New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16

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suicide.
RICHMOND, March lS.--The secohi audifo
| or states that he will be ready on the firsS
. of April TO commence paying the Jaauaryo
1873, interest on the public debt.
NASHVILLE, March ia-The GegisiSiaf@
! to-day, passed, on its final reading, She bis9
| 10 fund the past due interest the State
| bonded debt and the interest aceruing u7o
! to, and including, january, 1873. The big
| provides that it shall be funded into six peg
| cent bonds. TO run forty years, and redeeuse
! able 90 the Optien of the State, after ten
| years. 1t also provides fer the sinking fund.-
| and makes ample provision for its eedeHEso
ton on and after January, 1873.
! BOsTO., March i5.-John Sasago .SPae
| late cashier of the Lechmere National Ban&
| of East Cambridge, has been arrested on
| the complaint of the Uhited States bani@
| commissioner, charged with stealing funds
! from the bank. He has been held i@
| So 600 bail for trial.
! BUFFALO, March l5-far5 &iseheqs %
saloon keeper on Perry street, committed
suicide last uIght by blowlng Lis brains QUA
| with pistol because his wife charged hiR@
| with seducing their servant giI!.
| MONTGOMERY, March Is. - DufiAg chs
| progress of the debate in the fBouse OF RepO
| r.sentatives, Mr. l.. Z. Parsons, who wac
| the speaker Of the Courtroom House, SAID
! that the two million bond bill passed
! received the constitutional vote.
Mr.. Hunter, another member of that hodpS
| sad that the bill was passed by House
| that had 20 quorum present, and the Senatse
| Was not i'll session when is pretended tgs
| have passed that me 4sure
| The Legislature has been in session tOus
! months, and there is no prospect OF an ado
J jeurnment before April.
The civil rights bill in substance, knows
| as Summers bill, was killed by the House
| by nineteen @majorityo 1he House is Rec
| publican.
If A Soiomon !s special agent for this
| State. 10 has been kept profound secret
| here. but his representations AZ to the Inc
tentions OF all Alabamians to payment Of
all their just debts are undeniably correOtp
! PHILADELPHIA, March lj.-Charles Cloak
! murdered bis wife with all AK THIS morning.
Weather RepOrte
WAR DEPAH1aR9g ,
Office Chief Signal OticeT, 4
Washington, March lSo 6S5o AS y H. ,
PROBABILITIES
! Eor Sunday the storm cenSrs wifi move
| northeast down the ST Lawrence Valieyo
! For New England and New York, southeast
winds, seering to southwest, with cloudy
weather and raino For the Middle Atlantic
coast. and west over the ONO valley. freeh
/ and brisk westerly Winds faIlng tempora-
! ture and cloudy weather. clearing away
| very generally by Sunday aESernoon- Fog
| the south Atlantic and Eastern Gulf Statess
westerly winds and partly cioudy weather.
For the South west. soUtheriy winds on thB
coast, bu; brisk northeriy winds and falling
! Temperature in the Interior Hvey the uppes
| lakes and Northwest, diminishing northwest
winds. ii sing barometer and clear weather.
J Foe the California coast, threatening and
! possibly rainy weather. CautiOnary signAsss
| continue on the Middle and East ATLANTIC
! coast. and will be exhibited at tho Lak9
| stations from and after April 10
River Intelligence.
! SOUTHWEST PASS, March Is, Z. M.-Bas
! rometer 30:3J. Wind southeast, light, Ara
! rived-Ship Virginia, Baker, master, fortEs
! four days from Antwerp, in ballast, to usaea
| ter. Arrived and sailed for Galveston ~
ship Reunion. Curtis, master, AZ days from
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