New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-04

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New York observation-disclosures Of the
Governor-Thc Democratic Officers arc
Elected-Delawnre state Legislature
Pennsylvania I.egislnture-Bish0p Ken
drick's Reception Mt St. LOuis-Acck-
dent OH lie aIississippi and Tennessee
RniIrond-Severnl Burned to Death
Georgia Official Election Returns-vir-
ziuia Legislature-Debt Of Virginia
Steamer with Arms for Europe-K6op-
munscbnp at san Francisco.
ALBANY, N. Y. january 3.-The Legisla-
ture organized to-day. The Assembly
elected Democratic OtliceHs.
ST. JOHNS. n. b., January 3.-The steamer
Robert NJ. Lowe leaves to-day to watch for
favorable weather to srapple the Atlantic
ca bic.
DOVER, Del, january 3.-The State
Legislature organized to-day. Senate
Speaker, Charles Gsoding; House Speaker
Scwell {. Biggs.
HAnRlsgUKG, Pa, January THE House
organized to-day by the election OF Joseph
II. Webb, Republican, as Speaker.
The Senate organized with William A.
Wallace, Democrat, a.. Speaker, and all the
Democratic callcus candidates were elected.
ST. Louis. January 3.-Bishop KendricA,
of st. Louis, was formally received to-day.
Two thousand persons paraded with music
and banners. "a
The Archbishop said. with respect to his
course in the Ecumenical Council. he would
state briefly the motives which governed
his action: Often i'll debate, he had, per- )
haps, seemed opposed to the great doctrine
of the church; but this arose from the fact
that there were arguments which he could
not explain, and his opposition was due to Q
the principles involved. After a close
examination Of the question, he would
say that his motives for submission
were simply due to an mistaken belief
in the authority OF the Catholic Church.
The reason of necessity for rendering obe-
dience to the Church was self-evident. and
could not be gainsaid. He would call TO
tural declaration: Thou hast words OF
eternal ife,' and reminded them of the
truths committed to Peter and Paul.
ATLANTA, January 3.--Otfical election re-
turns not fully in. Enough returns to
show the election of General Young in the
seventh district by nearly nine thousand
majority. Bigby and Bethune are elected
in the third district by seven or eight hun
dred majority. Long and Speer are elected
in the fourth district by about five hundred
majority. Tit. in the second district, is
elected by about three hundred majority.
Judge 4. Lochrane was lately appointed
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. i
MEMPHIS, January 3.-An accident oc
Cured on the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad this morning, at NOncOHnah
bridge, by the breaking of an axle of the
forward coach, which was thrown down the
took fire, and was rapidly
Five negroes are known to have
been burned to death. A number of others.
who were severely burned were brought
here to the hospital, where one woman died.
William White. omnibus agent, Charles
Eckols. newsbOy, and youth named Davis
Horn, from Lake, Mississippi, were fatally
burned: Mr.. Matherwint. Z. c. Thompson,
Felix Davis. DR.. Sam ROyne, of Mississippi.
and Peter Kirby, conductor, slightly. But
for the eyertions of the latter, White and
Eckols would have been burned in the car.
pulling them through the windows.
Attorney General Akerman has purchased
n home near Cartersville.
Rev. j. I. Leftwick, of the Presbyterian
church, has been presented by the cOugre
CATION with two life insurance policies OF
i've thousand dollars each.
RICHMOND, January 3.--The Legislature
had a quorum to-day.
The total debt Of Virginia. including in
terest due January |, 1871, is $ll, ,39l 900. or
the registered debt $l2, 900, 900 is held by
citizens in the State, and $4,000, 900 by
citizens out of the State and foreigners
The coupon debt-of $l9,00C,000 is held by
citizens cut Of the State and foreigners.
Attachments have been issued against the
deposit OF $1,000 dollars made by the New
Haven Home Insurance Company in the
State treasury here.
ALBANY, January Ex-Governor HOtfman's
message counsels retrenchment. It saya
he State debt is So. 400 ,l44, which is u re-
iuctiOn OF ,3O4 during the year. He
that all militia be armed with
and renews his former
,s4arS 70 ,1c nv,v11
appropriation for the last He supports
,uardedly the same plan for the elevated
;ailroad in New York. and asks the cOntin-
iat$on of the powers Of the commission to
gent the spread of cattle disease. He
lisapproves % the administration of the
e, e,:ssral tinanceSe and Gives some advice to
He sccuses that the federal gov
,,nmest has assumed to interfere directly by
10 ,etcers 'an,s armed force with the cleo
ions in shss States and he arraigns the
President on fhiS account, and protests
orlnall y against these Gutrases.
SCsTNS. .a.luarS Se~eIhc steamer Con
orsls r:e.r.d eo-day fof Falmouth, Eng
aH,ss l. :s supposed sHe sakes out IA cargo
. sr!ss sni ~as sns:erials, destined for
,saIcc.
81. T:::s.y.sco. .l.nssry se-A. koop-
III. e.inaso importer, arrived
lc:. :ss'sSdaye
Riyer Intelligence.
ss.'i':I'%i.f Pass. January 3, p. NJ
Barometer :G:Gos Wineas north and strong.
.sr:iSed: Schooner Fred. Walton, Rich.
n''sf':. tws.l't yonine days from Bucks Har
'or. Maine. with cargo of granite for mas
Of, brig Glendales Mcintyre, master, fifteen
lay from Nassau, to George A Fosdick &
-. The Glendale also has'the freight off,
H.ary Pa Russell that was wrecked.
I. Bahama Sanksp No departures
?ITTsSI:sse January 3.-Very windy. No