New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-12
WHOLE NUMBER 1914.

monitors and eight gunboats ready. 1t is
believed that this has some connection
| WIN the recent movement of troops on the
| Rlo Grande."
The breaks on the Erie railroad caused
oy the treshets have been repaired, and
Trans are now rsnning over all parts of the
line without interruption.
| No markets to-day.
MIR. Sparks, agent of the White Star line
| announces that in conformity with the
wishes OF the contributors to the fund of
$4,000 collected in Chicago, a sum il To ha
set aside for the purchase of suitable re-
wards for the officers and crew of the At
lantlc conspicuous in saving life; also for
rewarding Rev. Mr.. Ancieps and the fisher
| men who so nobly assisted
The Warren Street Methodist Church of
Brooklyn. refuses to receive the new pastor,
Mr. Saunders, who has Just been appointed
by the New York East Conference, claim
ing 10 nave the promise from the presiding
elder to appoint Mr. Johns, who has been
preaching since the death of Mr.. Hadley,
and have decided to close the church Sun.
day and notify Mr.. Saunders that he is not
wanted. The official board saw that in the
event OF Mr.. Johns removal they will self
the church or make a congregation church
OF II. II is rumored that another church
is threatening to adopt similar course
1t is believed that the story of the woman
Arlington, victim of malpractice in Brook.
lyn, as regards her reputed husband, is
mythical. The police are said to know her
true name and considerable of her history.
and are actively searching for two men
thought to be concerned in the ease The
Woman's recovery is probable
letter from Newfoundland 60 tho Ere2s.
ing Post, dated April l, says that the House
OF Assembly has agreed, by an Overwhelm-
Ing majority, to the provisions of the treaty
or Washington which have reference to
Newfoundland. Only four, out of a house
OF thirty members, voted against the ratif-
cation OF the treaty, and they did so on
technical grounds, arguing that the cues
tion should have been first submitted to the
constituencies.
Some carpenters in BROOKLYN made a
threatening demonstration today against q
party of men at work, but left on the an.
pearance of the police.
The board of appeals of the National As
sociation for the Protection of the Interests
OF the American TrOtting Turf held meet
ing to-day, Amasa Sprague, of Providence,
presiding. The following cases were read
and laid over for the future consideration of
the board: Colony against Wright; that the
horse Landseer be reinstatated; that j. III.
Martin be reinstated as member; that
Young Dexter, formerly Buckshire Boy, be
reinstated. and thar the sorl ell geit ing
Babe of the Woods be reinstated.
4he Senate COmmlLtee ON Transportation,
after reading all the sta tements of the rail:
road representatives, and hearing the able
argument of Theodore Cuyler, of Philadel-
phla, upon the legal and constitutional
questions involved debated for some time
on their future line of action, and finally
resolved that the subject should be deter
mined at meeting of the committee to be
held at Washington on Thursday next.
The following resolutions were also
adopted, copies of which are to be sent
the GOVERNORS of the States, to the
presidents of railroads, canals, companies
chambers OF commerce, boards of trade
etc:
Resoloea. That with q view of facilitat-
ing their investigations, the select commit
tee on transportation routes TO the
seabOard respectfully request State
governments, boards of trade, cham
bers of commerce, railroad and
canal companies, and other corporations
and persons engaged ard interested in tho
subject OF transportation, to furnish to said
committee such facts and statistics relating
to the internal or external commerce of the
United States as may be in their psssee-
sion, and conveniently accessible. Ali
such cOmmnnications to be addressed to
the Hon. William Window, chairman of
the Senate Committee on Transportation,
at Washington, ID. C.
Late reports from Aspinwall say there
has been revolution in Panama in favor
Of exPresident COrreosO. President Mera
ia prisoner. 1t is said he secretly sustains
The revOlutlonlsts, who are in possession of
everything. No lives were lost. COrreOsO
IS expected to arrive at Panama ON tho
fourteenth instant.