New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-28
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and left for other parts. He is full SIX fee:
high, proportionately large, wears quite
long side whiskers, has large eyes. REQ
cheeks and double chin. He has gone East
or South. Newspapers everywhere are
warned a. ainst him. He is dead beat.
JACKSON, Miss, Jnne I.-Showers every
day. Two very hard rains since lastrepor..
The graes is increasing frightfnlly: Ac-
counts from various sections still dlscour.
aging. The abandonment of cotton con-
tinues.
HARTFORD June 27.-The House has re-
elected Carpenter judge Of the Supreme
Court. He has been elected in the Senate
alsO. The House elected Amos Street and
Hitchcock Bradley judges OF the Superior
Court. The Senate has chosen other men.
and seems inclined to adhere TO It's action.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-Ihe China
brings Japan dates 70 June o.
The plan Of an elective Parliament, an
alogous 70 that oHEngland, failed. A legik-
latice Congress takes place.
The MikadO wants the rebuilding OF his
palace suspended on account OF the embaI-
Jassments of the government.
The native papers are calling for the
establishment of lunatlc and founding
asylum. .o
advised to adopt the American laboc-sav'
ing machinery
MEMPHIS, June 27-The first train on
the Paducah and Memphis railroad, nov
open TO COvingtOn, thirty miles north OF
this city, will run over the road to-day.
ST. LOUIS, June T.-The convention Of
the general superintendent and ticket
agents Of Western and Southern railroads
met here 10 day. and had an informal con-
ference on the pass system and the classif-
cation of the freight tariff for general adop-
ton between common points both east and
west of the Mississippi river. The subject
of commissions on tickets will also be dis
cussed. The conference will be private,
but the result will be made public.
After lengthy discussion Of the free
pass system, it was decided to take no &C
tiOn until the next meeting or until it Is as
certained how the Chicago arrangements
will work.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal Officer. ;
Washington, June q. 1873. AS p. N.Y.
PROBABILITIES.
winds, mostly from the south and west, and clear
OF partly cloudy weather probable, with posi-
ton. For the Middle States, gentle to fresh and
occasionally brisk Winds mostly from the south
md west, and partly cloudy weather with occa.
sional rain areas over the northern portion. For
the lower lake REGION gentle to fresh winds partly
cloudy weather and occasional rain areas; For the
6OutH ALAuI1C StAtte HSNt " llcsu coutAcdot duu
southwest winds and partly cloudy weather. For
the Gulf States east Of the Mississippi AID north
70 fae eabr sn 20 Tan
For the upper lake region, winds shifting to north
west and northeast and partly cloudy weather
Saturday afternoon Afternoon telegraphIc reports
from Texas are missing.
River Intelligence.
SoUTHwEsr Pass. June q, P. M.-Barometer
1865 Weather calm misunderstanding MIME
sofa, at A. NJ, Hamn, master, frsm Liverpool, to
A. X. Miller Co. No departures
PAss-A.LOurRE, June q, Noon.-wind northeast,
fresh. No arrivals Enthusiastically New Or
vlckssuse June 27-Passed doyn-John F.
Turner, 6 P. NJ Raining. River falling.
ClNClNNATI, June 27.-Riyer six feet ten inches
and falling Hard shower this evening. Weather
cloudy and cooler tonight.
PIrTsBuRG, June 27.-River two feet six inches
and stationary. Weather warm. There indi
LOUISVILLE, Ju:,e 27-River stationary; four feet
four inches in the canal and two feet four inches
in the chute Weather clear and hot. Business
very dull.
EVANSVILLE, June 27.--Light rain after P. NJ. A
thunder and violent wind. The river has fallen
four inches in the last twenty four hours. Mer.
CSrRo, June 27-Arived-John Kyle from New
Orleans at noon City Of vicksburg, from St. Louis.
ut P. NJ. DeParted.Church. for New Orleans,
five inches during the last twenty-four hours. Now
ST. Ioul.. June 27-Arrivea-City of vicksburg.
from VIcksburg. No departures. River rising
again. The weather was very warm to day until
about p NJ, when heavy storm passed over the
city, making it much cooler.
SHREVEPORT, June 77.-Weather hot and cloudy;
light shower today. River has fallen one inch in
the last twenty four hours. Arrived-GladiOla
from New Orleans, via Minden, and Belle OF Shreve-
port from st. Louis. No departures
a. MEMPHIS June 27-Arrived-Fort Gibson from
d. Louis; City of Augusta from White river. De-
0arted-Julia for st. Louis. The river fell seven
bches Weather shOwery to-day and Untavorab,e
1br the cetten crop.