New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23

was formed before Mrs. Fairs second trial.
He states that the lady tried TO induce MIN
to nut poison in a deCanter IN DWinelies
house. or in the milk can at the door, and
that this was intended to be done. Wo-
man went to the latter's house and told Mrs'
Dwinelle not to leave the milk can out. Inc
matter was concealed from the public, but
has been investigated BY Chief Of Police
Crowley, Judge Dwinelle and all counsel III
the case. Some thought the waiter insane
He had portrait Of Dwinelle Ii lbs posses
sion.
Mrs. Fair remains in the city. The people
are much iucensed at her proposition 70 give
public lectures.
A depopulation Of the penltentlary LIZ threat
ened under decision of Judge taucher, OF
the Supreme Court, yesterday, discharglng
d convict ON the ground q lihpetIooI coh-
mitment papers.
Harry Kicker and Bryan Campbell, Of
Pennsylvania, are matched to fight in West
VIRGINIA, on the fourth Of March next tor
$1,000 side.
The American Free Religious Association,
which opened its session in Philadelphia on
Tuesday resumed its sittiugs in Brooklyn
yesterday.
the Wednesday evenings Jersey City fire
will be reduced by salvage to within
$500, 900
The silk woavers on a strike in Patterson,
New Jersey, are very much excited over
the arrest by their late employers Of two Of
their number on charge OF conspiracy.
Steam cars were introduced on the Blocker
street line yesterday.
Nearly all Broadway concert saloons we're
iosed last night.
sVaatAes Report
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Al \
washington, November 70. 1872, - !. MI
PROBABILITIES
For she Northwest and upper fakes, and
thence toHhe Ohio river. northerly to west
erly Winds occasional snow and clearing
weather; in the lower lake region, and
thence over the Middle and Eastern States,
south westerly winds, occasional snow and
rain and partly cloudy weather; in the
Gulf aud south Atlantic States, generally
clear weather and northerly to northeast
orly winds.
SILVER quteIEgencs.
SOUTHWEST PASS, November q. s +. NJ
Barometer 30:50. Wind north, fresh
Acknowledgment bark Franklin, Hassel
master, fifty days from Bordeaux, with
wine to d. Bailey Blanchard, Jr. No de-
partures.
PAssA-L'OUTRE. November %, P. M
Wind north, light. No arrivals. Sailed
Steamship Tappahann0ck. at ?. M.
MEMPHIS November 22-Weather clear
and pleasant. River rising slowly. De-
parted last night-Mayfvwer and w. z.
StraJer for New Orleans. Departed to day
W H. Curtis and Colossal, Cor New Or
leans.
VIoKsBURG, November 22-Down-H. 8,
Tu ner, Z. NJ; Mary 4. Forsyth z. M !;
Indiana, 6 2. 81. Tom Jasper, z. NJ; r.
E. Lee. L, III. Up-Edinburg, ten last
night; City OF Alton, A. 81; James How
ard, T. nj; Tylone, 6 2. III. Weather cool
and clear. River failing.
CINCINNATI, November 92.-Weather cool
and cloudy, River eight feet six inches IN
the channel, and rising slowly.
PIrTsBURG, November 22-RiveP about
stationary, with three feet five inches III the
channel.
LoU1sv1llN, November 22-River station
airy, with four feet il the canal and two feet
in the chute. Weather cloudy and mild.
No business
EVANSVILLE, November 27.-7Veather
clear this evening. River fallen five inches.
CAIRO, November 22.-Arrlved-Mary f.
Poe, from New Orleans. at A. NJ; Fannie
Lewis, from Vicksburg, AZ 9 A. M. De-
particularly Z. Poe, for st. Louis, at A.
mr.: Fannie lewis for st. Louis, at Ii A. NJ.
The river has fallen six inches in the past
twenty-four hours. Weather clear and cold.
ST. LoULs November 22.-Arrived-
Charles Bodmann and G. II. Dnrtee, from
New Orleans eparted-Glrncoe, for New
OrIeans; Wolfe, for Yteksburgo River
ahout StatiOnaryo