New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-01
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county ander martial law, but the laws
must be enforced, respected and obeyed'
and, IL necessary, the entire force OF inc
State will be employed. ,,-
UREA, n. Y, July 3l-In the afternoon
the President received many citizens u
Utica in the Opera House and was N.Y. o.;
duced 10 them by Senator Conkilns' 81
thousand people we're present, gredC
many having come long distance 10 see
tbe President. Hon. George Opdyke, HOn.
Cieoro,e M pearson and other distinguished
non dined with the President in the eve
ning The Utica Citizens Corps serenaded
tbe President and were presented. The
veteran ZOuaves were presented later in the
evening.
The President visits Trenton falls to-
morrow, and leaves Friday. He has re-
eeived invitations to visit Syracuse, ROches-
ter. OsWego, Rome, Lawville and other
cities, but is compelled to decline them.
CLEVELAND, July 3l.-The Republican
convention of the nineteenth district, at
Warren, Ohio, to-day renOmlnated General
j. A. Garfield for Congress.
WHEELING, July 3l.-Captain Lorenzo
Darford was nominated yesterday by the
sixteenth Ohio congressional district con
ventiOn in place Of John A. Bingham.
Weather Report.
war DEPARTEzHY,
ONCE Chief Signal Ohicer, Z
Washington, July 81, ls72 4:55 P. ~
PROBABILITIES.
The low barometer in Pennsylvania
moves tonight off the New England coast,
with threatening weather and rain areas
from New Jersey nOrtheastward over New
England Clearing and cooler weather
over the lower lakes, with winds nOrtheTly
and westerly, extending south to virginia,
and east over the Middle and Eastern
States on Thursday. Clearing and clear
weather on the South Atlantic and gulf
coasts. with westerly and sOutheTly winds.
Winds veering to northeast on the upper
lakes, and southeast in the Ohio and upper
Mississippi valleys, with partially cloudy
weather.
River IntoIIIReHcS.
SOUTHWEST PASS, July 81, 6 P. M-Ba-
rOmeter 1870. Wind northwest, light. Ar
rived-Brig Mary Jones, Roberts master.
sixty DAYS from CarnarvOn, with slate to
order No departures.
VICKfBURG, July 3l-Down-COloradO
at Z A. NJ, and John T. More at 9 A NJ.
No DO; up to-day. RIVER rising. We ther
warm an clear.
heavy, River rising slowly. Departed
II. C.. Yaeger and Colorado for st. Louis.
CECINEATI, July 3l.-Partially cloudy
weather. River tom teen feet eight inches
in the channel and falling. Departed-H.
q Turner, for New Orleans
Sr LOUIS, July 81 -Arived-City of
Helena, from Vicksburg; Mary Alice and
Mohawk and barges, from New Orleans.
Departed johnson, for NeW Orleans. River
stationary. Weather. shOwery and cooler.
LOUISVILLE, July 3l.-River still falling,
with seven feet three inches in the canal,
and five feet three inches in the chute.
Weather hot till six this evening; since then
cooler, with indications Of rain.
EVANSVILLE, July 3l.-Weather partially
cloudy. Mercury $50 at noon. Heavy
storm last night. The river has risen three
inches. A number Of coal tows passed
down to day.
P1TrsBURG, July i.-Monongahela three
feet nine inches in the channel and falling
Heavy rain this evening.
CAIRO, July 3l.-Arrived-Julia, from
81. Louis at p. M; City of Cairo from
Louisville at 6 p. M. DepaIted-Smoky
City for New Orleans, at 8 A. M; Julia
for Vicksburg at z. M, The sriveT has
fallen three inches in the past twenty four
hours Weather cloudy and cooler since
noon.