New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
Santana and Big Tree at Fort Sill.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Santana and Big Tree at Fort Sill.
Fort SILL, September l0-Santanta and
Big Tree have arrived, and were placed in
the guard house. Their relations visited
them. The scene was quite affecting. Gov
ernor Davis is expected the first Of October.
when the great council will be held.
Death of n Maine Judge.
PORTLAND, Me-, September ll.-Asbur
Wayne, who for forty-fUur years held the
position of State district judge, died this
morning, aged ninety-one years
Lost in Transit.
BALTIMORE, September 1.-The annual
report of the Grand Sire of the Order of
Odd Fellows, who is now minister to Chill,
was lost in transit.
The Mill Owners and the Strikers.
CHARLESTON, September 1.-THE mill
owners of this city held meeting to-day
and determined to keep their mills closed
until the colored laborerH, now on a general
strike, return to work at the usual wages.
East Tennessee University.
KNOXVILLE, September 1.-THE East
Tennessee University and State Agricui-
tural College opened the fall session to day
Over 200 students were present. Three
hundred are expected before the end Of the
month.
The cholera has nearly disappeared, and
business is looking up again.
Pork Packers Convention.
CHICAGO, September 1.-THE pork pack
ers' convention adopted resolution de-
claring the rules and regulations adopted
by the convention shall be the standard in
all contracts, unless varied by a special
agreement, and that every pork packer and
provision dealer who takes part in the de-
alterations of this convention binds him
self to be governed by its action.
The convention adopted resolutions ex-
GLIDING delegates from the association
who do not conform to their rules. A reso-
luton excluding all but packers from fu-
ture conventions was tabled. The next
meeting will be held at Louisville
Speech Of Salmeron.
MADRID, September ll.-Senor Salmeron.
in his speech on taking the chair as pres-
dent of the Cortes, urged the deputies to
give their individual support to the admin
istration of Senior CASTELAR,.
Bank Of France.
PARIS, September ll.-Specie in the Bank
of France has decreased 1000, 900 francs.
Riot in NIRdras.
BOMBAY, September ia serious riot |
broke out several days ago in the presi- |
dency of Madras. Troops were sent to the |
scene of the disturbance and restored or |
der, not however, before they had fired |
upon the rioters and killed eight Of them
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
washington, September ii, 1873, 4:35 P n.
On Friday, for New England, fresh southeast to
southwest winds, rising temperature and general
For the Middle States, fresh southeast to south.
west winds, decided rise in the temperature, and
clear or partly cloudy weather
the Mississippi, rising temperature clear or partly
cloudy weather, and gentle to fresh winds, mostly
from the northeast and southeast.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, fresh to
brick southerly to west. rly winds, high tempera-
ture and cloudy weather. with possibly light rains
in the latter.
For the lower lake region brisk south to west
winds, cloudy weather and light rain
From Missouri to Indiana and Michigan, brisk |
south and west Winds cloudy weather and light |
rain. the winds ve.ring to westerly and no-therly, |
with falling temperature and clearing weather |
during the day and evening with frost al night
For Iowa, Minnesota and Western Wisconsin |
brisk Dorthwesterly winds low temperature and |
clearing weather, with frost to night and probably
Friday night.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, September IL. 7:3O P. MIA
rometer 2970. Wind northeast light. Arrived
Snip Hampton Court, Volk, master forty six DAYS
from Liverpool. in ballast, TO master; Steamship !
at 7:30 P. NJ, Hamln master from Liv.
erpoOl via Bordeaux, to A. X MilleroS Co. No de- {
partures.
PAssA-E0uTRE, September IL, P. M-wind /
northeast, light Weather clear. Arrved-Steam- | 4
ship TappahannOck, Middleton, master, at P. NJ |
from Havana via the Florida ports, TO K. A. Yorke
oarkentlne Caucasian Amy. master. sixty five | Il
isvs from Rio Janeiro via Mobile, with a cargo | Il
y coffee. TO order; American bark Prairie Bird |
Hawkins, master, from Grand Bay, Turks island ! a
WITH q cargo of salt to master. Saiied-Barks |
boris, Broderson, Amelia and Eliza
VIcKsBuRG, september ll-Down-Henry Ames, |
y A. NJ; G. b. Church, at 6 A. M. Up-Capitoi | :
NY, 1T p. NJ. Weather VAIN and clear. River | A
aing. A
CINCINNATI September 1I.-Rivcr seven feet and
sling. Weather fsir and warm. Departed-Henry
'robasco. for New Orleans.
PtTTsBuRG, September ll.-River two feet three | Z
nches and falling Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, September I.-Weather clear and y
ot. River fallen eight inches. 81
CAIRO, September n.-Arrived-H. s. Turner, |
rom New Orleans, at eight last night; Sherlock | a.
rom New Orleans, at three to day; Alice from St. | in
,oris at four, and Bodmann, from New Orleans | a.
I seven. Departed-Julia for vicksburg, at eight | A
ist night Turner, for Cincinnati, Mt nine; CIes |
ent City. for st Louis to day. The Sherlock has Il
one TO the bank. River fallen five inches Weather T
ear and hot. | ii
ST. LorIs. September ll.-No arrivals Departed Ia
ty of Helena for vcksburg The river is falling a.
apidly and mmuncation with the outside world |
nearly suspended. Weather clear and warm. | B
LOUISVILLE September ll-River falling slowly, | II
18th three feet eleven inches in the canal and |
wenty three iAches in the chute Weather clear | M
nd hot.
MEMPHIS, September ll.-River stationary | us
leather clear. Mercury $50. beparted-Shannon. | nj
II New Orleans; City of Chester, for st. Louis; Ne
arksville, for Arkansas river. | or