New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-28

themselves upon the Southern States. and
4y the most unblushing cupidity, reduced
tne tnite. people thereof of both races to the oon'
oltloh OF poverty which a half century ot
prosperity can not redeem. They nominated
greeley and Brown for Presidenf and iISfoS1 Vios
President, and adjourned sine die, 80
PoUGHKEEPsTB, September 27-Tha rbT-
cago express train on the Hudson river no =
road, which left here this morning. ran off
the track at Yonkers. Six cars, filled with
passengers, left the track. but none of rTan1
upset. Nobody hurt. '-i0''I
Boston, September 27.-McInnis & Co *
wood warehouse burned. Loss $I75, 900,
READING, Pa September q, The people
are alarmed by a threatened fight between
opposition railroads. A thousand nolica
were ordered to the spot PN-l0o
CLEVELAND, September 27.-Fiye citizers
| we're lost by the burning of the Northern
| Ohio Lunatic Asylum. It is supposed thar
the lunatlcs were all saved, but several are
| missing.
BROWNSVILLE, September Eft ia ra.
ported on reliable authority that General
CortIna has been writing letters to his
friends IN Texas, calling on them to Drenar3
to assist him, for it is his intention. in ner-
son, to make raid into the country, in the
Vlclulty OF Laredo. In these letters he i'm
presses L,e M tne ldea that the country between
the NueceS and the Rio Grande BELONGS to
MEXICO and, consequently, they have ALRIGHT
to plunder the same 50
rms is, doubtless, the grand cause of the
increase OF thieves in that section. N
ported there is a band of thieves driving
catGle from the head of the Aqua Dulce
and Nueoes at present, so we'll orpanized
that they keep their spies ahead and fresh
supp OF men and horses. A drove of
forty or fifty head passed the Carrons
rancho, sixty miles east of Laredo, Last
week, near which rancho fresh men and
horse$ were furnished and the stock rushed
over Ihe river Persons say that small
days into Mexico.
WILMINGTON, September 27.-Three cars
OF the down express train. on the Whining
Ion Eon ana weldon railway ran off the track
between Everettsville and Audlev last,
night. A0'90
The ladies' car and the sleepino car were
preclDltatei over the embankme9t. tbe for
mer turning upside down.
considerable number of passengers
were slightly, and two or three serio1siT
injured, but none dangerously hurt
MRS M. "A. Walker, of Montgomery, Ala
oama, was severely bruised about the BODY.
MIR Chambers, of New Orleans, was pain
fully hurt in the head and back.
w. ID. Chew, of Augusta, Georgia. had
his ankle badly sprained, and his wife had
a severe confusion of the forehead.
These, tho most severely wounded, are
4ASASf
that they will all soon recover.
The accident is supposed to have baer1
caused by broken rail- The absence of
tatal results is considered almost miracIi
loUs.
The sleeping car fell tover a trestle-Uork
aoont twenty-five feet into the stream below.
BOSTON, September 28.-A balloon. carry
ing Messr8. King and Holden, which as
cended at Plymouth, New Hampshire, yes
terGay afternoon, landed this morning in
Canada, near the Bay of st. Louis. hayinD
travelled 300 miles over the wilderness of
Maine and Canada.
ALBANY, september 27-The next ses-
sion of the International Machinists and
Union will held at Louisville.
Alter transactIng some routine business
the convention adjourned sine die.
LOUISVILLE, September 27.-The Ken
lucky State Lottery drawing is postponed
until the seventh of December.
COLUMBUS, O., September 27.-John Bar
clay, who was convicted of the murder of
Charles Garner, near this city, last Octo-
Der, has male full confession of his guilt.
entering into the most minute particulars.
De VIII be hanged at noon on the fourth Of
October.
CINCINNATI, September 27.-Thirtv thou
and persons have daily attended the Ex-
position for the past three davs.
Ihe initial arrangements have been made
or superb musical festival in this CITY in
DAY, 1873 Theodore Thomas has accepted
he leadership, and will increase his orches
ra to 200 Instruments The affair is in
ended to be of high order.
CLEVELAND, September ga fire broke
'ut a6out 'eEock this evening in the plan
ng mill of House & Davidson, completely
destroying the building, machinery, stock,
tc. Their loss is $4,000; insurance sos
%. The same building was occupied as @
actory of the Cleveland Furniture Com
amy, and the bellows factory of w. j.
Bradshaw & Co. Loss to furniture com
any $4,000; insurance $1,000 Bradshay's
)ss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
From the planning mill the flames spread
o the lumber yard of Wood, Perry Il Co,
There the fire is still raging, although under
ontrol. Loss to the latter firm $l00,O09;
$500.
BUFFALO, September 27.-Captain r. G..
'unning and crew, of the wrecked barge
ron City, arrived here safe last night Tie
aptaIn came ashore on plank, and others
Dated on the CABIN of the barge and were
9scued. They all speak in bitter terms Of
ne conduct Of the captain of the steam tug
'hich had the barge in tow, who aban-
oned them to their fate.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer
Washington, September 27, 1872, 4J5 P. N.
PROBABILITIES.
For the New England and Middle States
n Saturday clear and cool weather and