New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

perOf prominent business men were notleedo
MISCELLANEOUS.
+. Union of the Churches.
I PHILADELPHA, September 23-Rev. De
| l.. Rooser- of the Methodist, Episcopal
| Church South, delivered sermon This eve
ming to the ministers. taking the text, Have
J faith in God, in which he advocated the
union of the church throughout the ceun o
} try. The speaker closed by hoping that tho
church North and South would be united ae
] an early day.
Boat Race Postponed.
HALIFAX, September 23.-The boat ractp
| was postponed on account of bad weather.
I The Brown-Biglin race did not come of
| this afternoon. The water was calm, but
owing TO the weather the race was posts
| poned till A. NJ tomorrow.
Capture Of IN Indian Camp.
FORf LARAMIE, September 23.-Captain
Egan. of the Second Cavalry, captured an
| Indian camp north of Laramie, Saturday,
with cattle, guns and ammunition. The In
dians fled. 1t is believed they cut the tele-
graph between here and Fort Fetterman.
specie Awaiting shipment.
BROWNSVILLE, September GA condue-
IA Of silver reached here from Zacatecas
Mexico. to-day, and is awaiting the dscon.
tlnuance OF the quarantine to be forwardede
theatrical Season in Memphis.
MEMPHIS, September %. 3.-The theatre
will open for the season Monday night.
4 Louisiana Meeting in Philadelphia
Speeches by Senator Barber and Gem
eral Chester.
PHILADELPHIA, September 23.-A meeting
OF the colored citizens was held this evening
at the Horticultural Hall. at which an ad-
dress was delivered by Hon. A. f. Barber
and General T. Morris Chester, of the Louisi-
ana delegation. Colonel John w. Forney
presided.
The speakers referred at length to the
troubles of the white and cOlored Republic
cans in Louisiana. and appealed for supe
port 10 the Republican party of the North>
The Taylor Will Case.
NEE YORK, September 23.-The Court os
appeals reverses the decision of the Surro.
gate Court in the Taylor will case, involve
ing millions. The court decides that the
,ignature, as claimed by the plaintiff, is d
forgery. The case now goes to jury.
From Carfagenn.
LONDON. September 23-A special to the.
Times s.ys 1000 insurgents made a sortie
from Cartagena yesterday, but retreated
as soon as they came within range of the
guns of the besiegers.
The continuance of the insurrection now
depends wholly on the success of the expe-
dition to Alicante.
CASTELAR, in Council With Serrano and
Topete.
MADRID. September 23.-President Cas-
teiar has had an important conference
with Marshal Serrano and Admiral Popete,
the result of which is represented TO be
most favorable to the country.
Loan Obtained.
The Bank of France has agreed to ady
vance 100000, 900 francs to the Spanish goys
ernment.
The British Fleet.
Admiral Yelverton is in command of the
British fleet at Alicante.
Dead.
PaRis. September 23-Jean JACQUES
Costa. the French naturalist, is dead.
Death of the Wife Of Bismarck.
BERLIN. September %. - The wife OF
Prime. Bismarck is dead.
Newmarket Races.
ioSooS. September 23-At the New
markst meeting to-day. Daydream won the
great Eastern handicap Elthom's Sister bes
ing second and Dorsey third.
tiageolet won the Grand Duke stakes
Andred coming in second and Gotham
third.
Revolution in San Domingo.
PoRTo PLATA, September 8, via New
York. September 23-The revolutionists,
led by General Garcia, formerly an ad-
herent OF Baez. have succeeded in exciting
a revolution. The revolutionists cryg
Down with the Samana convention and
Baez.'
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal officer,
Washington, September %. 1873, 4:j3 P. 81.
Tn Wednesday for New England light to fresh
Winds and partly cloudy weather will pre- vail, WITH
possibly light rain over the southern portion.
For the Middle States, light to- fresh winds and
nor yrft,y th1rx pgf tftS4E
For the South Atlantic States, winds veering to
north and northwest, with clearing bat partly
For Tennessee and the OHIO valley winds shift
ing TO southeast and south, rising temperature
and generally cloudy weather
For the lower lake region, easterly to southerlr
winds, higher temperature and cloudy weather
From Missouri to the upper lakes, falling ba>
fonieter, south to east winds, increasing to fresh
and brisk, cloudy weather, ard very probably rain
The majority Of the afternoon tclegraphic re-
ports from the West, the Gulf States and Da.0tS
River Intelligence.
ScC'HvFsT Pass, September % p, M.-Earoms-
Ser ,4:51. Wind north northeast and lirnt TIL,
steamship Mississippi, Croweil master, from Ne,s
York to J. H. Ludwigsen arrived and left al 3:4OH.
". - tow wv o. the to"ooat Ocean She was towee
he. nea" the Florida reef with her shaft broken.
The San Jacinto IS from Liverpool bound 70 Co
v.eton commanded by Captain Burrows, and 10
now anchored inside. The steamboat Boss:eS
from Grand Isle, passed uD at $40 =. NJ. No Sc
lartures.
vlcgsBrRG, September 23-Passed down-Na.s
chez at =. VI. Up-Ctv Of vick.bnrg at p NJ.
weather warm and cloudy River falling
from Arkansas river. Departed-Belie Memphis,
Emma Elliott and Julia for vickshurg. Rive! s.s
tonarv with six feet above and below.
EVANSVILLE September 2J.-Weather clear aid
pleasant. River stationary.
CINCINNATI September 23.-Rtver four fee. fou2
inches and ia ling. Weather cloudy all day; clear,
ing to nj ght and cool.
PIrTsBrKG September 23-River stationary with
TWENTY-FIVE inches in the channel
CAITto, September 2]:-Arfived-City Of Helena
from vicksburg 10 P. NJ Kyle from New Orleans
! A. M Bee from st. Louis, Q A. NJ; Glencoe from
St Louis P. NJ Colorado from Vicksburg P
NJ Departed-Helena for st. Louis. ii P NJ; Kyle
tor ST. Louis A. NJ; Ames for St. Louis noon;
James Howard for New Orleans, 3 P. NJ; Glencoe
TOR New Orleans, P. NJ; Colorado for ST. Louis 6
p n. Weather clear and cool. River falling.
LoCisvlLLE, September 23.-River stationary
with tiiirty-two inches in the canal Weather
clear and cool. The new canal will be closed to-
morrow until a rise in the river occurs The Old
locks will be kept open.
ST. LOUIS, September 23.-Arrived-Helena from
Vicksburg. Observation-Disclosures. for 'tcksburg.-
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