New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-21

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Try, wAex woeH b., ~ e ,s4yise on al
ninion and an the colonies were concerned
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CHICAGO, August 20-The coroner's in
vsetasstion IN the cass Of tho Chicaxo and
d, Louis railroad disaster closed to-day.
The Jury rendered verdict after several
hours deliberstiOn. They, find that the
collision was caused by the criminal care
Iessness of Edward Bean, conductor, and
Joshua Puff EnbarEer, engineer Of the coal
train, in violating the rules and regulations
of the railroad company governing the
movements of trains. The coroner has H.
Tres and Steel Iustitste.
LIEGE, August N.-The members of the
IRON and Steel Institutes OF Lege have ac-
cepted an invitation to meet in the United
States in 1874, and have designated Phila-
delphis as the city in which the meeting
will be held.
Roehefert In Trouble Again.
PARIS, August Ca report from the
vessel in which Henri ROchefort was
shipped for New Caledonia says his fellow
convicts, considering his course reasonable
to the cause of the Commune, made an at
tempt to lynch him. The officers OF the
apart from and protected against the Com
Probabilities. &c.,.
WAR DKpARruRNf,a
Once Chief signal Officer, :
Warrington, August 20, 1873 AS p. II.
For New England and the Middle States, light
easterly 10 southerly winds, with continued cloudy
weather and light rain on the coasts tonight, fol-
lowed by partly cloudy weather and rising tenn
For the lake reg; IN and thence south to Virginia
and Kentucky and southwest to Missouri, hight
southeastern to southwesterly winds and partly
cloudy weather, except in the upper lake region
and thence west to the Missouri valley, where low
barometer, rising tempe nature and light to brisk
southeast and southwest winds with local storms
For the south Atlantic snd eastern Gulf States
continued threatening weather and rain, with Hight
to esh southeasteriy to southwestery winds, IN
s ssy. Oh Inc SCUM 1'''n''' ''A'' '0'''t
River Iuteilixence.
EourHwEsr PASS, August 20. 6 p. M.-Bar0meter
$3.50 weather calm. Arrived : Steamship St.
1euis 1t ga. NJ, Roberts master from Liverpool,
to sias Weeks. sAlled-steamship Jamaican, for
, PAss-a.LourKE. August 30; s p; M.-Wes,her
calm. Arrive.l-sor1egisn bark Elisa, Kyl ;ls
cargo Of coffee; brig FREDERICK, Eucknau. master,
sixty-one days from Rio JAner1o, VITA q '-algD Of
csf.e, to Johnston. Gordon CO.. Sip = Tap
Steamship Havana, ct 8 4. NJ; ship Northampton,
SHREVEPORT. August 2o-weather clear and
cool, River fallen four aud Q half inches in the
last twenty -four hours. No arrivals or depAr.
VlcxsBrxe, August 2o.-Down: Carrie v. Kountz.
P. N. Up George G. 'Wslf, r. N. Weather
MEMPHIS August 20-Weather clear and pleas
ant. River declining. Departed: Susie Silver for
Few Orleans Belle shreveport for Red river early
this morning; Henry Ames and City Of Vicksburg,
for st. Louis; C. B. Church. for Cincinnati this at
ternOon. The James Howard IL aground at OsceO-
4 bal, drawing one fost more Of water than there
ClscIMNArI, August 20 River nine feet, with
Q tendency to rise. Weather clear and warm.
PIrrsBURG, August 20-River seven feet and
falling. Clear and pleasant weather.
EvANsv1LLE, August 20.-Clear weather Mercury
f5 to s2o. River fallen five inches in the last
CAiso ns,ist =. Arrived Bastrop, from Louis
vile. at eleven last night City of Helena, from St
Louis, at P. NJ. Depalted-BastIOp, for Red
river at "a. NJ. The river has fallen five inches \
Weather clear. Mercury eco. Six feet reported to
q. Louis seven to Memphis, the worst place being
LOUISVILLE, August 2O.-River rising. with four
feet inch in the canal, twenty five inches in
the chute. Weather clear and pleasant Arrived
Mary Miller from Cincinnati. The Miller is loading
for New Orleans, and will leave tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS August 20.-Aniyed-JOhn F. TOlle
from New Orleans and Colorado. fir ON Vicksburg
No departures River falling. Weat her clear and
very warm.