New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-13


mocracy-Three Bales sf New Cotton
at M0ntgomcry-St. Louis Express
Robber Confesses-XigOrousC Campaign
| AGAINST athe Apaches-Piutes Deter
mined on War A gainst ISOsbOnes.
| COLUMBUS, Ohio, August l2.-General
| Thomas Ewing, Jr., delivered the opening
campaign speech for the Ohio Democracy
in the coming contest for Governor.
| The speech mainly discusses financial
| issues. He says: The Democracy OF Ohio
| propose that the general government shall
| furnish all the money of the people in an
issue which shall be legal tender equally
. with coin for all public and private debts
| whatever, except where the contract ex-
| pressly calls for specie, and with it redeem
| the tive-twenty bonds; and that TO prevent
an undue expansion of the currency, it
shall issue three per cent bond, which
| shall be exchangeable at par for the legal
| tenders at any time, and into which the
| legal tenders may, at the option of the
| holders at any time be converted.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, August l2.-Thre9
| bales of the new crop of cotton were re-
ceived on Thursday night. Two were
shipped to New York, and one to Mobile,
yesterday.
ST. Louis, August I'D. w. Souther,
United States express messenger, whose
wagon was robbed recently, and who is
under arrest for being implicated in the
robbery, cOnfesses he was connected in it.
He tells different stories about being ap-
preached, some months ago, by man,
whose name he conceals, and urged to assist
in the robbery of the company.
This he resisted, but the mans appeals
were so persistent and continual that he
finally yielded, and enticed into tie robbery
both j. s. Cannon and Thomas Grady, who
are also under arrest.
Kendall, the driver, knew nothing of the.
affair. The party who planned the robbery,
and who is supposed to have the money, is
known.
SAN FRANc1sCo, August I2.-Advices
from Tucson, Arizona, state that General
Cooks campaign against the Apaehes is
progressing vigorously. He is confident of
reducing the savages to submission if not
interfered with by the peace commissioner
The Piutes in Nevada are determined
on war against the SoshOnes over dis
puted boundary question, but are uuable to
purchase arms in Nevada, and they will
send to San Francisco for them. Not much
blOodshed apprehended.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal officer, )
Washington August II, 1871, 7:3O P. NJ.
SYNOPSIS OF THE PAST TwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
The barometer remains without any ma
terial change at the Rocky mountains. The
high pressure north of Wisconsin Friday
afternoon now extends from northern
Michigan eastward into Canada The low
barometer is in New England and central
Massachusetts, with threatening weather
and rain southwark The barometer has
fallen very generally from Minnesota to
Kansas, and in the Gulf States. The tenn
perature is lower than yesterday on Lakes
Erie and Ontario, but has risen somewhat |
from Louisiana to Georgia Rain has been |
,ay, tod ha G..l |
and from the lower lakes to Tennessee. |
Partially cloudy and clear weather now pre- |
walls west of the Allegheny mountains andfl
Blue Ridge. The smoky hase continues at |
Detroit.
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably continue to |
fall north and west of Illinois, and to less 1
extent from Texas to Florida, and local |
rains are probable for those regions on Sun
day. A disturbance Of some extent will |
probably be developed in Central Florida
The Hight local storms now prevailing on |
the coast of North Carolina and New Eng |
land will probably be dissipated and rising |
barometer with warn weather prevail on |
Sunday from Virginia and the lower lakes |
and New England.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, August u, P. NJ
Barometer 1890. Wind east, fresh. Ar
rived Steamship Juniata at $40 P. NJ,
Hoxie master, from Philadelphia, to VII
liam Creeyy.
MEMPHIS, August I2.-Weather cloudy. |
Mercury 81. The river is declining, but the
channel is cutting out slowly Passed down: |
Bismarck.
vIcKsBURG, August 12.-Passed down:
r. j. Lockwood, at ten o'clock last night.
Up: Henry M. Shreve, ten o'clock; M. j.
Wicks, nine o'clock last night. Boats up
5o-day: 0uachita Belle, at P. NJ
Weather warm and clear, and the river
'alling
CINCINNATI. August 12. Five feet water
n the Ohio, and about stationary. Weather
,lear and hot.
LOUISVILLE. August l2.-There is no
,hange in the stage of the water; ten inches |
n the chute and four feet on Portland bar.
rise of few inches is expected to begin
Clear weather. Thermometer