New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-19

| r.nresenting a dozen stables are entered
| for the racing at the Selma exposition. COM
| mencing the twenty fifth instant. The pre-
| paraton5 indicate the graDdest taIr ever
| be ID III Alabama.
| Dead.
! CINCINNATI. November iS-Hon. w. 2.
| Mellen, who was a special agent Of the
| treasury under Secretary Chase. died yes
terday at the residence of his brOther-in
lay in this city.
Recovered.
MEMPHIS, November lS.-S. w RhOL
the observer of the signal service at this
station. IS al his post again after a severe
attack of yellow fever. When the epidemic
was first announced h. joined the Howsrds
aud wolLed jealousy until stricken down.
Testimonial.
MEMPHIS. November l8-Dr. Luke z.
Blackburn, who, when the fever first ap
peared, came from Louisville and rendered
his services to the Howard Association
gratis, was this evening presented by the
members of that association with a nlaSnl-
fcent silver service.
The Expelled Alderman Asks tor n 11lnn-
damus.
Paul Cecalia, late alderman from the
sixth ward, recently expelled from 'he
board for maifeasance in office, has sue,
ont "a writ OF mandamus before Judge
Hal-ey, of the Second Circuit Count. 10
compel the board 10 rein9tate Kim. The
Wit is returnabe next Monday.
Death OF Edwin u. stanfon's Widow.
PHILADELPHIA. November rs Mrs.
st nton. widow OF The ex-SecretaYr of Wis..
die! to-day at Chestnut. near :his e.t!'.
Canal Boats SINK.
SEwEErG. n. g.. Noven4be. IS-I wei,-
loaded canal boats sunk at tn. N.fla,yes ia
this ely during the STORM Jas: night. No
lives lost.
Prize Figh.-Three Rounds AID n Row.
OMAHA. November lS,-The fight be-
tween Tom Allen and Hogan occurred to-
day at Pacific junction, n Iowa. Three
rounds were fought. In the third gound.
Alien sent Hogan to .he dust, when the
fight was broken mp in a row. The referee
reserves !,is dtei~ioS until ie ARISES i.ere.
Suspended
rIyIsDUEG, November Is The National
Trust Company in this city suspended pave
ment t0-,ay. The following notice was
posted on he door: eCloFe6 in consequence
of the unexplained sbscnce of our cashiey
and the consequent difficulty in ascertain
ing Che exact c.ndIt.a. 81 this bank" Til.
assets are besieSeCs 80 Se -u.s.cocS.s 10 pay
the Liabilities.
The Gaie in BOstnoo
BosToS. November 1S. The gale caused
some damage to buildings here The. spire
Of tho Baptiss church in Randolph was
blown down. The meadows and marshe.
on the Old Colony railroad were submerged,
and the cause ways. wharves and lumber
yards covered by the food The storm on
Cape Cod was the most seSere of any
which has occurred for years. Tonight tie
violence Of the storm has abated.
News from the Dominione
OTTAWA, November S.-Informat ton Ia.
been received at the Department Of Justice
from Manitoba, that a true bill toe murder
has been found against Riei and Lepinc.
The Dominion is reported to have iutoS-
nation OF SCI ous disturbances among the
Indian tribes in the Northwest Some j..
Cneasiness III sonsequenc" Ss felt in The |
more SO Oecauste uS she suSpi- !
cOn that the hals Breeds o:e connected in !
foCSenti0g oistur hanccso :
snt.ian Matter.o
TssH!sGgoNo November is-4n.e Yntgi.c I.
delegation, who have been :ler~ some einleo |
'alIed az the int.Sior department to-day for |
4 final pow WOW. IIey received good adj |
wee sSusS tsc a. YAH 81. sOsaS ana ia. Sus !!
lO.2o !:
f:.. B,.aiue T'.sa:.
PtRIe, Snvenbe. SIS. we S!a.eiY~
RAJ to Gay Genera. i:ourLdili testified that
ne Under'o..s Pie mission - ;he GMpeYvv IA
he heIies 'lSa' JIG WAC ssie on: Meas.s OS
aSoDS stla, army a. Metz.
She Comr.Hnso
- S0'jC 0.po:te :!se q r'ss e.s eG..
-'ss', .ils.e9e ~ :.i. Commune. il. :.ySns
IsS bees seiH."ypeen. .sI s.ses4' :.:sests
...pe
s'a.rs He-.oTca.
I">nG. November ia ii.Hs.Cl. s:osYs
Gt Nv
I-hsrano - es"ps 'ro:.. .he scrHe. =: 'L..
'r"'.r 'o..'...s q .,'shia. e'l.s peace. has
J%'l S.~lao 81.
'.no. i'i:! :surr.eLo
Sso;t.v Mi!i r.ae .:..cEe...v ~os .,e.
80 yed - M '"dayo !eJss s,'''.v.
s'XaS.b,:i.5e.'
Wax Isrrss7aPes
Office ahie? Si gua! OriicrS,
~aa.lilston, :ovtmbes l&, 1855. - J.. NJ. !
N"9 9la sonsb"'9i Mates, northws.sriv winds.
mug ten l.-ratuIe anJ ..oSds 10 ..es: seuerss
20 in: 'y wednesday.
River and NEnrine se,v.o /.
eovrIvrEsr SASs. Nove'nbe, l8 H. II Barometer +;
10, = nd u0rthwee' blOwls. ssry Ea.s. Al J
''H-'hp Florence sulson, Wilson Ssattr, si:Jy-
< DAYS from GENOA III ballast. TO- .n.ste. Nor
Igian bal 2anlak, Sls os.n master, htrv Gavs Z
d" Alendal IN ballast, TO orde'; steamship lib :
y, VI 4, l. ", Huds.ns imastt., i."!n 8altI
ussls, Grs-u master i.rsy seven 'eaYs .I.m Rio )
nerp ~ ballast, 10 Hsek-. Nuo. e 60; on
iGAT. SovcmOee 30, III latitude = 81 north. !
lgituie 81 5 west easse.l Gle hail. sera. %.
a-gO"; slip Scotia hiaruts masts +. seventy .
edsys from siay,e in saii.se, 10 Sc srr ssan. +
Co. saIleS-StsamsliisJu ae sogi.e and so.Is Us .
9sups .
ASA. 0UrRp November g. S0o,.-Wini: giorth- =
r'lrwest. strOr e Weather very hazv. Arrived 9
ip GENERAL Btsry, livanseleg master siXty-fouS . :.
IS From stavSe ~ ballast 20 ostes. $40 .sep.r-
RS.
IcK-srEG. Sove.r'.es G3-No-r-A.'eg.l., !.
He ap. b.rCes, Ct tei last nignI. Down - DAY .
I%oLd at ~ 8 NJ. LIN A. Wood am. bargts l. .
SirnIS sut =. -. Thomas J. Sherlock r i,
:a'clsz 10 VI. SH-Sarny Ws'u:n and susie .,
ves = 'iGh' last night. C2'c.day-BeiI.- iazo. .
j. ~ eld etg al Helena Z. 81 H.ath+. | i
u he4Sy lad. have xIey.il.G III asy. sis.- :.
ug. o.
'FN'al> lenvrrlee iG.-sysatHero jort'y an:so'f !.
, wlnds. tises falling steadilye Ar,iycd-Anuie y
'ss from 'hclHu"ii DepaTtsd-fmm. I'll Oft | .,
/ Jultt TOR 1t. Loui, sann.ek City. soo nbits :,
r', Joh' hl,Gour sn3 Wsllian 1.esis so > eor ! o
y 90 'euoo.