New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-17
NEW YORK.
Died 4rom BeatinE-Coac Drivers
Strike-NEre Greeley ON his Western
Tomr-The New Work. SEayoraItE.

Died from Beating-Coach Drivers
Strike-NEre Greeley ON his Western
ToHr-The New York SEayoraIty.
New YORK, September l6.-The examin-
alton of the remains of John r. Ornell, the
Swede who is supposed to have died from
the attacks of Thomas Farrell, one of the
keepers, shows that he was in weak state
at the time of the ASSAULT The accused de-
MED that he inflicted the punishment, but
admits that parties jB the institution were
whipped.
Seymour syho %as also Beaten may 80
Geyero
Arrived Steamships 31innesota, Baltic,
Mont gomeryp Gortes, City of New York.
Ocean Queen and City Of Br6oklyno Ay-
rived out-Silesia, Nevada and Koln.
The coach drivers have had meeting,
and demand s. per week in advance on
their pay, otherwise they will strikea
Wednesday morning Horace Greeley
starts on his Western tour, embracing
Pittsburg, Columbus, Cincinnatio Indian
apols, louisville, Nashville. Chicago, To-
ledoo Cleveland, Detroit, Erie and the coal
mine regions of Pennsylvania. He will be
absent about two weeks and will make
several speeches on the rOuteo
President Grant declines visiting the
Western Expositions at louisville and
CINCINNATI on account OF the pressure of
business,
General Sherman Arrived here go-day,
per steamer Baltic, from LiverpooTo
Controller Green refuses to be a candidate
for Mayor in any event. 1t floGF seems to
be the general opinion that e8 Mayor Have
meyer will be run by the Republicans,
while ex-Registrar John McCooIe, Smith
Ely and John Kelly are talked of for the
Democratic nomination.
Money easy at 4G6 y cent on call loans.
Sterling exchange steady at 80815. Gold
1885 0Il334. Governments strong all day
closing very firm; skies of 1881, 1853; five
twenties of 1862, ia; 1864, ia; 1865,
ll458; new ll3; 1867, 1I328; 1868, 1885; new
fves HOS; ten-forties I07 78. State bonds
dull; Tennessee skies old. 72A, new 1914:
Virginia skies old 45,onew 81; consols SOS:
deferred, 1874 i; Louisiana skies old 50, new 48;
levee SKIES 6S, eights 60 Alabama eights 81,
fives 60; Georgia skies y, sevens 8515; North
Caroinas, old 33, new 2019, special tax IL:
South Carolinaso old 81, new a. April and
October 2412o
Adarge number of medical and other scien-
ttiG men have organized as The American
New York, president; E. NJ. Snow, of
Providence, first vice President c. B.
White, of New Orleans, second vice pres
ident; John H. Rancho, of Chicago, treas
urer, and Elisha Harris, of New York, sec
rotary. Francis Bacon, OF New Haven
William Clendenin, of Cincinnati, G. G.
Cox, Of Washington, District of Columbia,
Henry Hartshorn, of Philadelphia, Marian
Morris, of New York, and John NJ, Wood
worth, Of Washington, are the executive
committee.
Various important subjects were referred
to special committees. There are at present
ninety five members, all well known in the
field of sanitary improvement in cities of
the United States and Canada. The next
meeting will be in Washington the last
week in February.
Horace Greeley delivered an address to-
night at fair of the mechanical arts in
Newark, New Jersey.