New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25

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ainAred. All look as though they had lain
all winter under an ash heap.
MILLS stepped Work.
4sosroN, October 24.-The mills and the
Hav State iron works have suspended opera
eisas. Two hundred and sixty persons are
aArown ont of employment.
LawRENcE, Mass, October 24.-The At
l zatic mills run only four days per week.
The Georgia State Fair.
MACON. Ga, October 24.-The State fair
which will begin on Monday, promises to
sue the most brilliant ever held in this State.
Goods Of every description and stock are
pouring in. Twenty-Five car loads are ar
rayang daily. The buildings and grounds
are rapidly filling up, and visitors are al
ready coming in. There are 2oO co0ps OF
poultry ON the ground. Everything indi-
assses one of the most successful fairs ever
aeid in the South.
Snow Mt Omaha.
OMAHA. October 24-During the past
Hwccty-four hours snow has fallen between
Laramie and Green river to the depth OF
fear inches. Now showing at Cheyenne.
A0 detention to trains.
FmAicfments Against the Postmaster of
PittsburG.
psrrsBURG, October 24.-Two additional
:xdictments, one for perjury and the other
far forgery, were found by the grand jury
of the United States District Court of West
era Pennsylvania against ex-POstmaster
Stewart of this city, to-day.
The Fire at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, October 24.-The ex.
net losses by the fire at earning &
Co.'S yesterday morning can not yet be
Gscertained. The front of the bnildlng is
IN good condition. All of the books and
g., re
of the safe were found in perfect condition.
Loss on building and contents about
Sl25, 600; insurance about $4,000.
Meeting Of the Creditors Of Ciews, Hn-
bicht & Co.
LONDON, October pa meeting of the
creditors of Clews, Habicht g. Co. was held.
Tho firm stated positively their ability to
gay in full in short time.
The meeting passed resolutions 10 favor
saf liquidation. A committee was then ap-
pointed by the creditors to take care of
1heir interests.
Waiting the Pope.
RoME, October 24.-Baron Penedo, who
IA charged with the settlement of the con-
1ict between the church and State authOri-
ries in Brazil, has arrived in this city. He
proceeded to the Vatican to-day and pre-
seated his credentials to the Pope.
Death Of the King of SaxOny.
PARIS, October 24.-The King of Saxony
IL dead
Chambord's Policy.
The memorial diplOmatique says Count
cfa Chambord has assured foreign powers
that his policy will not be aggressive, and
tkat he will not attempt to reinstate the
Pope in his temporal possessions.
Dishop Dupanloup has charged the cures
sf his diocese to pray for the restoration OF
The monarchy.
The deputies of the left have congratu-
lated those of the left centre on their re-
fHsal to listen to the proposal of Duke de
Aadiffret Pasaquier for coalition with the
right. The lett have resolved to propose
Saies Grevy as their candidate foI presi-
afency of the Assembly.
Trial of Bazaine.
The trial of Marshal Bazaine was resumed
- day.
The railway inspector of Metz testified
that Bazaine neglected the opportunity to
ssaxe large depOts of provisions for the Ger
IMAM army.
The sitting of the court on Wednesday
last was very brief, owing to the illness of
Marshal Bazsine, who had an alarming at
tack before the opening of proceedings.
Dominian Parliament Adjourned.
OTTAWA, Ont, October 24-Parliament
xdiourned until Monday.
The Royal Commission. in their report.
decline to express any opinion on the evil
slence regarding the Pacific Railroad scan
dial.
Schooner Ashore.
MILWAUKEE, October A.-The schooner
Meridian is ashore on Sister Reef, off Green
Bay, and is probably total wreck.
Demonstration in Dublin.
DUBLIN, October A.-Preparations are
being made for grand demonstration in
this city, on the twenty-third of next
month, in favor of amnesty for the Fenian
prisoners. Immense excursion parties from
various sections of Ireland, and even from
she United States, are expected. 1t ia be-
lieved there will be fully 100000 people in |
the city. The music will be furnished by |
600 bands.
Aiming Merchant Vessels.
MADRID, October 24.-The insurgents of |
Cartagena have resolved to arm the mer- |
chant vessels captured by them.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer, } |
Washington, October "a, 1873. ABS P. N.
Ror Saturday. in the Gulf States, south and east
winds with rising temperature, threatening
For South Atlantic States increasing southeast
winds, with cloudy weather, clearing away by
For the Middle and Eastern States, southwest
winds end partly cloudy weather
For the lower lakes, southwest winds, higher |
temperature, partly cloudy and clearing weather. |
For the Northwest, rising barometer with cold |
7ortherly Winds
For the upper lakes and the Ohio valley, north.
rest to southwest winds and clearing weather.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass October a. 6 P. M.-Barometer
a. Wind north light. Arrived-brig Harry Stew
With coffee to Chaffraix & Agar. Saled-Bark
lone aud brig Lasat, sch00ners Eicenta and Ger
rude HOwes
PASCAL OuTRR October "a. P. M.-wind north
ast, light. Weather rainy all day. Arrived-Amer |
-an barkentine Fleetwing, Walton, master, eight |
avs from Havana, with cargo of sugar, to Hall |
Vaughan. No departures
vlCKsBURG, October 24.-Down-R. E. Lee, at
VI. Up-Belle Lee, 3 A. NJ Henry Ames 4. NJ; |
.Apitol City, A. III. Weather cool and cloudy.
aver falling
CARO- October 2t-No arrivals. Disqualification
ew Orleans at p 81. to-day The river has risen |
ne inch. Weather clear: mercury $50.
tSr. LOUIS, October A.-No arrivals. Departed
euntz and Bodmann. The river is falling slowly. |
feather cloudy and cool. .
CINCINNATI, October 2.-River six feet ten inches
nd rising slowly. Weather Gear and COOL
FrTrsBwRG, October 24.-River ten feet three
ches and falling. The Allegheny is reported |
sing above. Weather clear aid warm. 7
LOUISVILLE, October 24.-River rising slowly; |
We feet two inches in the canal Weather clear |
Id cool.
EVANSVILLE October 24-Weather clear and cold |
ith heavy frost and ice this morning. The river ,
swelling little
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