New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
MISCELRANEOUSa

Federal Troops at ShrevepOrt-GOYern0
Warmoth at ClintOn-Express Robbery
at Richm0nd-HOteI Burned-HErs. Vim
cent Coliyer DrOwned-Fire in Chi
cagO-An Independent Candidate With
draws-FrOude at Ithica.
SHREVEPORT, November IA detach-
ment of United States soldiers arrived in
Shreveport this evening.
CLINTON, La, November I-Governor
Warmoth General George A. Sheridan and
Colonel Wharton arrived here last evening
at eight o'clock, and were received by q
committee of citizens.
During the evening a large conc0urse of
people assembled, with a brass band, and
serenaded the party at their hotel to which
the Governor, General Sheridan and others
responded.
The city was Illuminated last night, and
the best Of feeling and the grandest eoR-
tdence prevailed. Preparations are made
for grand mass meeting here to-day
GoYern0rWarmoth, GeneraISheridan, and
Colonel Wharton addressed a large audience
of the people of East Felcana here to-day.
The party then left for New Orleans, via
Amite
ROCKAwAY, N. Y, November The st.
James Hotel was destroyed by fire to-day.
Loss, 100000
HARTFORD, Ct., November l.-Howard
Browneii, Farraguts private secretary, and
the author Of boy Fight and other
poems, is dead, aged So.
DARIEN, CT, November Mrs. Vincent
Collyer was drowned to-day while crossing
stream.
CHICAGO. November IA fire broke out
at eleven o'clock last night in the tive-story
building corner of Lake and Jefferson
streets, occupied by a number Of small
manufactures of various kinds, and by sew
erai commission firms. The damage by fire
is confined to the upper stories where the
fire originated.
MEMPHIS, November l-Colonei Andrew
j. Keller, independent candidate for Con
gress i'll this district, has withdrawn Ieav-
ing the race between Barbour Lewis, Re
publican, and LandOi C. Haynes, Demo
cratic nominee. The johnson men and Re-
publicans have put a full legislative ticket
il the field.
ITHACA, N. Y, November I.-Froude
concluded his course of lectures in Cornell
University tonight. The students hon
Ored th8 distinguished lecturer with a.
toEchIight procession, and a member of the
senior class delivered an address, to which,
Froude responded.
RICHMOND, Va, November l.-While the
employees of the express company were
looking at the soldiers on parade yesterdays
$500 were stolen from the office. No clue
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT, a
Office Chief Signal Officer, :
washington, November l, 1872, 4;35 P. NJ
PROBABILITIES.
For Che lower lakes apd New England
and the Middle States clearing weather
and northwesterly winds In the South
Atlantic States light variable winds, chiefly
nOrtheasterly, with generally clear weather
In the Cult States, nOrtheasterly winds anda
cloudy weather, with possibly light rain.
On the upper lakes, and thence to the OhiQe
and Mississippi valleys, southerly winds,
cloudy weather and occasional light rains.
For the Northwest and thence to Arkansas.
northwesterly winds, partly cloudy but
clearing weather. The Ohio river viii rise
below Louisville.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, November ?. 6P. NJ
Barometer 30. Wind southeast, very light.
Arrived-Ship Monteagle, Scott, master,
thirteen days from Havana, in ballast, 10,
D. Wheeler and Son. Sailed-Ship Watero
loo for Galveston.
VICK5BUEG, November I-Down-R. Z.
Lee at P. NJ. UR-Ouachita Belle at 3
A. M. River falling Weather clear and
cool.
SHREVEPORT, November The river has
fallen two inches during the past twentyo
tour hours. Weather cloudy and threaten
ing. Arrived-Garryowen. Departed
Hesper, for New Orleans
mkMPHlSJ November l.-Weather clear
and warm. Arrived-Jennie Howell, frons
White river; Thomas Allen from jackson
port, Departed-BelIe Pike and City of
Chester, for ST. Louis; Belle Vernon, for
Cairo; Nick Longworth and Mohawk and
barges, for New Orleans.
CINCIENATI, November I.-Weather hazv
and pleasant. River fourteen feet in the
channel. Tie Arlington Will load for New
Orleans.
PITTsBURG, November Weather clear
and pleasant. River six feet two inches in
the channel and falling slowly
LOUISVILLE, November 1.-THE river has
risen one foot in the past twenty-four hours,
with four feet in the canal and two feet in
4he chute. Weather alternately clear and
cloudy.
EVANSVILLE, November I.-W Weather
cloudy and cool The river has risen one
inch in the past twenty-four hours.
CAIRO, November I-Arrived p w.
Strader from st. Louis at A. A. Mary Z.
Poe from St. Louis at A. NJ City Of Vicks-
burg from st. Louis at Z A. NJ. Departed
Mary Miller for New Orleans at 9 P NJ:
Peninah for New Orleans at A. NJ; Marv
E. Poe for New Orleans at | 2. NJ; CITY Of
Ylcksburg for Vicksburg at 6 P. NJ. River
stationary. Weather clear and warm.
ST. LOUIS. November l.-Arrived-
tol City and Utah, from Vicksburg; Pauline
Carroll, from New Orleans Departed
John KYLE and III, G.. YaeOer for NevU Or