New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-30

Another Civil Rights Bill in Missjssippi-
1t. Defeat in the Senate-Delegates
from Massachusetts TO CGiHred Nati8n-
al Bishop G'Hara Sus-
tained-Apache Campaign Suspended
Anne rican Flag Raised over Navigat0r's
lsland-Japanese in POftsvilie-SOuth
Carolina Delegates to C0iOred National
Convention.
JACKSON March 29.-The civil rights
bin was brought up IN the Senate as
q new bill and passed two readings,
and on the third reading was killed
beyond all power Of resurrection by
this Legislature. On the final vote
three Republican Senator's lodged the
question and could not be found. The vote
stood fifteen to fourteen. Colored mem
bers are loud in INSTRUMENTATION of those
Senators who were net presen. when the
final vote was taken.
BOSroN. March 39.-The Massachusetts
State convention last evening chose SIX
delegates to the National Colored Conven-
ton. to be held in New Orleans, April %.
PHILADELPHIA. March 29.-Thc Supreme
Court to-day announced decision sustain
inc Bishop OIiara in his appeal from the
findings of the lower court, which restored
Father Stack to the paStorate fron which
he was suspended 10y The Bishop.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 29.-Caneral
Crook suspended the campaign against the
Apache Indians in Arizona upon heinz in
formed OF General IowavG's mission The
Irdians are now masters o. almost the en-
NE country.
The United States steamer Nara gauSett
las raised the American flag over the mar
Dor Of PanpapOags. NavgatOrs' Island
POTTsvILLE, Pa. March ga party of
Japanese ON government mission arrived
this evening for the purpose of visiting
several large coal operations, furnaces and
iron works here tomorrow.
COLUMBIA, S. c., March 29-The Colored
State Convention net to-day, and appointed
Secretary of State Cardoza, State Senator
Nash, Lieutenant Governor Ransier, Con
gresham Elliott, +. II. Frost and w. J.
Mckinlay delegates to the National Colored
Convention at New Orleans. Delegates de-
clared that the New Orleans convention
must demand of the Republican party that
a colored man be nut in the rational Cabi-
net. Only one-third OF the State was rep
resented. The proceedings were noisy.
PHILADELPHIA. March 29.-The House
bill repeating the charter of TIE Southern
Improvement Company passed the State
Senate to-day. The bill has passed both
houses, and the charter is repealed.
LOUISVILLE, March 29.-General Humpil-
rev Marshall's body has been embalmed.
1t will be taken to Frankfort tomorrow
morning. where it Will be deposited IN a
vault to await further lnterment.
Weather Report.
WAR DsPAErrn3r
Gfhce Chief Signal Ofcer
Washington March 20, 1872. 4:35 P Il.
\ PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will continue falling west
of and throughout the Mississippi valley,
with southerly to easterly winds and in
creased cloudiness, and probably threaten
inc weather during tonight. and will gradc-
ally extend its influence on Saturday to the
upper lakes. over the Ohio valley and ca. t
ern Gulf States. Partially cloudy but
pleasant weather will prevail Saturday
from the lower akes and eastward to the
Atlantic. with light and fresh winds, Dam
gerous winds are not anticipated f5r the
Allan ic and Gall coasts.
Rfacr d,,eiitgeAco.
S0UrRwEsr PASS. Mach 29.-Barom
ctrr 1920. Wind east uoriie lsr, light.
Arrived Norwegian bark llelios. Mathe-
son. master, stvrnry.ninn days from New
port. with railroad Ir-u. tn order; American
ship Ella 5. Thayer, Thompson, master,
seyep&grsix days from Liverpool, with a
gent cargo, 70 Ocean, Zerega g. Co.;
steamship St Mary. at 5:l5 p. NJ, Tripp,
master, from Indanola via Galveston, to G.
A. Whitney & Co. Sailed-Steamship Missis-
sipp, ships Coronet and lIampden, and
bark Halcyon.
PASCAL OUTRE, March 90, 6 p. M-Wird
northeast. light. Arrived-Schooner Lady
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