New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-11
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ur,yxte conversation kUDesOn sAlu urant
had no idea of third term; had never
sought such q thing and regarded tno His
cussiOn of that matter as unworthy Va nv
rice. Hence his reticence on me sup!ect
except in conve Ration with DIS iihlheula'e
friends, all Of whom are wen ac4"aitn ne,
with his views on the matter. For TINS
r..son too he has avoided giving any ofncial
aY,,ression of his views on the subject, lest
he might seem to attach too much imIF
tapce to reports that never have had any
foundation IN fact.
Deputy MnrshnIs Appointed.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, October l0.-Gonerai
X. w. HesIy. United States marslel t"i
Alabama, has appointed som" dozel ~ ""
deputy marshals, upon the recon lh'i'''a
ton and request Of Charles +. Mayei - Il
man OF the Republican executiVe c"h'-
mittee of the State. These deputies hATr
been appointed in tho negro counties lor
election purposes exclusively, and are ali
Republicans.
Affairs in Alabama.
Congressman Hays, and Abrams, probate
iudge Of Sumter, who have been absent at
Washington for some time, are now IN tbiS
CITY. Reports from Sumter are that oil IS
quiet Sheritis Williamson and Coleman,
the latter q negro, arrested. charged Whh
the murder OF Ivey, have been released by
the United States commissioner. Captain
Mills. commander OF the United States
troops ut Liyim gston, has received orders to
put no more in Jail, but 10 try persons ar
rested at once.
The drought in this portion of Alabama
still continues. 1t has cut OH the cotton
crop about one third, and ruined the pea;
sweet potato and turnip crops. NO goOu
rains in nearly three months.
Suspended.
O. y>,,,. n.,..,.., inf ia Announced
that the tea house of Brock, Rogers 4 Co,
of this CITY, has suspended, and the store is
in the hands of the sheriff. Liabilities not
stated. Principal creditors Eastern and
San Francisco tea dealers.
The Presidential Party Going to Texas.
President Grant and party left this
evening Tor Texas, via the Missouri Pacific
and Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroads.
Generals Sheridan and Augur will join the
party at Sedaila
The New York capitalists who have been
amending q few days here left tor Vinita,
Indian Territory, this morning, via the At
lantic and Pacific road, and will meet the
Presidents party at that point, and prOba-
bly, accompany them to Texas.
1t is expected that at Vinita and CaddO
delegations of Indians will meet the Presi-
dent and have talk on the return trip.
Governor Dix.
UTICA, N. :, October lU.-UOVeFnOT DtA
I'd resst d $4,000 persons at the fair grounds
to-day.
Probabilities.
WAR DKPARrNExr,)
Office Chief Signal Officer, ,
Washington, october 10, 1874 435 P. n. }
Hor the Gulf States, increasing pressure south.
west to northwest winds, cooler and partly cloudy
We2i her. $3.50
pressure aud temperature, southwest winds and
partly cloudy weather.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, October 10. P M.-Barometer
1855 Wind east-nOrtheast, strong. No arrivals.
Sailed-Steamship Juniata.
PAss-A LOuTRE, October 10. Noon-Wind east
northeast, fresh. Weather cloudy. Arrived-At $50
last evening-British steamship West Sfaniy. Pea.
cock master, from PictOr; steamship New
Orleans, at $50 A. NJ. Pearbon. master. from New
York to A. MOultOn Salied-SchoOner Exec lsOr
VrCKsBukG, October lO.-Up-Frank Pargoud at |
u NJ; Capitol City at ii A NJ Belle Lee al p NJ.
Down. Katie at 6 P. n. Weather warm and clear.
River fell one inch.
MKMPHIs October 1O.-Kiver declined one inch. |
Weather clear and pleasant. Departed-Indiana,
for Cincinnati towing the May flower; Joe Kinney,
for Vcksburg T. Gibson, for Arkansas river; Ella.
for White river; Grand Tower for st. Lonis. |
CAIRO October l0.-Arrlved-Jua and Bee. from
1t. Louis, at P. NJ Mary Alice. from New Or |
leans, at p. NJ. Departed-Julia, for vicksbnrg,
ut P. NJ. Eiyer six feet three inches and falling.
weather clear; mercury .Oo.
CINCINNATI. october lO-River seven feet nine |
inches and rising Departed-Exchange for New
Orleans.
EvANsvI1Ls. October 1O.-WsatheT clear and !
pleasant River risen fourteen inches.
LOUISVILLE, october l0-Rv.r risr <; four feet ten
inches in The chute. Arrived-Cherokee and Slim
kle from New Orleans. Departed-Cherukee and |
bhnks for Cincinnati.
ST. LoUIs, October l0.-Departed-Belle shWve-
port, for New Orleans: St. Genevieve, for Vicks- !
burg. River falling. Weather clear and pleasant.