New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-26
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YESTERDAYS Evening Dispatches. I

New YORK, July 25.-Charles Dyke, as
sistant engineer of Fulton's first steamer
on the Hudson, and engineer of the first
boat down the Ohio and Mississippi TO New
Orleans, died yesterday, aged eighty-fve
years.
The wife of Gideon Lee, and grand
daughter of John C.. Calhoun, died at
Carmel. New York. Sunday, aged twenty
six years.
Arrived: Adger. Arrived out: Steamship
Algeria
WASHINGTON, July 25.-Hon. Thomas
Hardeman, of Macon, Georgia, before the
Ku-Klux committee today, testified that he
knew of no Ku-Klux organizations; that
the whites instead of the blacks were kept
from the polls by intimidation-the negroes
having taken possession of the polls.
There was no organized violence or oppo-
sition to the law, except in one instance,
where number of negroes attempted to
tar and feather negro for voting the Dem
ocratic ticket, but the row was easily sup
pressed.
DR.. Walsh, who is here, has dispatch
from Wellman's kinsman, that they have
arranged the Savannah customhouse defal-
cation satisfactorily.
NORFOLK, July 25-The brig MuscovadO
with cargo of sugar, bound for Baltimore
is ashore on Body's Island. Assistance will
be sent to her from here.
OMAHA, July 25.-The reports of Red
Cloud making preparations for the war
path are cOntradicted.
SAN Francisco, July 25.-The miners
striking outrages in Amador county have
been renewed Thomas Hatch, book-keeper
of the Amador mine, has been murdered
Troops will be dispatched to-day.
LONDON, July 25.-The Standard pub
fishes the details of series of terrible earth
quake shocks which recently occurred in
one Of the PHILIPPINE Islands. More than
two hundred persons were swallowed up,
and every one of them almost instantly
killed. Sixty bodies of the dead have been
recovered. The rest of the inha bitants fed
from the island, which is utterly depopu-
lated.
New York Herald Cable
LONDON, July 24-The Pope may leave
Rome at any day. Preparations are making
for his reception at a chateau at Ponte,
Corsica. Valley, owner of the chateau, has
had an understanding with Cardinal Anto-
nelli, and is to place it at the disposal of the
Pope.
There is a movement going on in France
to guarantee the Pope's temporal sover-
eighty over Corsica.
The Pope wishes to publish a syllabus in
regard to the occupation of Rome by the
Italian government, and declaring that the
measures Withholding from him all tenn
pOral power are void
Measures have been taken already in
Rome to prepare for the choice of the next
Pope. 1t is proposed to choose one who is
moderate in his ideas, and not unfriendly
TO Italy, and by this means effect COM
promise with the Italian government. Car
dinal Camilla de Pietro is mentioned.
The disposition made by the French
Chamber Of the petitions in regard to the
temporal power of the Pope is equivalent to
laying them on the table.
LONDON, July 25. - Dispatches from
Madrid in relation to the recent ministerial
crisis have been somewhat confused, for it
now appears that the members of the cabi-
net formed by Marshal Serrano have taken
the oath of office.
The minister of war acts as minister of
State al interim.
Many Spanish officials have rendered their
designations.