New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-02

| pany, and Amasa Sprague has been desle
mated to fill the place. A mortgage dee
has been prepared for the purpose of secul
ing all the property and assets. private an
corporate, tor the benefit of the creditors q
the company, agreeable to the principl
suggested in the report
Suit Against Railroads.
LOUISVILLE, November IA suit wa
filed in the Chancery Court yesterday even
ing, by the Farmers Bank, against tn
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
and Louisville, Cincinnati and Lexington
Railroad Company, to recover ON a note 70
! $50, 900, given by the Chesapeake and Obi
Railroad Company, and sold and discounte,
by the Farmers Bank at Frankfort.
The note was protested after presenta
ton at the cOmpany's Office in New York.
The Farmers Bank then issued an at
tachment and garnisheed the Louisville
Cincinnati and Lexington Railroad. whIcl
is largely indebted to the Chesapeake aut
! Ohio railroad.
| 4 Halifax hank in Liquidation.
HALIFAX, October 3f.-The Arcadia Banl
! OF Liverpool. Nova Scotia has gone into
| liquidation
Discharged.
PORTSMOUTH, November l.--four nun
dred men have been discharged from thu
Navy Yard.
Bishop of Colorado.
HARTFORD. November 1.-The trustees OF
Trinity College made Spaulding. Bishop Of
Colorado. d. d.
The Ohio Sailed.
PHILADELPHIA, November f-The Ohio
sailed to day with 1858 bales of cotton, 232
ngers. and an assorted lot Of iron cast
lngs.
Schooner Wrecked of the Florida Coast.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, November 1.-THE
government schooner H. G. Hand, from
New York to jacksonville, with full
cargo, went ashore of St. John bar aud
will prove total wreck.
Odd Fellows Assisting Memphis.
TORONTO, Canada, November The
Odd Fellows are subscribing literally to
their Memphis brethren.
Workmen Discharged.
BANGOR, Me. November f.--To-night
quite number OF wOrkmen in the iron
works of this city we're discharged on ac-
count Of q Stacking up Of work. The varl-
GUS manufacturers intend 20 reduce the
working forces of their establishments
The Late Fire in Nevada.
SAN FRANCISCO, November i.-The total
loss by fire at Reno. Nevada. il OveS
$3.50 900, insurance $50 900.
Sulneso UOln8 &kOmes
About 500 Chinese left on the steamer
Colorado for their native country to-day.
Among them were twenty-seyeH women.
recently imported.
Three-Quarte1s Time.
LOWELL. Mass, November 1.-The Eagle
mills, at West Chelmsford. are TO com
mence on three-Quarters time next week,
and the Sargent mill. of Graniteyille. on
half time.
The Mills at Augusta
AUGUSTA, Me, November Title fnan-
cial trouble of A. and w. Sprague g. Co,
it is believed. will not seriously affect bust.
ness in this city. with which they are iden.
titled, with the exception of the two cotton
mills which manufacture prints for them
and the Cranston Mills.
Their factories give employment 20 $50 |
operatives, with a pay roll of $l2500 per |
month. 1t is not unlikely that they will
temporarily suspend operations. Next Mon |
lay is pay day. and efforts are now being |
made to raise the means to pay Oft the EN- |
,loyes.
Probabilities.
WAR DRrARfnzNf,1
Office Chief Signal Officer : /
Washington, November /, 1875 AS P. MY |
The low barometer in the Northwest Will prob. !
bly, move northeast OF Lake Superior
For the Northwest. rising barometer lower tenn
erature, DOrthwesterly winds, partly cloudy !
1eather and occasional light snow. clearing OIL
unday.
For the upper lake region. and thence south
0 Missouri and !ndiana, southwestery and west. |
rly winds, cloudy and colder eather. !
For the lower lake region. westerly winds partly |
Loudly and colder weather
For the Ohio valley. and thence TO Tennessee,
winds. increasing cloudiness and
rain
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States. north.
asteliy to southeasteriy winds. with increasing |
oudineSs and rain.
For the Middle States, north westerly and north
'y winds lower temperatui. and partly cloudy !
For New England. northwestesly winds. falling
AID partly cloudy weather.
River and Marine News. I,
Pass. November l. p barometer |
80. Wind northeast strong. Arrived-Ship Mat.
ma, Townsend master, thirty nine days from Liv- !
pool wit salt, to A. X. Miller 4 Co.; schooner J.
Whippe, "ebs, master, eight DAYS from Ban I
.cca. with fruit, to X. Morgan Co. Sailed
hooner A. B. Nelson.
November i-Down-Katie. at 4. a
: Belfast. at A. NJ. Up-Frank Pargoud az A. | q
Weather cool and clear. River rising 0
EVANSVILLE November WEATHER clear and !
oil mercury "a to 4s2. River has risen eighteea | t
:hes.
CINCINNATI. November i-Hiv.r twenty-four feet | 2
rising. Departsd-H. S. Turner. fol- New Or. a
IoUrsvILLE. November i-RiveY rising slowly. | a
lie feet six inches in the canal seven feet four .
,hes in the Indian chute. Weather clear and n
81. Arrived-ArllngtOn and Shannon from New |
leans Departed-ShannOn. n
AFRO. November i--Arrved-Bertha from Gin. D
matt at P. NJ; Probasco from Cincinnati! at |
M., Howard from New Orleans at 10 P. NJ: Susie d
yer from New Orleans at 10 A. N City of vcks 81
re- from Vicksburg at , P. NJ. Departed Capt.. g.
City, for Vicksburg, at P. NJ; Bertha for ! 81
W Orleans, at II A. Sl. Exporter. for New Or. lc
ns at 10 A. NJ; Susie Silver. for ST. Louis. at
IN; Henry Probasco, for New Orleans. at P. NJ | II
er has risen two feet seven inches Weather II
ar and cool.
IrTssvRG. November i.-River :ailIing-aisilt | d
!. | L.
T. LovIs, November l.-Arrivef-Henrv Amcs O.
n New Orleans. Departed Joe Kinney for I -"
kburg John A. Scudder Crescent City and | al
lnie Tatum for New Orean.. River Ealing |
4 Ii ye AID a half feet to Cairo. OF
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