New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-24

"a. VVYG0tYseIRuL
Pastor-PassenGer Train Through a
Btldge--Partial List Of Killed and
Weunded-Sleamship mt Halifax Rud-
derless-A Presidential Nominee Re-
turus Thanks-A San Francisco Train
NJ Ckeyennc-Fishing Interest of the
Lakes.
JACKSON, Miss, February 23-Tbe pro-
ceedings of the Legislature to-day were
haxTen Of interest Some local and pri-
waite bills were passed.
In the United States Court some half a
dozen witnesses were examined, whose tes-
timony was not of the slightest interest.
CHIcAGo, February 23.-The first San
! Francisco passengers for the past twenty
eight days arrived to-day. They denounce
the Union Pacific railroad as the worst
kind of fraud, and the poorest managed
road in the country.
BALTIMORE, February 23.-It is charged
that the Rev. Dr. L. ID. Huston, formerly
pastor Of st. Paul's Episcopal Church. and
recently of Trinity Church, acted licentious-
IytowaFd several Sunday school teachers.
Huston has left the city.
j. Dean Smith, prominent lawyer, is
dead.
CINCINNATI, February pa passenger
train due at Covington, Kentucky, at noon
to-day, broke through bridge near Ellis
ton, Kentucky; twenty,six passengers were
more or less hurt; some reported killed.
The following is partial list OF the killed
and wounded by the accident on the Short
Line railroad today: Mr.. Brock, of Sparta,
Kentucky. killed; Maggie Cowens, of Rush
Greek, Ohio, injured; s. Halle, of Memphis,
eighty injured; p. J.. Childs, leg broken;
r.. C. Michael, hurt in the hip; w. X. Tulle,
leg broken and badly burned: II. Shea,
badly hurt; Samuel Fox. hurt; Ira De
Graft, badly injured; Mrs. Jennette Levi. of
Mobile. badly burned; B. Verais, slightly
wounded.
HALIFAX, February 23.-The steamship
India arrived day, twenty-seven days
out from Glasgow, having lost her rudtler.
CoLUMBus, Ohio, February 23-Judge
Davis teleeraplis the president Of the
National Labor. Reform Convention: BE
pleased to thank the convention for the I'M
expected honor which they have conferred
upon me. The chief magistraey Of the re-
public should neither be sought nor de-
clined BY American citizens"
CHEYENNE, February s3.-The first
through train from San Francisco for the
East on schedule time since the snow block
adc reached here this afternoon. The road
Is reported clear.
The Japanese embassy will be here in
time to take the Eastern train tomorrow.
BUFFALO, February 23.-The Board of
Trade adopted resolutions that the fishing
industry of the lakes suffers terribly by the
unjust tariff discrimination in favor of New
England fishermen, and that it is threatened
with additional burdens under the treaty of
Washington. The board looks to Western
Congressman for adjustment
E NASHVILLE, Tenn. February 23-In an af
fray at Columbia, Tennessee, last evening.
William +. Holcomb was shot and killed
by Henry Holcomb, his nephew, and Ed |
ward Kuhn was shot and killed by police
I.s~n ttnNn tod N I,
h0lnicides are regarded as justifable.
AEBAKY, N. Y. February ga burglar |
was captured last night, who gave his |
name as James Wilson. 1t has been as |!
certained to-day that he is the notorious |
burglar and counterieiter Jim Brady, alias |
John j. Hubbeli, who has been convicted in |
New York, Washington, Connecticut and |
New Jersey. He is one of the worst char
aoters in the United States.
Los ANGELES, February %. = Thomas |
AFm0rt, one of the Los Angeles anti-Chinese |
rioters, indicted for murder and for stealing |
: dinu1ond ring from corpse, escaped from |
He hospital in this city yesterday
The people of the Mexican territory OF |
lower California ar~ greatly excited over |
ed reports of threatened tilibuster |
ing expeditions from this State
Raver lntellIgence.
SOUTHWEST Pass. February o, 6 p M
Barometer 30:25. Wind south-southeasJ, |
fresh. Ariiyed-SchOoner Constance, Wood,
master, eight days from Ruatan, with fruit |
to n. Morgan & Co.; schooner Lifeboat, |
Thompson, master, eleven days from Balize,
Honduras, with cargo of wood to E. Pills
bury; steamship Clinton at 2:40 p NJ,
Trahin, muster, from Indlanola via Calves
en-. to G. A. Whitney & Co. No Gcpar-
,slree. Outside, waiting for fair wind to
Al Ship Giant Causeway. 1
PAss-A-L' OUTRE, February %, p. M
Wind s6nth-southeast, and fresh. Arrived
Bark NJ. A. Mcneil, Watts, master, six
|ayA from Havana, in ballast, to A. Nc
Yell No departures.
YIcKshURG, February 23-The weather
j clear aud cool; the river is rising. Passed
|own Great Republic at a P. NJ, Charles
]. Church at 2 p. NJ Governor Allen at 5
J. u. !. Robert e. Lee at 6 p. NJ. Passed up
Charles B0dmann at 1 A. NJ.
CrHCfNNATf, February 23.-The weather
clear and mild. The river is falling, |
,ith sixifen feet six inches in the chan
81. Arrived Exchange, John w. Garrett
"a John II. Groesbeck from New Orleans,
nd Champio from Red river.
PIrrsBBRG, February 23.-Weathers is
erv mild. but there are indications OF an
bIler cold srap. The Monongahela is faA-
& slowly, with four feet six inches Ii the
lannel.
LoU1sy1LLE, February 23.-The weather
mild and tho river is falling, with seven |
ct six inches in the canal, and fiyc feet
( inches in the chute business is active. !
Thompson Dean aud Andes Tor