New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-14
WHOLE NUMBER 2544.

| the charges are sustained, ne will he rriet:
before a court of seven bishops. Within z.
ham refused to act upon the presentmen1 !
OF the standing committees. and charges
Two cleTgymen with reciting prayers for tn q
dead, involving the doctrine of purgatOry .
Mobbing the Orangemen In .sIassachus
sets.
LAWRENCE. Mass, July IA mob a..
tackled the Orangemen returning from a pie.
mic. dozen Orangemen with LADIES' and
children disembarked at the steamers land.
ing. Several hundred Irish followed, shout.
ing and leering, an,i finally throwing stones.
A lady was struck three times and badly
hurt. All were more or less injured during
4 half mile walk to the stationhOuse toe
refuge. Four men wore regalia. one Of
whom was severely hurt and had his sash
torn Oft.
The mayor. with squad Of police, az.
tempted TO escort the refugees home.
Showers of stones and bricks were hurled
at the party as soon as they Appealed.
with the exception Of the mayor, every one
was hurt--some seriously. The mob then
rade furious assault. on nearly all the
orangemen. and the police commenced
hring on the Irish, who cried, xiii tho
id Orangenen." The mob scattered be.
fore the'revolvers. None were killed ou:.
right but two men, one woman and "A ooc
OF twelve were wounded. The riot iaste2
two hours. and extended over a mile o! :ha
most thickly settled portion of the city.
Streams Swollen by the Rains.
CINCINNATI. July l3--The streans q:
this section are much swollen from recen:
rains. Gordon 4 McC!ure's floating els::
vat0r was struck by floating tree and
sum-: immediately. with four bargeA o! Goa:
t3ooo0 bushels). number Of other barges
were torn from their moOIirgs. Loss s-:..
mated at e9O.00O.
sudden Risc In the Ohio.
\: Huntington. Wes. Virginia. the Ohio
river has risen fifteen teet since las:
evening.
4 Clergyman Acquitted.
PH,AaDELPH1A. July 1.-THE counci: o:
Baptist clergymen to investigate the
charges against Rev. Mr.. Bait. Of the
Twelfth BAPTIST Church. returned verdict
OF not guilty.
A Hebrew College.
BUFFALO, July i3-The second annua!
session of the American Hebrew congrega.
tion convened in this city to-day TO establish
a Hebrew college here. There was large
attendance Of delegates from all parts oi
the United States. Joseph Cohen. of Pitte.
burg. was elected president: Henry Broc:.
of Buffalo. vice president: Lippman Levy.
OF Cincinnati. secretary. and 5. j. LUwen.
stein, Of Evansville. Indiana. assistant sec.
retary. The annual reports OF the president.
secretary and treasurer were received and
approved.
st. Louis Bids for the National Demo.
cratic Convention.
81. .ouls. July bat a meeting nf :h~
Democratic State Executive Committee t!Y.
following was adopted:
Hes"lsed. That in our opinion the choice
OF ST. Louis as the place TOR holding the
next national Democratic convention
would be an act OF Justice to the Democ.
racy OF the West; that in the magniicen:
rew Mere hants' Exchange, which can com
fortahiv seat $4,000 persons. we have u
hal! amply sufficient for the convenience
of members and spectators: that ws
urge upon the member Of the national com.
mittee Tor this State that he use his best en-.
deavors to secnre the selection Of Sc louis,
and we authorize, in behalf of the DemcC.
racy Of our State, TO give the assurances
that they will pay the expenses of the con.
vsntioh; and on behalf of our citizens that
the members will De accommodated with
as much comfort and as little expense al
they would be anywhere else, while Ous
citizens would vie with each other in ten.
dering generous. hospitalities. Signed W
all the members OF ths executive commit.
tee.
bNSe oS0Us
Ekw YORK, July l,-S. iouis Browns.
.: Mufuals. Z. Played thirteen innings.
PRov.bENcE. July I3.-c,.'cagols. Rhots
!>'and'.
LITTLE Rock. July l3.-Wiilie Rrehnsa
anu Charles Holley went boating with tW1
young ladies. All drowned but llollsyo
Probabnities.
War pr,.rrssy.
Ofhcs Chief signal Officer,
Washington, July u. IS.s. $50 r. u.
Durin. Wednesday in the South Atlantic
and Cult States, Tennessee and thu. Oh:u
valley. rising or stationary barometer.
southwest to southeast winds. continued
warm. clear or partly cloudy weather a,s
probable.
River and Murine News.
PAss-a LOurRE. July rs. =" J.. M.-Wind
south southwest, light. Weather clear. Nh
arrivals. Saiied-Bark Jose,iua and bsi:
Alice.
SOUTHWEST Pass. July -. =. MIA.
800. Wind Auutbscuth west, lishs.
No arrivals Sailed-SteamerT +. W. Maddox.
N!cKsEURG. July !3.--Passed up-Shan.
No. =, at A: NJ Capitol City, at . l.. NJ.
10 day. Down--GovernOr Allen. at :, r. NJ.
Weather warm and clear. The river so.e
three inches.
MENvHIs. July l:-Kiver rose nins
inches. now seven and a half Tee, beiow
high water mark this season. Wsathe.
warm and .howery. Arrivci-Ci'v "
Nicksburg. Departed-Eiia Hu.c. Tor Madi.
BOD: Turner. Tor CINCINNATI; Aid. :"r Mound
City.
CiNCisSAr!, Juiy H--River s;ghteen feet
five inches and ,isin. fast. Weather c.o,.1y
and hoc.
PIrTsBUE:. Jnly i::-Rivee three f.t
five inches and rising slowly. Weather
cloudy and rainy.
EVANSVILLE. July J.: Rain s!l after.
noon. River risen forty .wo inches.
ST. LoUIs. July i:-Arriv.:- It
shreveport. from New Dl!eans Departed
Julia tor Vicksburs; Bee ani b.rse.. t"r
New Orleans. River rising slowly. Weather.
cloudy and showery
LOUISVILLE, July i3--River rising slowly,
with nine feet in the canal. Weather .ul.
,sy. with prospects Of rain.
MARK E.TS.