New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-08
NEW YORK.

euit by the Pacific Mail Steamship Com.
pany.
NEW YORK. October THE Pacific Mail
Steamship Company has begun q suit
against Richard Is. Irwin. it's late San Fran
ri-co agent, and agent of the company at
Washington during the former administra-
lion, to recover $750, 200 which he - alleged
10 have appropriated.
The GlendcnninG Cnse.
The judicial committee OF the Presbvterv
Of Jersey City announce that they Will be-
in session this afternoon and evening to
hear any person who may have charges to
prefer against Rev. John L. Gendenning.
pastor of the church Of which Mary Pome.
row was member.
Arrival of the Body Of Mark smith.
The body of the late Mark Smith arrived
here to- day.
Abraham Hardenburg, business manager
and cashier of the Jersey City Standard,
has absconded.
independent Order of Red Men.
The convention of the independent Order
of Red Men Of the United States has just
concluded its session in Brooklyn. Seven
teen States were represented by delegates
from some 200 lodges. Lewis Wood, OF
MARYLAND, was chosen Supreme Grand
AAsscSssoAA~SSSeS
Deputy Grand Chief.
Reflex.
The following special to the Herald m
doubtedly reflects the views of the Presi-
dent. 1t comes almost directly from him:
WASHINGTON, October 6-Tbe opinions
of Reverdy johnson and Charles OCOnOr,
with the reioinder of Mr.. johnson, on the
Louisiana question, have called attention to
an important principle in the political gov
eminent of the country. viz: the right OF
the President to review his own acts. The
President recognizes the necessity OF having
the subject settled without delay. The views
of both johnson and OCOnor, published in
the Herald, have been carefully read
by the President. He does not agree with
johnson, that either Kellogg or McEnery
was elected, but equivocally declares that
the election in 1872 was a mockery, and
that his only motive in recognizing Kellogg
was to save society in Louisiana from an
archy. He does not consider either Kellogg
or McEnery the lawfully elected Governor
OF Louisiana.
On FRIDAY last, in conversation with
Southern gentleman, he intimated that this
would be his position in his next message
70 Congress, and that he should ask that
provision be made for free and fair cleo
ficn at the earliest possible day, and should
give emphasis to what he had already de-
&l0rcO, lllHG III WdS liiiIo lOA ttc NtpuUlICdu
party to unload Louisiana.
An Explanation Required.
COPENIIAGAN, October The Danish
minister at Berlin has been inst, ucted TO
make representations to the German gov
eminent in relation to the expulsion OF the
Danes from Schleswig.
The War in South America.
RIO JANEIRO, October The Brazilian
government has issued loan of SIS, O00, 900
ct six per cent interest.
Advices received here to-day from Bue-
Cos Ayres state that several business firms
ii that city suspended. and a commercial
crisis is imminent. The Argentine Bank
has closed its doors.
a body of government troops made an
attempt to CAPTURE the British steamship
Terba, but the captain Ut the vessel pro
eested and they desisted.
The vanguard OF the rebel force under
command Of Eibas 10 at the gates o: the
capital.
All mail matter passing through the
Buenos Ayres postoffce r. examined.