New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09
East Tennessee. virginin ard Georgia
Railroad Troubles.

KNOXVILLE, November S.-Ihe strike on
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
| Railroad ended by the submission OF the
| men to the order OF Vice President jacques
reducing their wages. The company will
| employ as many Of the men as the interest
| OF the company Will Justify. The strike
| was terminated through the intervention of
the committee OF merchants OF Knoxville.
! The excitement has entirely subsidized. All
trains are running regularly without inter
| ruption. The company TO-DAY moved all
| the accumulated freight, and traffic was re-
sumed along the entire road from Bristol TO
| Chattanooga.
The sheriff served the balance of the
| notices to-day in the circuit court suit
| brought Yesterday by the company against
| the strikers, to answer February next in
| $500, 200 damages, for 0bstructing the bust
ness Of the company by interference with
their trains and intimldating the company's
wOrkmpn.
The Knoxville and Ohio Railroad resumed
all their trains to-day.
The TuscarOra mt san Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, November S-The Uni
ted States steamer Tuscarora arrived from
her cruise sounding tor cable line to the
Orient. She cruised 100 miles toward the
Aleutia islands, 100 miles west of Cape Men
docena. She found submarine mountain
over 1000 feet high. The deepest sounding
was 24i3 fathOms. While 40 miles west of
FarralsOn's island she was ordered back
on account of the lateness of the season.
Bank Breakers Arrested.
WILMINGTON, Del, November s.-Four
men were arrested this evening on the
charge of attempting a bank robbery last
night, they give names which are doubtless
fictitious: <. II. Ebert, of New Orleans; j.
Lawler, of Springfield; Francis Charter
and James Thomas, of Philadelphia. They
have been recognized as the party occupying
a house in the suburbs of the city, in which
full set of fine burglar tools was found
this morning, and from other evidence there
is no doubt that they are the guilty party.
One has been recognized by Policeman Car
berry as the person who assaulted him.
The Engineers.
CLEVELAND, November S.-Charles Will |
son, grand chief engineer, authorizes the |
tatement that no subdivision of the brother |
hood of locomotive engineers will be sus-
tanned in a strike unless they first obtain |
the advice !of the whole organization, and |
no division or member will be sustained |
that interteres with the companies property |
or employees. The present strike in Ten |
nessee il without the authority of the
brotherhood.
Overdue.
LONDON, November S.-The City OF Rich |
mOnd, from New York for Liverpool, Octo-
Der 25, is several days overdue.
Bullion.
The steamship Silesia, which left South
ampton for New York to-day, carries,
El0i, 000 in bullion.
Sale of silver to the United States.
BERLIN, November S.-Germany sells
l0,O00.000 thalers of the disused silver to
he United States.
In Memoriam CavOur.
TURIN, November 8.--The ceremonies at
ending the completion of the monument
ommemorating the deceased Count Cavour.
he eminent Italian statesman, took place
n this city to-day. They were Of very
IMPOSING character, and were particpated
n by King Victor Emanuel, the Royal
Princes, members Of the cabinet, senator's,
equities, foreign representatives, city au-
hOrities and large body of troops. Not
the heavy rain storm. an i'm
lense and enthusiastic crowd gathered to
illness the ceremonies The mayor of the
ny delivered an address, in which he paid i
high tribute TO the Count Cavour, through ,
HON he said the star of Savoy became the
IN of Italy.
Probabilities.