New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-03
will be buried this afternoon with military
,..urned from Cane NAV.

DALIAsIohEs
land Regiment arrived home this evening
from Cape May. after ten days encamp.
ment there, and were received at the depot
and were escorted to their headquarters
with all honors nv the Sixth Regiment.
National Guard. Baltimore ~rejoices at the
return OF her pet regiment.
Funeral of the Men who were Hanged
Yesterday.
Joshua Nicholson's funeral took place
this evening from his fathers residence.
East Madison street. There was a large
funeral procession. including twelve car
riages. Hallihan's funeral also took place
under the auspices of the Prisoners Aid AS
ISOLATION, and his body placed in a vault
in the Baltimore cemetery to await the ar
rival OF his relations from Canada. Mich
olson and Hallihan were both hanged yes
terday for the murder Of Mrs. Lamply.
ST. LOUIS. August "A seven-sixteenth
interest in the Republic was sold at pubic
sale to-day for $1,000.
Report of the New Loan Denied.
ROME. August Prime Minister Ming
hetti has written a letter to his constituents
DENYING that the Italian government con-
templates a new lOan.
Fire i'm the Exhibition Building.
VIENNA, August "A fire occurred III the
Exposition building this morning and was
not extinguished before the Alsace-Lorraine
peasant dwelling was destroyed. The ag'
! ricultural department was threatened with
| destruction. but was saved by the energy OF
the tiremen.
Havana Matters.
HAVANA August The photographers of
| this city have struck work. They demand
the payment of their wages in gold or its
equivalent in currency. All the railroads,
from this month orward. will exact pas.
sengers' fares and freight tolls in gold or
its equivalent.
In view of the many abuses in the matter
of Chinese contracts. the government has
ordered the Captain General to strictly and
energetically punish transgressors
Nebraska Items.
OMAHA. August "A letter from Camp
Bacon. situated about forty miles from
Camp Stambaugh. Wyoming Territory,
in the vicinity of old Camp Brown on the
twentieth of July. attacked q house and
killed two women. They attempted to
commit other depredations before a body
of armed men came upon the scene, when
the Indians fled, closely pursued.
The government surveyors in Northern
and Southwestern Nebraska report the dis
covery of an immense tract of pine lands
in a country supposed heretofore to be
barren.
A heavy rain storm occurred last night
along the mountain division of the Union
Pacific railroad. One bad "washout' re-
ported. The train yesterday from the west
was fifteen hours late. No serious delay
occurred, the passengers. etc, being trans
terred at the break without trouble.
by Express. o
W%AsHISGroN. August 1.-The War De-
" rtv,apf will snDH and racpiyp heavy pp-
ports hereafter by express instead Of by
mail.
Cholera at Evansville.
. EVANSVILLE. August 1.-Two deaths from
cholera are reported among the mills hands.
with two other cases that will probably
prove fatal.
sui, of the Michigan Railroad Company.
Boston, August 2.-In the case of the
Michigan Railroad Company vs.. Collector
Slack, Judg Shepley has given a decision.
in which he DEGREES the sums of $l2,777 60
and $l722 90 with interest to the plaintiff.
The suits were brought to recover taxes
paid under protest and a penalty imposed
by the collector of internal revenue.
Health Of st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. August 2.-1he Board of
Health reports 2ll deaths for the week
ending to-day. being a decrease from last
week of thirty. Seven deaths are reported
to be from cholera and twenty-n;ue from
cholera morbas.
Fire In Chicago.
CHICAGO. August about half past five
o'clock this evening a fire broke out in the
fourth story of a tive-stOry marble building
belonging to the Sewing Machine Company
on the northeast corner of Washington and
State streets. and is still burning, with the
prospect that the interior will be destroyed.
The building was being fitted up tor &C.
cupancy by Field. Letter g. Co. as a retail
dry goods store. and was nearly finished.
bu: contained no goods. The fire is said to
have originated through the carelessness of
a plumber at work on the fourth floor.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal officer,
Washington, August ?. 1873. s:25 P. NJ
PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest and upper lake region and
thence to Indiana and Kansas, n~Orthwesterly
winds. occasional rain along the river valleys,
with clearing and clear weather aud high temper
AZURE on Sunday
For the Gulf States and Tennessee. northwest.
erly winds. lower tenn eIatnre. cloudy weather and
rain.
For the South Atlantic States, southwestern
winds. cloudy weather. lower temperature and
occasional rain on the coasts.
For the lower lake and Middle States. rising
barometer, eighty lower temperature. northwest
winds and clearing weather.
For New England. warm, partly cloudy weather,
low IN southerly winds and local storms.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, August 2, 6 P. M.-Barometer
2965. Wind west northwest, fresh. ArriveI-Brig
RAMIREZ, from New York. with lighthouse mate.
rial. Sailed-Steamship Mississippi.
SHREVEPORT, August2.-Weath clear. Mercury
So. River fallen two inches in last twentv-four
hours, No arriva! . Departed Maria Louise. for
New Orl ans.
CINCINNATI, August River eight feet six inches
a d rising. Weather pleasant and sh0wery. De.
p~arted-SnannOn for New Orleans.
1T. LorIs. August i.-Departed-Henry Ames, for
New Orleans; Wolf, for Red river; CapiTOl City, for
Vickshurg. River falling. Weather cloudy. with
rain at noon; COO to night.
six inches II the canal. two fee: six inches on
the falls.
PITTsBuRG. August 1.-THE river is rising slowly.
with seven feet full in the channel.
CAIRO. August 2.-Ariived-Pauline Carroll, from
New Orleans. O last night J. NJ. Kellogg, from New
Orleans. I p. NJ. Departed-CarrOll. for ST. Louis.
9 last plight. Heavy rain since dark. Weather
warm. Rive: fel, i've inches i'll the last twenty.
four hours.
EVANSVILLE. August ,-Weather cloudy: heavy
storm this evening. River fallen eight inches.
Mercury ranging between IS and So.
MEMPHIS. August 2.-Arrivtd-From st. Louis
Grand Tower, and John F. Tolle. from Vicksburg.
Departei-Grand Tower, for st. Louis: John F.
Toile, for New orleans: Fort Gibson. for Arkansas
river; Belle Vernon, for Cincinnati, and City OF
vicksburg. for Vicksburg. In port-Mary Boyd
yIcKsBURG, August Passed dowr-Mary Nj Ter
az A. NJ. and Mary +. Poe a. 8 p. ". Up-H. $.
Turner at ~ last night. Up to-day-Bart Able at s
p. NJ. Weather warm and clear. River falling.