New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-27
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches

DUSTIN. september IO.-ArraDgoment
for the Eastern tour of President Gran
have been definitely agreed upon. tn,
President, with members of his cabinet. viii
arrive in Boston on October IS. and be re
ceived and entertained by the Common Cit,
Council.
The ceremonies of laying the corner stone
OF the new postOffice will take place on the
sixteenth, in the presence of the chief mag
istrate. cabinet officers and numerous dis
tingushed persOnages. The President will
then join in the festivities incident to the
opening of the European and North Amer
lean railway, which will continue three
days. The President will remain until the
festivities close.
New YORK, September &c. Arrived:
Steamers Vile de Paris. Crescent. Russia
and Italy. Arrived out City Of Brussels
and City Of Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, September 2t.-The follow
ing are the chairmen OF the delegations a.,
the Commercial Convention:
From Alabama, w. S. Gordon; Arkansas
Hon. E. II. English: Florida. T. T. Hilton:
Georgia, +. c. Anderson; Indiana, Willard
Carpenter: Iowa, I. N. Monroe: Kentucky.
Isaac Caldwell: Louisiana, j. kennard:
Maine, John II. Kendall: Maryland, w.
Pinckney White; Michigan, William Will
mot; Missouri, Hon. ElOn Smith, Nebraska,
r. A. Allen; New Jersey, C.. b. Guthrie:
New York, George S. Hazazd: North Caro-.
Lima. }. +. StenhOuse; Ohio, William Ram
tey; PENNSYLVANIA, J. 5. Negley; South
Carolina. +. b. Cash: Tennessee, T.. b,
James: Virginia. w. w. Walker; West
Virginia. j. Faulkner
WASHINGTON, September 26-Members of
the sub ku-klux committee having spe-
cially in charge the finances of the South,
net separately. Senator Pool remains here.
Representative Stevenson goes to Cincin-
natl. and Hon. James Beck goes to Lexiny-
ton, Kentucky. Mr.. Beck urges that State,
county and municipal officers send to him
at Lexington authenticated statements of
their debts, taxes and the incidental cir
cumstances connected with the accumula-
ton Of the debt and the increase of taxa
ton.
Mr.. Beck expects and hopes that every Off
Ger having charge OF State. county or NUM-
cjpal finances will take the trouble to re-
port to him; and in cases where reports
may be withheld, or partial, on account of
the partisan character Of officials, he urges
prominent citizens to send him statements
authenticated beyond question.
These statements, it is desired. shall be
lar, and consist mainly of figures, without
any partisan expression.
The committee will reassemble here on
the first vi November to make consolidation
Reports.
Arkansas is excited over the reported dis !
sOvery Of gold mines west of Monticello.
The federal Judge of Utah has forbidden |
Mormon courts to exercise chancery or com |
mon law jurisdiction.
Brigham Young directs his bishops to |
continue chancery and common law juris-
sliction.
Young will submit to processes from the
federal court, but will resist imprisonment
NORFOLK, September 26.-The steamship
Juniata. from Philadelphia for New Orleans,
put in here Yesterday, having broken her
She will sail to-day.
MONTREAL, September 26.-Hon. Louis
Joseph P;.peneon, a leader of the Canadian
in 1887, is dead, aged eighty-three
MONTGOMERY, September 26.-The boiler
in Hardemon's Mill, twenty miles north of
this city, exploded, killing five persons and
wOunding another.
One of the victims was hurled one him.
dred yards and torn into fragments; another
was blown fifty yards up hill and terribly
The mill is total wreck.
LONDON, September 26-The relations Of
Russia, Turkey and France are becoming
more intimate.
ROchefort petitions the government for a
OF his sentence. The original
sentence Was to penal servitude for life.
PARIS, September 26-The evacuation Of
The departments contiguous to Paris, by the
has been completed