New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-08
NEW YORK.
Sugar Dealers Suspended.


New YORK. October 7.-Wylie. Kneva1t
| & Co., sugar dealers. have suspended
| They have no statement to make.
The Evangelical Alliance.
The conference had four sessions today
| as different places. and many papers were
| read.
At p. NJ. third section OF the Evan
gelical Alliance met in DR.. Adams church,
! Madison square. The church was literally
packed full to the doors. The general topic
was the pulpit Of today, and the speakers
| were: First. Rev. DR.. Parker, of London
| Rev. MIR. Beecher and Or. Kidder, of Madi-
at 3 2. NJ, in the Church of the Disciples,
was addressed by Rev. Mr. Sheshaidri.
Italian Consul Decorated.
The italian government has conferred
the grand cross of the Order Of Italy on the
Italian consul general at this port, in con-
sideration of his efforts to suppress the
traffic in italian children.
New Superintendent OF Police in Bro okfyn.
The Brooklyn police commissioners have
appointed Inspector John s. Folk superin
tendent OF police.
Produce Exchange.
At a special meeting Of the Produce Ex.
change resolution was adopted to apply
for membership to the National Board OF
Trade.
KegistrnfiOn Opened.
Registration for the coming election com
menced to-day. 1t progresses very slowly
and quietly. Twenty-six Democratic in
spectors have failed to qualify. while the
Republicans have all qualified.
Cold Weather.
Weather very cold tonight.
Southern New York Baptist Association.
Rev. j. J. Browner preached the annual
sermon before the Southern New York Bap-
tist Association to-day, and was elected
moderator for the ensuing year.
Sprague Arraigned.
Ex-City Treasurer Sprague, of Brooklyn,
was arraigned today, under four indct-
ments. and his trial set down for the TWEEN
tieth instant.
.Arrnignmenf Of Kate BtOddnrt.
Lizzie King, alias Kate Stoddart, was az
raigned to-day before the court, hut one of
her counsel stated they we're not yet ready.
No day was fixed for the trial, and she was
remanded to prison.
National Rife Association.
The first annual prize meeting of the
National Rifle Association commences to-
morrow at Creedmore- A large number of
entries for the different prizes, which aggre-
gate in value over $4,000, have been made.
The opening match Co morrow is for the
Judd prizes, eighteen in number, exclusive
ly for members of the press of the country.
Among those who will contest for them are
General Joseph X. Hawley, of the Hartford
Coura,t; j. c. Mcintyre, of Boston; Charles
Hullock. l.. G. Bruer, w. Fl. Clark and sew
eral others of the New York city and State
press
Senate Committee on Privileges and Elec.
tiOns.
The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections held private session this after
noon, bnt decline TO give any information
as TO their deliberations until their arrival
at Washington.
Found Dead.
man by the name of John Murphy was
found dead in bed at French's Hotel. A
watch found ON his person bore the inscrip-
tlon: presented to Rev. James Foley, of
Hoosac, Massachusetts" 1t is supposed
death was caused by intemperance.
Mandamuses Against Controller Green.
Twenty-Five applications for manGam-
uses against Controller Green were made
to day in the Supreme Court.
The United States grand jury have in
dicted the Walker family consisting of
father, mother, son ard daughter, tor coun-
terfeiting fifty cent notes.
A Conference.
Secretary Richardson. ex-Secretary Nc
CullOch and Assistant Treasurer Hillbouse.
were in close consultation at the sub treas
ury this afternoon.
dwelling . Statue.
A Copenhagen dispatch states that the
statue of King Frederick VII, father of the
reigning sovereign, WAS unveiled recently
in the presence of the King and royal
family, deputations from the principal ci-