New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-25
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-r,t;o convention nominated James Nc Don.
VA Y;ce nresidert OF the Pacific bank, tor
The tax-payers have assembled in con-
.,enfion and will probably nominate AlvOro
ror reelection, if he will accept:
EoRr GARRY, July 2i.-Applicatlon mas
,neeu made before Judge Mckeagney TO ad,
snit the prisoners implicated In the L0rd
Gordon kidnapping case to bal. 1he
Judge reserved his decision.
The prisoners counsel now has perInis'
sion to visit them. The prisoners are an a.
yell as could be expected. fletcher, mtr
nam, BcntIv, Hay and keegan al seem
.cist.a'mineG to put the best side OF matters
ont, and now that a conclusion has oeeh
reached, although adverse, seem aiiec'eu
and more than ever determined to stahu
,qnare upon the merits OF the case, no mat
:sr W hat comes.
They all show the wear that confinement
and hardship have made upon lhehi, pul
.hcir grit is untouched. 10 those who nave
tbecn wont 10 consider this affalr as a Joke,
;et il se known that il is seilous matter
Cor NE poor fellows IN PRISON mere anu
sLev deeply feel the light manner IN which
the people Of Minneapolis at first viewed
she ease. What the result will be TO NOR
gov seems very uncertain
Br.ckett, Wilson and Taylor, aided By
como friends at Winnepes, are working
llsr,i. Verv little mercy may be expected
from the officials.
MI.HEArOLIs. july .;.-The military al
Sort Garry are busily engaged around the
fort. a sockade is being built around
!}astal. They claim this as a protection
against AN expected raid from Minnesota.
RoNDoUr, n. Y, July 2i.-The extensive
pepper mill of Schoanmaker Il Letever. in
Mapock. Ulster county, Was burned to-day.
Loss $4,000 on which there was an in
a \ :v,% %bae Hi u
soOm took fire.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal Offctr, (
Washington, July q, 1873, a:35 r. MY
PROBABILITIES.
Sor Friday, for the Eastern G ali States southerly
Sinds with clouds and rain.
For the South Atlantic States. southerIy wlnd.'
cloudy weather, and possibly local rains.
FOR the Middle and Eastern states. westerly
~Tinds, increased cloudiness, and somewhat hIgh'r
temperature and possibly local storms ON the Mid
Gts9 Atlantic coast.
FOR the lake region, falling barometer, southeast
2nd south west wihds higher temperature anu
numerous local storms.
For the Ohio valley southwes: winds cloudy and
threatening weather.
,.nds and cloudy or partly cloudy weather.
River Intelligence.
eouryvysr Pass July "a, 6 P. M.-Barometer 1890.
%ind nortt north west, iresh No arrivals Sailed
PAss-AEOurRK, July a., Noon = Wind south
sest, light. No arrivals Sai!ed-Steamshlps La
sScA and Clinton.
VIcKsBrRG July 24.-Passed down - Belle Of
Shreveport. at eight last night. up-City Of Vicks-
surg. at P. NJ. Weather cloudy and pleasant
Hiver falling.
svANsvlLLK. July 24.-Wea.her clear. Mercury
go 9:2. The liver has risen eight inches Down
Tazoo, at A. NJ.
CAIao. July A-Arrived-Crescent City, from
New Orleans A. M; City Of Helena, from Nicks-
0urg noon; Bee, from st. Louis, r. NJ; Mary
Houston, from New Orleans, 3 p. M. Departed
Capitol City, for vicksburg eight last night Hell
ssna for st. Louis 2P NJ; Houston, for Louisville,
CPL The river has fallen four inches in the past
:xenty four hours. Weather cloudy Mercury go.
ST. Louls. July 24.-NO arrivals Departed
Julia, for Wick ksburg. River falling. Weather clear
and very warm.
MENPHIs July 2.-Weather warm and showery.
River failing steadily. Departed-H. s. Turner.
for New Orleans; Henry Ames and City Of Chester.
for st. Louis; Babbage and bsrges. Grand Tower
S,d Lawrence, for Cincinnati!
CINCINNATI, July H-kiver fourteen feet six
tHch-s and falling. Weather clear and hot.
PrrTsBuRG. July 4.-River three feet seven
Inches and falling, Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, July 24.-River falling; six feet ten
inches in the canal, four feet ten inches in the
s:hut.. Weather hot Mercury ranging between
tJo and go Tho Mary Miller leaves Saturday for
jeW Orleans.