New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-21
MIsCEILANEOUe.

| PHVccouAuSS against tno man who made 1t.
MISCEILANEOUe.
| A Lake Schoonef Observation-Disclosures
Remains Net Foupd-A SceesaGh LarA
Touring the Nsrthwess-Emiernsieo
from Scotland Cellisieu Of Vre1ahe
Traiss-seDtencc Of Burglars Dead
Calm at Salt Lake.
DETRoIT, November 2O.-The schooner
Twilight fOundered in Lake Michigan, dur
ing the storm on the fifteenth. Six Of the
crew were lost.
CHICAGO, November 20.-The friends Of
McDevitt are now satisfied that the re-
mains found in the ruins of the 1sibsuse
building are not McDeyitt's.
ST. PAUL, Minn., November 2O.-Lord
Gordon, Of Scotland, gentleman Of large
wealth, has just commenced an extensive
tour through the Northwest in the interest
Of organized emigration from Scotland. He
purchased two townships Of land ffom
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company IN
Western Minnesota for Scotch colony.
CINCINNATI, November GA collision
occurred yesterday on the Ohio and Missis-
sippi railroad near Osgood, indiana, Sc.
tween two freight trains. A number Of
cars containing live stock wero wrecked.
The only person seriously injured was the
engineer, who had his arm broken.
Four members Of gang of twenty-five
burglars arrested in Springfield. Ohio, were
on Saturday sentenced each to five years in
the penitentiary.
san FRANcisCo, November 20.-John
Brown, Ladi Brown and John Haux, the
Sonora stage robbers and murderers, have
been held for trial Haux turned States
evidence. He says there we're nineteen in
the gang. Officers are now in pursuit Of
the remainder of the gang.
A severe gale was experienced on the
northern coast of California ON Monday
last. The steamer John L. Stevens mar
rowly escaped being wrecked.
The United States steamer Shubrick was
driven ashore and badly damaged at
Astoria.
The steamer Montana, which sailed for
Panama to-day, carried merchandise to the
value OF 81 200, 600: mainly for New York..
including 1000 gallons of wine.
RONDOUT, n. Y, November 20.-Five
cases OF smallpox reported here to-day.
NASHVILLE, November 2O.-Goyernor
Brown submitted to the Legislature to-day
a message transmitting petition from the
boards of trade Of New Orleans and Mem
phis, relative to the tax on cotton, collected
6y the general government, declaring it un-
just, and asking that legislative action be
taken to bring the subject before Congress-.
with the view of getting the tax repealed.
The Governor recommends that the Sena-
tors and Representatives from Tennessee be
requested to urge upon Congress the refund
ing of said tax.
OMAHA, November 2O.-The sleet and
snow storm which commenced here Sunday
morning. extended over the whole country
from the Rocky Mountains to the Missouri
river. Everything is covered with coat
ing OF heavy ice, causing the downfall Of
telegraph lines, and doing other damage.
The Union Pacific trains are snow bound
at different points between Cheyenne and
Omaha. The storm is reported still more
severe on the southern and western Colo
RADIO.
SALT LAKE CRY, November 27.-No ex--
citement here. There is dead calm in
every way The prisoners at Camp Douglas
are having good time, and saints and
sinners chat together upon the situation
ike old friends.
PITTsBURG. November 2O.--H. Robinson.
,f New York, who attempted the assassina-
ion of John w. PittOck, of the Ereni,a0
Leader, on Friday, assigns no motive ~
he act. His counsel claim that the man T.
insane.
Weather Report.
Wan DsPARfnxx1.A 4
w, Once Chief signal Ontcer.
washington. November 10. lS7l. 13O p. ~
YNOPsIs OF THE PAST TwENTY-FOUR HOURS.
The barometer has fallen in the Middle
nd Eastern States since Sunday evening.
Loudly weather and light rain have prevailed
N the coast. with sOutherly Winds The
'arometer has risen slightly from Tennessee
nd Arkansas to Michigan and to Minnesota,
7lth light nOrthwesterly winds and clear
+ clearing weather. The area of lowest
ressure has advanced eastward over Lake
superior into Canada. Southwest winds,
nth cl0udiness, have continued on tho
axes. The pressure has risen very gener-
n n fk0 pon 80 49,
AIN stations, with partly cloudy weather.
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably fall on Tues
ay, with nOrtheasterly winds and threat
ming weather ON the gulf coast. Partially
lOcdy and pleasant weather in the inte-
Or OF the Southern and Cuff States. The
rea OF lowest pressure move southeast
ard through Canada. with westerly winds.
alling barometer and threatening weather
l New York and New England. Rising
arometer and clearing weather from Viz
lnia to Lake Huron and westward. Brisk,
ut not dangerous winds from the SOUTH
est on Lake Erie. Cautionary signals con-
nue this evening at Grand Haven, and or.
cred for Osweg0.
River lntelllgeaco.
SouTHwEsr Pass, November sO.-Ba-
meter 5000. Wind north, light. Arrived.
merican schooner Veto, Henderson. mn.
r, thirteen days from Philadelphia, with :
neral cargo to George A. FOsdick T. Co.
Irish schooner Angelina, Ward, master.
ven days from Ruatan, with fruit to A.
-
Sailed: Steamship Fire Queen.
VICKsBURG, November 2O.-Passed down.
ary Miller at eleven last night. Un:
'nry Ames at P. NJ; Mary E. Poe At
NJ; P. W. Strader at II NJ; CITY Of
linoy at 4 p. NJ. River stationarv.
November 20.-Passed down.
mes Howard. River rising. Weather
ar and pleasant. s
CINcINNArI, November 0.-The river.
en- twenty-five inches in the past twentv-
annel. - ssso
rI1sBgRG, November 20. Weather
'udy and cool. The Mononsahela = fsiI.
!; with i've and 2 half feet il tie ohsnnel
EVANSVILLE, November 20.-WeefRe-
Or and COO. All the high-water peoSn1s
preparing for business. = .-1s
CAIRO, November QO-ArrSv.l.s -