New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-14

New Evening Paper at MempIis-NicoI-
son Pavement Suit in memphis
Judgment Against the City-The
Gra,z Brown Interview-It Was
ufactursd-Republican Gains in
New Hampshire-Erie Classification
Repeal Bi!l-shipwreck and Loss Of
Life in Massachusetts Bay-Warren-
ton Conference-Wesieyan Female In-
stitute-AIabaHu and Chattanooga
RailrOad-Bankrupt sale April 23-
Wisconsin and kentucky Repub-
Iicnn State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
California Marsh Lands.
MEMPHIS, March 13.-The Daily Register,
a new afternoon paper, edited by +. A.
Tyler, late an editor of the Appeat, made
its appearance to-day.
III the United States Circuit Court to-day,
in the CAGE of f. Z. Brown ct al, con
tractor, VS.. city of Memphis, for laying Mic
olson pavement, Judgment was rendered
against the city by Judge Emmerons. The
amount involved is 100000. An appeal
will be taken to the Supreme Court.
ST. LOUIS, March I3-The Jefferson City
correspondent of the Republican states that
the recent report OF an interview between
the reporter OF New York paper and Gov
ernor Gratz Brown in regard to national
politics is manufactured out OF whole cloth.
The Governor was sick III bed when the re-
porter was at jefferson City, and did not see
him.
ALBANY, n. y, March l3.--Returns from
thlrty-three counties III thus Stare snow thal
at the recent town elections the Republicans
gained thlrty-one supervisors.
The bill repeating the Erie classlhcatlon
has been ordered to Its third reading IN the
Senate.
BosToN, March 13.-Tle schooner Adelia
Kelly, of Harwich, Massachusetts, from
Baltimore for Plymouth, is ashore near
South Neii1ieet All hanGs lost except one
man. The vessel Is hlgh upon the Deach.
| w ARRENTON, Va. Malch io.-ih tHe con
! ference this morning, an assessment was
made Tor eGucauohal purposes, lonr-niths
OF the amount to be appropriated to Ran
| doinh Macon CoNeGe TO eoilcate young
men for the ministry. and one-ftth to Olin
| and Preston lnsttnte. Missionary dona-
tons amount TO sl730 during the year. Re
solutions were adopted IN favor OF the Nash
Vile book concern: also, pledglng the sup
! pog: Of the conference in maintaining the
| st. Louis Christian Adeocatc ami the Bal
timore EpiScopM Methodist.
| Rev. Dr.. Munsey submitted a report for
| the establishment OF the Baltimore Book
and Publishing House Company, and ask
| ing the cooperation and Enforcement OF the
| conference, which was received.
| Re-. William A. Harris president Of the
! Wesleyan Female Institute at Staunton,
Virginia, presented the report OF the fac
ulty, showing its condition TO be very pros
| porous, having one hundred and six young
| lady boarders from distant States, ninety OF
when are communicates. and that addi-
| tional buildings would have to be erected
! to meet -he increasing demands OF Its
patrons.
The report was received. and rcsolu-
| ton introduced by the educational com
mttee and passed commencing the instl-
| tute TO the party support of the people,
and visiting committee of three appointed
from the conference to the annual com
mencement
Baltimore was designated as the next
place OF holding the annual conference.
ii. l.. Menetitt, Of Sperryville, Virginia,
committed suicide Monday.
| MoNTGoMERY, March l3-Judge Bus
teed, Of the United States District Court,
sitting in bankruptcy to day, granted an
order of sale of the Alabama and Chatta-
nooS" f ,iahama for indorsements of bonds