New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

! S8HCAnHHtE-AFfeSE OF I1a11 h0DDSFS-
Deputy United States Marshal Killed
Ship Lost Oh Cape Horn-Crew Dies O.
Starvation.
MEMPHIS, October S-The inclined plane
having been completed, the Little Rock
trains now cross the river to this side, max
ing direct connection with the Memphis and
| Louisville railroad without change
BRo0KLYN. October 8-The fall of a
| political shanty last night killed two and
hurt several.
SAVANNAH, October 8-The Morning
Ne,cS has received official returns from lO3
| counties, giving Smith majority of so, [.
| There are thirty-tWo counties to hear from,
| which will doubtless swell Smiths majority
| to 10000.
| CIHcGNNATt, October 8-A hot occurred
in this vicinity last night between negro
meeting and Liberal torchlight process
| sion. The origin of the difficulty is obscure
| Several white men were shot and several
negroes knocked down. The negroes took
| possession of the armory and guarded all
approaches. At midnight the police closed
in on the armory. At 1870 A. M. all was
quiet the whites retired, and the negroes
evacuated the armory.
GALVESTON, October st. J. Callahan
special agent of the Postoftice Department,
has received a dispatch from United States
Marshal Rundell, Tyler, Texas, announcing
the arrest there Of the Flynne brothers,
sons Of the postmaster at Tyler, who are
charged with robbing the mails. The
Flynnes made desperate resistance, killing
a deputy United States marshal before they
were secured.
Boston, October 8.-The ship Golden
Hand was lost off Cape Horn. Five of the
crew died of starvation. A boat in charge
Of the second mate, is missing. 1t is sup
posed to have been swamped.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 8.-Sailed-
Steamer Constitution, for Panama.
One of the Arizona diamond companies
are exhibiting diamonds and rubies to the
value OF many thousand dollars, which
they claim were brought from the fields.
The company has surveyed three thou
secret until the government patent is OBJ
tanned
The diamond excitement is reviving.
TORONTO, October 8.-The disease among
horses here continues and there is scarcely
horse in the city fit for work. The inter
ruption to business is becoming very Sc
rious. Merchants are unable to ship or get
goods from the depot. There are no hacks
on the stand.
NORWICH, n. Y, October 8.-The fifty
ninth annual conclaye Of the Grand Com
mandary of Knights Templar of the State
of New York commenced to-day. Dele
gates are pres ent from Pennsylvania, Ala
bama, Tennessee, Georgia, Texas, and other
States. The Manhattan Commandary, No.
81, is in camp here.
Weather Report.
WAR DEP4RTMENr,)
Washington, October g. 1872, 4:35 P. NJ J
PROBABILITIES.
On the upper lakes the barometer will |
fall, with brisk sOutherly and s0Utheasterly |
winds; threatening weather and rain, fol |
lowed on Wednesday by brisk northerly to |
westerly winds, in the upper Mississippi |
valley; thence to the lower Ohio valley
southeriy to westerly winds and cloudy |
weather; on the lower lakes winds veering
to sOutherly and westerly, with diminish
ing pressure, and cloudy weather on
Wednesday afternoon; over New England
and the Middle States; clearing, clear and
cool weather, with northerly to westerly |
winds; in the South Atlantic and Gulf |
States northerly to easterly winds and
generally clear weather. CautiOnary sig
nails are ordered for Duluth, Milwaukee,
Chicago and Grand Haven.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, October 8 6 P. NJ
Barometer $3.50 Wind northeast fresh
Arrived-Ship Reunion, Curtis, master, six
ty -four days from LIVERPOOL, with general
cargo, to Ocean, Zereg& & Co. No depart
ures.
VIcKsBURG October 8.-Down-Pargoud
At 3 A. NJ; James Howard, at P. M;
Natchez, at s P. NJ. Up-Bismarck, at 10
A. NJ; Charles Bodmann. at Ii A. M.
Weather cool and clear. River falling.
MEMPHIS, October 8.-Weather clear
Mercury 72o. River falling. Arrived-Jenny
Howell from New Orleans. Departed ST.
Zoe and w. j. Lewis, for st. Louis: Clarks-
lille for Arkansas river; City of Augusta,
or White river; Capitol City, for Vicks-
)urg.
SHREVEPORT, October 8.-River station
Try. Weather clear and cool. Departed
5arryowen and Flirt, for New Orleans
CINCINNATI, October 5. Weather clear
md pleasant. River four feet in the chan
lei and rising.
LOUISVILLE, October 8-River stationary;
en- inches in the chute and twenty-four
inches on Portland bar, which is cutting
ut. Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, October 8.-Weather clear
nd pleasant. River stationary.
CAIRO, October 8.-NO arrivals or de- {
artures for the lower Mississippi. The
iyer has fallen two inches in the past
wenty four hours. Weather clear. Mer- {
ury 500
ST. LOUIS, October 8.-Arrived-Julia,
ON Vicksburg: Mary Alice, from New Or !
,ans. Departed-Ackley, for Red river;
ohm +. Tole, for New Orleans; City of t
ielena, for Vicksburg. River about sta
onary. Weather clear and pleasant.
PITTsBURG. October 8.-River about
lree feet in the channel and stationary 6