New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-28

Finally Subdued-ArchbishOp Purcell
on SnikeFs-ResDite to a Murderer
No Exclusive Gas Privileges - Soda
Generator ExpIOsiOu-PeabOdyE dHca-
tiOnaI Fund-HIeeting of Trusrees-Edu-
cation in the SOutl-PyrOtechuicW Works
BHrned.
AUBURN, n. Y, June 27.-The convicts in
| the State prison here are in a state of in
surrection. Two hundred of them have
been locked up, and about 900 are moving
about the yard, refusing to obey orders.
| Some of them are armed with tools. etc.
| Three companies of the Forty ninth regi-
ment. under the command Of General Nc
| Dougall, have been ordered to the scene of
| the trouble, and it is probable that the in
surrectiOn will soon be put down.
Later.-The ihsurrection has been sup
| pressed. One hundred and sixty of the
| ringleaders are closely confined, and will
| be kept on bread and water for some time
! CINCINNATI, JUne 2.-ArchbishOp Pur-
| cell, in addressing the graduating class at
| ST. Francis Xavier College last evening,
animadverted severely upon the recent
\ strikes, denounced the destructive and de-
moraiizing influence Of Internationalism,
and said that if eight hours was acceeded
| to now, four hours might be demanded to-
morrow, as there would be no limit TO such
arrogance and dictation.
No government could exist under such
system. The next cry would be for a di-
vision of property, every lOafer and drunk
ard recurring a new subdivision every Sat
urday night The remedy for these evils
was a liberal education.
BALTIMORE, June Pullman & Co.'S
distillery burned; loss $4,000.
MEMPHIS, June Ex-Governor Brown has
granted Dan Smith, who was sentenced to
be hanged tomorrow, respite until the
second of August. when he will be hung at
the same time with Easom and John
White.
The Supreme Court to-day rendered a
decision in the case of the rival gas COM
panies Of this city, holding that the old
company had no exclusive right to manu-
faeture and vend gas. In the question of
damages, amounting to over 100000,
new trial was granted.
BOsToE January ga soda water gen
orator exploded to-day, killing one man
and blowing the leg off another
The trustees Of the Peabody educational
fund assembled at the Revere House to-day.
The general agent. the Rev. Barnes Sears,
DID, presented his annual report, in which
he says that the general aspect of education
in the South has undergone no material
change during the past year Great pro-
gress has been made in public minds but
various causes have been in operation in
several States to hinder responding &C
ton.
The experiment of free schools in every
part of the country has not yet cleared
away the doubt and removed the opposition
that has existed, but the principal agents in
carrying into effect this great public meas
Ure have had a sufficient degree of success
il extending, improving and cheapening
education, and thus awakening general in
terest, and winning popular favor to
strengthen their confidence and place them
and their enterprise beyond the fear of
failure.
C1NcEEATI, June 27.-Diehps pyrotech.
mic works on Mount Adams, burned this
afternoon. few minor explosions oc-
Cured. One man was slightly injured.
The magazine was saved. Loss $4,000.
CHICAGO, June 27.-HOn. Daniel Davis
has written a letter to Mr.. Chambers presi-
dent of the National Convention of Labor
RefOrmers, which nominated Mr. Davis as
their candidate for President on the TWEEN
ty-secOnd of February last, saying that as
be consented to use his name before the Gin |
cinnati convention, where a distinguished |
citizen of New York was nominated, under |
these circumstances he deems it proper to |
retire absolutely from the Presidential con-
test, and thus leave the friends who were |
generous enough to offer him their vOlun- |
tary support free to obey their convictions |
Of duty unfettered By any supposed obliga- |
ton.
BosroN, June 27.-Horace Greeley is ex-
pected here tomorrow.
Gilmore has a benefit Saturday evening. |
CHARLESTON, S. c., June 27.-The CoIum- |
bia Union to-day asserts, on the authority |
of the post cOmmandant. that DR. Rufus |
Bratton, alleged to have been returned TO |
Canada, is sUill in YOrIvllle, in this State. |
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-BOth houses passed |
the restricting bill, as agreed to by the con-
ference committee.
The impeachment trial OF Judge Lucas,
which has been in progress before the Sen |
ate for some days past, terminated to-day |
by the withdrawal of the charges by the |
managers, and the court dissolved.
Weather Report.
war DzPARFEzuE,) |
ONCE Chief Signal Of1Cer |
Washington, June 27, 1872. G35 P. n |
PROBABILITIES.
Clear and partially cloudy weather, with !
occasional areas of rain, and light to fresh |
and occasional brisk soUtherly to westerly |
winds will prevail on Friday over the South |
ern States and north of the Ohio valley. |
Partially cloudy weather, areas of rain and |
light to fresh and occasional brisk south
easterly to sOuthwesterly winds for the /
Middle States, and partially cloudy weather /
and light to fresh easterly to sOutheasterly |
winds Tor New England.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, June q, P. M
Barometer 29.S0. Wind southeast, light. |
No arrivals or departures.
NICKsBURG, June 27.-Passed down /
G. b. Church, at p. NJ. Passed up-John |
Klgour. at 10 A. M; Belle st. Louis, at /
?. NJ. Weather clear and warm River /
falling.
MEMPHIS, June 27.-Weather warm and
raining. River falling. Passed up-City of |
Chester and Pauline Carroll. Passed |
down-Julia j. Baker and barges.
CINCINNATI. June 2.-River seven feet |
three inches ia the channel; falling slowly. /
tonight
Ieet lnches IN the canal and , feet in |
the chute. Weather clear and hot tbis
morning, and showery this afternoon. In
La Belle, from New Orleans for Cincinnati
Down-Charles BOdmanp. from Cincinnati
for New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, June 27.-weatber cloudv
Mercury 800. The river has fallen inches
in the past "a hours. Cp-H. S. Turner at
A NJ.
CAIRO, June 27.-Arrived - Rismarcl,
from New Orleans, at A. NJ: Bee and
barges, from New Orleans, at , A. n; Mary
Houston, from New Orleans, at 3 A. M; /
Indiana, from Cincinnati, at 9 A M; Col /;
orado from Yicksburg, at ii A. NJ; Dick |
Fulton, from Pittsburg, at l P. NJ. De- /
parted-Julia, for Vicksburg. at P. NJ; |
Bismarck, for Paducah, at A M; Mary |
Houston, for Louisville. at A. NJ. Bee and |
barges for st. Louis, at A. NJ; Indiana,
for New Orleans, at 9 A. NJ; Colorado, |
for St Louis, at l P. NJ; Dick Fulton, for |
New Orleans, at ] P. NJ. The river has fallen |
seven inches in the past twenty-fOur hours. |
Weather clear, Mercury S09