New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-14
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q majority. Two Democrats ana Ono Ne.
publican are elected to Congress.

Q majority. Two Democrats ana Une Ne.
publican are elected to Congress.
Fsrty per Cent.
PHILADELPHIA, March l3.-The National
Fire Insurance Company proposes . settle
ment on the basis of forty per cent.
Dead.
N. B. Brown, for many years president
Of the Fidelity and Safety Trust Company,
No Advance in Wages.
The cotton and wooden manufacturers re-
solved upon NO advance in the present rate
Of wages.
Sore Amicti0n in Illinois.
STERLING, H., March l3.-Miller's distil
lery burned. Loss 100000.
A Missing Fishing Vessel.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, March 13.-The fish.
ing schooner Sarah H. Cressy, has been
Absent eleven weeks and ia given up as lost.
She had q crew of twelve men. This makes
the fourth vessel from this porS loss IN the
past two months, and an aggregate OF forty-
three men.
Nature and Art In Montgomery.
MONTGOMERY, March l3.-The negroes
have sworn out a new warrant for Cal
Wagner and his ticket agent. The former
was discharged and the latter bound over
to appear at the next term of the court in
q bond of $500. This case caused several
theatrical companies to cancel engagements
for this city.
BosToN, March l3-James Fl. Costley,
convicted of the murder of Julia A. Hawkes.,
has been sentenced to be hanged.
One for jaeger.
CHARLESTON, March 13-The standing
committee of the diocese of South Carolina
-xnL 90 Van rQfY hnf
fused DeKoven's.
TIE Cotton Trouble Adjusted.
The difficulty in the cotton market was
adjusted to-day. Factors are to sell at
delivery weight, buyers taking cotton i'm
mediately from sworn weighers and re-
weighing it with the beam scale, all differ.
epces to be referred to third weigher,
whose decision is final.
Brigham Young.
SALT LAKE, March 12-Brigham Young
returned from the penitentiary, escorted by
his friends.
stopping Work.
READING, March ia general suspen-
sion of the wool hat factories, on account Of
large stock and'dull trade, is announced.
a New Orleans Feud Transferred to st.
Louis.
ST. LOUIS, March l3.-Frsncisco Palermo,
M 1luIlhu lcmOu pcuulcIs WuAo WdlAIuR
along Broadway this morning, was fired on
by two men behind fence on the opposite
side of the street. He turned and ran, when
two bullets, coming from q lumber yard on
the sane side of the street, struck him, and
he dropped dead. 1t appears Palermo came
here from New Orleans about . year
ago; that while in that city he lived
with an uncle, who was murdered and that
five Italian acquaintance were suspected of
tho muralar Rnf il RacQPfQIna6
definitely who committed the deed. About
three months ago these five acquaintances
came to st. Louis, and since threatened, it
is alleged. to kill Palermo. Three of these
men, giving their names as Joseph Cam |
pagnia, Joseph CambessiO and Anton Cam.
pagnia, have been arrested, and the other |
two are known to the police. Palermo was |
. peaceable. industrious young man, and |
was to be married next month.
WAR DEPARTMENT |
Office Chief Signal Officer
Washington, March IL, 1875. 4:35 P. M. |
For the Gulf States, falling barometer, south |
followed BY occasional rain and falling tempera.
ture west Of the Mississipp.
The rivers will rise at Pittsburg. Louisville st.
Louis, Memphis, vicksburg and New Orleans.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, March 10, 6P M-Barometer 30 /
Wind sOuth-southwest, light Thick fog. Arrived |
Ship Reynard, ClsssoH master, fifty seven DAYS
from Hayre via Key West, in ballast, to master for
VICKsBuRs, March i3.-Passed up Frank Par
goud at n. N. No boats down to-day. weather
warm and cloudy. River rose eight inches.
ST. LOUIS. March la-Arrived-City Of vicksburg,
from Sheep Island. Departed-leleIn. for Vicks- |
burg. River rising fast; there has been a swell
since Thursday OF three feet. Weather clear and
warm.
MEHPHIs, March Observation-Disclosures for |
New Orleans John Means and barges, for New Or
leans; James D. Parker. for Cincinnati; Quickstep,
for White river; Fort Gibson. for Arkansas river;
Grand Tower. for st. Louis. River four feet below
high water mark and about stationary.
CINCINNATI, March 49, River thirry-two feet |
seven inches and falling. Weather fair and warm. |
Departed LOngworth, for New Orleans.
PITTsBURG, March 13.-River ten feet nine inches
and rising. Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, March 1a-River falling; eleven
feet four inches the falls. Weather mild and
pleasant. Arrived-MaIy Houston, from New Or
leans.
CAIRO March l3-Arrived-Bee, from st. !
Louis, at P. Cspitol. City, nom st. Louis, At |
ten O'Clock; Belle Of Shreveport, from St. Louis, |
at ] p N. to day; Julia, from Vicksburg at two
O'Clock. Departed-Juia, for st. Louis, ut p. NJ |
River forty feet eight inches; risen one INCL |
Weather clear. warm and pleasant. Il