New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-17

sin, receiving teller of the Coatesville Ma
tiOnal Bank, was arrested at Bethlehem to-
day, charged with embezzling funds of the
bank to the amount of $4,000. He has
been fugitive nearly two weeks. Martin
speculated in stocks, and the money was
used in that way. He is locked up in this
city, and will be taken to COatesville for
trial.
Joe Reilly, a noted professional thief,
died in prison here to-day. He was SEN
fenced in April last for picking pockets.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, October l6.-The Demo
cratic State central committee met here to-
day, with prominent Democrats from all
parts of Ohio, to consult in relation to the
political situation. The meeting was strictly
private. 1t was agreed to prosecute the
campaign with vigor. Among those present
were Graf, Pendleton, George w. McCOok,
Senator Thurman, and several members of
Congress.
SAVANNAH, Ca, October 16.-The first
case under the Ku-Klux law ever tried in
this city came off to-day before Commits
sioner Stone. Joseph B. Carroll, of Boston,
Georgia, charged, with ten or twelve IN
known parties, with going in disguise
TO the house of Joseph Hill, colored, in
Boston, on the night of the second instant,
and taking by force therefrom one ]. Cas-
sartfew, col0red, of ThOmaaonville, and
beating him numerically.
Carroll was committed to jail in default
of $4,000 bail.
The other parties were not arrested.
Kitchen Massie, charged with the same
ottense, was discharged for the want Of evil
dence.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Chief Signal officer, ,
Washington, October l6 1872, 4:35 P. M
PROBABILITIES.
The yuaa+bar On the lower lakaR will
probably continue clear and cold, with high
barometer and northerly winds veering to
northeasterly, and extending to West Vir-
ginia and the Ohio valley. In the North
eastern and Middle States, cool and clear
ing and clear weather and northerly winds,
with heavy frosts on Thursday night. In
the South Atlantic States, light southwest
erIy winds and generally clear weather
On the gulf, partly cloudy weather and
northerly to easterly winds, with possibly
occasional coast rains At the Northwest,
and thence to Michigan and the lower Ohio
valley, winds veering to southerly, with
lower barometer and partly cloudy weather
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, October l6, p NJ
Barometer so. Wind east-northeast, fresh.
Arrfved-Brig II. NJ. Rowley, Rowley, mas
ter, thirty-ono days from New York, with
general cargo, to G. A. Fosdlck " co. No
1' MEMPHIS IL I October I6.-Weather cloudy
and warm. River declining. Arrived
Batesville, from White river; Belle Lee, tor
New Orleans. Departed-City Of Alton,
'or New Orleans; Susie Silver for st. Louis.
VIcKsBURG, October l6.-DOwn-MaY
Iowery at A P. NJ. River falling. Weather
lear and pleasant
CINcINNATI, October 16-Weather milder.
River three feet three inches in the chan
lei and rising.
nv. Weather pleasant.
PrrTsBURG, October l6.-River rising;
hirty-two inches by the new metal marks, |
ybich is about six inches less than the Old
,arks would. indicate,
EVANSVILLE, October l6-Weather partly
Ioudy and mild. The river has fallen two
nd a half inches in the past tWenty-four
Can CAIRO. October 16.-Arrived-Henry
mes. from St. Louis, at 2. A.; City OF
cksburg, from st. Louis, at ?. ID; NO
,partures. Weather cloudy. River fallen
Zee inches in the past twenty-foqr hours:
Ihe steamers Henry Ames and Belle OIL