New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06

ROME SeptempeS So-IAS %EuptloH %
Mouus Etna pas craa@6O
MISCELLANEOUS
foxpress Sle.senger Arrested
@rypulso Seegembes 81 p Hogan.
snesseurer of eIe SosotSleTn Express Come
paLy on the Memphis and S-iTtie Rock ia:''
road. has been arrested charged WITH yIt.
SE,ng money tTouo packages ny meals Q:
p wire inserted unGer the e&.Ier HI the en-
velope, and CONTESTED 10 5a!, 81 default o:
5000 bailo
A Compliment to Consul GeneraI Ksad.
ALBANY septempsS SEA- large nuintes
of tine leading citiz-ns CT A.Oany nave
GeDdered public simmer 10 General Jo
Mereditb ReaCo Jr.o lIS recognition OF his
services as consul general a: Paris during
She waq between France anG Germany. and
as minister 20 Greece The 0snnes WALL es
giyen oE Nandaro
ola Folks Excursions
2agIsagGI2rIs?Ae SepeeMpe: J.~-AhoIt !!0h
e,fG 9osks participated "a the txcars!ot; 20
RoekIapG today Scarcely any were Under
eixsT and enree Of she ELDEST we're !gG. !Q:
ard sol. TIE latter walked about. SUPPORTED
SY a cane. and greatly enjoyed the amuses
Mstts crowded there Dancing was par
Sioifated III by many WHO bad passed four
ecoseo The day PASSED II without accident.
au6 the old folks Seturned home early in
she evening. grateful 20 fh"se WI" LAD pro-
SiGed Sog such All enjoyable day.
Another Balloon .Ascensions
This afreynuGLo 81 tine p.esence o: ~. 0r9
persons. Professor Donaldson made another
very syccessiuo ascension IRON :he grounds
OF BaSnGiB's Hippcdcorne, :he BALLOON TAX
SIG noythwester!v direction.
ProiessoS Donaldson was accompanied
Nv sjs ladies, one being Miss Cara WIZ
3ev ~ This CITY. niece of Professor Wise.
Tue Party expected 10 he BACK ms eyer
sng IL time tot she ceremonies %: che cen.
S@ulia5 anniversary o; the tirs: Continental.
Congress
The Centennial Ceremonies
President Giant writes:
is.%s BRANCH. September ). 1874.
T~e,Pso Vi Ug6en ard others, Committee y! Car.
peESts s Hall Company:
Sa,u: :s.y STATION 30 attend the hunGre:h
anniversary meeting Of the Contlnenta!
Cong:ess IN their hal! Oh this day. has. iron!
che accumulation OF letters and papers.
during Sny :ecent visit Eas: escaped my
attention nntii shis moment. Please excuse
apparehs neglect. 1t would have afforded
me pleasure 10 attend your exercises On
She occasion ct SO much interest. ] hope
fhev will be attended with ali the interest
such occasions would naturally inspire.
U. S. GRANT.
did Carpenters Hall Is gasly decorated
to-day.
In that building appropriate ceremonies
Cook place. the main feature Q! which was
ar oratiob by Henry a. Browne. The
Building will be illuminated tn.s evening
and opeseG for pub..c inspection.
Among :he audience were many dis
singuisheG persons. among wnon: was
Henry Wilson. Vice President. and four o:
Sne Gides! members o. Carpenters com.
lanv. which mas now bu: eighty.seysr
members nn the rolls. THESE 1our were
Moses Lancaster. nne,y-twO years o! age:
john NJ. Ggder, eigh.v.tour years; ID. II.
FlickwiE. serenty.six years, and James a.
Campbell. seventy wears. Tie" hall was
we'll tiiieG with spectators.
Boat Racing.
TROY. September 1.-The races Of the
Association Of Amateur OarsmeI ended to.
GAv.
The seco..i nea: o: :he single shell race
was won by t, e. Yates. 0. New York. The
Athletics Won the tinas aea! OF singles IN
She aftera0oE.
The pai:.oared race ras won b- Arcc.
Maut. OF Bergen Point. New Jersey.
The donble scui. race was woI by Curtis
and Yates. OF New York.
TIE Athletics won n ::j.i.. Yates time
Il final single cared race vas lG:l6ie.
The tna. race was :be deciding heat Cor
gour.oare,. boats. the contestants being H..
Argonau!s. nt Bergen Point. New Jersey.
AND the Beaverwyek o: Albany. The
latter we're the winners. II was won by
about oneiieng!h. T;Me-s:i5i.: A-gonauts'
sime--s:Jl!4.
Cotton from Shreveport to New York
Direct.
SHREVEPORT. Sep!em ber AN expert.
Me:tai shipment @: forty bales Of the new
cotton crop leaves by rail today for New
York direct. on through bill O! fading. This
il the hrs: shipment It !he kind ever made
'fnm this market. and if j! fultills the eX.
pectat!ons factors here viii make large
shipments IN this manner.
Shreveport Gentlemen say They Didn't
Do It-.yvLo Did Ire
A message was sent 20 Presiden: Grant
!ast night. signed by the leading merchants.
bankers and professional men OF .his city.
denying that any resident of this parish
participated in tine recent murders: claim.
ing THAT no spirit Of lawiessness exists in
this parish that can not be controlled by
the local authorizes; shat the condition Of
affairs here has been misrepresented
abroad, and that a commission of fair
minded men be appointed 10y the President
20 visit the State and ascertain the truth.
Troops Wanted on the Kansas Frontier. !
TofEKa. Kan. September Ex-Governor
Osborne seEs letter to-day to the Pyesiden:
renewing his request for arms 10 protect
.he frontier from Indians. He states that |
sixteen citizens OF Kansas are known 20
haze been murdered by Indians since The
sixteenth O; June last. and that not one Of
she murdeyers has been punished or even
sIprehendeG: urges that as the United |
States military force in this locality is not
suthcien; to prevent or punish such out.
cages. means ana aims should be furnished |
shs settlers &c protect themselves.
Professor Wyman Dead.
BcsToN. September :..-.Professor Jetfreys !
Mymano a well known anatomist and ply. |
siciogist died quite suddenly a. Bethlehem. |
New Hampshire. las! night.
:. Ecclesiastical Promotfonss
OTTAWA. September :.-A Telegram, from !
Rome announces that Father Duhalmee. OF !
So Eugene. has been appointed Bishop OF |
OTTAWA. ami Father Raclne0 Of Quebec, !
Eishols 81 Shegbroohes
Destroyed bv Fire.
SAN FRA&CIsCO. September S.s-y'he town |
ct Makeiumme Hill, California, was dee |
stscyed by tire yesterday afternoon
Probabilities.
War 1EPAHTwRST,S
Office Chief signal Ofioere ) |
Warrington September 5, 1874, 4:3S p NJ.
Sses che siuit States; Ieatheast winds. clouds |
where the winds will 70 southeast and south. |
west with COW barometer The storm centre will |
anoye into she interior OF Texas Cautionary dis
catches were stns 10 New orleans and Galveston |
tstday evening"
River and Marine News.
80, SopTHwEsT PAS. September 5. P. NJ: -Baromeief |
3s;5o. Wind east, fresh Weather showery. Ar |
2NeS-s'sapiShsp Western Metropolis az lis P Ne
nuck nlastei non New YoIk, 10 John h. Ludwig |
sero No departures.
a. ricksscke, septenteT 5.-Passed up-Katie at |
y n, NO boats down to-day, Weather warm and |
yalpys River falling slowly