New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-04
NEW YORK.

Arrivals-President Grant in New York
Bark Abandoned ut Sea-SchOOner in
Di>tress-Funeral OF Professor Morse
southern Republicans in Consultation
Advice of sumner lsked-His Reply
Expected-Perjury and Fraud bv Off
ciaI--MHrket savings Bank-Other
Savings Bank Failures not InpO e>i-
ble-Dutch Heinrich-FifteenthA Amend
ment CelebratiOn-AnOther Westfield
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AndersOn's
Remains.
New YORK, April -Arrived-Cambria
Hamburg, England. Arrived out-Nille de
Paris.
The President is here.
The Spanish bark Pagusta was abandoned
at sea.
The schooner C. c. Brooks. thirty days
out from jacksonville. Florida, for New
York, lost her mate overheard. Her sails
and boats are also gone. The crew were
out OF provisions and water. and new
crew was put aboard, with instructions to
make for Bermuda.
The funeral OF Professor Morse will take
take place from the Rev. Dr. Adams Pres
byterian Church. on Friday morning. He
Will be buried at Greenwood cemetery.
The San of this morning has the follow
ing: Several leading Republicans from the
southern States have been consulting in
this city during the past few days as 10
the question OF politics: most OF them were
decided at the start TO go 10 the Cincinnati
convention. Some are Southerners, and
others are among the very best Northern
men. who have settled in the South since
the war and who have always acted on the
advice of such men as Horace Greeley and
Charles Sumner. These gentlemen met
Yesterday at tie Fifth Avenue Hotel.
and decided to consult with Sumner on the
subject, and be influenced by his advice.
Mr.. Summers reply. when received, Will
probably be of great interest to Republicans
| all over the country, especially those oI the
| South. We hope to have il for publication
| TOMORROW
| Tie grand jury OF Richmond county, has
| found indictments against nearly all the
town officers OF Southfeld, Tor PERJURY ana
| fraud.
| The committee appointed to investigate
| the Market Savings Bank irregularities
| have made a report. in which they say that
| they do not deem it prudent to disclose the
! entire result OF their Investigation. but from
| the yerv government Of savings banks in
| this State as partially exposed by them,
thev conclude that the failure of other
savings banks is not impossible at any mo-
ment.
Dutch Heinrich was sent TO Sing Sing for
'
The colored citizens of New York and Vi
cinitv celebrated the anniversary of the
adoption of the fifteenth amendment 70
dav. About 5000 men We're in the process
SION. No disturbances.
Evening.-Monev stringent at IA l-l6.
Exchange quiet at ga 93s. Gold closed
duh at l097s 10, New tives ITO; skies OF
| 1881 lI55s OF 1861 ll2l2. State bonds
closed very dull. Tennessees 66l2; new
G6l2: Nirgnias -: new So; Louisianas u;
| new "a: levee SKIES Gl: eights 20; Alabama
| eights 81 fives 60; Georgia skies - sevrns
| s.; North Carolinas 81; new u: South Car
| olinas 52; new 3Slh.
Governments opened heavy: steady on
| the first call. On the second hve-twent!es
were Is a Il better: closed strong, VIII
prices from Is a p higher; 1860, 1888, new
iliie: 1867, Il27s 1868, ll3: ten-1ortles
I0Sl4. Offers 10 sell bonds to the govern
| ment to-day amounted to -. 269oo, at iron
i09 30 to III 90. The awards amounted L
81 5000 at from l09.;1 to l09,S1.
New YORK, April 3.-Rosa Kelly ha
commenced a suit in the Brooklyn Git
| Court against the Staten Island Compan
for the loss OF her husband by the Westfel
explosion, laying damages at $1,000.
! Fourteen new cases OF smallpox reporte
yesterday. One death to-day.
The remains of General Anderson wei
. placed in vault at West Point this afte
noon. There were no public ceremonies
funeral services. Everything was of
strictly private character.
During the past week there were l26 ne
cases Of smallpox reported in Brookly
! There were 275 deaths, of which 80 WEI