. NJ. River rising slowly. Weather
warm and clear.
MEMPHIS, March 22-Weather cloudy
and warm. River falling. Passed up:
Richmond. Lockwood and CITY of Vicks-
burg. Passed down: Leondas
ST. LOUIS, March 22-Arrved: Belle st.
Louis. from Nicksburg: Anna. from Cincin-
natl: Post Boy, from New Orleans: Petrol
and barges, from Cairo; Molle Moore and
Far West. from Pittshur9. Departed
Tom Jasper Continental and Bee and
barges. for New Orleans: and Grand Tower
for Memphis. River falling slowly. The
weather is clear and windy.
CINCINNATI. March :!!29-River rising. Ar
rived: Glasgow. from Arkansas river
Departed: John H. Groesbeck. for New
Orleans: Alice Dean, for Memphis. and
Arlington for Pittsburg. Weather clear and
pleasant.
PITTsBURG, March 22-Weather clear and |
pleasant. Mouonsahela scant seven feet
AMI falling.
Louisville, March 22-The river COM !
mcnced rising this morning. and has risen
three inches. Weather clear and warm.
Mercury 66l. Arrived: Champion and Po-
iomac, from Cincinnati: Altoona and Grey
hound from ST. Loni>: Messenger. from
Pi.t,hurg, and Mary Houston, from New
Orleans. Departed: Charleston and Mes
'cnger, for ST Louis; Mary Davidgc and
Abeona. for Cincinnati. and reyhound.
for piffShuru