New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03
ToosrrEuED rRoK FIRST PAeE,l
70 was fined $1,000 to-day for ibeIing

Aasbor 70 was fined $1,000 to-day for hbeIIng
Edith O'Gorman, the escaped nm.
Derry Err, Col, November Part OF hol,
brooks Arizona expedition have started
and are in camp near Puebla, awaiting the
balance Of the party, who will JOIN taeLn
within one week. The party numbers MY
men, aud have q printing press and 1ulLo OUT
ht for starting a new tow IN the diamond
district.
SALT LAKE CRY, November 2-In the
g,asa Of Pare vs. the Central Pacific rail
gcsad for $1,000 0 for eiectment from the
rszrs, the jury disagreed add were dis
,&aEged. Judge Mexican charges the rail
r1ad ~s8mpany's right to sell time tickets
mad enforce the contract.
1n apostate and backsliding Mormon
organization has been formed here called
aQa Utah Liberating League. 1t is taking
atrong hold on the people, and is spreading
a1Eidly. Its efforts are directed against
The power Of the priesthood OF the Mormon
EssaEeh.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTnEyr, }
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Warrington, November Q, 1877, 40 Z. MD
PROBABILITIES.
aJn the lower lakes, and thence over the
Middle States, falling barometer, south
aasEv Winds, threatening weather and hight
pzt8n, extending to New England tonight.
I'm the south Atlantic ami Cult States
rgatbarly to northerly winds, cloudy but
CLEARING weather, with light rain. In the
fasrtb west, and thence over the upper lakes
and the Ohio and Mississippi valleys, cloudy
weather and occasional ram this evening,
4sfg clearing and cool weather with north
r~aasGerly winds by Sunday. The Ohio river
will continue to rise below Cincinnati.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, November 2, 6 P. M
Barometer 1910. Wind north. strong. No
ARRIVALS. Sailed-Steamship Cortes.
B~rCHsBURG, November 2.-D0wn-Moliie
Moore, A Z. nj; John +. Tolle, 8 P. NJ; Gov
eaa.aor Allen, Z 2. M. Up-Pargoud, IL A.
xxi; TIT. s. Turner. - M. River falling.
Weather clear and cool.
MEMPHIS, November 2.-Weather clear
Gard warm. River stationary. Departed
g~Cz7bascow, for New Orleans; City of Helena,
hast night; Legal Tender, for st. Louis;
&4aAtle Rock, for Arkansas river.
LOUISVILLE, November 1.-The river Is
rising about an inch an hour. with five feet
a5ne inches in the canal and three feet nine
5mn8aes in the chute. Arrived-Molte
ME4srt, from Cincinnati. Departed-Mollie
RS9ert, for New Orleans. Weather clear
caad cool.
PErrBBURG, November 2.-River falling
slowly, with five feet seven inches i'll the
aszannel. Weather rainy.
CINCINNATI, November River sixteen
tx%& in the channel and stationary. Weather
CLOUDY and cool.
CAIRo, November 2.-Arrived-John Z.
J8Iie, from New Orleans, at 10 ?. N: Col
8rado, from st. Louis, at s A. NJ. Depart
pd-John 4. Tolle, for St. Louis, at 5 z. M;
Colorado, for Vicksburg, at noon. The river
tass fallen one inch in the past twenty-four
hours. Weather clear and mild.
EVANSVILLE, November e Weather
and cold, threatening rain. The
Saver has fallen half an inch.
ST, LOUIS, November 2.-ATrivGd-Pau-
1Fne Carroll, from New Orleans, Depart
es3-Capitol City, for Vicksburg; Hunts
S,llle, for Shreveport. River falling weather
and cool.