New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05

horsemen and fine stock, running and trot
| ting horses from different sections of tht
| country are arriving, to contend for the
| liberal purses offered for speed during the
| approaching fair. which commences on the
| eleventh and continues to the fourteenth
instant inclusive. The track is regarded
as one OF the best in America.
Yellow Fever at Bainbridge.
| BAINBRIDGE, November Two deaths
| from yellow fever in the last twenty foul
| hours. No new cases reported.
Money Troubles in New Hampshire.
CoNCogD, n. H.. November @.-The So Y
| ings banks today determined to pay no de
| positors until the first Of January.
Powder Mill Exploded.
SCRANTON, Pa. Novemb Der The Moosic
powder mill at Hyde Park exploded to-day,
killing three persons.
| Railroad Troubles.
| KNOXVILLE. November 4.-The trouble
| On the East Tennessee, Virginia and Eeor-
gia railroad is unadiusted. The men will
not allow the freight trains To move. NO
| treIghrs have been carried over the road
| since Friday. The mail trains run regU-
larly. Great Inconvenience Is caused the
merchants by the inability to receive and
| ship goods. Several thousand bales OF cot
ton have been lying here four days.
Trude Reviving in Augusta.
! AUGUSTA, Ga, November .-Nearly every
acceptance falling due to-day was promptly
] met by the mere nants and cotton factors.
| it is thought that about S5o0,ooo maturing
paper was paid.
| Cotton has been and is COW coming IN
| freely, the planters evincing adisnos$iOn to
| pay their debts.
Arrival of Chinese IaborerA
| Thirty five Chinese arrived here to-day
| from Indianapolis to work on the Augusta
| canal. More are to come in few days.
An Ugly Indian.
ST. LOUIS, November A dispatch from
Fort Gibson, Indian Territory, says that
Choctaw Indian, prisoner in the hands of
Deputy Marshals Wilson and Ayers, shot
these gentlemen at the Creek agency on
Sunday last. mortally wounding the former
and badly injuring the latter. He also shot
Berry Duval, the guard. The murderer was
subsequently shot and mortalIy wounded
by Creek Indian guard.
Five Deaths Mt Memphis.
MEMPHIS, November Alive yeilo " fever
deaths and seven from other causes. Two
of the fever deaths occurred in the City
Hospital and three at the Poor House.
The Acting Mayor of Memphis to be Pun
dshed.
A meeting Of citizens was held to-day, and
resolutions adopted to bring ex-Acting
Mayor Paul A. Clcalla before the courts for
his imposition upon the widows and Or
phans.
The Sonora Revolution Ended.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 1.-THE steam.
er Nevada arrived today from Panama.
She stopped at Mazatlap. Private letters
from that place confirm the news that the
revolution in Sonora is ended. The insur-
gents disbanded and $50 OF their number
fed to the mountains.
Court Matters.
TRENTON, N. j., November I'm the
United States District Court Bertollne, the
Italian, convicted of sending obscene mat
ter through the mails, was sentenced to one
year in the New Jersey State Prison.
Judge Nixon has granted motion to
carry up the case Of the Pennsylvania rail
road vs.. the Long Branch railroad 70 the
Supreme Court of the United States.
Released.
MADRID, November 4.-tsirard. the Prus-
sian subject who was arrested by the
Carthagena insurgents, Gu the charge Of
being spy from Madrid, has been released
dead.
Reos Rossas, the well knowa Spanish
politician, is dead.
Fire.
CONsT ANTISoPLE, November s--Aroeher
large fire occurred here tonight. Forty
houses were burned.
Expr0priatinS Converts.
ROME, November A decree ha. been
promulgated for the appropriation o. four
more soaveBts in this city.
Probabilities. !
WAN DEPARTMENT..
once Chief Signal Officer J |
Washington, November A. 1873, S}J T. IL |
The low barometer in the st. Lawrence valley |
will probably move east toward New England.
For New England southeasterly and southwest
erly winds and cloudy weather. With possibly !
light rain.
For the Middle States southwesterly ~inds fo.. |
lowed by falling teupogsture and iacressia. ,
cloudy weather.
For the lower lakes westerly wiz Dis and guerra
ly clear and cold weather.
For the Northwest and upper axes northwest.
erly and northeIiy winds, low temperature and !
clear weather followed by falling barometer IL tle
former section to morrow
For the south Atlantic States, light so,.:heast-
erly winds. cloudy weather and rain
For the Gut States northeaste.iy and Lo,tt-
westerly winds, cloudy weather and raiu clearing
on " edne sday III ,rring.
For the Ohio valley and thence ever tennessee
light nortberlv winds, cloudy weather A4,. raiu |
clearing on wednesday morning. (
Reports are missing from Osescu and the South
weSts
River and Marine News.
SorTHwssr PASS. November 4 P Barometer
2o:e0. Wind southeast, light. Weather hay. No
PASCAL OUraE November 1. noo.l.--Wini south
sast light no arrivals. SaIlea-bri. Paquete de
IA Habaua
vIcKsBURG, November t-Passef Down-Fralk
Pargoud, at A, NJ; Natchez, at =. NJ Passed
ip-Legal Tender. at l. NJ. Arrivei-Capito !
City, at 2 p. NJ Weather rainy. River rising.
CINCINNATI, November 4.-Rivsr nineteen feet six
nches and falling. Weather cloudy aid mode
ating
PITTsByRs November - River siy feet one incl.
ma falling. Weather pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, November 4.ARivey failing slowly. |
line feet i'll the canal; eet the pass down !
he chute. Weather cloudy ami mild, with pros !
,eot Of rain. Departed-Peytona, for New orleans. |
The Little Condor with tow OF produce boats .
or New Orleans, descended the fails .o-dar.
EVANSVILLE, November 4.--Veather cloudy and !
mid. River rseH the. inches DOWN.. 5.
'urner. at A N
CAIRO. November Observation-Disclosures ares
rom Gin ciIpati, at P. NJ; lula from V;cssbt.rg
It A. NJ; John a. Scudder. from Sc. Lot.i. At |
leven; Fanny Tatunl from s.. Louis at ?. u. |
'epa! ted-Gund for New Orleans, az |
. Nj; J villa, for st. Louis at ten Curtis for New
'rleaEs a. 3 =. n; ratum, for New Orleans. at
even. River SiseH ten inches. Weather cloudy
nd mild
ST. LOUIS November NO arrivals Deoa.ted-
jtv OF NIChsbuIg 70, VIcksburg and Tctlf- Tor |
ew orleans. RiyeI about STATIONARY. Weather
ear anc ".gn,.
MARKETS.