New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-02
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eighty miles OF tne uohL lSitiiC - vs-I-,v,co
in Texas. opposite the camp Of the hIoAaP " oo
Indians. is unsettled on account o. tiIe Ut
eurity Of life and property from 'n'4i i"'o'
headed by Hexicans. The Soutbern
Dental Association, which mas Deen II 5es-
sion here for three days auJouIHc" Io-u"S
-, ,isoat newt July in Baltimore.
" R 5iII,s ,5Gr0T. Vt, August 1.-The two
conveotions liberal Republican and Demo
cTsticI appointed committees Of conference,
Who were not ready to report till !. D.,
when the conventions Teasaembled, each IN
I've own hall. The following nominations
were agreed on: For Governor, A. Is.
Gardner Liberal; for Lieutenant Governor,
William H. Bingham, Democrat; treasurer,
Henry Chase, Democrat; presidential cleo
tore, w. II. Horrabiu, Democrat; Thomas
II Powers. Liberal; j. Z. Ladd, Liberal;
,Jasper Rand, Democrat; Samuel Bishop,
Democrat. Both conventions then adj
iOurned to the open air, where speeches
were made for two hours by }. l. Johnson,
Of Oregon; James s. Thayer and .. Per
rim. Of New York; General Fitzpatrick an
nouncing that he would speak in the eve
ming
Convention has called meeting for Sep
tcmbcr II at Worcester.
Sr. J0UNsBURY, VT, August THE Jap
anese Embassy arrived here to-day, aud
will leave for Boston tonight.
SAN FRANCIsCO, August Ia nlspatch
from Tucson, Arizona, dated July ., says 4.
q BENEDICT, Jose Panalla and Thomas
Paphn were attacked by Apaches white
Igboring in an ore rancho. They beat the
Indians of, killing seven. al three Of
these men were wounded.
The San Francisco and New York Mining
COMPANY, with a capital OF SlO,OO9,OO), TO
work the new diamond fields near The head
waters Of the Rio Colorado ChiquitO, has
been Incorporated. The company has
been very secret about its operations hith-
ertO, and has in the Bank Of"CdlltOrHIa
100000 worth Of large diamonds.
SAvANNAH, Ga, August The case OF
the United States against George W. Wi
son and Thomas G. Wilson, charged with
violating the enforcement act in disturbing
peaceful asaemblage and interrupting the
freedom Of speech, was called ID the United
States Commissioners Court 10 day. The
courtroom was densely packed and great
interest was manifested in the proceedings.
Judge Fleming assisted Wilson, who con
Quoted his own defense. District Attorney
Farrow, in introducing the case, stated
that il was the first case of the kind that
had come before the United Sta .es Court in
Georgia. lie regretted that the parties
violating the law were of his own party
Repubhcan), but he would nevertheless
prosecute vigorously. The defendants lead
one faction Of the Republican party, which
is bitterly opposed by the custOmhOuse
ring. Decision in the case is reserved until
tomorrow.
District Attorney Farrow was very en-
phatiC in his remarks, regretting that the
first violation of the rights of the people to
peaceably assemble and the freedom Of
speech had been violated by a Republican,
who had broken up Republican meeting
by intimidation and violence. But whether
1. l. Il al gaaVR
or Democrat, he would exert the full power
of the law to bring them to punishment. 1t
was humiliating to make the statement that
the government had To prosecute, for the
first ofense under this law. members of the
Republican party.
PHILADELPHIA, August AT a meeting
tonight of the Democratic Republican
club organization, composed Of the dissatis-
fed ones of both political parties, com
mittee was appointed to participate in the
reception Of eX Governor Curtin on bis re-
turn from Russia, August u.
BALTIMORE, August IA game of base
ball played to-day resulted as follows:
Mansfelds, 4; Baltimores, Z. The game
was called at the end Of the eighth inning
on account of rain.
CAIRO, August IA bridge in the course
of construction for the Cairo and NiBcennes
railroad over the river, near Mound City,
fell this afternoon, killing d. Galloway and
ri lring five others.
CmCAGO, August 1.-The Republicans Of
the eighth Iowa district to-day nominated
j. w. Medill for Congress.
The Democratic and Liberal Republican
State Central Committee of Illinois has
been in session here to-day. The conference
was strictly private.
MEMPHIS, August The election to-day
passed off quietly. 1t is believed the en-
tire Democratic county ticket is elected,
but by a reduced majority.
Weather Report.
WAR DHPARTEAHF.l
ONCE Chief Signal Ofhcert :
Washington, August !, 1871 s:3S P. u.
PROBABILITIES.
The low barometer on the lower lakes
will move eastward, with threatening
weather and rain areas over the Middle
States north of Virginia and over New Eng
land by Friday, with fresh sOutherly aud
easterly winds. Clearing weather in the
Gulf and South Atlantic States tonight,
with southerly winds. Continued northerly
and westerly winds, veering on Friday to
northerly and nOrtheasterly, on the upper
Ohio and in the Northwest and thence
southwark through the upper Mississippi
and lower Ohio valleys, with clear weather
and moderate temperature. Clearing and
cooler weather on the lower lakes on Fri
day morning, rapidly extending southeast.
river IHEeInEence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, August |, 6 p. M-Ba-
rometer 29:70. Wind northwest, strong.
No arrivals or departures.
VICKsBURG, August l.-DOwn-JOhn
Kyle at A. NJ. Up-Little Alps at eight
last ni.ht; Belle st. Louis at seven this
morning. Weather warm and clear. River
rising
MEMPHIS, August Weather clear and
hot. River rising slowly. up-H NJ.
Shreve, Glencoe, Charles Mcdonald and
Crescent City.
CrNcGNNATi. August Weather clear
and cooler. River thirteen feet in the chan
mel and falling fast.
CAIRO, August l.-Arrived-Gr Lake
No. , from Pttsburg, at noon; Colorado,
from Nicksburg, at =. M. DEPARTED
City OF Cairo for New Orleans, at A. NJ;
Grand Lake for New Orleans, at l p. NJ;
Colorado for st. Louis, at 8 p. NJ. The
river has risen one inch in the past twenty
four hours. Weather clear and cool.
ST. LOUIS, August NO arrivals De
parted-City of Helena for Vicksburg; Lady
Lee for Red river Weather clear and hot.
River falling.
Evansville, August Weather cooler,
clear and pleasant. The river has fallen
six inches.
LOUISVILLE, August Weather clear
and pleasant. River falling, with six feet
eleven inches in the canal and four feet
eleven inches in the chute. Arrived-H.
s. Turner, from Cincinnati.
PITTsBURG, August .-Monongahelat three
feet six inches, and falling.
MLMPHIs, August Dep rted last eve
ning-Bce and barges, for New Orleans;
II. c. Yaeger, for ST. Louis. Departed
to dav-H N. Shreve, Chester and Glencoe,
for st. Louis; Julia, for Nicksburg: Cres-
cent CITY and barges, for st. Louis; Charles
Mcdonald and Smoky City, with coal tOws