New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
NEW YORK.
The Proposed Demonstration of the Work.
inxmen-Aopeal to Governor Dix.

The Proposed Denomination of the Work.
ingmen-Appeal to Governor Dix.
NEW YORK, January l2.-The unemployed
workingmen having sent a message to Gov
erncr Dix in relation to the refusal OF the
police to allow them to parade below Canal
street tomorrow, the Governor replied that
"the municipal authorities are authorized
by law to regulate the use of streets. and
that he can not interfere with any arrange
ment they make" The chairman OF the
workingmen's committee is now having an
other interview with the police commits
sioners in relation to the parade.
The China Heard From.
The Pacific Steamship Company has re-
ceived a telegram that the steamship Great
Republic, which arrived at Hong Kong, on
the seventh instant, from San Francisco.
spoke the China Oh December ls Her
officers think that the China's machinery
is disabled, and that she will be heard of
at the Sandwich Islands. The China has
l40 steerage passengers. No mention is
made in the telegram OF cabin passengers.
Why the Workingmen's Demonstration at
Cincinnati was Postponed.
dispatch from Cincinnati says a work
ingmen's demonstration was contemplated
last evening. but as korf, collector and
treasurer of the organization, had abscond-
ed with the contents OF the treasury, the
matter was postponed.
Boat Capsized-LOss of Life.
Reports from Sharon. Pennsylvania, are
that boat containing dozen persons cap
sized in Beaver river, and John Soss and
two others were drowned. The river is
badly swollen, the bridge has been carried
away, and the b ,at was used to ferry the
people across the stream.
An Editor Wayiaid and Assaulted.
T. X Pangborn, editor of the Jersey City
Ecepisg Journal. was waylaid this morn
ing by John DAILY, an International, whom
PaugbOrn ordered out of his office last
week. Pangborn was struck on the head
with club, knocked down and badly in.
iured. Robert Bumsted, president of the
Board of Aldermen, and another man, who
interfered in Pangborn's behalf. were both
stabbed IN the face.
Relief Fund.
The fund for the relief of the families OF
Messrs. Carrasco and PrOnier. members OF
the Evangelical Alliance lost by the going
down of the steamship VILE du Hav-e
amounts to $4N5-
Arrested for a BufGlars
.yohr Calvin, formerly a keeper in th,
| Tonbs. was arrested to-day. accused OF be
! ing one of the Ninth avenue masked bur
glars
Inc DiCtHlOFs
The monitor Dictator went into commits
| sion to-day. Her destination is Key West.
Bond Robbers.
Another case of bond robbery. amounting
| to SIS, 900, is reported in Brooklyn.
The Demonstration DisapprOved by the
SNOrlsingmen's Union and Iron Mould
ers-The Movements 20 be Suppressed
A committee of the Workingmens' Unior
called this morning on the police commits
sioners, and informed them chat their or
ganiza:ion wholly disapproyes Of the pro
posed demonstration
A similar committee from the iron mould
ers, presented resolution in the SAME
sense. Orders were issued TO Captain
| Walsh to prevent the gathering in Tomp
| kin's Square park, the commissioners hav
ing withdrawn their permit tog the meet
| ing.
| Finances as the Produce Exchnnges
The committee recently appointed by tic
| board of managers of the New York Produce
| Exchange to consider the subject Of ma
! tionai finances this morning reported theil
| views and snggesti0nse The report states
! the New York Produce Exchange fully
! admits as q fundamental principle that gold
| and silver coin or government bank Dotet
| vedeemabe in coin constitute the only cur
! rency that Is "A true measure OF values, anC
! firmly holds that the restoration %
currency to a specie standard Should
be- kept constantly ia view in al!
national legislation on the subject, but
! believes the time for resumption Of speci.
| payment has not yet arrived, and shoul,,
! be made to depend not to much on anv tixsl
! ate as on the general financial condition .
| the country. 1t considers the national bank
! ing system in the main satisfactory, and
should be retained, with tho amendments
| which it proposes; deplores the emergeDc,
} that called for temporary use of the SAL,
| 100000 reserve; proposes that Congress
| shall provide for the resumption of speci
payments by taking measures for the accu
| emulation of not lees than 100000 900 j.
gold. and suggests the means.