New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-17
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the Governor of Utah. 1t also protests
against charging the massacre ON the Nor
mons as a people.
Colonel Thomas A. Scott and party ar
rived here on Saturday.
MONTGOMERY, September l6.-Ihe South
and North Alabama railroad from MONT
gemery to Decatur is completed through
Trains will run to Louisville IN lew days.
There is great rejoicing here over 1t. The
formal celebration OF The opening will take
rlace on the twenty-ninth, under the aus
Di,es of the Louisville and Nashville rail
road.
lucky Association Course-Ihe attendance
at the races to-day was large, and the sport
exciting
Fi,st Roce.-Phpnix Hotel stakes for
y. D., $3.50 added. Six started
Fanny ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. j
Elsie. '''''''''''''
Malta .
Florence dis
Belle Patterson Tine-i4lJs; i444.
Second Raee-Sweepstak for two year
old flies; three-auarter mile dash; $9O en-
trance, play or pay; $3.50 added. Eight
started; Maramic ]; Grimstead's CHI 1.
Ifrlytntng q Boyd's CHI f. 3; others not
placed. Time-l:I9H.
SAN FRANCISCO, September lG.-GOvernor
Mccormack writes from New Colorado
river. September s: The Indians, on the
NIGHT of the fourth broke into the corral OF
James Grant, stage proprietor, at CuIler's
Well Arizona, and stole twenty-five horses.
Ca1tain Dryer, of the Fifth Cavalry,
died at Camp Dale Creek, Arizona, August
Owing to recent rains, the Colorado river
is again high 80
Burk, the Irish Dominican missionary and
orator, whose life was recently despaired
Of has fully recovered, and lectured this
evening in this city, before the Catholic
TEMPERANCE Union of New Jersey.
PHILADELPHIA, September ia mass
meeting of jOurneymen tailors was held
this evening to hear report from the
Tailors' Exchange on their demand for in
crease of seven and half per cent.
The meeting was largely attended.
Prominent gentlemen from other cities
were present. When a report was read re-
curing an increase, kilograms were sent to |
all the principal cities, and answers re-
ceiyed, promising assistance TO the move |
ment to stand out for an increase.
The meeting resolved to give Tailors' |
Exchange until Saturday to reconsider |
their action. If they refuse to grant an in
crease q strike will follow,
Tie Democratic mass meeting at Concert |
Hall this evening was a large one. Gov |
ernor Walker, of Virginia, and Hon. O. E. |
Perrin. of New York, made addresses. |
Walker spoke for over an hour.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT, |
Gffice Chief Signal officer, : |
Washington, September l6, 1872, 435 p M. ) |
T1TT
For the Middle States, northerly and west
cerly winds and clear weather, and will |
probably extend eastward over New Eng |
land on Tuesday. For the interior Of the |
States east of the Mississippi, generally |
clear weather and light to fresh winds, and |
partly cloudr weather along the gulf
North of the Ohio valley, generally clear
weather and northerly to westerly winds.
River negligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, September 16, p. NJ
Barometer 29:70. Wind southwest, very
light. No arrivals or departures. The steam
ship st. Louis is still inside, bound to Liv-
erpool.
Pass A-L'OUTRE, September 16, 6 P NJ
calm. Arfived-At 2. NJ, steam
or Havana, Pennington, master, from Ha-
yana, via Florida ports, with 1894 boxes Of
sugar and sundries to j. x. Roberts. No
departures.
VICKsBURG, September I6-Passed down
Emile La Barge at P. Nj. Passed up
Susie Silver at eleven last night; Colossal
at 9 A. NJ. and City Of Quincy at 6 2. NJ to-
day. Weather cool and clear. River fall
ing.
MEMPHIS, September 1G.-Weatherc cloudy.
Mercury 82o. River falling steadily. De
Darted-Belle Memphis and Tom Jasper
Tor st. Louis, Katie V. Kountz for Red
CINcnxAr1, September I6.-Weather
clear and pleasant. River five feet, and
.alling
Capitol City, from Vicksburg. Departed
Jennie Howell, for New Orleans. River
.alling. Weather clear and pleasant.
PITTsBURG, September l6.-The river
las about forty inches in the channel, and
stationary.
EVANSVILLE, September l6-Weather
cloudy. Mercury 76o. River falling
slowly.
LOUISVILLE, September 16.-The river
Ias risen three inches in the past twenty
our hours, and is now stationary. Weather
,ool Good business; waiting for water.
CAIRO, September l6.-Arriyed-Cap
City, from Vicksburg, at nine O'Clock last
light. Departed-Julia, for Vicksburg, at {
p. NJ; Capitol City,Efor St. Louis, at II ]
l. NJ; Bee and barges, for New Orleans, at
A. NJ; Dexter for New Orleans, at p.
4. River falling. Weather clear Mer-
ury 74o.