New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-29

lcorr1EUED FROM FIRST FAeE.l
Aear attended, having been brought from
tlleir prison in Texas, where they have been
Euca scerated for the past year
The object Of the conference was TO nave
an interchange of views about the present
Indian troubles The delegation goes 70
Washington to arrange an amicabIe settIe-
Ient .,.r,o~,.;,,,
.2rSnanreT Villa a. Co., well Known Boston
bankers, is reported. ~
pTmADEIPHIA September &8.-Yester-
.3av ex-City Treasurer MarceF and CharIes
yorkeg a broker who were convicted
md sentenced to the Eastern Penitentiary
Last winter for embezzling city funds, were
released upon pardon from the Governor.
gle pardon was brought from Harrisburg
Nv Colonel Lee, private secretary OF tue
Governor II. Butcher Sweepe and num-
Eser OF friends of the prisoner were at the
TPsnitentiary when the pardon arrived In
the pardon there is a condition which states
that If there is any money paid for services
II connection with the receiving Of these
rjarIons, then they are to be null and void.
These conditions were accepted by the
prisoners
Since his release Yerkes has made an
aftidavit denying the charges made against
aim by General Hartranft, and the anthem
tzcitY Of the paper which has been used as
evidence against him. and alleged to have
been signed by Yerkes. He adds that it is
base forgery The release of these pris-
s5ners created great excitement in this city
LANCASTER, Pa, September 28.-Henry
Eilson addressed a large meeting last
evening. He said he was glad to speak
Aere because it was she home OF Thad
-tSo6vens.
lie said this fight is not between Grant
and Greeley, but it is an issue Of principles
e2n one hand, tie party of liberty the
great Republican party; on fhe other the
Democrats, party whose records are Too
0oack to gaze upon.
DErRo1T, Mich, September 28.-The
s5traightOuts nominated a full ticket for
> State officers.
CHICAGO, September 28-Four hundred
and fifty striking carpenters paraded last
uight.
a heavy frost reported in the Northwest.
San FRANCISCO, September 28.-Mrs.
Fairs trial has been concluded. An i'm
E1ense crowd assembled to hear the closing |
argument. The jury is now out
PHILADELPHIA, September IA game |
of base ball played here to-day between the /
athletics and Baltimores resulted in a tie,
the score being to Z. They play the game
ever On Monday.
ST. LOUIS, September 28.-Henry E. AL
Vord, special Indian commissioner, and
Enoch HOag, arrived this evening with
Gfty-One wild Indians from the country
vgast of Arkansas and Texas. Ten different
tribes are represented. They leave for
Washington tomorrow, but not till damage
4lad been done the extent of $4,000.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT \ |
Office Chief Signal Officer !
Washington, September %, 1872 4:35 P. NJ.
PROBABILITIES
For New England on Sunday, easterly to
a0utherly winds, with increasing cloudi |
Iess, and with rain on Sunday night. For
Che Middle States, easterly to southerly
winds and cloudy weather. with rain from
Che western portion of New York to Yir-
Einta by and on Sunday morning, and over
tbe eastern portions Of those States during {
Tie day. For the south Atlantic States,
9asterly to soutLerly winds, Cloudy weather a
and rain. For the Gulf States, southerly
10 westerly Winds with possibly cloudy
.Eeather and rain areas, but the
,najority Of the afternoon Geographic
reports from this region are missing. For
the Northwest, rising barometer, nOrtherly /
30 westerly winds and clear Weather, which a
will extend eastward over Wisconsin and 4
illinois by and on Sunday morning, and /
over Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky q
lnd Tennessee on Sunday afternoon and f
evening. The low barometer over southO i
western Illinois will probably move north. t
eastward over the lower lake Tegion on i
Sunday Easterly gales are probable for IL
Lake Michigan tonight gradually backing 8
70 northerly and northwesteely on Sunday \
morning, and for lakes Erie and Huron,
shifting to northwest on Sunday evening, !
tnd for Lake Ontario, probably shifting to
northwest during Sunday night CautiOnary I
ignals are ordered for Milwaukee, Chicago, y
Erand Haven, Toledo, cleveland, Buffalo /
nd Detroit. M
River qDfpTIiRpncpo =
SOUTHWEST PASS, September % P. M
Barometer 1866. Weather calm. Arc a
ived-Ship Ellen Southland, Woodwork, II
aaster, twen5Y-eight days from New York ~
Nth a general cargo, to George A. Fosdick 4
{ Co.; schooner A1tna, Niberg, MASTER h
even days from Ruatan, with fruit, to Gs q
Srande. Sailed Steamships Chrysolite 4
VLoKsBURG, September 28.-No boats TO- o o
az. Weather warm and cloudy River 81
alling. y
SHREVEPORT, September 28-Thc river y
as declined one inch in the past twentyo L.
1ur hours. Departed-FlavIa and Thir-
senth Era, for New Orleans Rain here o,
his morning. ",
MEMPHIS, September 28.-Weather cloudy. w w
.ain and thunderstorm this afternoon. II
liver declining. eparted-Bismarck and n
.eIIe Pike, for New Orleans; City OF Hell nj
aa. for Viclsburg Grand Tower, for st. r.
J@4a AAtCAt A'oA w 'A1NS - -
ellie, for Little Rock.
CINCINNATI, September %. River four o,
.et two inches and falling. Fl
ST. LOUIS September 2S.-No. arrivals. =
ieparted-William j. Lewis
TIcKsBURG, September 28,-Riyer risen st
sc inches; heavy rain nearly all day Al
EVANSVILLE, September 28,-Cloudy and Al
et. River stationary.
CAIRO, September 28,-Arrived-Co q
DO, from New Orleans, 2. M. Departed CT
-IsaBelle for New Orleans, II p. M. River ca.
sen six inches. Clear and cool. NJ NJ