New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
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Flastlc meeting Oi ColnFeC clilZehs was h+lu
gast night III Bethel Chnich IN laV'F % tAe
recognition OF the CUBAN patro'E.
ATLANTA, February ll.-RusseN sage, OF
New IOrE, writes CharIes a. Nhtuhg- |
chairman OF the honse Finance Committee, |
so reference 10 the bill Low pending before |
she Legislature Authorizing the issue "l |
~ ,&OU,VUO elgbt per cent state DonCt, anu |
says the bill IL nnoolechouable, but tLe |
stain OF reputation must be removed bs-
gore Inc State bonds OF Georgia conId pe
disposed OF either IN New York or nurge
~ anything like the price that enc great
and influential State OF Georgia is entitled
20. John A. Stewart. Duncan. Sherman &
Co, Morton, Bliss d Co, D:exol, Morgan
g. Co, concur i'll the views of Russell Sage.
The Joint Finance Committee OF both
houses has under consideration d message
from The Governor, in reference I. tie imam
Cial condition Of the State. The views oi
The Governor and Treasurer Will be given
tonight in the consultation with the com
Bnttee.
There is a feeling in favor Of ievylrc
direct tax oa the people for $4,000. coo rather
than recognize the bonds repGdiateG by the
last Legislature.
AUGUSTA. Ga, February 1.-THE State
Agricultural Society me: htIe TODAY. The
attendance was unusually large. General
Il. II. ColGuitt. presiding.
During io-day's session committee was
bpuoiptri 10 iGtmorializc Congress in favor
OF the Atlantic and Great Western cana.
The COMMITTEES includes. besides Georgians.
North and Sonth Caro!iniane, Tennesseeans
and New Workers.
The Direct Trade and Emigration Com
ven'ion also assembled here to-day. with
five States represented. The Object oi !he
Eonvention ia 10 pprfect q plan tor bringing
IMMIGRANTS IN the South and 10 secure
line OF steamships between some South A..
The only action taken today was memo.
fializine the Georgia Legislature TO adopt
some emigration measure before adiourning.
WuMINGTcS, February 1.-THE schooner
Maria c. Fry, from Baltimore for Charles.
ton, burned. The crew WAS saved.
ERIE, Pa, February 1.-THE Ere ex-
press. going west on the Philadelphia and
Enc railroad, encountered broken rail
two miles west Of Ridgeway, at foHr o'clock
this morning. The engine and baggage car
passed safely over. but the passenger cars
went down an embankmert siX or eight
feet. One OF the cars turned over Oh ats
tOp. and another On its side. Fifteen per-
sons we're bruised. but none received very
serious injuries. The train was running
very slow at the time, or the accident
would have been very serious.
HARRISBURG, Pa, February lille
Legislature has adjourned pending Cow
ernor Geary's obsequles, and the State bears
his funeral expenses. The State House -
elegantly draped in mourning.
ST. LOUIS, February 1.-The Missouri
Senate to-day passed bill authorizing
luis to substitute life Imprisonment 50!
the death penalty.
Weather Report.
Wan pRp,.4.,r@,
Office Chief Signal Officer, Z
washington February d. '0''. 80 +. Nj
PROBABILITIES.
I,n8 Ar1IF Ssn4n rnGen Wv n
Gortherly winds, lower temperature and
clear and clearing weather. and these con.
ditions extend on Wednesday over tie
Eastern Gulf States, Tennessee and Ken
lucky. For the South Atlantic States.
fresh and brisk easterly TO southerly winds,
cloudy weather and rain, the former yeer.
ing to westerly and northerly on Wednes.
day night, with clearing weather. For the
Middle States, winds shifting to northeast.
Griy and southeasterly during "Wednesday.
with increasing clOudlness and rain on
Wednesday afternoon and evening over the
southern and western portions. For New
England, nOrtherly to westerly winds, clear
weather on Wednesday. but winds emitting
90 northerly and eastsry Wednesday nigh'.
with increasing cloudiness. From Missouri.
northeast over Michigan and Ohio, ""sterIy
TO mort herly winds. cloudy "ea'h"f, with
ram and snow. the winds gradual, back
ing 70 nGrtheriy anal westerly during the
day and evening. with clearing weather
from Kansas to upper Michigan and Mlnnt'
'ota, rising temg.ra.ar: and partly Cloudy
weather.
nissr Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS. Febl uary II. +. NJ
Barometer @H33: wind south. strong. " -
thick fog. ArrlNeG~Shlp Caronde!tt. Stet-
"On master. twenty ono days from Ddmair.
eetta, Maine with fifty tons hay 10 master:
brig John w. Burns. Wilson master. SIX