New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

The President at Clncinnati-His Recep.
tion and Thanks-Charlestoa Remark
ably NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Discharsed
ON NO1le Prosequl-Knishts Templars
at Baltlmsre-Greas Fire In virsinia
City-small.Pox In Lsvsell.
CINCINNATI, September l9.-The Presi-
dent was received by the military, police
and fire department this morning.
BALTIMORE, September 19.-The Triennial
Conclave of Grand Encampment of Knights
Templar convened to-day. The ceremonies
speech of welcome was made by John H. B.
Latrobe, G. II. Of the F. A. and A. NJ. of
Maryland, and was responded to by Sir
Knight William Sewall Gardner, G.. C. of
the G. E. of the United States. The entire
city is decorated with masonic emblems.
At noon he was introduced on Change,
spoke briefly, expressing qualification at the
meeting Of this reception from the people,
and all the more because it was from the
people Of a great nation, and not from those
OF a divided country.
CHARLESTON, September 19.-One fever
death in the last twenty-four hours.
The board of health, after a thorough ex-
animation of the eight wards of the city
publish the following statement:
The reports from various wards show the
city to be in remarkably healthy condi-
~.~~>S
no yellow fever existed. The number of
cases Of yellow fever in course of
treatment does not exceed an average of
two in ward, and the number of persons
sick from other causes is astonishingly few
MEMPHIS, September ia special to the
daily Press says Governor Brown is i'm
proving to-day, and strong hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery.
San FRANCISCO, September 19.-Odonnel
Cspen, an astrologer, and Mrs. Knapp,
charged with abortion, we're discharged on
nolle prosequi, tho attorney general re-
iecting the evidence of the deceased be-
cause, when given, che did not believe her
self dying.
SALT LAKE Crrr, Utah. September l9.-
The grand Jury for the Third District were
impaneled this morning. AL polygamists
very bitter on the United States law officers
in consequence. Chief Justice McKain, in
his charge to the grand jury. said: "You
are summoned, not to try criminal cases,
but to say what criminal cases shall be
presented for trial. In the discharge of
this duty you will be governed by the same
PRINCIPLES %6s Of ans law xah govern n grand usss
Arizona. The principles Of law are every
where applicable throughout the republic"
The crimes of murder, arson, larceny,
bigamy, adultery and riot in Utah are the
same crimes throughout the Christian do
minion. If there is anything peculiar in
the situation in Utah, it is the peculiar CON
duct OF some men here and not any peculiar
principle or policy that are to be enforced
here. Utah belongs to the United States,
and those who obey its laws must and shall
be protected in their rights, and those who
do not must answer at the bar of iusi
tice; and those men of influence, who's
in practice. detiantly trample on the
laws themselves, and by precept teach
the firm grip Of the law rather than the
obscure men whom they have misled. Cen
t!emen, it is your duty and mine to enforce
the laws. Let US do 90 without favor, at
lection, prejudice or hope Of reward.
LITTLE RoCK, September ia few days
ago the sheriff Of Sebastian county reported
that civil officers could not enforce the law.