New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-17

insurance companies are adequate to secure
all the rights Of the stockholders and claim
ants, and that hasty judicial action in en-
Joining o company hich may become sud
denly embarrassed il an act of injustice
tending to produce unnecessary bankruptcy,
and is liable to involve substantial COM
panies in serious losses.
10 the case Of La Grave, who swindled 80
many people and fed to Europe, being
thence brought back, The plea was made TO-
day hat the sheriff III arrestirg him on the
arrival of the steamer did SO Illegally, as
the prisoner, being under the French tag,
was virtually on French territory. TIE
eage was adjourned to Monday.
SAN FRANCISCO, November l6.-Ihe peo-
ole of Arizuua protest against having tho
Territory transferred to the department Of
New Mexico. Also, against the assignment
of General Howard or any one else TO COM
mand in place OF General CrO0ke.
The Apaches living in the San Pedro bot
tom are dying rapidly OF consumption and
scrOful8
The steamship Arizona is twelve days
overdue. She has not been heard from ut
San Diego, and fears are entertained for her
safety.
NASHVILLE November lG.-hr. Tyler,
chairman Of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Alabama, telegraphs to
George S Houston that the Democrats Will
Abp5 lONT VI lE5 lIl"JDIiby VI J''ii0 'SAi
the Legislature. Houston and Judge Il w.
Walker, Of Huntsville, are prominent De-
mocratio aspirants to she United States
Senate,
Onicial returns from Tennessee give Gree
ley 1913 majority, with ten counties to hear
from.
DETROIT, November l6-While the roof
or the new passenger depot at Jackson WAS
being raised to-day the scatfolding gave
way. Two men we're killed and nins others
seriously injured.
BosToN, November l6.-The blanket mills
Of Carter, IN Winehendon, Massachusetts,,
burned last night. Loss S25,000
LITTLE Rock, November l6-United
States court rooms, marshal's Office, post
office, and thirteen business houses, besides
a number Of dwelling houses, at Fort Smith,
burned Thursday night LOIS 100000.
TITUsvILLE, Pa, November l6.-The resi A
dence of Mr.. Watson, near this city, was
entered last evening Immediately after dark ,
by five masked men, who, after binding |
each member of the family, compelled Wat |
son TO open his safe, from which $4,000 was
taken; after which Watson Wac likewise .
bound, and the robbers escaped. /
Weuther Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT. .
Office Chief Sign al OffiCor !
Warrington November Ii, 1872, ABS P. II. } |
PROBABILITIES.
In the Northwest and on the upper lakes |
and thence to the Gulf and south Atlantic
coasts, high barometer, clearing, clear and
cold weather with north westerly winds,
veering to nurtherly and easterly on the
Gulf; on the lower lakes and thence over
the Middle States north westerly winds with
occasional light snow, high barometer and
weather clearing by tomorrow; in New
England sOuthwebterly to nUrtbwestly
winds, partly cloudy weather and light
snow tonight
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, November l6, 6 P. M
Barometer 1880 Wind northwest and
fresh. Arrived-Spanish bark Tuya, Rnig,
master, six days from Havana, III ballast.
Sailed-Ship Bolivar.
PAss-A-LOUTRE, November l6. p. M
Wind northwest and fresh. No arrivals.
Sailed-Schooner Angelina.
MEMPHIS, November l6.--Weather clear
and cold. River falling. eparted-Shan-
non and Andy johnson for New Orleans,
ArmadillO and Potomac for Cincinnati, /
Batesville and Fort Gibson for White river,
and Belle Pike for st. Louis.
The Andy johnson will tow the Katie to
New Orleans for repairs.
SHREVEPORT, November l6. - Weather '
clear and cold River fell two inches in the l
past twenty four hours. Departed-R s.
Bryarly for New Orleans.
VICKBURG, November l6.-Passed down
John Howard at 10 A. NJ; Governor Allen
at 6 P. NJ. Up-Ouachita Belle at 10 A. n;
Fannie Lewis at 6 P NJ. Weather cool and
clear. River falling.
CAIRO, November .-ArriVed-hohawk $
and barges from New Orleans, 6 A. NJ; =
Tom Jasper from st. Louis,'Il A. M Mary
Forsyth from st. Louis, 2 p. NJ; Shamrock 2
from Cincinnati, 3 p. NJ; II. S. Turner from 4
st. Louis, 4 p, NJ; Colorado from S.. Louis. ;
) 7. d. Departed-TOm Jasper for New u
Orleans, T. M Indianola for New Or q
leans, 2 p. d. River stationary. Weather ?
clear and cord. o
CIECINNATI, November l6-~River ten feet It
eight inches in the channel, and falling. :
PITTsBURG, November Electromagnetic u q
five feet three inches, and about stationary. !,
Weather growing cold. :"
EVANSVILLE, November l6.-Weather - -
cloudy and cold. River risen fourteen u
inches in the past twenty four hours. d
LOUISVILLE, November l6.-RiveT falling, r.
with FIVE feet in the canal, and three feet y
i've inches in the chute. Weather clear "
md cold. "
The new locks are out Of order, and The lc
water will be shut of tonight to ascertain
he cause Of the trouble. "
ST. LOUIS, November l6.-Arrived-At o.
antio from New Orleans. Departed p'
Mice and barges and Colossal for New Or p
cans; Strader for Vicksburg. River fall
NJ. Weather cloudy and cold.