New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-12
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Tn. whites aave Austin Darricaceu anu WI"
,rnb,bly i,e "A BILE TO keep tho negroes on'
bat they need assistance "a go.
and ammunition. Several oHciai' -
Tunica county have been iels ~
yesterday morning, fe-eg Iaanso, for
.ss;s,snra bnt mn TO this time have not
head a word. This specIal also says that
the whites Lave taken Q. X. !an4ihg' thrse
,r;iea baInu Aust:n. ana the only iabolh9
=. ~ vicinity ut the present stag OF
u-atcr and this Is cOrroDolateu by ciucefs
ot 4hn II C. Yaeger, which arrived mere 10
uiubr. who saw body OF armed "h!'e n4eh
there as they passed
Arrested for Debt.
Ecsros. August 1l.-Ex-Mayor wight
nm has been arrested for debt. and is now
in iail. He was director OF the Franklin
Coal Company, of Lycken's valley, an IN
snlyenr organization Ely Byers, OF Har-
rishure. recovered Judgment against the
comDanv for sl4,8o6 Wightman denies
that he was director at the time execution
was issued, and therefore not liable
Reputation.
LITTLE Rock, August l0.-Ihh finance
committee made majority report 10 tle
convention to-day in favor oil repuolal-nSS
what ia known as Halford's bonds. State ald
bonds, and levee bonds
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, August II, 1874, $50 r. d. }
orsr the Soutb Atlantic and Gulf States, high
tem,rratiire winds mostly from the soalb an
,yest and parity cloudy weather, win senefd y
higher barometer in the AFTER, ana WIN r
barometer and possibly occasional ram areas IL
the former. over Tennessee and the ONO yalieS
Generally higher barometer, southwest anu ives
winds high temperature ana parity c'ouUs
weather.
River and Marine News.
sourHwrsr Pass, August II, 6 P. M.-Barometel
2o5O Wind east.northeast, fresh. ArflEed[hiltisI
steamship Mississippi ct ~ +. a. o " Ss
pA Pass.A.EourRz, August H. P M:-"ind east,
eontheast fresh The United States revenue
eaani nix arrived at p. n. with schooner
Zenobia in tow. Captain freeman reports that
twenty 1--WE miles north ey Sas' g Cantain obnson
nj New Orleans four days out rom fascagouia Ioi
Corpus Christi with lumber, with ioss % luudeI
took him in tow and brought him 10 me rass ar
r;wadNAmerican bark Prairie Bird, Sanford, mas.
ter sixty DAYS from Liverpool with a general
cargo 10 Ocean, Zerega Go, saiied-steamship
VICKsBuRG, August 1l.-UpParagon, A. M
Down. +. Reckert, wrecklng 6est, f1r steamer
Harry Ames 3 A. NJ NatChez, T. NJ Katie A.
M Weather warm and clear. River 1859 two
inches in the last twenty.four hours.
MEMPHIS August 1.-THE river feli Two inches p
and barges, from the Ohio river. Departed-Bee
and barges for St. Louis, Belle OF Shreveport TOR
New Orleans -.
LOUISVILLE, August 1l-River falling. five feet
in the canal, three feet i'll the chute. Weather
very warm and clear.
CINCISNArI August 1l.-River nine feet AID
rising. Weather clear and excessively hot.
PITTsBUKG, August ll.-River i've feet ana falling.
EvANsvILLE, August 1l:-Weather clear; mercury
800 to $50 River has fallen six inches.
CAIRo. August ll.-Arrived-Julia, from Vicks-
burr ii last night; Commonwealth, from New Or.
leans. p NJ. Departed-John Kyle, for New Or
leans IL p NJ; Julia, for ST. Louis, A: NJ; Common.
wealth for St. Louis, 4 P. ~ River eleven feet ana
falling Weather clear and hot mercury 99| at p.
H.; 96o at dark. .
Sr. Louis, August observation-disclosures and Jas
Der. from New Orleans. river falling. Weather
clear and intensely hot.