New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-13

Arizona EleCsioa-Chinese OUTRAGE II
Lss Anseles-RailroaA Robbers Ar.
rested-Mayef Cahosa's Case-Elec-
tien Judge Arrested Once. Holders
Indicted. .l.e sR..
SAN Francisco, November l2.-Advices
from Arizona, state Mccormick has been
elected to Congress.
A Los Angeles telegram says, at that
place Sanbendios, @ ChinawOman, who com
Initted Q petty robbery among her people,
was seized by the Cinnamon, tied to q stake,
fro built under her, and burnt to death.
The perpetrators have been arrested, and
all the Chinese have been ordered to leave.
At San Bernardino four of the railroad
robbers have been arrested, and portion Of
the money secured. Over $4,000 of the
Verdis rObhory has been recovered. Stage
robberies are almost of daily occurrence in
California and Nevada.
RICHMOND, November 1.-THE Court of
Appeals to-day granted q writ Of error in
the case Of ex-Mayor Cahoon. The effect
Of this decision brings the case before this
tribunal for revision. = sH1e ~
One of the judges Of election was arrest
ed to-day, ON complaint, GU the charge of
violating the fifteenth amendment in re-
fhsing to allow colored votere to vote at the
l1te election, and brought before the United
States Commissioner, who admitted him to
hail in $1,000, to appear for, trial ON Monday.
SrAUNrON, Va, November l2.-ln rem
contre tonight between Joseph NJ. Black
ann George w. Smiley, the latter stabbed
tAe former several times in the side with q
knife, and also inflicted q severe gaeh in the
head. Black died in . few minutes after
ward. Smiley escaped, but party has
gone in pursuit of him. Y
aAEMPnlL, November l2.-Forty indict-
1Dnts have been found In the United States
Court hero against parties holding office,
contrary to the fourteenth amendment.
Judge Peter Henry, Of the circuit court, is
among the number arrested and bonded.
w. J. Smith, of St. Louis, charged with
grand larceny, was found dead in his cell in
thejail this morning. Death from heart
disease. 81
River Insenigence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, November l2. P. NJ
Arrived: Ship Melicote, Stephenson, mas
ter, ten days from Kingston, Jamaica, in
ballast, to J. De Fuentes & Co.; brig Lur-
line, Partridge, master, forty-ive days
from Rio de Janiero. with a cargo
Of coffee to George Westfeldt & Co.;
brig Audarin, Barielo master, six days from
Cienfuegos, in ballast to Fatjo, Marks & Co.;
the ship Bazaar. Jefferson master, twelve
3 p. NJ; the towboat Achilles, Captain
Schillenger, spoke at P. NJ, ten miles from
this bar, bearing northeast by north, the
steamship California towing the steamship
Austrian from Galveston, bound to Mobile.
YICKsBURG. November l2.-Passed mp:
Pargoud, eight A. NJ; Thompson Dean,
eleven A. NJ; Magenta, two Pm. Down !:
II. NJ. Shrevc, six p. NJ; Atlantic and barges,
sonn P. NJ. River rising rapil ly. Weather
clear and pleasant 49, ~ -, .r...s
MEMPHIS, November l2.-Passed up: Olive
Branch. Down: Susie Silver. River fall
ing. Weather clear. Mercury coo.
LOUISVILLE, November l2.-Arrived: Lo-
rena, from New Orleans. Departed: Mary
Houston, for New Orleans. River falling
slowly with 80 inches in the chute and s
feet on Portland bar. Weather clear. and
pleasant. i,,. ,t