New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Statue of stonewnli jackson.


BALTIMORE, September lO-The steam
ship Nova Scotian, which arrived at this
port yesterday from Liverpool, brought
Foley's bronzed statue of General Thomas
jackson, the famous Confederate leader.
presented o the State Of Virginia by Hon,
Beresford Hopem and other English gentle.
men. The statue cost $4,000, and will be
erected in Capitol square at Richmond. Vir-
gina, near the equestrian statue of Wash
ington.
COunterfeiters in Arrest!
CINCINNATI, September 1O.-A special dis
patch from Decatur, Alabama, reports that
several persons were brought there, charged
with dealing in counterfeit money. The
cOunterieits were on the Trade, Paxton and
Canton, Illinois, Banks, in tifties and TWEEN
ties, legal tender notes, and fifty cents.
Fatal Cattle Disease.
RHINEBEcK. N. Y, September IO.-A
fatal disease prevails among several owes
OF cattle near the Ancram lead mines,
Nearly all the cattle attacked have died.
It is thought the disease was introduced by
Western cattle.
Schooner In a Gale.
OCEAN GROVE, N. D., September l0.-Tbe
schooner Fursbs, from Norfolk, wac struck
by gale Oft Devil Beach and lost both
masts. She is now "A p. M. J drifting down
the beach. Captain White went TO, her
assistance and brought off one passenger.
The crew refused 10 leave the wreck, The
sea is very heavy, and probably all will be
lost.
A Fall River Mill at Work.
FALL RIVER, Mass. September 1O-The,
k'ng Philip mill, running to-day, expert
enced no trouble in securing non Union
help: lhe mass of the operatives are evil
IDENTIFY anxious to return to work at reduced
rates, but are controlled by Union men.
There is considerable suffering among the
strikers, and affairs are rapidly approaching
q climax. The manufacturers are infexible.
but would open the mills if the operatives
would insist on no prOviso.
The organ Of the operatives says: In our
Judgment the Fall river operatives would
make their point if they would return to,
work, leaving the wages question in the
hands of q committee; and then induce the
40 600 operatives of Rhode Island to take
months vacation. Following close after
the shutting down of the mills in this city.
such movement could hardly fail TO mt
up the price OF cloth; with cloth advanced
to rates that would pay good profits, there
can be little doubt that if the help then
asked for a restoration Of the ten per cent
they would not be allowed to come out on
q strike.
The White Liners Offer Their Services TO
Governor Ames.
JACKSON, Mics, September lO.-One
hundred men of this city reported to the
Governor this morning that they would
Dheerfully go to any part Of the State to
preserve the peace and protect the right
whenever called upon; that they did MOI
know that there was any insurrection in
or any other county until they saw
his dispatches to Washington, but that thew
we're nevertheless ready to respond 1t is
understood that 100 men of Lowndes
county have also reported by letter to the
Governor to the same effect.
Complication Settled for Customhouse.
MEMPHIS. September 1O-By the grant
ng of right Of way TO the Memphis and
Charleston railroad to the river, the city
las removed all difficulties In the way Of
yetting an unincumbered title to the bluff
'or the erection of a customhouse, for which
IN appropriation was made by Congress.
Accidents During the Storm.
CHICAGO, September lO.-Accounts of
accidents, caused by the terrific thunder
md rain storms in the Northwest, during
he past forty'eight hours, are numerous.
several accidents occurred on Lake Miehi.
,an-three yachts, and schooner loaded
With lumber, were sunk aud large num-
'er of smaller craft were capsized. The
ark Tanner foundered while attempting to
heof lno porb VI Muwdukee, ner captain
vas drowned.
Texas EXcursionists.
EKIE. September l0-The Texas editorial
arrived in this city last even
ng at twenty minutes to twelve O'Clock
rom Pittsburg. They will spend the day
ere, and an excursion will be rendered
hem.
Joe Crews Still Lives.
AUGUSTA, Ca, September 1O.-Joe Crews,
rho was reported killed near Laurens
Courthouse, South Carolina, is not dead.
Lis wounds are painful, but not dangerous.
Probabilities.
Wan DsPAkrnnsr,> ,
aHt Office Chief Signal Oticer.
Washington, September TO- ISIS, 40 p. NJ
For the South Atlintlc, and Gulf States.
'ennessee and the Ohio valley, sreas of rain
nd cooler weather, with northerly and
a,terlv vinds. and rising barometer, fol-
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