New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
Whisky Frauds in san Francisco,

| SAS FRANCISCO, September j-Dis
| closures made by revenue officers jndicate
extensive whisky frauds, which have been
| participated in by dealers dstillers and
| revenue officers.
sale OF the Assaying and Refining Mills
he sale OF the San Francisco assayipg
| ana rehnng works, and also the acid
| Nocks, under the same management, was
to-day consummated. These works have
been largely under the control of the Bank
OF California. for suhle time. and have been
| supI lying the mint with fine bullion for
several years. Flood X OBrien are the
| purchasers.
The Prospects of Resumption,
The National Gold Bank and Trust Com
pahy mad Si5u,ouO coin transferred t,.day
| through the Office Of the sub.treasurer.
| Considerable amounts are reported to
| have arrived or are close at hand from New
York to the Bank Of California and Hiber
| MIA Bank.
There is marked improvement in mining
STOCKS to-day, both in the volume OF bust
ness AMI prices realized. There is only one
BOARD IN session, but the increased business
OF the California board will hurry up the
opening OF the other boards, which now ex-
pect To resume in two weeks.
ct. Louis Wants a Mint.
ST. LOUIS, Sept mber l5.-Dr. Linder.
mints, ls here. He was met by commit
zee, who presented the advantages of the
location for new mint here.
Pleaded Guilty.
tineIman Il Co., Of Kansas CITY, and
Jonn Shehan OF st. Joseph, pleaded guilty.
to crooked whisky charges throwing them.
selves on the mercy of the government
Jealousy and Crime.
Clarence A. Wood, colored, shot his wife
and himself; cause jealousy. He left a
letter wishing his father, who lives in
Macon' georgia, informed OF his death
Army of the Gamble land.
UTICA, n. Y. September l5.-The reunion
OF the Army of the Cumberland hold their
meetings at the Opera House. Generals
Grant and Sherman are present. General
Grant goes hence to st. Louis. The Presi-
dent SIMPLY bowed to calls for a speech,
General Hooker presides.
Lost on Lake Michigan.
CHICAGO, September l5-The schooner
Pamlico, from Queenstown Ire and. for Chi
cago, is supposed to be lost on Lake Michi-
gan.
Episcopal Diocesan Convention.
In the Episcopal Diocesan Convention to.
day the committee appointed to take ac-
tlon on the letter OF DR.. DeKoven, explain
ing his position and declining the nomiua.
tlon OF the convention, brought in series
OF resolutions recording their solemn disap-
proval OF any constitution or canon or any
construction of a constitution or canon
that puts it in the power of standing
committees composed of clergymen and
iaymen to sit in Judgment upon it's doc
trinal views or upon the life and manners of
bishop elect, deeming such constitution
ana canon inconsistent with the laws
OF the church catholic and in con.
tradicton OF that principle of the \
common law that man can only be |
judged by bis peers; also declaring un-
changed confidence in the faith, unshaken
loyalty to the church, and eminent fitness
for the Episcopate Of the Rev. James De. |
hoven, ID. d.; warden, of Racine College,
who was at the special convention in Feb,
ruary last elected to the vacant episcopate |
OF this diocese.
Rescued.
The bark Naiad has arrived here, having |
picked up both William Crosthwaite and |
the second engineer of the Mendoza The |
steward, who WIS on the same piece of |
wreck with the engineer for o long time.
hnaliy became crazy and died. The first |
Waterman, too, was washed away while |
the engineer was asleep. The total number |
now known to be saved is nine.
The Indian Council.
RED CLOUD AGENCY, September I4.-The |
place Tor the council has been finally fixed |
six miles from this point. The Indians are |
coming in large numbers; they are becoming |
at the delay. There will be about |
70, ooo Indians at the council. Their camps |
extend about forty miles along White Earth |
river bluffs. This vicinity is covered with |
their ponies, each head of family owning |
an average of fifty ponies; these are in ex-
celIent condition. The Indians themselves |
are wen clothed. - -
.3s GeisG 70 Wsrk. rn
FALL RIVER, Axss., September l5.-The
weavers held = full meeting tonight and /