New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26
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len uoii.i ulilr upon tue CRY NstiOrsl ban'
OF Pcughke+ptie and the First Nenons
Bank Of Pbilade' pbia, was indicted Dy Tn:
grand Jury yss'eIdsy. tried and convicted
to-dsy before Judge ShipmsD. of the Unitet
States District Conrf, n New Haven, ant
his sentence begins II morrow.
Broke JaiI.
KANSAS C1rY, August IS *. G Sprague
4 noted counterfeiter and murderer, under
eentepce Of death, broke the HsrrisOnville
Missouri county jail and eecaped.
iDisnnlory Swipdies in San FRapcisce.
San FKxNcIsco, August 25.-Extensive
swind,ipe on the part Of distillers and reve
hue Ulcers il repOrted. A. Clark, collector
of internal revenue, from Savannah, has
been here some time following up the clue
Not for Matt.
MILWAUKEE, August 25.-Matt Carpen-
Ger Whites that the announcement that ne
would address the National Grrenbsck
Convention at Detroit was unauthorized.
He will not be present on that occasion.
Another Raiiroad Catastrophe. p
CHICAGO, August 25.-The St. Paul OK.
press, due here at 1920, bound n0gth, went
through bridge four miles eouth of here.
The conductor, engineer and fireman were
slightly hurt.
A terrific storm prevailed at Sioux City.
Iowa. lasting from eight o'clock until mid
night. The loss to crops, bridges, etc must
be very great.
NORFOLK, August 25-Put in here-I'he
schocner CIipp.r, with the Levi Lenape
Boat Club. OF Philadelphia, on hoard. They
had reached the Delaware breakwater, and
were forced back by heavy northeast
storm.
La,e.-Put in-Schooner J. H. Stickney.
for New York, and schooner Charles w.
Holt, for Boston, both loaded with coal,
leaking and other damage. A brig. with
the canes. The wreckers have gone to her
Net Charley Ross.
WHITEHALL, August 25-The child ipthe
French family 10 not Charley ROes. The
resemblance from the mouth up is perfect.
Rswfsg Mt saraioga. go.
SARATOGA, August Is in the single scull
race, Twelve started; G. G. Courtney was
the winner. In the pair shell race
three clubs. were represented; the Argo-
nauts won. :.
Seizure Of Breweries.
PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-The govern
ment made q whOlesale seizure of Weiss |
beer breweries. for failure to. make proper |
returns.
Dead.
HANOVER, N. H August 25-Hon.. Dan. |
iel Blaisdell, treasurer OF Dartmouth Col. |
lege and president Of the National Back, is
dead. =
Probabiliiies.:
WeR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal Officer, )
Washington, August Is, ls75. 40 P. II.
For the Gulf States. and Tennessee. east
70 south winds, eight rise in temperature,
slowly falling barometer and clear or partly
cloudy weather, with rain near the coast.
The Ohio and Mississippi rivers will fall
slowly. except at Vicksburg, where the
river will remain stationary. Il
Special River Report.
The Mississippi has fallen six inches at
st. Louis, twenty seven inches at Cairo,
thirty-two inches at Memphis and thirtesn
inches at Helena. II has remained station
xry at Vicksburg and New Orleans
River and marine News.
:. SOUTHWEST Pass, August 25, P. NJ
Barometer $3.50. Wind southeast, light. No /
1t $50 A. NJ. Outside. bound ip--Stesn ship /
New Orleans, ship Mary E. Riggs and bark /
Atlanta. inside bound out-Steamships I
OberOn and St. Louis. ship INLAND and 3
park Elliott Richie. The steamship State :
II Alabama, assisted by the Rio Grande and q
Ocean, went ON the bar at twelve O'clock r
asst night and got to within sixty feet of q
icing over the bar. The dredgeboat Es. '
ayons then came to assist. They ali three '
pulled, but with no effect She is in the '
hannel, and will probably go to sea &C. +
morrow. morning. Twenty.One inches tide | o
o day. The United States steamship Ply Il
mouth, from BraZ0s August 10, via Sabine d
Pass, has arrived at the bar; all we'll. A a
Il amer as anchored outside, name IN q
nOwn. :,
VnKsBURG. August 25.-No boats down
aday. The j. +. 'Tolle passed up at eleven q
vt night. Riyef stationary. Weather b
ear and hot
MEMPHIS, August s5.-The river fell two g
'et seven inches; has fallen in all seven n
ct Weather generally clear; mercury 81
e. ArriveI-Rosa Miller, from Pittsburg. a,
eparted - Greyhound, for Ohio river: e,
llia, for St. Louis; Mary Houston and =,
rand Lake. for New Orleans. r.
CAIRO, August 25-Arrived-SmokyC CITY. cs
ON New Orleans, at ii p. NJ; Blue Lodge. an
ON New Orleans, Ut A. NJ; Capitol CITY, h1
ON st. Louis, at p. M. Departed ~
nOky City, for Louisville, at midnight; Al
apitol City, tor Vicksburg, at 6 p. M. K. l
liver twenty one feet and falling. Weather HI
ear and warm. III
LOUISVILLE. August 25-Weather warm | IN
ID clear. River five feet in the canal. Ar. "a
A. Wood and tow. from New RI
rleans. Departed-W Wood. for Pittsbur9. Of
EVANSVILLE, August 25.-Weatber clear ar
ID warm. River falling elowly. Down m,
larles b. Church at A. M. "a
PIrTsBURG, Auguet 25.-River three feet W;
rec inches and falling. Weather clear no
d warm. r.;
August 25-River thirteen ~
It and falling Weather cls ar and pleas l;s