New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-31
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Chisamen in tho cutlery works. AS AL
Poy, the everseer and interpreter, was
passing through the works he was attacked
by Chinese wOrkmen, with the determine
ton of killing him. He escaped by PasslnP
through the Office. As they attempted To
follow they were prevented by policeman
whom they attacked with desperatlon,
throwing knives, forks, pieces OF iron ana
anything they could find.
He fought them some time without
weapons, but finally secured CLUB and
forced them to retreat, after woundlng Ten
or twelve. Two of them were seriously IN
jured The trouble arose from the belief
that All Pow had not been making proper
disposition of their funds entrusted to him.
Promoted in the Church.
Toronto. January 30.-A cable dispatch
announces that Vicar General Jamot. Of the
Toronto diocese. has been appointed by the
Pope to be Bishop of SAUL st. Marie, and
Rev d. b. Crynam, Vicar General OF Lon
don diocese, has been raised to be Bishop of
Hamilton.
Governor of newfoundland Resigned.
A dispatch from New Foundand states
that the Governor Of that province resigned
to-day.
Insurance Suits Settled.
New HAVEN, Conn, January 30.-The
suit of the heirs of Captain CalvocOresses,
who either committed suicide or was muir
dered in Bridgeport, Connecticut, against
several lite insurance companies tor $l9O,-
600, were settled, with the exception of one
claim, by agreement by the companies to
pay One-haf of the amount claimed.
Resolution Censuring Sumner Rescinded.
Boston, January 30.-The Committee On
Federal Relations in the Massachusetts
Senate made report today that the reso-
luton censuring Senator Sumner, passed IN
1872, should be rescinded.
Steamer Burned.
The steamer CHANGERS was burned and
scuttled to save her hull. Her freight was
valued at $250.O0O vessel at 100000.
steamer snaG8ed and sunk.
GALVESTON, January 30.-The steamer
Camargo struck a snag on her way down
from Pattonia, two miles below Tobend's
ferry, causing her to sink Immediately.
Two hundred and Twenty-Five bales of cot |
ton and hides were on board; all uninsured. |
The National Grange.
ST. LOUIS, january 30.-The annual con-
ventiOn of the National Grange of the Pa
irons of Husbsndry will be held next |
Wednesday. Dudley w. Adams, president |
of the National Grange, has already arrived.
The principal business of the convention
will be the revision of the ritual and the
perfecting of the organization of the
Orange.
President Adams states that there are be-
tween 1000 and 1900 oranges in this
country, with nearly 100000 members.
The session of the convention will proba-
bly, be private.
Probabilities.
WAR DRPAKrnBm,l |
Office Chief Signal Officer, |
Warrington, January 80. 1874, $50 P. n.
ror New England, the Middle States and the
lower lake region fresh to brisk northeasterly
and variable winds and generally cloudy weather
viii prevail with areas Of STOW.
For the Gulf States, cold and partly cloudy
weather, with light end variable winds, except |
west Of the Mississippi where they will shift 10
northerly, with increasing force over the South
Atlantic States with falling barometer and slight |
rise of temperature.
River and Marine News.
sourHwKsr Pass. January 30 6 P. M.-Barometer
5000 Wind north northeast, light Arrived-Schoo |
nell ship Lake ontario, Gilmore. master, forty line
days from Liverpool bark Harvest Home, Gorman
Hannah Coomer, King master. from Ruatan;
New Orleans, Capp, master, at T. NJ, |
from New York; bark Kong csrl, Beck, TWENTY-FIVE {
days from Hamburg Arrived and sailed for Gal | ,
yeston-Bark Atalanta, eighteen days from Dema- |
rara. sailed-steamships l. c. Harris, Cortes and
0ueredo ships Matterliorn ard S yaughn bark !
DhrOdite ship Baden, brig Michael Angelo Sersat
schooner Helena and steamship City OF Galveston.
northeast, light. No arrivals sailed-steamship S
r. Clyde and schooner Cons ance. b
vIcKsBuKs January 30.Down-Charles B. 8
H G. Yaeger, P. NJ; Robert 4. Lee, 9 p NJ. Up J
Grand Lake ] p NJ; sherman, p N. Weather |,
,O0l and clear. River rising. r
MEMPHIS January 3O-River rising steadily. :
Weather clear ana pleasant. Departed last night I
!olle. Departed this eyening-George Wolfe, for /
or Vicksburg Longworth. for New Orleans. | \
CINCINNATI, January 30-River thirty one feet | =
md stationary. Wealth cloudy and pleasant | =
from New Orleans. | .
PlTTsBURG, January 30.-River nine feet ei cht | 9
inches and falling slowly. =
LOUISVILLE, January 3O.-River falling slowly; +
welve feet in the canal; ten feet in the chute. T.
own-lronsides and barges, from Cincinnati to | =
ew Orleans. Up-Turner, from New orleans to =
incinaati. n
EVANSVILLE, January 3'.-River falling SLOWLY, | p
Feather cloudy and cool Down-Alleghany Belle | =,
nd barges, and Thompson Dean.
CAIRO, January 30.-Arrived - Colorado from | y
icksburg at A. NJ; Robert Mitchell from New | ~
rleans at A. Julia from st. Louis at 4 p NJ: | y
uture City and tow from New Orleans at S p NJ | ~
for St Louis at 3 A. NJ; Rob q
TT Mitchell for Louisville at A. M, and Julia for | "
lcksburg at NJ. River has risen eleven inches =,
leather clear and colder since p. NJ. Ia
1T. LOWS. January 30.-Arrived-C Colorado from 70
icksbuIg. and Glencoe from New Orleans De- n,
Anne for New Orleans. River fall IT,
q steadily. Weather cloudy and raw, with ndi. +,