New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30

patch from General kanfluauC reports tudl
tranquility prevails il kh.va. 1ne health
Of the troops il good.
The transportation OF tHe e1icaocnlscu
slaves to Persia has begun.
BERLIN, July 29.-Bisnarck has granted
permission to the Good TemyiarS u eStao-
ljsh lodges in Prussia.
MEMPHIS. July "a convention I" form
the State of Nashoba meets at jackson.
Tennessee. to-day.
On the II. yht Of the fifteenth, George A.
Cole. book keeper OF Chamberlin mis- is,
asleep o.. the railroad track, ana was run
over by passenger train and instantly
killed III. body being torn 70 sivers
The Grand Lodge of Independent Oroef
of Odd Fellows Of Mississippi last week
elected j. $ Cain, of Ckolona, grand mas
| ter; X. NJ Mays, Of Yazoo City. grand SEC
rotary: d. Narrows, Of Jackson, graha rep
| resentat've t. the Grand lodge Oh 'he
| United States. w.,
! On Moaday last little daughter o! Coz,
oucl Bibh, of Corinth. Mississippi, aged
| twelve. wa burned 20 death by the expo
| sion of a can Of Oil with winch she was u
| ing k,r,il. fire in tie stove. Her mother
| was severely burned in trying 70 save mex
| cnil,.
SAT- LAKE July 2s.-The complaints and
| ff;dav,,- IL the case of Ann Eliza NeDO,
| seventeenth wife of Brigham Young, were
| fled to-..ay in the Third District Court.
| Complaiaant sues for 500, 00O damages,
| alimnny bending suit $1,000 per month, and
! $50 900 for counsel fees.
The case viii be argued probably before
! Judge Emerson, on the ttt!. Of August, on
preliminary points. Other suits oi ike
nature will be begun soon. j.
SioUX CITY, Iowa. July .2-Nili:0ns OF
grasshopper. are visible il tie air. Their
genera. course seems southwest. A settle
lDent here is aprTehended
SAN Francisco. July @'-ihe Japan h3s
arrived with large number O. Chinese. NO
smallpox aboard.
BA.T:MoIE, JULY :..-ya,ce. Green.
fisherman while hauling seize, was seized
by % shark and the flesh torn from his risht
leg, thereby necess;tatias amputatlon OF
the limb.
One of Ross Winan's ha~ barns, near the
Relay House, was burned by lightning.
DUgLlN, Va, July .o-Mv. and Mrs.
Shepherd, bridal tourists from Montgomery
county, on their way - Pulaski alum
syringe, while crossing CioTds mountain
II q buggy during q :hunGer storm. the
horse took fright at flash OF lightning,
SHE'D the road, ard the party were precipl-
tated down precipics seventy feet deep
The buggy was shattered to pieces and the
groom badly bruised. The bride had her
collar bone and ankle dislocated. teeth
knocked out and otherwise badly Injured.
A friendly tree on the way down saved
them from going to the bottom.
John Clifton was run over CA the Chesa-
!eake and Ohio railroad yesterday. be
| tween Mckendra and Meadow station, and
! instantly killed
HEARTS CONTENT, \. T.. July @.-The
! seventh anniversary OF the opening Of teie-
! graphic communication between America
| and Europe was celebrated yesterday on
| board the Great Eastern and On shore.
| There wSs u very spirited race between
| three boats of the Great Eastern, twelve
oars each: then followed q race between the
office of the Great Eastern and Heart
| Content telegraph staff, vhicl, was won By
| the former. The steward boat of the Great
| Eastern challenged the shore. and was
| beaten Other boat races followed, and the
| rub races in the harbOr, with the foot races
o. shore. made the dag pass pleasantly.
| In the evening a concert was given On
board the Great Eastern. creating great
! enthusiasm.
Sr. LouIs. July 2e-'The heirs of Jacques
! C. Lamorgan have entered suit in the
United Stats Distric: Court. for this dis
! trict. for confirmation OF their tile to a
very large trac: of land lyi3g in st. Charles
aud Lincoln counties. - this s. tie. Suit Is
| brought under an act OF Congress OF June
| 10, 1879, which authorizes the district courts
TO take jurisdiction OF az such claims and
decide upon their validity. aCG it provides
that where land has been cold by the
! Unted States, claimant c.. take the same
number Of acres of public Lands subject 70
! private entry at 81 1j'?er acre.
| AZ the Lands covered by these claims
! have been sold by the Unit j S; :: =, the
| suit is against the United St:ras only, and
! will not in any maruer disturb those c,tl-
! zens OF 81. Charles end Lincoln counties
! who now claim Che title. Jacques c. La
| morgan was prominent citizen OF the Span
| ish colony of Louisiana and ayesident OF st.
| Louis. lie rendered great serv ice to bis
| government IN explorin; the upper Mis-
| souli river. and to compensate him for this
; service and FOR losses sustained by him. the
| Lieutenant Governor OF The colony, by a
| decree of connection " March 20, l7S',
! granted him this tract. supposed to contain
$4,000 ariaLts OF land.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief ignal ottcer
Washington, July p, 1873. s:35 p u.
PROBABILITIES.
"a "Wednesday. for the GU: and South Atlantic
| States. so..th .teriv winds parity clOndy
weather and numerous !oca storms.
| For the Middle STATE. westerly winds party
cloudy and clear weather.
| Eor New England. soutlwes. winds. partly
c.lLy weather and occasional ieca, storms.
FOR the lower lake REGION, rSsiate WINDS, Eisncc
temperature and genera ~ Clear weather.
For the Upper lakes and the northwest, falling
barometer south and east winds. higher tenpera-
.ure and pArtly cloudy weather, with possibly
cloud. and laca! rains i. tie extreme Northwest.
and Minnesota
River Intelligence.
! SOUTHWEST Pass July % p. N-Ba.ometer 29e-e.
Wind south sout beast and i!aL.. Arrived-Steam-
ship Louisiana at a:lD A. NJ, Stewart, master,
from Liverpool via Bordeaux, 20 A. <. Miller 4 Co:
bark William q. Putnam, is. master, seventy.
1 .1.,.-. air to-
Shepherd. Sacd-Steamship cav OF Dallas.
| PAs...LoVrKE. July %, Z. N-UiEd north
west and iicl'. No arrivals. Saiied-SchoOner
Lilv V' the Valley.
VloK.BrR.4, yui" R-Ta.sed iowa-Bart Able al
! ten o'clock last night. Down to-day-Henry Tete
| ;o,dsy-Irl AZ P. NJ. Weathe; warm and cloudy.
| River falling.
| CIacrNY.rl, July % Rive: ui1e fee: and fall.
| ing. Weather fair and warn.
| PtrrsBrRG. july 20-River SIX fee. zen inches and
| falling slowly Weather warm and showery.
| LoUIsviLLs, III V 23.-E.ves fal.tag; 1--WE feet Il
| the canal and 'ilree fee in to chute
| MEMPHIS, july 2a.--The river is :al.iE : SLOW y.
| iirived-FOrt Gibson from Arkansas liver. Ue
| parteh--CoInmonwealth toy 1t Louis. City u:
| Helena 10, "i.ssburs. and keys-"re for Cairo.
! EVANSVILLE, July la-Wea:Ie- parity clear and
wa'm. The river na. ta..e. :Dur iI.c"es in tie
| last Invent v-tog. hours
CA.No, j,.ls - -Arrige ID r.. =. .o',e from s:
| Louis No ieoor:ures The river Las fallen tive
! inches. Weathe: clear and pleasant.
~. Lorls july 2'-Arrl-.d -t:ts of Nicks5Ery
| from Virksburg. DepsIteG-Gleucne for New ~.
| leans Colorado for vicks5u.. And Mary L. Poe
| for Shreveport River falling: nine teet to Cairo
! Weather clear and warn. New Orleans freight;
| advanced to twenty cents !,r vo-.i freight a.t
| toGt y cents for 1iou..