New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Troubles at the Naval Academy.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, November THE court
martial recently convened at the naval
school for the trial of cadets accused of
hazing has concluded its duties and been
discharged. 1t has already been made pub
lie that of the four cadets first brought be-
fore the court two were dismissed and two
permitted to remain subject to cert ain pen
alties and restrictions. The remaining case,
that OF Thomas Diekenson, a cadet midship-
man appointed from Kentucky, was die
posed of Friday ,by his dismissal from the
school in accordance with the recommenda-
ton of the court. The colored cadet, Henry
E. Baker, Jr., from Mississippi, has also
been dismissed from the academy'bv the
Secretary of the Navy, at the request of
the superintendent of the naval school,
Another General Order from the Bishop
of Montreal.
MONTREAL, November To-day another
pastoral letter from Bishop Bourgot was
read in all the Catholic churches of this
city. II goes into eome explanations re-
garding the saoredness of consecrated
cemetery, and that to preserve its sanctity
the Guib0rd burial lot would De forever
cursed. The bishop concluded by counsel
ing the greatest torbearance on the part of
the people at the approaching burial. On
no account were they to interfere. He
warned them not to attend the funeral.
Discharge el Laborers AT the Boston Navy
Yard.
BosToN, November S-Orders were re-
ceived at the Chailsstown navy yard to-
day from Secretary Robesou TO discharge
all employees in the department of yards
| and docks at work on repairs. This in
cludes nearly the whole force of the depart
ment,
Fall Election Returus,
The complete vote of the State of Massa-
| chusetts gives Rice 83,523, CASTOR 1926
| Baker 1865, Adams l774 Phillips 30l.
Thanksgiving Day in Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, November S,-Governsr
| Hartranft has appointed November 25 as a
| day of Thanksgiving in this State
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer, ,
Washington, November 8, 1875, f:3O P. N.
| For Tuesday, in the South Atlantic and Eastern
Gulf States, higher barometer, northeast to south.
east winds, slightly warmer and generally clear
weather will prevail possibly followed by rain in
In the Western Gulf Ststes, stationary or falling
barometer, southeast to northeast winds, slight
| For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, higher bar
| ometer variable winds mostly from the East and
North, stationary temperature, partly cloudy
weather and possibly occasional rains.
River and Marine News.
soUTHwEsr Pass, November 8, 6 P. M.-BaIome
| ter 80. Wind east-northeast, strong. Weather
| cloAr anu COO.' ArrlVeu-belRau 9teAmsn' FRANK
| fuit, at lo:5o this morning, Won BulOw. master
from Bremen, to +. F. Stockheyer Co.; she has 200
passengers for Galveston; Norwegian bark Saga,
Bel, master forts eight days from Rotterdam; Nor
wegian shin Hercules Nielsen, master, fifty EIGHT
days from KragerOe. ealed-Bark POlymnia. The
| steamer Diego, bark Feetwing and scho0ners John
McAdam and Clara Montgomery are inside bound
out. 7.
PAssA L'OuTRs November 8, Noon.-wind north
ws st. fresh. Weather clear and cool. Arrived
| schooner ]. G. Whipple, eight days from Utilla
steamship Tappahannock at $40 A. NJ PendletOp
master, from Havana and the Florida ports to L K
Roberts. No departures
ytcKssURG, November s.-Passed down-Peytoua
and barges at $50 NJ. Susie Silver at IL A. NJ;
| Ii.
MEMPHIS November 3.-River falling, Weather
clear and pleasant. Arrived - Thompson Dean
| from New Orleans, st. GeBevieve FROM st. Louis
Depart ed-St Genevieve for vicksburg.
CISciSSATI, November 8-Rver seventeen feet
nine inches and rising. Weather clear and cool.
ST. LoUIs. November 3.-No arrivals. Departed
| Future City for New Drleans. River stationary.
Weather cloudy but pleasant.
EvANsvILLs November s.-River three feet nine
| inches and rising slowly. Weather cloudy and
mild
| PiTrsBuRG, November 8.-River five feet nine
| inches and falling Weather clear aud cold
CAIRO, November 8.-Arrived-City of Helena
| from Vicksburg, At A. NJ; Kate Kinney, from ST.
Louis, at noon. Departed-CapitOl City, for vcks
burg, at p NJ. Yseger. for New Orleans, at mid
night; Helena, for st. Louis, at 10 L. NJ; Kate Kin
ney, for New Orleans, at p NJ. River SIX feet and
rising. Weather clear Mercury $50.
LOUISVILLE, November 8.-River rising slowly
with seven feet in the canal. Weather cloudy and
| cool.