New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
BY TIE LEI RAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
THE LATE COLONEL ALEXANDER
GOVERNMENT OF INDIAN TERRITORY
WELCOME TO FENIAN ExILES
A COLLISION At SEA AND SHIPS SUNK
No Entrance To or Egress From Paris
RENICTUAL PARIS
THE LATE COLONEL ALEXANDER
GOVERNMENT OF INDIAN TERRITORY
WELCOME TO FENIAN ExILES
A COLLISION At SEA AND SHIPS SUNK
No Entrance To or Egress From Paris
WASHINGTON.

Territorial Government for the indian
TerrifOry-Adversc Report to Female
Suffrage Under Fourteenth Anne endment
Wheeling Democratic Town-Cms-
tOmhouse Removal to Cedar Keys
Georgia Senators sMinOrity Report
Buffers Resolution Of Welcome to the
Fenian Exiies-AbOIition Of the Test
Outh--Biii to Regulate Commerce
Among the States.
WASHINGTON. January 30.-The President
sent il message to Congress to-day i'll favor
of a territorial government for the Indian
Territory.
No southern nominations were made to-
day.
The Judiciary Committee reported adj
verscy to female suffrage under the four
teenth amendment. Mr.. Bingham. chair
man OF tn. committee. argues that female
suffrage belongs exclusively to the States.
The Judiciary Committee also agreed to re-
port adversely to the bill giving additional
representation.
The Democrat. have carried Wheeling,
Virginia.
.Sennfe-Tllc Board Of Aldermen. OF Gin
cinnati, ask that the bridge between Ciucin-
natl and Newport be raised
The Military Committee reported adverse
iv to the sale Of the arsenal property at
iittsbury.
The bill removing the Customh"use from
81. Marks to Cedar Keys. Florida. passed.
The case OF the Georgia Senators was
taken up ant; argued to adjournment. The
minority report. seating Whitney and Far
row. wa, rejected by Il vote OF thirty TO
nineteen.
Ho.se-Thc following bills were intro
tllced today: For reference to secure more
efficiency in the different departments OF
the governments: extending the jurisdiction
! of the Court of Claims; maxim. appropri-
! ati"ns for cus;onhouse at %icksbur2.
The All: Line Railroad bili vas iiiihus-
tered over the morning hour.
Mr.. Butler. of Massachusetts. asked leave
to introduc, the following joint resolution:
h'cs,ireI. That the Congress of the United
States. in the name. and "n behalf of the
people OF the United States. do give j.
O'Donovan ;Rossa!, Thomas Clarke Lubv.
John OLcar;. Thomas +. Burke. Charles
Underwood O'Connell, and their associate
| Irish cNiies and patriots. a cordial welcome
| to the capitol. and to tn. country: and that
a copy OF this resolution be transmitted to
, them by the President of the United States.
Mr. BENJAMIN. of Missouri. objected.
| Mr. Butler moved to suspend the rules
! and said the resolution was copied from the
| hussuth resolution.
! The rules were suspended. and TIE joint
! resolution passed; yeas -. nays II.
| The subcommittee of reconstruction.
| consStin. ot IIessrs. Porter. Epson and
| Mungen. have unanimously agreed 20
| recommend to the committee the passage
! of tn. bill abo,shng the test oath.
| HpUS..--A bill was introduced 70 regulate
! commerce among the States. The bill pro-
! vidcs a general law under which. upon Ger
! tain terms ard conditions. companies may
| be incorporated and authorized 70 build and
! operate railroads. canals or other highways
running through two or more States. or
>l.