New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-02

1 Bassett 500; LOngfellow &45j. Second
! pool-Harry BOssett $500; LOngfellow $3.50.
! Third pool-HarTY Bassett $500; Longfel-
/ low $435.
Governor Magofin, of Kentucky, and
1 the Hon. John G.. Breckenridge arrived
| here to-day.
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The Kansas City
1 Times of the twenty-sevenJh ultimO says
| that Miss Amanda Barber, who married
1 SquaJting Bear, brute Sioux chief, at
/ Washington in 1867, and went to DacOta
/ Territory with her husband as a missionary,
arrived IN that city on the steamer Fento
/ nellie from Fort Benton on Friday last.
| After spending three years with the Sioux,
suffering gross indignities, and being COM
/ PEELED to perform the most mental services,
she attempted to escape, but was captured
and beaten nearly to death by her husband
and then sold to Cheyenne chief.
She was taken north in 1870, and re-
manned with the Cheyennes till this spring,
when she escaped from Fort Benton. Miss
Barber left Kansas City on Friday for her
home at Milford, Massachusetts.
SAN Francisco, July l.--Arrived-Steam-
ship Sacramento, from Panama.
Whitney, bar tender in the Central Pa
cihc railroad saloon, Sacramento, shot a
gentleman named Boyer, who interfered to
prevent fight, yesterday. Boyer is sup
posed to be fatally wounded.
BosToN, July l.-COmpany F, Second
Regiment, Pennsylvania national guard,
arrived this morning, and attended the
concert this afternoon, in company with
several officers of the Ninth Regiment.
The day, which was announced as pecu-
larry devoted to the Irish, drew an audi
anee Of only 10000.
A fantasia from "Faust" by the French
band.
The astonishing accomplishment of
Madame Pesehka in the air of the Queens
OF the Night, from the Magic Flute, /" and
the performance Of the Irish band, under
Clements, we're the popular features. AL
though the English and German bands were
received with great favor, the Irish must
clans showed their skill under their accom-
plished leader, who had had them in train
ing but short time, and were kept on the
stage for nearly one hour.
The enthusiasm was immense, and over
topped that aroused by the "Anvil Chorus"
with its guns and strikers. The harp that
once through Tara's hall was sung BY the
chorus and audience, and the Grenadier
band revived the enthusiasm by performing
in fine style, OberOn's overture and several
English and American favOrites. The "Don
juan overture by the German band was
also favorably received.
TOPEKA, Kansas, July 1.-Trains on the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad |
morrow. Large cattle yards have been |
built there, and it is reported that 10000 |
head of cattle are now there awaiting ship |
menJ.
WLLIASsPORT, Pa, July Working |
men this evening" visited the lumber yards, |
shut down mills that were running and |
will visit the Great Dodge mill tomorrow.
The laborers assemble at nine o'clock. |
The leaders caution moderation and the /
men are sober and orderly.
One mill which is working in accordance |
with their system was loudly cheered.
The weather was intensely hot and the
men continually fell out of line. They in
END to start earlier tomorrow morning.
Everything is orderly, saloons and bars all
:lOsed for four days in accordance with the
Of the mayor.
LITTLE Rock, July Last Wednesday, |
1t Fort Smith, Frederick Trasse struck
Anna McGrew, dressmaker, on the head
With an iron bar, telling her TO the earth.
Thinking she was dead, he shot himself
through the heart. Jealousy was the cause.
Boston, July LIN game of base ball
0-day between the Boston and Forest City,
# Cleveland, Ohio, clubs, the former
,eat the latter by a score Of seventeen to
lothing.
NASHVILLE, July 1.-The races at Long
Branch are exciting much attention here.
Pool selling tonight is active. Bassett is
he favOrire.
Weather Report.
War DEPARfMMsE,
Once Chief Signal Officer, }
Washington, July l, l872, E35 P. NJ
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably continue
alling on Tuesday, with southwest winds
nd increasing ctOudiness over the lakes.
he area Of highest temperature will move
osa foil Cd hxva ! 4
Duth and west of New York. Partially
loudly and close weather will prevail on
he South Atlantic and Gulf States. The
rea of rain will move eastward into North
m Canada. Light local rains will prevail
few places from Louisiana to Cape Hat
.ras.
River GnteIIiEencU.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July /, 6 p. NJ
1890. Wind south-sOutheast,
ght. No arrivals. Sailed-Schooner j.
King.
VIcKsBURG, June 3O.-Passed down-A.
Baker and barges at noon; Louisville at
P. NJ. Passed up-Julia at 6 p. NJ.
leather warm and cloudy. River falling.
PAss-AL'OUTRE, July 1, p. M.--Wind
light Arrived at | P. NJ
Tappahannock, Reade, master,
xty hours from Havana via Key West,
it'll cargo Of sugar, cigars and fruit, to
airbanks & Leaycraft; steamship Havana
l:2O p. NJ, Pennington, master, from
avana via Florida pOrts, with sugar, pas
myers and mails, to j. X. Roberts. No
partures g
TICKsBURG, July I.-Down-John T.
I1lse and Henry Ames, at z A. NJ; James '
~ II at 10 A. M; Pargoud, at p. NJ. l
anu ~ ~, "a Of Cairo, 10 A. NJ; Smoky City s
Al; ven " ga. at II NJ; II. g. Wilson, at u Q
C i.s'ID1 and clear. River falling.
"a ll o55 n 4ly I.-River twelve feet
0u,y $3.50, g az r'hannel and falling. Mer-
with six feet two = rLo 80 ,;a;. !,
feet two inches in this IN the eonaI foTy 7
the hottest of the seas6ste To-Ja2 yyas
o z. M. No business. erc,r,, i3oo a.
EVANSVILLE, July l.-Wea )
hot; mercury $50. The rive olaar and il
three three inches Passed up-John : fallen E
CAIRO. JnJvI-Arrirod co,. spr, at y
st. Louis, at nine last night: Glencoe, Ii
New Orleans, at II A. NJ; Great RepubhJ @
from New Orleans, at 4 P. NJ; Belle ST. u
Louis, from Eicksburg, at p. NJ: st.
Johns from Vicksburg, at 8 p M. De-
for Vicksburg, at 10 A.
~; Great Republic, for st. Louis. at p.
NJ; Belle St. Louis, for St. Louis. at 5 P. |
NJ The Glencoe is unloading railroad iron |
at Mound City. The river has fallen six |
inches. Weather clear and hot.
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-Arrived-City of
lcksourg, from Vicksburg No depar-
lures. Weather clear and warm. River
falling slowly.
MEMPHIS, July Weather clear and
not River falling steadily. Passed m
Glencoe, Mohawk and barges and Nick
Longworth. Passed dOwn-Kellogg and
Oarges last night, James Howard today.
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