New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-13

Stlt!oners, are SlSU.DUU, tne assets SioS, uO.
The New England Carpet Company. and
Gustavus Abbott s. Co, carpets, failed
100000 each.
The Owen County 0utragss,
LoUisvuLE, November l!--Hon. II. H..
Emmons, circuit judge Of tue United States
court, to-day delivered charge to the jury
in the cares of the government against BIZ
Smoot. George Ne llerr, George Hall and
John Oman III resisting I've process IN the
hands OF Acting Sheriff Wills Rnss'l', of
Owen comfy.
The charge is cry lcuE and en6rscea a
review Of ali the oItra.,es committed IN
Oven county in fhs lass several we IS by
tho ku klux. Judge Emlnrus severely
criticizss ana condemns the dUiugs oi the
GesperaG0es and seems tu leave hu avenue
through " lied verdict other than guilty
Can be rendered. He refers III S we're terms
TO tie tHitssutSs that Formerly eNlSttu
in sOns sections, cHdclatnS ihs eOnlnct
OF county attorneys ard N 4gistfatre' and
recommending thar measures be takon TO
be always ready To suppress 'awisssn SO
and conspiracy. which Be CONSIDERS tAe
most disgraeetul 81 ali ines against the
government. la conclusion. lie charges
that it tho jury eball tind Smoo', Onao,
Hal ard Mttert lad a cnunou purpose III
tnyir act. they were guilty Of conspiracy.
and shouli he tuuAG gully.
The tr:gl has h-ea II progress ov-g l47ce
weeks.
Explosion OF Il locomotive,
PRoyIDEyCE, II, l., November IA loco
motive On tue S.uniu gt0u r9ilr0I, exploded
her boiler near the Ut POT. Another locono-
tive lying near WIS badly damaged. II is
believed 40 Fer1oa was fatally injured.
William Fax aud Henry Lewis, el gneere.
were badly il iured j 4mes Thomas, John
Knowles and Arthur johnson less seriously.
The tracks were torn up and obstruct ID. A
new track will be ready by midnight.
Collision the Iirand Truni; Railroad.
PORTLAND, Me, November IA freight
and passenger train Collided on the Grand
Trunk railroad near Leunoxyiie. It is ru-
mOred NJ. W. COnley, master mason OF the
road, was killed. Both engines were
smashed and several cars broken.
Probabilities.
WAR DRpARrMzSr
Office Chief Signal Officer
Washington, November r. 1875, 40 p. d.
For the South Atlantic and Gull Stat 81.
stationary OF falling barometer. southwest
TO southeast winds. warmer and partly
cloudy weather will prevail. with rain IN the
Western Gulf States, followed by norther.
In Tennessee and the Ohio valley, rising
barometer, east to no,t tn winds. colder,
partly cloudy weather ana possibly rain.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS. November T., : p. NJ
Barometer j0;l5 Wind eastsoutheast, light
Weather hazy Arrived--British steamship
Texas, at S:l5P NJ, Lawrence, master, from
Liverpool, to Silas Weeks Il Co, schooner
Royalist, bodder, master, six days from
Lesiba; steamship knickerbOcker, at $3.50 p
NJ, Kemble, master, from New York, to A.
Moulton, She reports being in company
with the steamship George Washington at
eleven o'clock this morning-all right and
wall Sailed Rntlxa A n o-T Dulrn
Plangolit.
VICKsBURG, November l2.-Passed up
j. A. Scudder at twelve O'Clock last night:
Capitol City, at A. NJ Illinois, at | p.
NJ. to-day: The Lee and Katie will leave
at nine O'Clock to night.
MEMPHIS, November I2-River rose two
inches. Weather clear and pleasant.
MISUNDERSTANDING, from Cincinnati; As
sumption, from Louisville; Mary Houston,
from New Orleans; Era No. 9, from St.
Francis River; Ruth, from White River; j 90
Kinney, from ST. Louis. Departed-Ash-
land, tur New Orleans: Assumption, tor
New Orleans; Mary Houston, for Cincin-
matt Era No. 9, for st. Francis River; Joe
Kinney. for Vlcksburg; City Of Augusta,
White River.
CINCINNATI, November l2.-E;ver sixteen
feet aa1 falling. Weather clear and warmer.
PTTsBURG, November II River five feet
and about stationary. Weather clear and
mild.
EVANSVILLE, November l2-River eleven
feet one inch and about stationary. Weather
clear and mild.
LOUISVILLE, November l2.-River about
stationary; scaut eight feet i'll the canal.
Weather clear and pleasant Down--Gov-
ernor Allen and Lizzie Gardner, from Gin
oinnati to New Orleans.
CAIRO, November l2.--Arriv1d-Grand
Lake, from New Orleans, at eleven u'cock
last night. eparted-Grand Lake. Tor st.
Louis, at | A. M. River seven Il ct five
inches and rising. Weather clear Mercury
5So
ST, LOUIS, November - --Arriyed-City
Of Quincy, from New Orleans: Colorado
and Julia, from Vicksburg. No departures
River five feet large reported out TO Cairo.
Weather cloudy and warm.
Cotton.
New YORK, November l2.-The following
is The comparative statement of cotton for |
toe week ending to-day:
Net receipts at all United States ports.. l4s s6a
Same time last year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lG004l
Iotal receipts since september 062 574
Same time last year ...-................ 955 541
Exports for the week S7227
Same time last year .............. Ill 1897 |
Total exports since September l......... 42Oi 66
same time last year, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1872 Ill
Stock at all United States ports ....... SCI 724
Stock same time last year. 3T4 TIT |
Stock at all interior towns. observation-disclosures, 70 BAT