New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-17

| larry, says Gordon, VINO no0 from FOr1
; Garry for the Rocky mountains. some
west of here, by Manitoba detective, and
now finds himself behind the bars in Win
nepeg.
Trial of the American Prisoners.
A special term of the court of Queens
bench opened yesterday for the trial Of the
American prisoners charged with kidnap
ping Gordon. The judge in his charge to
the grand jury dwelt mainly on kidnapping
The charge ls considered very fair and dis.
passionate, neither favoring nor prelude.
ing. 1t is believed that no bill will be found
against Merriam, who was arrested as one
OF the accessories.
The Attorney General of Minnesota was
introduced to the court by Attorney Gen
eral Clark, and it is thought will be allowed
to prepare tor the prisoners, with Governor
Austin and Hon. William Lochren as coun-
sci. The court then adjourned till morning.
Reid, the man who made himself SO prOmi-
nent in the halfbreed rebellion, will arrive
there to- morrow, having been summoned as
a witness.
He is said to be guarded by 300 half
breeds, well armed, and boodshed is ex-
pected if he enters the town. The Cana
dian party brand him as q murderer, he
having caused the death of Thomas Scott,
and they declare that it is a disgrace for
him to appear in court as witness. There
are parties here who have sworn to shoot
him on sight.
| Failure of n Bank at I.eavenwOrth.
LEAvENwoRTH, September 1.-the Ger
man Savings Bank did not open Its doors
to-day. The directors posted notice on
the door saying that all the available funds
| were exhausted by the run of yesterday,
| and they were obliged to close the bank
until an assessment could be made on the
stockholders Carl Moeller, the defaulting
| cashier, has not yet been arrested
Balloon Ascension.
BUFFALO. September l6.-At P. NJ.
Professor King, accompanied by Walter I.
Chester, of tho Buffalo Courier: James
AlbrO, of the Buffalo Commercial Adyer-
tiser; Luther L. Polden, OF the Boston
Daily Journal and George H. Nichols, of
the New York Herald, made successful
ascension in balloon. Fully $4,000 people
witnessed the event. The balloon took
s0utheasterlv course and hoated majestic
ally over the city, distributing copies of the !
AerOnaM Paper in her path. |
The party expect to make the longest in |
land voyage ever made, provided the
weather will admit. The weather is calm. |
At 3l5 p. NJ the course of the balloon was
due east 1t is one of the largest ever made, |
holding 81, 900 cubic feet of gas.
Point Breeze Races.
PHILADELPHIA, September 16.-The fol
lowing were the entries for the $1,000 purse:
The b. g. Western Bay and b. III. Fleet.
Western Bay won in three straight heats.
Time-249Is, 2:5l, 2:4SA.
To Be Sold.
HAVANA. September l6.-A list of en-
bargoed houses, the property of in
surgents, which will be sold, was published
yesterday. Among the number is the
palatial residence of Adama.
Opposition to the Prussian Government.
BERLIN, September l6-Addresses signed
by large numbers of the Roman Catholic
elergy in the United States have been re-
teived by German priests. approving of
their attitude in opposition to the Prussian
5. G. TiIden Resigns.
VIENNA. September les. G. Tilden, of
New York, At present sojourning in this I
,ity, has written q letter resigning the
of the State Central Demo- {
,ratic Committee of New York, and stating
hat it will be impossible for him to return !
home in time to vote at the next election. !
Gone to Vienna.
ROME, September l6.-The King of Italy 0
departed to-day for Vienna to visit the EN- 7
'rcss of Austria. An immense assemblage !
urrOunded the depot and gave loud cheers 8
IS the royal train passed out. 8
|
CONsTANTINOPLE, Septe mber l6-Violent r.
forms prevailed on the Black Sea last Il
7eek which proved very destructive to the
hipping. Seventy vessels were wrecked il
ear the mouth of the Bosphorus and nearly NJ
IL on board persisted. At one point on the /!
past 265 corpses have been washed ashore. ~
The Grand Vizier Released. b
TEHERAN, September lG.-The Shah has n
eleased his late Grand Njzier from imprs-
nment, and appointed him to the minor be
Osition of governor of the town of Reshid, at
lpital of the province of Ghilan. n
Probabilities. ha
WAR DEPARTMENT. I ie
Office Chief Signal officer, ) Ia
Washington September Is, 1873. 4:35 P. ny :.
For New England and the Middle States on fir
ednesday, very generally clear weather and 49,
int to fresh northwest to southwest winds prob.
ly shifting to sOutherly over the latter section
For TIE South Atlantic and the Gulf States east Ar
the Mississippi, light to fresh winds. mostly Al
IN the north and east, with clear partly
FOR the lower lake region the Ohio valley and Gle
nnessee, winds shifting to southery and south Gle
sterly, with increasing cloudiness during the
and possibly rain ut night. Ste
from Missouri to the upper lakes and MINES T
"a, falling barometer, increasing cloodiness and ag
sh to brisk southeast and south winds to night | an
here are indications of quite low barometer ap- az;
'acnins the Northwest producing rain Arrears in Au
N, with brisk southerly winds on "Wednesday 7
River Intelligence. the
orruwpsr pass Sa,+ar,har "a d ~ D.. an,
ter 3a.7O Wind nortbnortLa,e eaai .;i aga
amship City of Norfolk, at $40 A. NJ. Forbes e.n
ster from Galveston, to c. A. whitney Co | SIIS
departures DE-
ICksBURG, September l6.-Down-Pargoud at ~ ~
last night Down today-hary T. Poe, 8 A. NJ; az ~
ry Alice and barges A. NJ, and Natchez p. NJ
Up-Future City and barges at IL last night w.
atlIer pleasant and clear River falling a S
EMPHIs Septem Der i6.-Rlver falling Arrived 80.
oradO, from st. Louis. Departed-Pat Gle. a.
ne and Emma Elliott, for st. Louis. &c;
lSCIsSATI, September l6.-River five feet two IA" ~
hes and ia ling. Weather fair and pleasant. ,,I
rTsBuRG September 10 River less tlan two - a.
/, aud still failing slowly. Weather clear and a.
,sant. ot,l,,
AFRO, September i6-Arri ved-Yaser from ST. q
Louis. No departures The rIver has fallen ~,
,rI.T,JIp Sentnnhar is nq q rioa0 ar, gol.
three inches in the canal fifteen inches in the | =;
nv Probs scn ia I'D So inenfs ON ne 2l05
hundred anJ ~ So 80 -. I'M lsiaiu at
1t of fuel and has both spars broken Arrived -.
v Miller from New Orleans. az az
;ANSvlLLE September i6.-Weather Gear and 20
SAINT. The river has fallen TWO inches. Up -,
Howard at 1870 p VI. ~
Louis, September 10 No arrivals. Departed D.
of Nickshurg, for Ficksbuig. River falling . %
". Weather clear and pleasant. y,
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