New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21

PHILADELPHIA, November -. - The
woodeh bridge over the Schuylklil at Mar
ket street burned, owing TO Il defect in
tEe gas pipe.
Death OF n Newspaper Wan.
TROY, November 20-William Merriman
a Newspaper man and UtrdM war CORE
spondent, is dead.
Out of Employment.
MIDDLErowS, N. ~, November 90
by the suspension of work in ranneries
caused by the depression in the leather
trade.
Murder md suicide.
ERIE. Pa, November 2O.-Jacob Wolmey
ons. aged sixty, killed his eldest daughter
and then himself to-day.
Judgment aSainst Treasury Agent.
LOUISVILLE, November 20-In the case
of the United States We. o. H. Burbridge,
special supervising agent OF the treasury,
with headquarters at New Orleans, pend
ing since April, 1868, for Si7 900, alleged
deficiency, verdict was rendered against
Burbridge for $4,000.
Postponed.
SAN Francisco, November 20.-Che great
race has been postponed to the twenty
fifth.
Yellow Fever of Galveston.
GALVESTON, November 2G.-The British
brig Mystic Tie, Captain Perm, from Glen
fuegos, Cuba, November lG, arrived off the
bar yesterday, in ballast. The captain re-
ports to DR.. Blunt health officer, that his
entire crew, including himself, nine in all,
have had the yellow fever. Three died in
Cuba, one died this morning, two are
still sick, but convaiescent, and three, in
GLIDING the captain, have recovered and
are on duty.
The vessel anchored mile outside of the
5tatipD DR. Rlunt has
placed on board of her Mr. Justus Davidson
a5 nurse and watchman, TO prevent all CON-
munication with her until she can be tho
roughly fumigated and disintected No
danger of the spread OF the disease is ap.
pretended on account of the lateness of the
season and cold northers which are prevail
Ing on the Texas coast.
Sent to Cincinnati,
MEMPHIS, November 20.-J, NJ, Tighe,
who was recently released on haSeas corpus,
was rearrested last evening on & reuuisition
from the Governor of Ohio, and taken to
Cincinnati TO answer the charge OF obtain
ing goods under false pretenses.
SawmiIi Burned.
DETROIT, Mich, November 20.-The large
sawnill of Reynolds & Emlaw. at Grand
Haven, burned last evening. Loss about
$4,000
Express Wagon Robbed.
CHICAGO, November .0-While a driver
of the United States Express Company was
delivering package, the wagon was driven
off and robbed of $4,000 worth OF goods.
No arrests have been made.
Factory Burned.
CISCISNATI, November 20.-Tne factory
of Hsgshman, Mckenzie s. Co, at Union
City. burned yesterday. Loss $50 900.
Death on n Powder keg.
PoT7syILLE, Pa, November 20.-Several
miners we're sitting, on box containing
keg OF powder, which exploded. Three are
dead and another is dying,
Avery Building Burned.
Tacoma, N. H, November 20. The
Avery building, which was fred year and
half ago and again last Sunday, was
burned to the ground to day.
Burned at Sen.
BosToN, November 20,-The ship Fa-
vorita, wbioh arrived here t:-day from
Manila, reports, October l., latitude 17o s.
south, Ion gitude IL 10 west, saw large
vessel on fire; ran down to her, but she
sank in about five minutes after we
reached her; cruised around the spot for
two hours. but could not discover any trace
of the crew, nor learn anything to establish
the vessels identity.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT }
Office Chief Signal officer
Washington, November 20, 1875, i:30 P. N.
For the South Atlantic States, higher
barometer, east to south winds, partly
cloudy weather and occasional rains will
prevail, followed by colder northwestsrly
winds.
In the Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, partly cloudy weather, and Oc-
casiOnal rains, followed by rapidly rising
barometer, brisk northerly winds, decidedly
colder, and partly cloudy weather, and in 1
the Western Gulf a norther.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS, November 20, 6 p. NJ
Barometer 1890. Wind south, light. Weather
thick and foggy. Arrived-Steamer New |
Orleans, at II NJ, Dearborn, master, from |
New York, to A. Moulton; Spanish ship |
from MontevideO; steamship New York, at |
P. NJ, Quick, master, from New York, to
G. A. Whitney & Co; Norwegian bark |
Prudhse, PenderseD, master, forty
days from Havre, in ballast, to master; |
American schooner Excelsior, Avet, master,
fruit. She reports speaking the schooner |
Lizzie, OF Mobile, at Banacca, on the twelfth,
which would sail for Mobile on the six
teenth. Sailed-Steamer Relief.
VICKsBURG, November r20.-Down-Kstie, |
Lee and Ouachita Belle at ten lsAt night; |
Andy johnson and barges, at 8 A. M,
at II A. NJ Julia, at P. N. The United |
States arrived at p. M. The river has
risen one foot
MEMPHIS, November 2O.-The river rose
eix inches. Departed--Ruth and Augusta, |
for White river; Grand Tower, for St. |
Louie; Vint Shinkle, for Cincinnati; Big |
Foot, for New Orleans-the latter last /
night.
CNoMNATI, November 2O.-River four.
teen feet one inch. Departed-Mary H0us-
ton, for New Orleans. Weather cloudy and
warm.
EVANSVILLE, November 2O.-River falling.
Weather cloudy and mild.
CAIRO, November 20.-Arived-Rober
Mitchell, from New Orleans, at 10 A. M;
Atlanta, from New Orleans, at A P. M.
Departed-Hope, for New Orleans, at eight
o'clock last night; Susie Silver, for New
Orleans, at IA. NJ; Mitchell, for Cincinnati,
at ii A. NJ. River fourteen feet four inchee
and falling. Weather cloudy and mild.
PIrTHBURo, November 20-Riyer five feet
Iour inches and falling. Weather cloudy
md mild.
81. LOUIS, November 2O.-Dspsrted-
and Cherokee for New Or.
eans, Capitol City for vicksburQ, Polar
ltAr for lower Mississippi River falling
lcwly, with five feet SIX inches to Cairo.
Weather cloudy and warm.
- MARKETS. Ii
II Uonest1e Markets. Ia
- ZQoxy Novsmber 20, Evening"
- e1D3 q 1l4A 0ll4x. GovsrAmsnts