New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23
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LATEST NEWS FROM AL PonTs
SUPREME COURT ADJOURNED
HEAVY FROST IN IOWA
NITRO.GLYCERINE EXPLOSION
FOUR PERSONS KILLED
Yellow Fever. ct Buenos Ayres
THE CIVIL WAR IN FRANCE
FRESH ATTEMPTS At CANCELLATION
Paris Will Soon BE Isolated
Dissensions Among the Communists
THE FIGHTING HAS BEEN HURDER0Us
AWFUL SCENES IN PARIS
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the 4President WIN Resurs-eapreDe
Court AdjOurned-Weathef Prebabili.
=. ties and Bynepsis-SecresaFy Rsbesen
On Ship Yards, Iren Shies and Decks.
WASHINGTON, April 22-The committee
Of arrangements for the Sixteenth Annual
International Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciati0n, in circular just issued, says: Ono
influence which had much weight in decid
ing ON Washington as the proper place for
the holding of this convention, was the be-
lief that it would result in an increased ro-
presentation from the Southern States, and
the hope that the permanent result might
be q thorough revival Of Christian associa-
ton work throughout the South. We there.
fore earnestly entreat our friends Of the
Southern associations, and also those in
cities desiring to establish associations, to
send US full and strong representation.
availing themselves of this opportunity of
mingling with us on this occasion, giving
us the inspiration of their presence, gather
ing fresh zeal themselves, and receiving, As
we are sure they will, . cordial welcome
from all quarters, and . god-speed in their
work Of peace and love.
Many Southern railroads have agreed to
return free, upon the certificate Of officers,
delegates who have paid full fare to the
CO0vGUClOus
will entertain delegates at hall rates.
President Grant returns Thursday.
N. H. Mahan has been appointed route
agent between Selma and Dalt0n.
The Supreme Court has adjourned to the
first of May. -~s
Probabilities is probable that the bar
ometer will continue to fall on the Pacific
coast, and may possibly bring rain on Sun
day: Falling baronster, with cloudy
upper lakes on Sunday; partially coudy
weather for the Eastern States; clear
weather south Of Pennsylvania and the
Ohio river.
The ordinance will be submitted to the
people of the city the ninth day of May,
instead of the sixtl5; the lower board con-
Cured in the change, and no doubt the
people will indorse the action Of the City
Council.
The stockholders of the Central Savings
Bank. recently closed on account of irregu-
larities of the cashier, C. v. Rogers, held .
meeting about noon to-day. The statement
of the condition of the bank is - follows:
Liabilities $l24 ,355; assets, estimating bills
receivable and bills Of exchange at fifty per
cent on face, $l35, ,90S 70. The bank has
1000 good paper, and $1,000 in foreign
banks. On this showing the stockholders
almost unanimously determined to resume
business, and elected . new board for that
purpose. The bank will be ready for work
Tuesday, when it win be prepared to pay
every dollar of depOsits.
Weather Report = Synopsis for the past
twenty -four hours - The barometer CON-
tinues falling steadily on the California
coast. It has also fallen decidedly at the
Rocky Mountain stations and the North
perature. The high pressure which ad-
vanced Friday night into the Mississippi
valley still continues in the Southwest and
extends to Ohio.
The light rain and clouds of Friday night
have slowly passed from Lakes Michigan
and Huron to the Eastern States. Clear
ing up weather is now reported on Lake
Erie Fair and clear weather has been
generally experienced during the day from
Replying to the Senate inquiry regarding
ship yards, iron ships and docks, Secretary
Robeson replied in effect that the only pro
pOsals from any organized and reliable
sources are those Of the International
Steamship Company, which he transmits,
with an analysis of their provision and ef-
fects, saying that ny them great advantage
will be gained to the navy and the country.
Secretary Robeson argues that American
which fully offsets the cheapness Of
labor by decreasing weight, equal
for strength in the construction Of
iron ships. He says: II will hereafter
endeavor to suggest, in obedience to your
resolution, some system to be perfected
under your deliberations for the establish
ment Of lines of steamers adapted, a. far a.
may be, for commerce in time of peace and
for naval militia in time of war" and closes
his letter with these words: n can not
assume, even under the sanction of your
resolution, to point out or to recommend to
what extent. in what manner, or under
what safeguard the government should
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with whom is the power and the respond