New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-10

New Hampshire lie egislature-No Progress
i'm the Senafe-Ben Wade's UncOndi-
tionaI DeclinaIion Wifhdrawn-H omeo-
phafic COnventi0n-Sudden Death of an
Emigrant WOman-Ten Thousand Dol
lars Found on Her Person-Interna-
tiOnaI Typographical UniOn-Ships De-
tailed by Admiral Fanshaw to Protect
Fisheries.
CONCORD, n H., June 9.-4Senate-No
progress has been made in this BODY. 1t is
doubtful whether vote can be forced this
week for Governor
House-The House is fighting over a mo-
tiOn to declare two seats vacant The Re-
publicans are filibustering.
CINCINNATI, June 9.-B. f. Wade has
withdrawn his unconditional declination of
candidacy for the Governorship of Ohio.
PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-The Homeo-
pathic Convention elected Br. Talbot, of
New Jersey, president The convention
meets next year at Washington.
SALT LAKE. June 9-An emigrant woman
died suddenly at Brady station. On her
person was found through ticket from
New York to San Francisco, and ten thou
sand dollars mostly in United States bonds.
BALTIMORE, June 9-The Typographical
Union adopted resolution providing that
no money shall, under any circumstances,
be indorsed on travelling cards.
Mr.. Fitzwilliams, of Washington, moved
to expunge the resolution passed by the
ALBANY Convention, in reference to an at
attempt to influence and force on the Colum-
bia Union L. +. Douglass, an avowed rat.
An exciting discussion ensued, the senti-
ment of the majority being evidently to lay
the matter on the table,
The President finally decided the motion
to expunge could not be entertained.
Mr. Fitzwilliams, in a personal explana-
ton, stated, in behalf OF the Columbia
Union, that they had never desired to force
this negro question on the International
Union. Two years ago, at Albany, a dele4
gate from the Columbia Union introduced
the subject, without instructions to that eff
feet, and his motion was to relieve the Col
umbia Union of the onus of having origin
ated the question.
A resolution that the Albany convention
did not intend to censure the Washington
Union by the resolutions passed in refer
ence to l.. +. Douglass, was passed by
large majority. The convention then went
into secret session.
HALIFAX, n. s., June 8.-The following
ships have been detailed by Admiral Fan
shaw for the protection of the fisheries
The Danae and Lapwing on the New
fOundland coast; Fly on Cape of Fundy;
Philomel on east coast of Cape Breton;
Niobe and Minstrel on west coast of Cape
Breton and Prince Edwards Island;
RacOon and Cherub on the gulf coasts of
New Brunswick and Quebec. The Cana
dian cruisers will also traverse these and
other waters all the summer. A large num-
Der of vessels have sailed from here to en-
gage in the Labrador fisheries.
The new governor, Major General LeFrv.
and Chief Justice f. l.. Ward. arrived at
Bermuda and have been sworn in.
The troop ship Hermataga had arrived at
Bermuda from Aspinwall and left for Eng.
land.
Fort SCoTT, Kansas. June 9.-Arrange-
ments have been effected for the immediate.
extension of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railroad from HamsOnville, Missouri, to
Paslin, Kansas, TO be completed by the
first of October.
Iowa CITY, June 9.-At four o'clock this
afternoon, the most fearful storm ever wit
messed in this section commenced. For
forty minutes the rain and hail fell in tor
rents, accompanied by gale. The drv
goods store OF ID. Gri1fiths was unroofed.
and the stock deluged. A fine brick dwell
ing had the gable blown in, and one end of
st. Joseph's school building was blown
down. Two or three other houses are re-
ported unroofed.
One man is said to have been killed.
The fruit and shade trees were blown to
the ground in all parts of the city, and great
damage was done to the grain and fruit
crops in the country.
MEMPHIS, June 9-Two colored men
John ROseborough and William Uarrison'
were hung at Marion, Arkansas, TODAY.
A private dispatch from Mr. Baker. su-
perintendent of telegraph at Little Rock.
says the damage by the late freshet at Hot
Springs is greatly overestimated.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June 9, P. Ma
rometer 3O; wind southeast and BLOWING
hard. No arrivals or departures.
goud, at p NJ; Robert E. Lee. at p NJ.
lceNypuED ON nIaHrH PAaEI