New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-28
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,,og+o fice- has been arrested, charged with
Stealing and tsmpering with letters.
WaIter Z Jones, Of SOmerville, Maine,
and Mr.. Lowell, Of DrevOsville, New Hamp-
sbire, we're drowned in the latter town yes
teTday. - -
stolen from the safe Of the Uxbridge Bank
in the recent robbery of that institution,
were discovered to day buried on the back
lands of Boston The discovery was made
tbrou on an anonymous letter from New
York describing the locality.
LITTLE Rock, July H.-DOdson, the
sLerif Fl of Pope county; Hickck, the clerk,
aud Stuart, the circuit school supelin-
tendent, who had charge of the posse
charged with numbering the prisoners Hale
and Tucker, arrived in this city this eve
ming to see the Governor, it is thought, to
induce him TO declare martial law The
citizens Of the county have also come down
to prevent If possible, any such cOntln-
gency. Dodson and his associates, who
waived an examination. and whose bail was
fxed at $4,000, have not yet given bail,
although they are at liberty.
MANY Of the merchants Of Russellville
and Dover are removing their goods from
the county, fearing other outrages by the
militia.
ST. LOUIS, July 27.-Father Gavazzi held
a reception tonight. He will occupy the
nuAbAD VI DDbu NAAD AANbAtbNApb 0AN -N9Dy
terian churches tomorrow.
SANDY HOOK, July H.-The yacht Ram
bier arrived off this point at eight o'clock
this morning from her trial with the Made
line The latter is at New London, Con
necticut having given up the race.
Boston, July 27.-The City flour mills on
the CITY wharf were burned tonight. The
loss VIII amount TO $4,000.
Weather Report.
War DEPARTMHHT,l
Once Chief Signal Ofdcert :
Washington, July n, 1877, 43S P. ny
PROBABILITIES.
Clear weather with light north winds
from Lake Erie to Tennessee, and eastward
over the Middle States and Eastern States.
Winds veeTing TO the north and easterly
over Michigan and the upper lakes, with
partly cloudy weather thence to the Ohio
valley. Southerly to easterly winds will
prevail in upper Mississippi Yaley ana
westward to the Missouri valley, with fall
ing barometer and cloudy weather. To-
night southeily westerly winds will
continue on the Gulf, with threatening
weather and local rains. SoutheasteTly
winds and cloudy weather on the South
Atlantic.
River InteIHEenee.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July q, 6 p. Ma
rometer 1870. Wind west and light Ar
Understanding haflanJ %s<V 4. NJ JteItI-
day, Lewis, master, from IndianOla via
Galveston, to G. A. Whitney g. Co. Sailed
Steamships !. e. Harris and George
Washington.
PASS G-HOUTRE, July 27.-Wind west
n1d light. No arrivals. Sailed-SchOOner
G s. Bushnell.
CTNcfYNATI, July 27,-River ten feet two
sT. LOUIS, July g.-Departed-John
KYLE, for New Orleans; Belle of st. Louis,
for Vicksburg; John T, Moore, for Red
river. River stationary. Weather cloudy
and warm.
EVANSVILLE, July 27.-Weather cloudy
and rainy. River has risen fifteen inches.
LOUISVILLE, July 27.-Weather cloudy
with indications of rain. River rising slowly
with seven feet seven inches in the canal.
Arrived--City of Cairo from New Orleans.
CAIRO, July Departed-Pauline Car
roll for New Orleans at 10 p. NJ; City of
Vicksburg for Vicksburg at p. M. The
river has risen nine inches. Weather clear
and warm.
VIcKsBURG, July 27-Passed down
James Howard at p. NJ. Up-Frank Par
gould at 4 p. NJ. Weather hot and cloudy.
River rising.