New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-12

The Tammany AccOunts-Judge Brainard
Issues an Injunction and Directs a
Statement of City Liabilities-Vouchers
for 1870 Stolen-Governments Steady
Coroner,s Verdict.

for 1870 OStolen-Government Steady
Coroner's Verdict.
New YORK, September 1l.-There was
long proceedings to-day in the Supreme
Court regarding the city affairs. The judge
directed the defendants to produce on
Thursday complete statement of the liza
bilities of the city up to date, issued an in
junction and adjourned 1t is discovered
that the vouchers for 1870 have been stolen.
The heavy glass in the door leading to the
bureau where the papers were kept was
broken, through which the burglars en-
tered.
Evening-Money easy, 203 per cent for
call loans. Gold HAS. Sterling: Long
S5s, short 91s Stocks closed steady. Gov
ernments steady all day. State bonds neg
lected: Tennessees 73l4, new "a; Virginias
63ls, new 6919; Louisianas 65, new 6l, levee
skies II, eights 81; Alabama eights 100, fves
68; Georgia skies 80, sevens 81; North Caro-
linas, old 43, new %; South Carolinas, old
IS. new 57le.
The coroner's investigation resulted N a
verdict against Mrs. Brown, who was com
mitted to await the action of the Grand
Jury.
Evening.-Governmen Skies of 1881,
registered, ll7la, coupons, 1l8B; hve-twen-
ties of 1862 registered, 1853, coupons, 1858
CAS-, coupons, 1858; 65s 1858, new 114A
67s ll4ss; 6Ss 1l41R ten-forties, registered,
Ills; coupons, HES; currency skies 1l5's.
Arrived: Steamships City of Brussels,
Baltimore. Arrived out : City of New
York Minnesota and Scandinavian.
New YORK, September 1.-THE services
in Emanuel church yesterday were con-
Quoted by the Rev. Mason Gallagher, who
delivered an address in which he stated that
he had always been in the habit, when con-
ducting services in a building not under the
| control of the Episcopal Church, of using
| such forms as OCCASION seemed to require;
but now, having determined henceforth to
use the union prayer book, it seemed proper
| to withdraw from church the liturgy OF
| which he should cease to use.
Mr.. Gallagher then read a letter ad-
dressed to Bishop Potter, giving reasons
for Withdrawing from the Episcopal min
| istry.
In addition to the above, Mr.. Gallagher
| is opposed to the service of infant baptism
! as obscure and capable of at least seven in
| terpretations; to the catechism form of alb
| solution and the Office of institution, as
| capable of the Roman Interpretation; 20
| the canon passed at the last general conven-
| ton further limiting the tender of courtesy
| and fraternal respect to ministers of other
| churches, and the whole tone of exclusive
ness in the Episcopal church, and the pun
ishment inflicted on ministers of high stand
| ing and extensive inhence for omitting
cqptroverted expressions in human SER
vice, or for preaching the gospel where
their consciences dictated, penalties as
great as if they had violated the ten com
| mandments.
The Rev. Mr.. Thale was absent in Chi
| cago yesterday, assisting the Rev. DR..
| Cooper in opening a new church wherein
the Union prayer book is to be used.
| The book of common prayer is still re-
| tanned in Emanuel church.