New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-09
,Yesterdev,s Evening DISPATCHES

NEW YORK, September S.-Arrived:
Steamship Erin. Arrived out: Steamers
Russia, Silesia and Batavia, and the banks
Waverly and Village Queen.
A collision occurred last night on the
Bridgeville and New Jersey railroad. Three
persons were killed and several hurt. The
brakemen escaped. They were all asleep at
the time of the accident
David Doran, in attempting to shield
young woman from party of roughs, at
Jones' Wood, was killed.
TRENTON, N. j., September S.-The Re
publicans have nominated Cornelius Walsh
for Governor.
CLEVELAND, o., September S.-The sever
est gale of the season swept Lake Erie yes
terday. Several vessels were driven ashore.
LEwIsTowN, Me-, September S.-There
was slight frost here this morning.
LOUISVILLE, September S.-A collision oc-
CURED at eleven o'clock last night between
two passenger trains on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad at Randolph station,
about eight miles from this city. One per-
son was killed and two others fatally in
iured. Their names are Mr.. Buchanan, of
Ashville, North Carolina; Mr. Griffith, of
Nashville, and DR.. James Thomas, of Rome,
Georgia.
The train bound South ran into the coach
next to the rear one of the train from Mem
phis and Nashville as it was going up on
the side track. Surgeons were promptly
summoned. and everything possible was
done for the comfort of the wounded, of
whom there were seven altogether.
MILWAUKEE, September S.-The Cold
Spring track, over which Goldsmith Maid
made such wonderful time, measures sixty
nine feet more than mile.
SAN FRANCISCO, September S.-The Tax
payers majority in this city is between two
and three thousand. They have carried the
State by about six thousand majority They
elect two and probably three members of
Congress.
Judge William Livingston, well known
citizen, committed suicide last night; cause,
financial troubles.
BATON ROUGE, September S-A small
house, built on the back premises of the
penitentiary, used as a depository for dirty
greasy waste, caught fire from combustion
last night and burned, making tremendous
light, and causing considerable alarm
among the eonyicts. The damage, however,
was small.
LONDON, September S.-Traulmansdorf,
who is q partisan of DR.. Dollnger has been
appointed German ambassador to Rome.
This appointment produces a deep feeling
of discomfort in the Vatican.
Monthly returns from the Board of Trade
show that the exports from Great Britain,
for the month of August, were unpre-
cedented in her commercial history. The
actual value was e22, 22l ,2f5-an increase
of thirty per cent over 1870.
An ARRAY between the Catholics and
Protestants occurred yesterday at Porter
down, Ireland. No lives lost.
Communication has at last been effected
with the imprisoned miners. The dead body
of one of the victims has been brought to
the surface, and the others are known to be
in so precarious condition that hardly
hope is entertained for the preservation of
any of their lives.
The health of Queen Victoria continues
improving.
A fearful storm caused great damage to
buildings and crops in Nation district
county of York.
The foot and mouth disease is SPREADING
alariningly among the cattle in Warwick
shire
LIVERPOOL, September s-Cotton: Sales
Of the week lis, 900 bales; for export 10000,
for speculation $4,000.
Receipts of the week, $4,000 bales Of
which $4,000 are American; stock on hand,
52l 600 bales, of which 23I 900 are Ameri-
can; actual exports 5000 bales; cotton of all
classes afioat So, 900 bales, Of which $4,000
are American.