New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-04
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and s.. Joseph Railroad today John b.
Drake. Charles Z. Low anu .. aoAef "0io
olec'eI International Bridge Opened.
Eopr ERIE, Canada, November 3.-The
;rterratioual bridge was formally opened
tor traffic to-day. Several passenger and
freight trains crossed.
Labor in Fall River.
FALL RIVER, Mass, November 3.-The
majority of the mills here are working on
half time. The Taunton Car Company
have reduced wages twenty-five per cent.
The carpenters Of the company are on
strike.
Returned.
BALTIMORE, November "a. 9. Abel,
PROPRIETOR of the Baltimore Sun, who has
been sojourning in Europe Ter seYegal
months, returned home this morning.
Embezzlement.
SgDa1IA, Mo-, November 3.-ColoneI D.
II. Bodlong, United States collector for this
district was brought here under arrest on
a charge of embezzlemept, lie will have
Nd examination tomorrow.
q Rates Of Discount Raised.
LONDON, November 3.-The continental
banks have again raised their rates Of dis
count.
Vice ChnncelIor.
charles Hall has bsen appointed vice
chancellor in place of Sir John Wickenso
deceased.
Arresa of n supposed spss
Telegranss from Cartagena to tho Tines
s3ys the insurgents have arrested C Prus-
eian subject on Geraud, and refused 20 sur
uender him in the demand of the German
consul, declaring he is a spy from Madrid.
a serious complication with the German
government is probable,
Reiuforcements en- Route for Havana.
MADRID, November 3.-Four hundred
men left Cadiz, on Saturday, for Havana,
90 reinforce the Spanish troops operating
against the Cuban insurgents.
Carlists Defeated and Scattereds
Several CaIlist bands were defeated and
GcatteIe ed by the Republican troops, during
Saturday and Sunday.
Happiness mt Berline
BERLIN, November 3.-The prevailing
feeling here is one of satisfaction st the
collapse of the Count de Chambord.
The French Budget.
PARIS. November 3.-The budges OF She
Minister of Finance is nearly ready for pre-
sentation to the Assembly. The estimation
Cor the War Department Is very heavy, and
M. Magne will ask for the temporary impO-
clifton Of new taxes.
Probabilities.
WAR DxpAKTaEsHl
Office Chief Signal Officer, :
washington, November 5, 1873, AS P. NJ.
ess the Northwest and upper lakes, rapidly fall
Gag barometer, brisk southeast and south vest
.winds and cloudy weather, followed by occasional
mains.
@aud frost Oh Tuesday morning. followed by rising
temperature and winds backing to southerly.
Gor the Ohio valley diminishing pressure, vsria
Ole winds and clear weather.
For the Gulf States, northeastsrly winds, high
barometer, low temperature, occasional ram hear
9he coast and clearing weather.
For the South Atlantic States northerly winds
occasional light rain and partly cloudy weather
For the Middle and Eastern tates, north westeT
ey 10 northeas.erly windsJ cooler and clear
weather with heavy frost on Tuesday.
can't ouary signals ars ordered isS be!uth, VS.
@ayaba and Marquette.
Rivey aud Marine Sesss.
SrrHwEsr PASS November O. s p -!;aremseef
20. Wind light. Arived-Sbip Rivt pside. Rich,
master forty-nne days from Bristol, III ballast 10
order; bark unanima, McKsrnon. master, :orty
claws from Rio Janeiro, coffee, 10 RAMSAY West
seldt; steamship George Cromwell. at 8:k5 A. b.,
Crawford, master from New York, to a. Mouton;
italian brig Cairo Ponsigivno, master sixty deys
Ssom Bordeaux, wine and general cal go and eleven
Passengers, to T. Baiiy Blanchard, IN; ssilop
died during the voyage; steamship Alabama At
Miller a 90; steamship Frankfurt, at 4:l6 P N,
BuloO, master, from Bremen via SOUTHAMPTON, 10
I'd. +. Stockmeyer Il Co. Sailed-St4am.rs Gorses,
EmilS p. Souder and Caledoniap
SOUTHWEST Pass, November 3 . =. M.-Barome-
yer ZStJ. W ma nOfIH HUftut;ssN. IRISH. SlTlVrd-
Ship 20 seca, Carney. master thirty slsy.
from gas Salmas. Grand Canary Islands, i. ballast,
80 Moron Bell: ship Winora, stanley, master.
thirty seven days from Hayre in ballast - !.as.
Ser siiled-Steamship st. Loui-e
gAso-s- 'OuTRE, November 3. noon.-NTni south,
2Ighfs Soaryivals. Ssied-Steamslip william. !.
TruXta-o
vleksBrsa November , .-Dcwn--;o'.n 8 MelJis,
at d. a. Ne Belle Lee, ~ 5 p. u. Weather .o..;
gaining all day. Riverf.-iHg.
CIy.fsegATI, November Rive, twenty-five Zee.
and fallisg. Weather clear and gIowIn. warmer.
P!sTsog&Cb Sovemberoo-f.T.y ii. Tee. ana :dl. !
Sng.
BvASsoI&Hp, November e..-Weat'e. clear ana !
sleasauso River has risen six inches.
LoCI-SfLLE. November 3.-Rive. stati'nef: Line 7
feet SID inches in the Sala seveI! see. .iI !
inchee 10 she Indian chute Wsache. ..as and !!
cools HUeights scarce
SagsSo November S~arriy.2-Mar- E.i..o:. I:
from Louisville, at est bighto .epart ed--Klu. !
2ey for Vicksbnrg, at ?. NJ; Houston View Or.
Jeans, n ID A NJ, and Tom Jasper Tor New crl.ans.
at u 40 River risen one foote WeaIh.. clear |!
sand Peasant !!
SIC LoUIss November S-No aerisa'- o. .'.ra,..
ures !sSyeS risen four incheso Wea.I.! gear and /
warns