New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-04

In BaItimore-TwO Drunkards Killed
Diamond Field BwindIers-HOrse Nal
aldy at Pensacola and Brownsville
RartI Carolina SenatOrship-herrimOn
Elected-UDrising of IndiaHs-SettieFs
3tassacred.
MONTGOMERY, December 3.-The body
assembled at the United States court room
goted unanimously for Spencer. This oody
lacks it is alleged, two in the Senate and
several in the House of legal quorum.
The body assembled at the Capitol had
eighteen members of the Senate, who dI-
wided their vote between several persons.
The House had no quorum to-day, but Will
probably have tomorrow.
BALTIMORE, December 3.-SlXteen new
houses on StryCker street were unrOoted
!gy the gale of last night. Only three were
occupied.
BUFFALo, December 3.-Two drunkards
gEere killed to-day by the switch engine Of
Che New York Central railroad
SALT LAKE, December 3.-Proceedings
are about commencing in regard to the al
6sged diamond field sWindlers.
The legitimate mining prospects were
neyer more favorable.
Tics have ordered the repairs which are be-
ing made in the Merchants Exchange
stopped. The building would be unsafe
when completed.
PENSACOLA December 3.-The horse
uzaIadg is here, and the street cars have
stopped.
-ispizootie is here and spreading rapidly.
RALEIGH, N G., December 3.-Ghe cleo
Ezon of United States Senator to-day re-
suited in Judge Merrimon receiving eighty
seven votes and Vance eighty. The whole
Republican vote was cast for Merrim0n.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 3.-Reports
3rom the scene of the uprising OF the Mo
liaci Indians state that all the settlers on
sink river, Nevada, have been massacred,
and eighty warriors are in the field, with
GHsv thirty FIVE soldiers from Fort klamath
60 hght them. Companies are being organ
Ized in the northern part Of the State to
take the field.
PHILADELPHIA, December 3.-The Cen
feBnial Commission meets here tomorrow.
A number Of the commissioners arrived
today from various States and Territories,
and tie indications are that there will be a
&ull attendance at the opening of the SEES
sion. The executive committee and the
committee on plans and architecture held
meetings this afternoon. tits probable the
session will last week.
TIAA report of the director Of the mint
Ilas lust been made public, showing opera
lions in this city, as follows: Gold depOs
tied, $2,3l6T13; gold coined, S. G53, las;
silver deposited and puTcba9ed, $4,000, 623:
silver coined, 81 ,977 ,327; nickel copper and
bronze coinage, value $l23, O-O; total mum
her Of piece, 10, 4G5,1N
Alderman Buck was to-day paid $4,000
reward. offered by Moyamensing Hose and
Square Association for the apprehension Of
Hugh Morrow the would.be assassin Of
Alderman McMullin.
SALT LAKE, December B That part Of
Ehe Presidents message relating to Utah is
highly gratifying to the anti-Mormon com
immunity.
The Herald, church organ, says the Presi-
dsnt has been misinf0rmed and mislad, and
II no part of the United States il the con-
E1itution held ia more reverence and the
laws esteemed more sacred than III Utah.
The Journal, antiMOrmOn, TetUtcs these
assertions i'll strong terms
.Ehe YinneOmieca mine, in Bingham
s.zlnon, was sold to-day, tbOua fde) to an
English company for $500 00O.
LOUISVILLE, December 3.-Ine committee
asspointed by the Cairo convention of
nkEttec to classify treghts for joint trans
rqortation by railroads and steamboats,; to
Etsoort to the next general convention
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal OtfC6r :
Washington, December 3, 1872, 4:35 F. NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.
On the lower lakes and thence over the
Middle and Eastern States, northerly TO
7sgastariy winds, clearing and colder wealth
On, with increasing pressure. In the Gulf
8ud south Atlantic States, nOrthWesterIg to
nbrtheasterly winds and higher barometer,
moderate temperature and clear weather,
lila the northwest and over the upper lakes.
and thence to Missouri and Kentucky,
cooler and partially cloudy weather, with
steady barometer and northwest winds
grering tomorrow to southeast, with dimin-
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, December 3, 2. M
Barometer 1920. Wind east-northeast light.
Arrived Steamship Cordova at l:l0 p. NJ,
Reynolds, master, from Liverpool, to De
san, Xerega g. Co.; Spanish bark Reina de
los CielOs, Or0seco, master nine days from
Havana, in ballast; steamship Fire Queen
1at ; T. NJ, Scanly, master, from Liverpool,
Ito Ocean, Zerega & Co. Sailed-Steamship
8Ssvaca at ) p. NJ; schooner Linda and
siTeT steamer MARITIME.
SHREVEPORT, December 3.-Weather
cloudy and warm, with prospect OF rain.
River stationary. Departed-Fleta and
E5ttle Fleta, for New Orleans.
MEAPHIs December 3.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River falling steadily. Ar
Tlved-james Howard from ST. Louis. |
Degradation Jasper and Emma Elliott,
Ser st. Louis. The Bismarck, Glencoe and |
Carrie kauntz are still aground near Point |
&iGaSRnt
YicKsBURo. December 3.-Down-Sugie |
SILVER, Belle Lee and Henry Ames, at ten |
5ast night. Down to-day-City Of Quincy, |
Af ~ W.; PaTgoud, at T. NJ; Ouachita Belle, |
SIS Z H.; Natchez, at 2. NJ. Up-May- |
tlawer, at nine last night. Up to-day-C. |
ID, Church, at A. NJ; NJ. E. Forsyth, at 6 |
A. If.
CINCINNATI, December 3.-Weather clear
a1d cool. River six feet eight inches and
gaslHg: Departed for New Orleans |
81. LOUIS, December 3-River rose two |
inches this morning, but fell again this
evening. The harb0r is clear of ice. A
gorge is reported about twenty miles below
acre, but il can not last long with the pres
ems weather.
CAKo, December 3.-Arrived-Ninueola,
fE8U New Orleans, at ii F. M; Crescent
&9ty, from New Orleans, at A M. De
1garted-E. II. Durfee, for New Orleans. |
r. H.; Minneola, for Cincinnati, . P. NJ
River stationary, Weather clear aud mild.
EVANSVILLE, December 3.-Weather clear
and cool The river has fallen two inches.
LOUISVILLE, December 3,-River is rising.
ezfth three feet seven inches N the canal, /
,zazd nineteen inches in the chute. Weather
PErTsBURG, December 3.-Weather cool.
7lkg Monongahela has six feet and Is rising.
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