New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-21

CCONrINuED FROM FIRST PACE
which Was sssailed with bricks. The may or
read the riot act and the police USED IN, IT
pistols in getting Devirn to the hotel. NO.
body hurt.
APOLLO. Pa, January Ca fire from an
explosion Of an oil lamp il H. A Randolph
ehoe store destroyed two squares, c"mPfls r.
ing about forty buildings, being nearly haii
Of the town. Loss, $5O.OOO.
The Pork Trade.
CINCINNATI. January 20-The P'1ce cur
rent has revised the returns from large
number OF pork packing POINTS, recelVod
within the last five days, when 90 not Ha'
terialiy change the apparent 1aihng on IN
fha numbers indicated in the report pub-
iished December 30. The interior points
ehoW probable falling off for the entire
seaeon amounting to 5,05O,OOO.
The six leading cities are now 3IO,OOO pc.
hind the same date last year. Cincinnati
weights are about the same as last year;
Chicago about eighteen pounds heavier;
Louisville seven pounds heavier Interior
points of weight-Indiana shows q large
. superior quality. At all points. including
the six cities indicated, possible falling
off in numbers tor the entire season amOunt-
ing to 100000
An Election Fraud.
CHICAGO. January 20.-Sexton, Judge of
the county election, has been convicted of
excluding Republican eiec'or from the
polls.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. January 20-The
United States steamer Marion, which drifted
ashore, is unhurt, and will proceed to Nor
folk.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Ofnce Chief Signal Officer, }
Washington, January 20. 1876 40 P. N.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
clear or fair weather and easterly to south
erly winds, with slight changes of temper
AZURE and pressure east OF the lower Mis-
sissippi, but probably followed in the
Southwest during Friday by colder north
erIy to westerly winds and rising barome.
tor.
For the Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
increasing clOudness and stationary or
rising barometer, and during Friday de-
cidedly colder weather north Of Tennessee.
River and Marine Nows.
SOUTHWEST PASS, January 20, & p M.-Ba-
rometer $3.50. Wind northeast, fresh.
Weather cloudy and cool. Arrived
ter, at 9 A. M, from New York, via Mexi.
can porte, to Withersp0on & Co.; Steamer
Pottsville, Winnett, master. at l:3O A. NJ,
from Philadelphia, to William Creevy;
Swedish bark John FOugt, Carlson, master,
nine days from St. Thomas; Norwegian
bark Medber, Jensen, master, thirteen
days from Martinique; schooner Laurel
AcCallister, seven days from Sabine Pass;
days from Tybee. Steamships Bar
rowsdsle, Knickerbocker, Gillian; ship
Fyleia; banks Hassel, Josephine, N. S.,
Georgina and Onni; brig Esperanza; schoOn-
ers San Juan and Araco.
VICKsBURG, January 20.-Passed down
Smoky City, at 8 P. NJ. Wednesday; Susie
Silver. at 6 p NJ. to-day. Arrived-Peytons,
ut A. NJ; Illinois, at P. NJ; Genevieve,
ON time.
MEMPHIS, January 20.-River fell six
inches. Weather clear and delightful. Ar
rived-Ella, from White river; Parker, from
Cincinnati. Departed-Mitchell, for Gin
cinnati; Chester, for ST. Louis; Louisville,
Thompson Dean and Atlantic, for New Or
cans.
LOUISVILLE, January 2O.-River falling
fast, with ten feet ten inches ia the canal
Weather clear and pleasant Passed down
Golden Rule, from Cincinnati to New Or
leans.
EVANSVILLE, January 20.-River thirty
feet eight inches and rising less rapidly.
Weather clear and mi!der. Down-Gar-
NIT and barges, 8 P. NJ; Mary Houston,
A. M. Both added largely hers. The lat
ter declined thirty head Of stock for want
of room.
CAIRO, January 20.-Arrived- Grand |
Lake No. 2. from NewEOrleans, "A. NJ Scud- |
der, from New Orleans. noon; City of Alton,
from St. Louis at ) P. NJ, Charles B. Church, |
from New Orleans. at seven. Departed
Grand Lake, for St Louis, at 9 A. NJ, Scud-
der, for St. Louis, at PIP. NJ, Church, for
Cincinnati, at eight. River twenty 81 ght
fee five iDches and rising Weather clear
and mild.
CINCINNATI, January 20-River twenty.
six feet six inches and falling. Weather
fair and cool. Departed-Warner and
bargee. for Pittsburg.
PlTTsBURG. January 20.-River twelve
feet and about stationary. Weather clear
md cold.