New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
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manifest thst ali see IT," The speaker held,
that when government builds railroads it
should control them for the peoples benefit.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company. be
said, had, throughout this State, it's iroE
fingers on every pulse of findustry-on every
throat its iron hand was tightening or relax
ing its grasp as the caprice OF its iron will
dictated.
Escaped Convicts Captured.
PouGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, August 13.-Wil-
liam E. Ullen and John Murphy. convicts,
who escaped recently from Sing Sing, were
caught at TarrytOwn last night.
The Cincinnati Exposition.
CINCINNATI, August l3-The exposition
commission at meeting to-day reported
that the general assignment Of space Will
be made next week, after which exhibitors
must take their chances. The prospects 1or
q grand success were never so fiatter!ng as
at present.
Whisky for the Indians.
WAsH1NGToN. August I3.-The Attorney
General decides that whisky can only be
introduced into the Indian reservation BY
order of the War Department. Its Jurls-
diction over the subject is exclusive.
burned to Death.
of Mr.. Jordan was burned to the ground
this morning His daughter, aged seven
wears, was burned to death. Another OF
his children, seriously burned, has since
died.
Arrival of the POwhatan at Halifax.
HALIFAX, August l2.-The United States
steamer Powhatan, from Norfolk, VIr-
ginia, arrived to-day. The customary sa
lutes were exchanged between her and the
citadel and Royal Alfred. The United
States steamers Constellation and Wy
OmiDg are hourly expected.
A grand ball was given tonight on board
the Royal Alfred.
The Canandaikua .. Kingston.
HAVANA, August l3.-The United States
man-of-war Canandaigua has arrived at
Kingston, Jamaica, from Aspinwall, with
seven of her crew sick with yellow fever.
AptonelK Conveys the Acknowledgement
Of the Pope.
ROME, August l3.-Cardinal Antonelli
has addressed a communication TO the
clergy Of the United States stating that the
Pope is deeply affected at the manifesto
tions of sympathy he receives from his
children in that distant land.
Condescensien of Chambord.
PARIS, August l3.-Le Temps and La Con-
stitutioa publish rumOr that the Count
de Chambord has partially withdrawn
from his position in regard to the white
flag and will come to France to take up his
residence there about the sixteenth prOx-
imO.
A report is current that Metz will be re-
stored to France through the influence of
Russia.
weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
ONCE Chief Signal Officer, Z
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle Atlantic States low barometer,
cloudy weather and rain. with lower temperature
aud fresh northeasterly winds, shifting TO south
westerly tomorrow.
For New England northeasterly and northerly
winds and threatening weather.
For the lower lakes and thence to West Virginia,
northeastery to north winds. low temperature.
rising barometer, occasional rain and clearing
For the South Atlantic States southuesterly
winds and Clearing weather. excepting occasional
For the upper lake region, and thence to the
winds, falling barometer, with warmer and increas-
ingly cloudy weather.
For the Northwest and thence to Missouri low
barometer south winds, cloudy weather and local
For the Gulf States southwesterly to northwest
erly winds, partly cloudy and temporarily cooler
weather, with storms near the coasts.
Cantionary signals are ordered for Cape May,
New York New London and Boston
CAIRO, August l3.-AyIived-City Of Vicksburg
from St. Louis, at five tonight; Mary Alice, from
st. Louie, at sP. N; No departures. Riyen fallen
two inches. Weather clear mercury $50.
ST. Lorls, August l3.-Arrived- City, from
Vicksburg. Depsrted-Great Republic, for New
Orleans. River falling Weather clear and warm.
River IntelliGence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, August 13, 6 p. M.-Barometer
1850 Wind west southwest and fresh. No ar
rivals or departures.
Pass AI'orrRE August l3, eP NJ. Wind west
southwest, fresh Arrived Steamship Lavaca,
Keys, ST. Marks and Apalachicoa. to Post Hobby.
Sailed-Bark Alpine, brig John NJ. Burns. Steam
81 / :, Louisiana on the bar, bound out.
mometer 500. River has risen one inch in the last
Louis Departed-C. H. Durfee, for New Orleans.
vICKsBuRG. August 13.-Passed down-Shapnon
at 5 A. N and Lady Lee at : A. N. No boats up to-
day Weather warm and cloudy. River falling
MEMPHIS. August 13.-Wesfher clear and hot. |
There was q severe thunder and rain storm this |
morning. River falling slowly. Departed-Future |
City and barges for New Orleans and Julia for ST.
Louis. Il
CINCINNATI, August 13-River nine feet and fall |
ing. Weather fair and pleasant.
PITTsBuRG, August l3.-River four feet and fall. |
ing. Heavy showers this afternoon.
LOUISVILLE, August l3-Rver falling with FIVE |
feet in. the canal ard three feet the chute. |
Weather cloudy end pleasant
EVANSVILLE August 13.-Rsin last night, clear |
and hot to day. The river has fallen three inches;
eight feet to Cairo.