New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-21
NEW YORK.

| COnoouy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Inspector
Arrested-Savings Banks Closed
Tweed Must Resign-Meney Easy
Governments Steady.
New YORK, November 2O.-Richard B
Connolly has resigned, and MayOr Hal
has appointed Andrew H. Green controller
Returns from several election districts
are found defective. and three election in
spect0rs have been arrested, and held u
10000 bail.
The Guardian and Bowling Green saving
Banks have closed. The National SAVING
Bank continues to pay all demands.
Emanuel b. Hart, leading Tammany
sachem. says Tweed must resign his mem
bership of the TammaDy society and Demo
not, measures will be taken to force hin
| out.
| Arrived: Steamers Emily 3. Souder and
| st. Louis from New Orleans:
| There have been twenty-three additional
cases of smallpox reported to the Board o1
| Health since saturday noon.
Money easy at 5 6 per cent for call lOans
| Sterling firmer. Gold weak, closing sales
| at llO34. Governments steady. State bonds
inactive; Tennessees very weak. and sold al
64 for old: new 6434; new South Carolina
bends very weak. and sold down to 26ls,
but were somewhat better during the after
noon, closing at - "; old 7O11; virginias GO:
new Is; LOuisianas, old, IS; new IS; levee
skies 6S; eights IS; Alabama eights SO: fives
Is; Georgia skies 80; sevens 81; North Caro-
linas. old, 3SA; new 20.
Governments closed dull; skies of 1881,
117&; five-twenties of 1862, llla4; 1864,
llIaa; 1865, llla.; new issues, lI4is; 1867
l14s; 1868. l:47s; ten-forties, lO97s
The executive committee of fifty, ap-
pointed to investigate the charges Of fraud
brought against the Brooklyn city govern
ment, have requested the Common Council
to furnish such facilities as will enable the
committee to accomplish it's purposes.
Proceedings in bankruptcy have been
commenced against the Guardians Savings
Bank.
The Grand Duke Alexis accepts public
reception tomorrow, until which time he
remains on board the Russian frigate Syet.
land.
At the annual meeting of the Methodist
Missionary Society to-day officers were
elected for the ensuing year, including
Bishop Morris as president, Bishops James,
Scott. Simpson, Baker. Ames and Others as
vice presidents, and Rev. Thomas Carleton
as treasurer.
There was large attendance tonight at
the meeting of welcome to the Russian
deputation Of Evangelical alliance Pro-
lessor Morse presided. A report from the
deputatiOn was submitted, which stated
that telegram had been received from
England to the effect that the subject of re-
Ilgious liberty was about to be laid before
the Russian council of State.
The president, officers and executive
Of the National Labor Union
publish a card to the effect that the call
made FOR convention at Wilmington, Della
ware, on the fifth, is the work of self
constituted committee, and has not the
sanction of the National Union or labor
reform party. The regularly called con-
ventiOn will meet on the third Wednesday
in February. 1872, at Columbus. Ohio.
Rev. j. G. Bass, OF BROOKLYN. was wav.
laid last night by two colored men. who
drew knives and demanded his money or
MS life. Mr.. Bass defended himself with a
stout cane, and succeeded in driving them
If