New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-20

This report was received and published
and the citizens of that county held meet
iAS and appointed committee Of ten Re
Nubiicans to visit the localities where tn.
sixtrages were reported and ascertain thu
truth. The committee examined forty nine
witnesses, nearly all Republicans, and re
ycrt not a single instance was found where
che Ku-Klux fguered. A few disturbances
Fad occurred, and were generally traced te
Ire militia.
BALTIMORE, September l9.-The Mutualt
ii New York, this afternoon, defeated the
?astimes by score of Is to 6.
ST. LOUIS, September I9.-Freights by
steamer to New Orleans advanced to-day
s follows: Flour 81; pork 81 50; pound
.s-eigne SOC Y 100 tbs
S1N Francisco, September ia great
HH is raging in Virginia City, Nevada, and
aAs already extended an eighth of q mile
LOWELL. Mass, September l9.-The
smallpox still continues and there are
Numerous fatal cases. A temporary hos
rsfl has been erected. A red flag by day
and a red light by night is used to dcsig-
nA3e the infected places.
BALTIMORE, September l9-President
xS1ant has accepted an invitation to visit
ske Carroll county (Maryland) agricultural
fair on the third Of October.
Weather Report.
WAR DEpARrnkxr, }
Once Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, September l9. 1871 80 P. n.
SYNOPSIS OF THE PAST rwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
The area Of low barometer which was,
Monday afternoon, on Lake Michigan, after
moving eastward to Lake Ontario, has to-
day extended over New England, and the
pressure has fallen quite rapidly on the
middle Atlantic coast. 1t is also quite low
IN the Southern and Cult States. and has
Eisen during the day from Lake Erie north
ard west. Threatening weather has pre-
vailed from New England to the gulf to-
day. Rain has been reported only at few
Southern stations. The clearing weather
followed by cloudy and threatening weather.
Fresh scuthwesterly winds are reported
from New York to Virginia, and brisk
1ortherly winds from Missouri to upper
Michigan.
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably again fall
n the northwest, and an area Of high ba-
rometer move from Wisconsin eastward,
followed by low pressure and threatening
weather. The brisk winds on Lake Michi-
gan will probably extend to Lakes Huron
and Erie tonight, and the conditions re-
main favorable for rain on Wednesday in
the South Atlantic and Gulf States, par
TALLY cloudy and clearing weather in the
Middle and Eastern States. with light rain
On the coasts in the morning
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, September 10, p.
M--Bar0meter 80. Wind north northwest.
Arrived: steamship ConcOrdia at 1850 p.
H., Hedge, master, from New York. Sailed:
steamship Austin.
rICKsBURG, September I9-Passed down:
Katie at A. NJ, John Kyle at 4 A. NJ, vir-
siuia at 4 p. NJ, Natchez at P. NJ. Passed !
Up City Of Vicksburg at P. NJ. Weather
~arm and clear. River falling.
LOUISVILLE, September l9.-River falling; |
eight inches in the chute and thirty inches |
On the Portland bar. The Cincinnati |
packets have not arrived, now P. NJ. They |
are supposed to be aground on Craig's bar.
Weather cool ant. cloudy.
MEMPHIS, September 70. - Weather
lear and cool. River stationary Boats
Up: Oceanus and Shannon.
CINCINNATI, September l9.-River four
feet three inches. and rising There are six
boats aground at Craig's. Weather clear
ST. LOUIS. September l9-Arrived: Sallie
rom Vicksburg. Departed: Mollie Ebert
md Mollie Moore for New Orleans, Capitol
City for vicksburg, Columbia for Memphis,
Nary A. Poe for Red river. River falling
'iowly. Weather cloudy and cool.