New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-11
NEW YORK.

Catholic Temperance Association.
New YORK, October i0.--Father Byrne
was elected Presiden: of the Catholic Tenn
perance Association for the ensuing year.
Joseph Arch.
At o meeting Of the Workinsmen's COun
Gil, held last night. the secretary was in.
structed to communicate with Mr.. Arch.
intends to be the guest OF the upper classes
or the working people.
Union Trust Company.
The trustees OF the Union Trust Company
TOT day appointed committee to consider
the question o: . speedy resumption OF
business.
Cuban Independence.
Cuban independence was celebrated To-
day by morning religions services in the
Episcopal church and a lecture at Cooper's
Institute tonight.
An Abandoned Vessel.
The bark Bellevue. Of St. Johns. from
Liverpool. reports that on September y. in
latitude 40 26/. longitude AZ lS/ she passed
the overdue bark Vince, of Liverpool, de-
serted and partly dismantled, with her deck
even with the water and fast breaking.
There were no signs OF life aboard, and no
boats visible.
Ansther Juror ia the Stokes Case.
Only one Juror was obtained in the Stokes
trial TO day, making seven in all. 4 new
panel is ordered for tomorrow.
Statement Of the President Of the Clear.
ing House.
Mr.. Camp. president Of the Clearing
House Association. stated to-day that
financial matters are becoming brighter;
the banks are gaining rapidly in green
backs and confidence is becoming speedily
restored. The banks. he says, have paid
and are paying more currency than eve$,
and all demands for legitimate business
! purposes are being supplied. The loan GER
! titicates outstanding amount to about
/ twenty millions, and are being Cancelled as
! rapidly as the general welfare will admit,
! Mr.. Camp is OF the opinion that a speedy
! cancellation of the loan certificates would
! be disastrous. He hoped they would all be
! retired a. the latest by November |, the
| date originally agreed upon, but if, at the
| expiration Of that time, the associated
banks conclude that .he public welfare re-
! euires a continuance of the loan certificates
! the present policy would be adhered to.
! The banks have as yet taken 10 action rel
| ative 20 full resumption.
4 Missionary Meeting.
! 4 large audience assembled i'll Madison
| Square Church this afternoon to listen 20
| the addresses upon the missionary work OF
,
the Evangelical Alliance. Rev. Dg. Ander-
| son, OF Boston, presided.
| Addresses we're made by Rev. Messrs
| jessup, OF Syria: Lansing. Of Tyre
| Gibson. of China: Talmage. of Annoy
China; Edins. of Japan: Bliss. of Constan.
tinopfe: Labarse. OF Persia; Kalopothuke
! of Greece; Doolittle, OF China; Grant OF
! South Africa; Smith, of Csylon Mcfarland
| of Siam; Carpenter. o: British Bnrfnah. and
York, of Madeira.
The exercises closed by the congregation
1 singing "All hail, power OF Jesus name, >
the last verse being sung in all the various
| languages represented by the missionaries
and the congregation in English.
J IrvinS's COnfessi0n.
! John +. Irving was taken before District
| Attorney Phelps This afternoon. irving
! seemed pleased that he could at least ven
| tilate what he kncws. his confession vii!
be kept secret Marine.
Arrivsd~Mescedita and OOna. Arrived
Out-Assyriao
/ Ten million dollars in gold coin have
| been received at the Assay office here from
] the Philadelphia mint since the first instant,
and two millions in gold bars, the latter
being the result Of the melting of English
| sOvereigns.
! Catholic Total Abstinence Union.
! The national convention of the Catholic
| Total Abstinence Union tonight elected
the following officers: Very Rev. Dean
| Byron, of Trenton, New Jersey, president;
| Very Rev. John Ireland, of Minnesota and
Rev. NJ. Michael, of New Brunswick, Cana
| da. vice presidents.
| The next convention VII! be held in Chi;
| cage. October Z. 1879.
Brigham Young.
a dispatch from Salt Lake City says rhe
| public session of the Mormon conference,
| and the private meetings Of the priesthood
| terminated on Wednesday,. and the depart
| ing missionaries were blessed on Thurday.
| Brigham Young's heath is declining. He
| only spoke twice. and distinguished him
! self by his hostility to free schools. He
announced emphatically that he would
oppose legislation in favor OF free schools,
! and Use al! bis influence everywhere
against them. vhirty-two elders were
called on missions. Joseph F. Smith goes
to Europe.
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