New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-02
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ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The federal officers
here deny signing the petition for the re-
Ipoval of Postmaster Smith.
= MEMPHIS, Ju " Eight colored men
concerned in the express robbery, near
Meridian, have been captured and lodged
in Jail at Marion, Alabama All the none g
has been recovered except four hundred
dollars.
SAN Francisco, July 1-Repas was
nominated for Mayor; Selby, fer Congress
from the nth district, now represented by
Mr.. Axtell. Selby refusing, s. o. Neowngll-
ton, of Santa Clara, was nominated.
The striking miners of Amador county
are threatening the lives of the miners
who are working under the protection of
the military. Yesterday they caught Her
rick, OF Sacramento, on the road, and, sup
posing him to be a newspaper reporter,
beat him terribly.
The White Pine and Palisade, Nevada,
stage was robbed yesterday The passen-
gers were tied, searched and robbed.
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s express box, contain
ing small amount of money, was stolen.
Vincent Peralta, to whom the property
on which Oakland now stands was granted
by the Mexican government in 1922, died
yesterday.
The food in Columbia has subsidized.
BOSTON, July 1.-The Supreme Judicial
in the case of John Moral, the Stoughton
murderer, and affirmed the rulings of the
court at his trial. He Will be sentenced to
Imprisonment for life.
Governor Clafin having asked the opin-
ion of the Supreme Court as to the eligibil-
ity of females to the Office of justice of
the peace, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe and Miss
Stevens being previously appointed, the
court decided If a woman, whether married
or unmarried, should be formally appointed
and commissioned, she would have no con-
stitutional or legal authority to exercise the
functions of that Office.
The stOrehouse of j. c. Osgood, in Salem,
was burned this morning with 770 bales OF
cotton and lot of oil belonging to the |
Naumskeag mills Loss, $4,000. Insured.
The beer question was decided to-day by
majority of 1867 in the affirmative.
LITTLE Rock, July 1.-The United States
Grand Jury have indicted twenty-One per-
sons for violation of the enforcement acts
at the late election. Senator Clayton is
indictments were found, but the Grand
Jury were discharged so unexpectedly that
they did not have tine to return them to
the court.
General Catterson and Colonel Whipple,
late United States Marshal and District
Attorney, leave tomorrow morning for
Washington, to appear before the Southern
Outrage Committee.
TOLEDO, Ohio, July 1.-The Blade con-
tains crop reports from fifty points in Ohio,
Michigan, Illinois and Indiana. The sum-
mary indicates large crop Of wheat; fair
crop of hay, and light crop OF oats. Potatoes
are better than was expected, but the crop
VIII be light. Corn is promising well. The
fruit crop is little below the average, per-
haps ree-fourths.
LONG BRANCH, July IA large number
OF turfmen have arrived for Mondays races.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,)
Office Chief Signal Officer, |
Washington, July /, 1871, 7:3o P. NJ. ,
SYNOPSIS OF THE PAST TwENTY-FOUR HOURS. I
The barometer has varied little and
risen at the Pacific and Rocky Mountain
stations. The low barometer which was in
the Northwest Friday evening has moved
over Lake Superior and eastward, with
fresh southwesterly winds and light rain ON
Northern Lake Michigan and Lake Huron.
The area OF highest pressure has moved :
and now extends from Maryland :
to Massachusetts, The barometer has risen :
On the gulf and South Atlantic. The :
temperature has risen from Missouri to I
North Carolina, and northward, excepting :
. slight fall on the immediate coast from !
Maine to Virginia, where it is now probably
rising. Rain fell during the night from !
North Carolina to Pennsylvania, and threat L
enlng weather has continued during the =
lay, and has extended to Massachusetts. :
Rain is reported this afternoon from Flor q
da and Georgia. Clearing no and clear
Weather west OF Indiana and Michigan. .
PROBABILITIES.
1t is probable that the low barometer ! r
forth of Lake Huron will extend to the b
Eastern States by Sunday night: that
winds will probably continue
1o1r t1ao
N the Atlantic coast from Maine to New
Jersey; westerly winds and clearing
weather. are probable for Ohio and the
Mississippi valley.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass July l, P. Ma =
ometer 3O:l0. Wind west, light No ar
ivals or departures.
VIcKsBURG, July Passed up: II. C.
Jaeger, three A. NJ, Ouachita Belle. noon, ii
colossal, four P. M. River falling. Weather
Tarm and clear. o
MEMPHIS, July Mercury 800. Weather II
lear. River declining. Passed up: Belfast. "
'assed down Indiana. il
CINCINNATI, July River, eight feet. d
alling. Departed: K. w. Skillinger for Il
lanawha, Bermuda for Evansville, Min a
cola for Memphis, and Tom Reese and G.
argos for New Orleans. o
LOUISVILLE, July River rising slightly; Fl
wenty-one inches in the chute and forty Fl
We inches in the canal. Weather clear. "
departed Champion for st. Louis. The tt
harmon will leave for New Orleans to- ii
borrow. O.
ST. LOUIS, July ARRIVED: Huntsville f.
rom Peoria, Silver Bow from Omaha, Andy
ohnson from keokuk, and Capital City g
rom Kansas City. Departed Belle La a
rosse for st. Paul. Andy johnson for tt
.eokuk, Glasgow for Omaha, Alice for Sc
.ansas City, City of Quincy for New Or CT
,ans Colorado for Vicksburg, Lady Lee for t.
ed river and New Orleans, Sallie for Ar nj
ansas river, and Argonaut for Tennessee al
ver. IL