New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MISCELLANEOUS.
One Death from Yeila@ Ssver,
MEMPHIS, November l5.-Ona death rom
yellow fever TO-DAY. That Of Robert, son OF
Ssr Fry Brown. This il tbs fourth hay
Ssithout new case being reported. The
Howard Association still have some forty
curses out, but as fast as they come 10 they
gre paid Oft and sent home.
a Steamboat Riot.
A discharged rOuster attempted 10 get Mp
a mob to lynch Seldom Starr, mate ri the
g. Anboat Clebu1ne this evening by i'll
citing asOut hundred others to Join him
A few pistol shots from the mate scattered
che mob until the boat backed out.
Letter from Bishop Cummings.
LOUISVILLE, November l5-Bishop Cam
mings, of Kentucky, in his letter 30 Bishop
Smith Withdrawing from the Protestant
Episcopal Church. gives as his reasons that
he has to exercise his Office ia churches
where the sery ices are subversive of truth
as it is in Jesus, and as it maintained
and defended by the refoImers Of the
sixteenth century Hopeless that error
prevailing 50 extensively in English
and Autriosn Episcopal churches, can
or viii nc eradicatad by authorities of
church, either legislative or executive,
ee proposes t. return TO the PRAYER book
sanctioned by William White He held the
Present position after having participated
in the Communion table with certain dele
gates to the Evangelical Alliance without
Sadlg disturbing the peace and harmony OF
ehis Church, and without impairing his IL
duence for good over large portion of the
came; lie can not surrender his Ugh thus to
0neet his Observation-Disclosures around the table
nj the Lord; he must take his place where
Be- can do 30.
esono to New serseys
WASHINGTON, November lJ.--preaideNt
Grant and Secretary Robson have gone TO
Elizabeth, Ne" Jersey, 10 return OF Mon
oliy.
SmaIl.Pox Mt Rio
RIO JASEKIo, October 23-'The small
poX prevails 10 an alarming extent. Che
trade in coffee is at a stand still, an I'M
ouense stock il accommodating.
Germany sun Huyin amcricau Securities
BERLIN, November lj-The German GOV
eminent has made further payment Vi
a. OO0, 900 for United STATES bonds
Strengthening tae Arrn,s
srus'i is increasing her military rcsagves.
Or consequence Of the fornlation ut The eyr-
Gied camps on the Frereh frontier
EistributiCn @ the French Sspr ladc;un.iye
The Federal Council has ordered the dis |
trlbutlon among the States OF h- GArman |
empire OF another instalmeut Of iis French |
Uar indemnity to the amoust Il 80 Coz, UG0 J
shalers.
Ehe Ashantcc Railway = c!a'mc i baaaoYa9, |
xoEnoN November l3.--The PLAZA o. the !
construction of a railway IN m'nnec'ion |
Slth the Ashantee expedition hos been
given up as iInpracticabe trtd The shipment |
Of soils from England j. counter o.aa's5d.
Eeati.
Y1iS ,lJnry Charles GorGGg Lano0n Is
ss,ade
AiGt in Gamascuae
S serious riot occurred III Damascus !
8urng which tie British il,- was corn
Gown. The consul demand III PREPARATION.
D hice was refused.
q Defuult!ng Book-kc.peeo
S,eUGHK EEPsIE, n. T., November 81
Charles Ware, book keepe- for the Sylvan
lake Mining Company. sa5 bolted s,ith !
SSs0So I,
Probabilities
WAR 1EpegToEys !
Once Chief Signal officer |
Washington, November Is, i672, ass p. b. 1
For One Northwest and upper lakes, and thence
DDuthward to Missouri and Kentucky, southwest
'rly and rorthmestelly winds, rising btrometrr,
Ealing temperature, Cloudy weather, with occa-
rnal snow and rain
For the lower lakes, westerly winds, slordy
D Gather and occasional rain !
Fur the southern states ard Tennessee south To-
lesteriy winds, increasing cloudy weather, fol- :
owed by rain.
Fsr the Middle States southeriy winds increas-
? cloudy and warm weather.
For New England. northweBterlv winds backing q
- southerly, with rising temperature and cloudy $
Hrather. : /
Reports are partly missing from tle Southwes; !,
Dao Inc Atrcme Northwest. /
River intelligence !
eouTHwEsT PASS November ~ + p N-Raron,etsr i
lI.a 1ip1,T A,yt,- N,l,., |
'lien. Law master, seven DAYS from Itilfa with | Il
uit. To Mathcca y Oter sailed-sttams!l,p View a
;reans; schooner John H. Krsnz. v
PA,saLOrTRE, November IL Noon-Wini south ,
on; beast, fresh. Weather cloudy. Artiyed-Amer- y
az fl ON Liverpool, via Mobile. with salt TO naa- |,
En- She reports that on the sixth OF November in r.
attitude 252 20 north, longitude so AZ west She :;
asscd the hui o! a small vessel, about seventy | :
We feet bottom up and minus Ter rudeI; the con IL
er was apparently new and unwrinkled name not s.
isbe. The washing over her The We | ;,
)rla ashore OH North Channel ami was pulled =
fl last night by the towboats Equator ana Nor u
nan. saitd-Steamboat Cundlnamalca and the Ii
vIcKsnuKg November l5.-Down-Katie. at 10 A. n
t. John +. Tolle. 3 P NJ. tp-Pargoud, 9 A. 81: "
ulia IL A. NJ. Weather cool and coady. River |
MsNrHls November l5.-River declining.
'eat her ciondy and warm. Arryed-(trand Tower ! .
ON ST. Louis. Departed last night City OF | i
elena for yick sburE; Mary Houston, for Louis a
lie. To-day-EXp porter, for 1T. Louis Henry | +,
mes and Thomas sherlock TOR New Orleans. and | :,
egal Tender, Tor White river
PITT>BgRG, November IS River falling slowly | St
ith six feet seven inches IN the channel | u
ST. LOUIS, November 15.-Departed-R for | i
CIV Orleans; Joe Kinney for yicksburg River -
atiouary. Weather GEAR aud very warm. u
ClsCINNATl November l3.-Rlvtr ten feet and ris | a
4. Deparsed-Aaskn for New Orleans. Weather Il
ear anu pleasant, n
CAlRo November l5-Arrived-W. ]. Lewis from q
Louis, at noon. Departed-Lady Lee Tor Ahrelt- II
mt at eight last night Mary Alice and barSrs f'r II
,w Orleans at 4 r. NJ. River has fallen eight | RI
ches Weather clear ana mild | :,
EVANSVILLE November l5.-Weathrr clear and | -
hal Mercury ranging from 2j to @ The river t
Is fallen five inches. The John Kilsour passed | a
wn at 4 A. NJ. ! II
November lo-hiVtT stationary, Win | :,
y feet four inclts III the canal ana thste feet -
mr. inches in the pass. weather clear and pleas | -
: Arriy,l-Satt Dickinson aud Cherokee. from ! I
ucibnati. Departeu-hale pichiASoA +-o '-tto' | "
/, for New Orleans | w