New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-17
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LOUISVILLE, July l5.-Information va
Deceived at q late hour To- night o! az ex
yensive defalcation in the office OF UEits'
States revenue collector for this district
GeorW N. jackson, deputy collector ant
cashier for Collector Buckner, was discov
his accounts. A warrant was issued 70
night for his arrest. but upon reaching hii
house the deputy marshal was met by q
physicioh, who refused to allow jackson "a
be removed, saying he coul0 not live till
morDiDg. 1t is suspected jackson took
arsenic. He has hitherto been regarded %
scrupulOusly honest and upright.
jackson died at midnight. He had $l2, 300
lite insurance. The inseeance companies
had post mortem examination. the result
of which is not yet stated.
All About That Dead Psiafes.
MONTREAL, July l6.-Father Roussellot,
cure of the parish church in this city, has
written long letter to Mr.. Doutre, counsel
in the GuibOrd case. in which he sets the
latter at defiance as to the execution of the
hate judgment of the privy council in that
matter. The gist of the letter is as follows:
This day do not recognize more than
interfere in questions which belong only to
the ecclesiastical domain, and, nOtwith-
standing my deep IT spect for our gracious
sovereign and my perfect submission to her
authority in everything that belongs to
civil matters, l am and will always be
obliged to refuse sepulture to j. GuibOrd in
consecrated ground as long as my bishop
fOrbids me to grant it."
Baltimore Inundated. :.
BALTIMORE, July 16.-Chatwofck's and
Strocker's runs flooded the western portion
of the CITY. A number of wholesale houses
in the central portion of the city had their
cellars filed.
First Bale Of New Cotton.
GALVESTON, July 1.-THE first bale of
new cotton was received to-day by Dibrell
h Hodges. 1t was shipped from Browne
vile, Texas, July 10, by Robert Dalzell
Classes good middling. and weighs 1873
pounds.
Hebrew Council.
BUFFALO, July l6-The Hebrew Council,
after electing q board of governors, ad-
journed to Washington, in July next. Sew
eral Thousand dollars additional subscrip-
tions to the college were received last night.
The Goal Supply.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July I6.-The coal
operators met and resolved to offer ship
owners in the Liverpool and New Orleans
trade and certain railroads extra induce
ments to use Alabama coal in cOaling at
Pensacola. A committee was appointed to
correspond with them on the subject.
The Last Day at NIonmeuth Parh.
LONG BRANCH, July 16.-Tomorrow will |
Ia the last day OF the race meeting at Mon. |
mouth Park. Five races on the programme.
In addition to the regular races, Frank |
Durand has challenged Dion BOuccicault. !
Jr, to ride a match race for 500.
Tho Health n Key West.
KEY West, July ls-The yellow fever is
AbxtinR. No new cases have been reported |
for several days. We hope soon to be- able
to report all we'll.
Probabilities.
oace Chief sigma omceT.
Warrington, July l6, 1875, 4:3O P. N.Y. |
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
raising or stationary barometer, westerly
Or sOutherly winds, and continued warm,
clear or partly cloudy weather will prevail.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July IT, 6 P. MIA.
ometer 1866. Wind west, light. Arrived
Steamer l. G. Harris, at 7:2O A. M from
3razos. to c. A. Whitney & Co. No de.
,artures. 81
PAss-A.LOurRE, July l6, 6P. M.-Wind
Outhwest, fresh. Weather clear. Arrived
schooner Constance, Morgan, master, five
lays from Ruatan, with fruit. The steam |
hip ChiliaD, Captain Premner, from Liver
'OOl via Mexican posts, arrived off the bar
asst night for coal; was coaled out of w. G. |
;oyle & Co.'s barge Chickasaw to day, and
sils this evening for Baltimore. Sailed
hip SciOtO, schOOners John Bird and j. S.
bragdOn.
VlCKsBURG, July l6.-No boats mp TO- day. {
Belle, at 9 p. NJ. Weather
arm and clear. River rose four inches. 9
MEMPHIS, July l6-TO-day was the hot. :
est OF the season, the mercury marking 99o
he river rose eight inches. Weather clear '
nd hot. Arrived-Quickstsp, from White
ver; Grand Tower, from St. Louis. De. I
arted-1llinois, for Vicksburg; Capitol Q
ity and Grand Lake No. ,, for 81. Louis.
CINCINNATI, July l6.-River thirty.six
'et three inches and rising. Weather fair n
I'D hot. Arrived-ThOmas Sherlock, from +
ew Orleans.
PITrsBURG, July l6-River tour feet nine
ohes and rising slowly. Weather clear.
LOUIsvIILE, July l6.-River about sta. ~
Dnary, with thirteen feet in the canal. A Il
,ry heavy lfain and thunder storm oc. !!
lrred this morning; now clear and very "
ltry.
EVANSVILLE, July l6 River twenty.four y
d, and rising. Weather clear and hot. ~ ~
CAIRO, July l6.-Arrived- Gene. o .
ave, from d. Louis, at ii A. NJ. De, E,
rted-Bee, for New Orleans, at midnight; l.,
. Genevieve. for vicksburg, at P. NJ. a.
yer thirty-eeven feet seven inches and ~
ing. Weather clear. Mercury $40. =.
ST. Louis, July Observation-Disclosures ~ ~
~ ana barges, from New Orleans. No -,
partores River stationary. Weather s su
ar and hot. 81