New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-10
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~ WARRANT was OoeUu1CA 10 '"o
offs arrest. and "a constable ana posse
\ ct fifty men started to arrest him. Nothing
has been vet heard from them. Serious
trouble is unprecedented.
Flight Of Baez from san Domingo.
ST. THOMAS. January IA French man
ofwar arrived here this morning, bringing
x.president Baez. Of San Domingo, as
passenger. When the revolutionlsts APP
reared brfo,e San Domingo, Baez, seeing
that resistance was useless, fntsfet INTO
convention with General Gonzales the su-
PRIME chief OF the fev",uIiohls's, Iup
Latino that he should be allowed to ieaVe
ueac,abIv. and that !is friends should De
:,ermittcd to relnain % the country unulo-
This Was ag!eed 10. and the tevolutionists
entered tf, capital amid EXPLANATIONS OF
the frprleo The country 81 tranquil bisi.
ness continues rs usual Gonzaies denies
hayjsg given any orders affecting the ID
mana Bay Company. On the assembling
OF Congress the mattes vi Tue "e''So "N' 10
calmly discussed.
Hayden Rebellion Suppressed.
.S,cuEL, Jaruary 1.-The insurgent move
,,.nt near Port au- Prince has been sup
.rcsscd and the leaders arrested serious
disturbance is feared at The coming preSi-
dental election.
Agnssiz' VIII.
YnsTos. January 9.-PrOfessOr Agasslz,
In MS WILL bequeaths to his son Alexander
nil the scientific books he may select from
nj. library, with the request that when he
has finished with them he will add them to
Che rest Of the library, which 10 gwen 10
The Museum of Comparative Zoology. AT
cambridge. All the rest OF the estate IS be-
upeathed to his wife.
Destroyed by Fires
SALT LAKE. January lit 10 feporteo
here shat Helena. Montana Territory. is
nearlv DESTROYED by a fire which com
mehced this morning in Chinatown ana
swept away nearly the whole OF the citve
The international and Cosmopolitan hoteis,
First National Bsnko and every frame
hr;liipss ON Main street, also the st. Louis
Hotel. have gone. The Office Of the West
ern Union Teleg raph Company was also de-
stroyed. A strong wind was blowing at the
tiinf and nothing could stop the progress OF
eha & imfs.
The Virginia Senatorships
RICHMOND. January @.--The session OF
caucus of Conservative members ~ Inc
Iegi-lature to select candidate Tor 1ne
United States Senate which commenced
last n,oht. was resumed to night. NonOmi
nations were made and balloting COM
tnenced, each mber voting as he'saw tit
when his name was called. len Dallots
we're taken with varying results.
On the first ballot twelve names We're
voted for Lieutenant Governor Nlthers
led the list in all the ballots, the last OF
which was narrowed down to five names
and resulted as follows: K. f. Withers. "a;
l.. ". Hunter, 90; John Goode, %: a. IL.
II, Stuart, 25, and Robert Ould, 20.
At one o'clock the caucus adjourned :ill
% morrow
The virginlus.
G:aDtain w. ID. Whiting, Lieutenant
Smiry, Assistant Engineer W. II. Harris, of
the navy, and NJ. p. Hardy, special CORE
spondent of the New York Tribune, ar
rived here tonight from Key West, en-
route for Washington. to appear before the
commission to investigate the sinking Of
DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, January g. 1874, $50 Z. y. J
-, Few England and the Middle States. light 70
sr.si. soutle aserly to sout h sterly winds with
sarlIy cloudy weather and possibly areas of rain
~ saturday night The t, mperatu viii continue
shove fIeezing in these distri cts.
For the lake region, 1eth to brisk southeriy
winds veeTng TO W. sterly, with increasing press
exc. lower nature and probably areas ct rain
For the Northwest. colder and partly cloudy
weather and fresh to baisk south westeriy and
For the Ohio valley and Tennessee, generally
clear fair weather with slight fail Of tenpera-
ture, increasing pressure and westerly winds.
Fog the South Atlantic and Gulf States partly
cloudy weather, with possibly areas Of Light rain
The temperature will change slightly from the Mis-
sissipp eastward to the Atlantic coast, but will fall
wish brisk northerly wiLds the west Gulf coast
River and Marine News.
EoUrBwEsT Pass, January 9 6 p M..Barometer
.0:l5 Wind southwest, light Weather foggF.
Arrived-Steamship City OF Houston at III A. NJ
Deering master. from New York, TO George l. Fos
dick Go. Sailed-Barks Politena, feresita and
Ignon; brigs Antoneta and Mississippi: schooners
Matilda Kranz and Sophia kraDz.
VICKsBUKG January 9.-DOwn-James Howard
ct ten last night. Down today-HenIy Ames. at 5
=. NJ; Charles Bodmann, at z. D. K. Y. Lee, at 8
=. n. Up-Belfast at eight las: night. Up to. day
Pauline Carroll, at p. N. Weather clear anu cool
s.iver fal ing.
pleasant. River falling slowly. Departed-Last
aight-City Of yicksburg, for ST. Louis; Sam Rob.
.:rtou and 9eytOna: Cairo. This evening
Colorado, for vitksburg st Joseph, Tor vicksburg.
2nd rising Weather clear; uhawing all day.
st. LOUIS January 9.-Arrived-Kinney. from
vi.ksburg. Observation-Disclosures for New Orleans;
s'aptol City, for vicksburg. River statona Y.
Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO January 9-Arrived-City Of Alton, for
Scw orleans, a. P. NJ; Babbage. from New Or
leans at 10 A. NJ. SUSIE Silver, from st. Louis. at
81 A. ". DEPARTED City of Qlincy, for New Or
ieans at 10 F. NJ: Alton, for ST. Louis at ii p. NJ;
Ssbbase, for St Louis. at II A. NJ. Silver for New
s,riears, at p NJ. River has risen three feet.
Weather clear. Mercury 440.
EVANSVILLE January 9.-Weather clear Ner.
curry 1872 to 40 The river has risen four feet.
Up-AlleSnany Belle, at midnight; She, lock, J
J.. N.
LOUISVILLE, January s.--River rising rapidlv at
SP. M fourteen feet IN the canal; twely. feet ten
inches in the chute. Stow melting rapidly, Up
Indiana, from New Orleans to Clnt innatL Down.
louisville, from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
firTsBrBGs January 9.-River eighteea lee: and
as!in%e
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