New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

| Il was believed they would ad'auce gam
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIL. Cho,er, Excitement in Memphis
Ahatina-OnIy Nineteen Deai hs-Arkan'
"a, Natters-INeeting of Car Builders
Creditors of BOSles BrOthers-Apaches
ON the War Path-The Late Richmond
DueI-The Seconds Fail to get Released
on Bond.
Boston. June l2-The Massachusetts,
Legislature at six o'clock this evening
| adjourned sine die.
| liz the bankruptcy case OF Bowles
| Brothers & Co. hearing was had to-day.
before Judge Lowell. upon the question of
creditor. accepting or declining the otter
made by Nathan Appleton for eompro-
mise The offer was read by the counsel q
the assignee and was very vOluMinous and
! complicated.
He then proceeded to state the amount of
Mr. AppletOn's assets, as computed by him
and it was estimated at less than 100000.
The assignee reckons the assets OF Bowles
| Brothers 4 Co, when collected 20 be from
$35. 900 to $4,000 in Boston.
A. Van Wagner, of New York, himsei.
creditor and counsel for many of the cred
itors. was present, and objected to the ac
ceptance of the offer. He was willing in
his own behalf and in behalf of the credit
ors he represented to accept fifty per cent
outright of their claims The assignee
stated that he presented the offer as it was
made by Mr. Appleton, and he placed the
responsibility ct its acceptance or rejection
| upon the creditors.
The offer being opposed by the creditors,
| and being conditional upon their accept
ance. was not passed upon by the court.
Mr.. Charles BOwles, who was present at
| the hearing, defended their estate from par
| tial and deprecatory reports. urging its i'm
| mediate release from the law and ruin, and
supplementipg Mr.. Appleton's otfec with
plan for funding and gradually extinguish-
ing the debts of the firm, and proposed to
call another meeting OF the creditors for
final action
The annual meeting of the master car.
builders postponed the consideration of the
heating and ventilating of cars to the next
annual meeting
The meeting of the creditors Of Bowles
Brothers will lead to no result. The firm
proposes another meeting for final action.
BALTIMORE. June l2.-The association of
Maryland editors, between thirty and FORTY
in number. left here this evening on the
York river line for Richmond. Virginia. on
their annual excursion. Before returning
they will visit Cincinnati, Louisville, the
Mammoth Cave, Indianapolis, ST Louis and
Chicago.
Apaches has started south. probably to in
wade Sonora. Another band is reported
five miles over the border, besieging Santa
Cruz, in Sonora.
Advices from General Davis camp report
only three or four Modocs at large.
The Pitt River Indians delivered eleven
MOdoc refugees today to General Davis.
RICHMOND. June l2-The seconds in the
Mordecai Nc Carly duel made an unsuccess-
full attemDt for release on hail
MEMPHIS, June l2.-The excitement in re-
gard TO the cholera is abatinS. A number
of timid people have left the city. and an
abstinence frem stale vegetables has IN
doubtedly had a tendency to decrease the
mOrtuarv report, as there were only nine
teen intermentS TO day from all diseases
against twenty -four yesterday.
LITTLE Rock, June l2.-It having been
rumored that Mr.. Brooks would issue
proclamation declaring himself Governor,
the Gazette reporter interviewed him this |
evening. He stated there was no founda-
ton whatever for the report, and that he
knew nothing OF any intention to organize |
an attempt to set up new State govern
ment. beyond the rumors he had heard.
CAHoEs. n. Y, June l2.-Four men were |
buried alive while excavatius for a gas
holder. One was rescued.
Weather Report.
once Chief Slylal Officer ) |
Washington, June H. 1872. a:3s P. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For New Eng land on Friday, light to fresh north.
west to no,afast win winds sha and Md seneSay clear
lower lake regIOn winds veering to east and SOUTH
aud falling barometer. with generally clear
and fresh to brisk winds over the latter. For the
upper lake region falling barometer, fresh to brisk
vain areas. For Tennessee. Kentucky. Missouri, |
and the southern portions of Illinois, Indiana and
ONO, winds yeerlns from light to fresh southeast.
er!y and hwestery, and partly cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States light to fresh and |
variable winds and partly cloudy weather, with
of rain the coast. For the Gulf States |
light to fresh variable winds and generally clear |
weather. For the Northwest. ciea. and cearin.
weather.
River lnteIiIsencs.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June IL, P. M.-Baromoter |
% CO. Wind southwest and light Artved-Steam-
York. TO George A. Fosdick K Co. Sailed-Slip
bark Ada Barton, brig Lizzie NJ Merrill,
PAss-AL' Ourar, june Il. Noon-w.nd cain. No
arrivals Sailet-steamsilp Tappahannock. at
eleven O'Clock last night.
;. vICKsBURG. June l2:-Passed up-Julia al P. NJ.
Weather warm and clear. River falling
MEMPHIS, June l2.-The river has fallen eleven
and unsettled. Departed-Gencoe, for New Or
leans; John +. Tole, Pauline Carroll City of Ches- !
ter, for st. Lo;is City OF Helena, 70: vicksburg;
Utah, for Arkansas river.
SHREVEPORT June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from |
New Orleans. Departed C. H. Durfee for New or
|
tour hours. Weather clear and warm.
Tennessee 191,; 1885, Virginia SKIES |
70, 80, consOl dated SAB, deferred 10; Louis |
ana skies a. 30. levee skies 40 eiShts So |
Aabama egls 80, hves So; Georgia skies "a sevens |
20; North CarOinas 3d. new ia. special tax Ii: |
South Caroinas 23 new Is 3, April and October 30.
CAIRO, June acknowledgements wealth from |
New Orleans az p. NJ; George g Wolf from Red |
liver at A. NJ; City of Vicksburg from yicks |
burg, at p M, and Mary Houston from New Or |
cans; at 6 p. NJ. Departed-Commonwealt h for |
st. Louis, at P. NJ; Future City for st. Louis at
4. NJ: Wolff for St Louis at A. NJ City of vicks- |
lurg, for st. Louis at p NJ, and Mary Houston, |
or Louisville, al P. NJ. River stationary Weather
lear and pleasant. The Bodmanu is hard aground
N Cincinnati bar, below Shawneetown.
ST. Louis June l2.-Arrived-City of vlcksbrrg |
rom Vicksburg. D-parted-kyle, for New Orleans !
Ind Colorado for Vicksburs. River falling. Weather |
lear and warm.
CINCINNATI, June l2.-Weather clear and pleas
mt. River nine feet and stationary.
PITTsBuRG, June Electromagnetic river four feet |
light inches and rising slowly.
EVANSVILLE, June l2.-Weather clear and hot. |
dercury ranging between SO and 3!9 RIVER station
ry. Up-C. u. Church, midnight.
Louisville, Jule l2-River stationary; four feet
line lnC hes in the canal two feet nine inches in |
he chute. Weather clear and warm
MARKETS.. |,
Domestic Markets.