New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-31
Observation-Disclosures.
Summers letter of Declinati0n-gndia
Gsaid I'm Texns-San Francisco Races
Heavy Snow Storm In Utah-Opening
@f louisville Canal,


9said i'm TexRs-San Francisco Races
z Heavy Snow Storm In Utah-OpeRins
n of louisville Canal,
lt3 BOSTON, October 30.-Tn a letter from
Paris Charles Sumner says: I'm acknowI
4, edglng your communication, beg to repea
PIT this declinatiOn, most sincerely desIrinl
shat person should vote for me- Beyond
Shis personal wish, which trust will not
~ be disregarded, is the consideration that il
vs. chosen could not serve. AT the same time
1919 i express my grateful sense of the trust re-
Es posed IN me by the conventions which
N. united in this nomination. NY acknowI-
sIt @dgments are especially due to the cOnytn-
Sions representing fellow citizens to whom
% ~ nave for a long time been opposed on i'm
III, portant public questions. / beg them to
believe that | am not insensible to their
rag good WILL which is enhanced by the sign it
'osg affords that past differences are absorbed in
5943 the common desire to secure for our coun-
try the Incompatible blessing peace and
so reconciliation under the safe gnise of good
'O9 government, and with the principles Of the
y243 declaration OF independence as our rule of
20 conduct"
~. :, PnILADE1PHIA, October 3O-Sables &,
az Ems brickyard burned, with eight horses
5a5 The corner stone for the new Academy of
1850 National Science was laid to-day
|gt TORONTO, October 30.-A number of the
- members OF the Patti Mario concert troupe
az %ere ON he train which met with the acct
sient at Beamsville. StrakOsch was severely
olas injured, His face is badly cut and bruised.
~ and his right arm sprained
80 COLUMBUS Ohio, October 3O-The manu-
~ factory of the Columbus Cabinet Company
was totally DESTROYED by fire t0-nipbt 4
"a large force of w0rkmen suffer loss of their
ms Sool". Most OF the stockholders of the com
=" p%ny are workmen in the establishment
y" docs about $50, 900; insurance $4,000
Or sAs FRANCISCO, October 30-The race
2. between Lucy and Occident took place to-
y %iay. The first heat was won by Tucv.
!! 3lns-@:2513 The second heat was also
V won by j.uey: Occident distanced. Time.
q .:2G
- Ss.r FAKE CITr October 30.--The flaw
e @eh exploring party will 60 East :c-moy-
8 gov
s ThefH was another heavy snow storm
East night. but the railroads are not re-
! SariGd. Tho weather now is clear and
cold.
~ LOUISVILLE, October 3O-Tbe canal will
; 2 be opened tomorrow. Boats will be able
y TO pass the old lock by noon
. p d'HILADkLPHIA, October Bottle launch |
9 of the Ohio, the second steamer of the |
: D American and Liverpool line, came off at |
i moon to-day and was highly successful. An |
immense crowd was present on the shore |
and the river was covered with steamers |
e loaded down with spectators.
"a LITTLE Rock, October 30.--It is reported |
" here that all is quiet in Pope county The
ht !hlltla has been disbanded and registration
y, IS progressing quietly No further trouble
n is appre heDded.
M ST Louis, October 3O-Tbe EpcY,,b7;.n,,
4, published u brief correspondence This Morn
ing from Texas, under date of October ~
a., in which it reports that the Indians had
IT. made raid into Hood and Parker nornties
Fa on the Brazos river killing one woman and
FH WoundlDg several other persons PART of
e. 81 the Indians still remained in Texas and +be
III citizens were organizing for the purpose Of
Fra driving them out
Fra
Frs Weather Report.
RAJ WAR DEPARTMENT \ |
Fe5 Office Chief Signal officer !
81. Washington, october 30, 1872, 435 ?. II. J
Fro PROBABILITIES.
For The barometer will probably continue
zin falling on the lower lakes and thence to
For West Virginia, with prevailing brisk south
,ne Of rain; in the New England and Middle !
creasing cIoudiness, with southerly to east
erly winds; in the South Atlantic and East.
rig ern Gulf States northerly to easterlY winds,
n high baromt ter and partly cloudy weather
ist with occasional rain; in the Western Gulf
ret and thence TO the lower Ohio valley and
a Kansas clearing weather and northerly to
= westerly winds with an occasional coast
M rain; in the Northwest and over the upper
nil lakes southerlv to westerly winds, threaten
" ing rain ex ending to the Ohio valley, but
n clearing in the latter section by tomorrow.
te Warning signals continue at Duluth, Mil | ,
bIwaulce, ChcHgO, Grand Haven, Detroit,
eeTUlldp, Cleveland and Buffalo.
u River LntelEfKence. y
SOUTHWEST PASS. October 30, 6 ?. IL
Barometer 1886. Wind south, light Ar
tiyed-Ship Record, Demeresq, master, htty