New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-03

quarters deny the report Of Indian out
RACES between Carson and Fort Lyon. One
of the dispatches il from Lieutenant Co!oneI
Neil, sixth cavalry, dated at camp near
Fort Hays. September n and suooSsIt t:I
Fort Wallace, September z. COLonel W.
saws Lieutenant Baldwin reached r, FoTU
HAYS frcn! Fort Lyon by way Of ForJ " Fl
lace Friday. and heard OF no dI5IuI 9ahce'
PEovIpENCE, r. r., September @.--hegorts
received this morning Iadlcate JlaI CaJh-
airline Casey Mics Augusta Ferry; o1 East
A++iaborg. and Joseph WegoWshc, Of Ham
h:ro German, not before reported, were
lcst Gn the Nets This makes tue number
4 known to be Lost thirty-one or thiItytwo
III u feared that the number will reach
forty at least.
louisville, Pa, September 2.-The Re
publicaHs Of this district today nominated
John wv, Ki.tlinger for Congress He Il
also the nominee of the Labor RetOrmers
for the same position.
CARLISLE, Pa. September 1.-The court
convened at nine o'clock this morning Dr.
Aiken, who made the analysis OF Miss Stln-
npcxe who was on the stand Saturday, was
again put on the stand The proceedings
were interrupted by the sickness Of q juror,
but in a short time lie resumed his place.
DR. Aiken was CrOss-eXamined, and has
been on the stand all day. He closed his
testimony at five o'clock, and the court
then adjourned.
PnmADELPHrA September This after
noon match game OF base ball was played
between the Athletics and Mutuals. 1t
was closely contested, and resulted IN favor
of the Athletics by score Of FIVE to four.
Ned O'BaIdwin, the Irish giant, was ar
rested in this city this afternoon and placed
under $4,000: bail to keep the peace ana not
engage in prize fight within the limits OF
Philadelphia county. Bail was entered.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT }
Office Chief Signal officer,
Washington September ., 1872, 4:35 p. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
kOTthWesterly to nGrthea6tcElY winds, in
creasing probably to brisk and partially
cloudy weather for the New England and
the Middle States on Tuesday, with rising
barometer: diminishing pressure and partly
cloudy weather for the south Atlantic
States; generally clear weather and north
eriy winds for the gulf States; winds veer-
ing to easterIy and southerly from Ken
lucky and Michigan and westward, with
cloudy weather and areas Of rain from Mis-
souri, to Lake Michigan and westward. Fall
ing temporal uFe is probable for the New
England and Middle States.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, September2, 6 P. M
Barometer 1910. Wind east-northeast,
blowing hard No arrivals or departures.
MEMPHIS, september weather clear.
Mercury 800. River rising slowly. Arrived
Mary Boyd from Little Rock Departed
last night-Capitol City, Jennie Howell
and J. 3. Kyle for St. Louis Continental
for New Orleans; Belle St. Louis for Vicks-
burg; City of Helena Tor st. Louis.
VICKsBURG, September 2.-Down-Oua-
chita Belle at 6 P. NJ Up-Dexter at ten
last night. Up t0-day-C0loradO at P, M.
Weather warm and clear River falling.
CINCINNATI, September 2.-River five feet
in the channel and falling, Weather clear
and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, September 2-River falling,
two feet in the chute. WeatheE clear and
pleasant Arriyed-Shannon, from New
Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, September 2.-Weather clear
and pleasant. The river has fallen six
inches in the past twenty-touc hours.
CAIRO, September 9 Arrived-James
Howard, for st. Louis, r. NJ The Belle
st. Louis is aground at Greenfield. The
river has fallen seven inches in the past
twenty four hours, Weather clear and
pleasant.
ST., LOUIS, September 2-ArnEed-Julia,
from Nioksburg; Mary Lowry, from New
Orleans. Departed-Desmet, for Shreve-
port River stationary. Weather clear and
warm