New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-01

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oisy have organised Board OF Trade, which
met for the tiret time to-day, at their rooms
csrner OF Union and Front streets. The
following are the officers: Presidtnt John
X. Speed, of D. A. Clark ~ Co; secretary,
uFeE, F. Lewis Warner, Of +. l.. Warner
4 Co.
shesriss ARRAY.
A shooting affray occurred at Hammers
grocery on Pigeon Roost road, near this
city, t6is morning, between F. j. Wesson,
adeputy sheriff Of De Soto county, Missis-
sippi, and . man named Paine, in which
Weseou was shot in the face and chest with
. load of bird shot, and seriously wounded
He had fred twice at Paine with pistol,
when the latter shot him.
En- Route to the Cult.
The steam yacht Ariadne, from Erie,
Pennsylvania, for the Gulf, passed down to-
day, having left Erie October A, and Chi
cag0 October 80.
Fire at Oberlia.
OBERLN, O., November 30.-Two gro
ceries and one book store burned. L0es
$4,000.
Activity In the Navy Yard.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., November 3O.-Ac-
tivity in the navy yard is increasing. An
extra force will be taken on tomorrow in
the construction and engineer departments.
The steamer Marion is about rendy LOT sea.
Sentence Commuted.
OrrAwA, Can, November 30.-The death
sentence of DIR. Davis and wife, abortionists,
life. This was rendered necessary by the
aid they gave, by their confession, resulting
in the conviction Of Miss Gilmore's seducer.
Railway Station Burned.
BRLLEvILLE, Canada, November 30.-The
engine house and Grand Trunk railway sta
tion burned, with ten engines. Loss $780,
O00
Burned to Death.
ELMIRA, N. Y, November 30.-This morn
ing at two o'clock dwelling house burned
at Pony Hollow, about sixteen miles north
east Of Elmira. The man occupying it,
named Albert Wood, was obliged to jump
from the second story, and called to his wife
to throw the children out to him, but before
she could do 80 che and three children, two
Of her own under two years of age, and 8
neice about nine years of age, were burned
to death, the floor failing in.
Fire in the Lowell Mills,
LOWELL, Mass, November 30-A fire oc-
cured in the pickery building of the Ire
mont and Suffolk corporation. Loss on the
building and cotton stored $4,000, fully in
sured. The fire caught from the friction of
the machinery.
Going to Charleston ON a Visit.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., November 30-Bat-
teries B, F and l., Fifth Artillery, with the
for New York, en- route for Charleston.
A Mining Accident.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, November 30.-Last
night at Buckville colliery, in Tuscarora,
an accident occurred by the breaking of
chain attached to Q hoisting wagon. The
wagon came down with great force, in
stantly killing Hugh Sharp and Patrick
McIn tyre. Four other miners were badly
wounded.
at Natick.
NATicK, Mass, November 3o.-The re-
mains Of the late Vice President lay in state
in the town hall to-day, and notwithstand-
ing the intense cold a large number of per-
sOns visited that place to take q last look
at th cir honored townsman. The funeral
services take place tomorrow.
Probabilities.
War DxPARfnKNr,)
ONCE Chief Signal Oflcer
Washington, November 80, ls75. 4:3O p N.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States,
partly cloudy, weather viii prevail, except rain
areas in Florida
Ohio valley, falling barome er, south to sast
winds, warmer and generally clear weather.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, November 30, P. M,-Barom:
s sss, ss sSs III. ins
morning, to g. A. Whitney Coz American bark
M9,ss ssys T
master, forty three days from Bordeaux; British
steamer DhSolia, stephens master. from London,
and schooner Lily Of the Valley are inside, bound
tine Gem ale st anchor outside outward bound
The steamship Dhoolia arrived at the bar Monday,
grounded, and 81 high tide was acEed out 10 sea
again by the towboats and anchored.
east, fresh. weather cloudy aud hazy Arrived
American bark Minnie NJ. Watts, Waite, IL aster
afty.three days nom Liverpool via Key West. No
VIoxssuRs, November ao.-Down-Cherokee, st
"a. H.; Matches, att P. N. Up-Glencoe At A. NJ;
nnnrHn, Novsmber so-The river ross sixteen
etevens, fron Of Louis; Come and See Nc and tow,
Aom Ohio river Dsp.rted-Blls and st. Francis
Ninois for viehsburE Csptci CITY, for St. Ieuis.
CucMaArI, .ovSmber 3o;-Rtver twenty nine feet
ess1 sshs aas .ss ss'd Ten
inehes and fAilins. Weather clear and cold.
ELEVEN sss sevs0 inchss in III. cana, ,Wsns Wsathss;
cold this moa ninG mcderating tonisht.
zy.Mvn1s, u nsvs@Ssr vss..s @Vhiysr tysntysi!
CArRo, November ao-Arzived = Garrett and
ssos vsHssars. = 4. Dsp..t.as q aSsss, Isss,
81 Nsv 0rlss.s sish. iast evening; st asnevieve..
81 s:s ineSss and rising ws.sSs1 cis:1; ii nss' s
9. Leun. November so-Ne auivals. Departed
lsls q. Lons for vicksburg. There is little ice
aos:s9 psst sAs re- city: snt m NJ not snougn e i%sscs
:s.s E ~ v ssasys ssss saa 1Ss. s:a sR 1sS
indicAtinnD of sDow or rain.
MARKETS.