New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05


Follow - Bad Lead-The Prize Ring
IN West virginia-Tbirty-e Rounds
F0ught-Femaie suffrage in Ma.sa chu-
tettS--ciZure by internal Revenue
tlfJcFrs-CaptaiB Jacks Speech-Sus-
pension OF Fosters observation-disclosures
Volunteer AshOrc-SaIIte in Honor of
gnauguratiOn-Th Republic of Spain
CcngratuIatOry Resolutions.
FRANKLIN La, March "A meeting of
he citizens of the parish OF st. Mary was
hcld here to-day. The following TesOlu-
mons were adopted:
Ecsoir@, That we. the people of the par
r-h Of St Mary. will resist the Kellogg
.raud and u,uTpation 10 the last extremity,
plodging t" Governor McEuery the support
,i the property holders and taxpayers of
he parish Ia all Emergencies.
RrsJlrcd. That we indorse and approve
thc rtsolu,iops adopted by the people Of
New Orleans in mass meeting assembled
IN Lafayette equare on Friday, the twenty
eighth of February.
CoLLEERs, W. Va, March t-Darnev
Campbell and Harry Hickman fought
shirty -siX rounds today. The fight lasted
one hour and ten minutes, when most un-
satisfactory termination took place. Sed-
iOns and the notorious Ned OlBaldwin got
into quarrel. and in a few minute hun
drcd pistols were drawn. After a prnmiscn-
Gus fi2ht i'll which all present INDUCED. it
- discover ed that the Irish G. ant % Bald
svin) had been severely handled. The ring
was pitched at $40 A. NJ, and when Sed-
zion, the referee, and O'BaldWin-whO was
Tne of the ssconds-got into the fight, the
principals skedaddled. as there has been
no decision, the fight will again take place
two months hence.
BOsTON, March tin the House TO dav,
from The committee Oh female suffrage, a
resolution signed by seven members was
exported TO amend the constitution SO as to
acure the right of suffrage and right to
Id office TO women. Three of the com
Elittee presented minority report.
Internal revenue officers seized $1,000
@9rth Of wines and spirits on the the prem
sses Of ErgeiboOkt n Co, in the rear of No
81 Washington street. on the charge of
alleged Illegal rectifVing.
! salute fired to dav on the Common, |
5nd flags are generally displayed in honor |
Of the inaugural OF Prt sldent Grant.
The Honse x day adopted the following |
resolution:
EeSolred. That We hail with delight the
announcement that Spain has declared, by
III overwhelming Vote III the Cores, that
che will Join the sisterhoOd of republics:
Hnd we most anxiously look forward to tile
Zine when We may welcome Cuba. with all
her people liberated from the shackles of
SEaVery, as another separate and indepPn- |
dent republic, pOsS l4sed of all the rights
snd blessings of freedom and Independence
SAX FRANCISCO. March i.-Tbe UGted
STATES steamer Lincoln left to day for the
s-'"ne of tlIe wreck Ui the steamer George
7, Wright. Major Wright and wife are
-nown 10 have been aboard the wrecked
steamer.
The speech Of Captain Jack to Mr.. Steele
e TeiteratiOn of the MOdoc chiefs former
statements and wishes. lie denies that he
commenced the war or desires to renew
She conflict; says he always lived in peace.
snd wanted 10 DO 20, until the troops com
Snen"ed operations against him. He de-
"hned to 20 to CaDby's camp to day.
steele goes baCk to the lava beds to try |
and induce Captain Jack and ChOuches to
como ont and conclude the terms Of the |
proposed treaty.
The people OF Oregon we're not informed
~ the action of the peace commissioners
Sntl this mCruing. IL is not known what
course the civil authorities of that Stat,
ALL pursue with reference to the indfct
uen's o. the Modccs for the murde. of their
Veople.
dispatch from Jacksonville, Oregon,
Gays the people IN that part of the State are
@oI wiling to accept any terms with the
Mode" which does not provide for the sur
render TO the civil authorities of the Indians {
indicted for murder. They fear any other
policy will encourage the tribes in the east |
and south OF Oregon TO follow the example
n the Modocs. The people are opposed to
Che peace commissioners. not because they
want war, but because they want perms. l
1ont peace. (
ALBANY. March Tn consequence Of so i
many facts connected with the conviction o. /
Foster, which have just been presented, the q
Governor has directed the sheriff 10 sus Il
pend the execution OF the sentence till the
-hir.v first instant
WASHINGTON, March 4-The steamer q
aAP - nah ON Ia l. |
has gone TO pieces. The cargo is on the I.
leach awaiting shipment for Wilmington. d
Weather Report. b
WAR DEPAVfsHNs)
Otfo Chief Signal Officer, ) |
Washington March 4. 1873. AS p. ID. | a
PROBABILITIES. v
FUr Wednesday, in New England, cold d
sOrth winds backing to West with clear h
Ueathcr. For the Middle and South At. n
&ntio States, rising barometer and temper. n
ture, clear weather and diminishing winds
FOR the Cult States, winds veering to north
asst with rising temperature, increasing h
loneliness and possibly rain with southwest fl
Iinds on the Texas coast. For the Lake ii
sgion. generally falling barometer. rising a.
,mperaturs. southwest winds and partly ! IL
oudv weather. For the upper lakes and !
Orth west, brisk South winds, cloudy and | -
lrcattuing weather preceding storm-cen. Z
"a in the north west. For the California pl
nd Oregon coast, threatening and rainy IA
eatltr. +"
Cau,iorarv signals continue at Norfolk,
ape MAY, New York, New London. Boston
Id Portland. Maine. il.
River Intelligence. ii
SOUTHWEST Pass. March 4. p. &.-Ba- dc
meter 5000. Wind northeast and light.
o arrivals or departures.
Pass A-L'OUrRE, March J. P. n ---Wind re
rtheast and light. No arrivals. Sailed ga
Tsppahannock ~ $3.50 Z. NJ. &C
VICKsBuRG. March f.-Passtd down
bmarine No IA, at II las; night. Down
day Governor Allen. at 10 A. N; -
.tchez. at Z p. M Passed up-tir' ~ Re- az
bic, at s last night. Up to-day-Tbons ~
srlock, at III A NJ. Wealher cool and s''
ar River rising.
FEMPHis, March 4.-Weather clear and !
I. River fallen one inch. Arrived Slo
ary Probasco, from Cincinusti, and vii
raj Tender, from White river. De- lie