New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-04

miles from yOee, at a. NJ Crc -.
blowing heavy northeast. Inc snip n as'
bilged, and the tugs who went to ner a.
sistance were unable to get her on. I'll
effort will be made tomorrow 10 s"'0 "a
that is possible.
Tho Purchased sutlersnip'
9, 1o,1,s March 3.-The Repub-
Hou,, learn. from q gentleman JUST
from Fort Sill that the oeselopnen.s
of Yesterday will create no SURPRISE vuI
there. because everybody 81 the pusO nss
for q long time been cos rann,reS ~ send
Iaavv monthly contributions East, and they
were uryed in order to enforce monthly col
lections from their patrons the necessity 1or
making those remttancee, explaining they
were required to pay for the privileges they
enjoyed. - r.mr
Supply, make no secret OF the TACT tnst tney
hold their franchise as thing purchased,
and at large rates.
Bosfou Speaks for Resumption.
RosroN March 3-The Board Of Trade
,nan;monslv adopted resolutions urging
(!onorese not to repeal the law of 1873, and
NJ. scribing q measure by which resump-
ton in 1879 may be made operative.
Killed i'm the House of bis Friends.
The Senate by q vote of 10 to IL refused
third reading TO thu bill, giving women the
rights to vote at municipal elections or to
hold municipal offices.
Railroad Stock Liable to Taxation.
BALTIMORE, March 3.-The Court OF
Appeals decided the capital stock OF the
Northern Central Railroad Company is
liable to assessment and taxation. This
brings under taxation millions heretofore
exempt.
Another ClaimaDt for tho Honor.
Cap+ain Robinson, who served at Fort
Sill Six wears, and was tried by military
cnurt and cashiered, because he threatened
oexpose Belknap, claims to have been the
prime mover in the Belknap exposure.
Fire at Vicksburg.
VrcKsBURG. March ga fire last light at
the conner OF Nom % and Grove streets de.
stroyed two two-stOrv frame buildings be-
longing to Joseph Bszsinsky. Loss about
$4,000; insurance, $1,000. Another fire at
The same time on South street, between
Washing ton and Mulberry streets. de-
stroyt d two or three small frame buildings
owned by Mrs Feeney. Loss about $1,000;
no Insurance.
A Presidential Tramp.
MONTGOMERY. Ala March 3.-GovernOr
Hendricks, of Indiana. reached this city
last night. To-day lie was received by the
Senate ard House OF heR ''es YES.
Mt his hotel this evening. lie leaves for
homo tomorrow.
Death of nm Alabama Judge.
Thomas j. Judge, one of the justices Of
the Supreme Court, died at s o'clock this
evening.
Corrosive SnbIimate.
RUTLAND, VT, March 3.-Mrs. Plum gave
her eeyen wear old son a dose of corrosive
sublimate, from which he died. She took a
dose herself, but the doctors will probably
save her.
Out on Bail.
MEMPHIS, March 81. M. Tcmery. who
was arrested last Monday and committed
to Jail on charge OF assaultlng and roooing
Judge Milton Brown, has given bail for his
appearance before the Criminal Court to
answer, and has been released from Jail.
Railroad Suit.
Henry Lewis, Of Pennsylvania. has fled
q suit in the United States Court here
against the New Orleans, st. Louis and
Chicago railroad, to recover certain bonds
worth $45, 600.
Compromised.
The case of the officers of Illinois eainst
the steamer Mary Miller has been compro
missed by allowing $45OG salvage.
Probabilities.
ONCE Chief Signal Officer, }
In The South Atlantic Q, Eastern Gulf States,
falling barometer, Orthe asst to southeast winds,
and werner clear or partly cloudy weather will
prevail during Saiudiy.
For this western Guif Sta+es, Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, falling barometer rising temperature
eseteily to southeTly winds, increasing ciOudiness
ard in The first district followed by ram areas.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PAsa Msrch 3. P. M.-Barometer
3O:45. Wind northeast light. Weather cloudy,
hasy and cool. Arrlved-Ameri can schconers Witch
6azzsl, from Wanks river. No departures. The
steamship MUrel is still aground on the bar bound
PAss.ELOurRE, March 3, 6 P. M.-wind east
northeast, light. Weather cloudy and hazy. Ar
days from selfasty Honi. rae With fruit. No de-
parturas. The bark r. Bredsdorf las arrived out
VlcKsBrRa. Mavch 3.-Passed up Morgan
Rattler. p. NJ; Illinois. F. NJ; ScuGder, p. n.
The Lee gees down tonight.
MEMPHIS, March 3--River fallen fourteen inches.
We6ther clear and pieat ant. AIrlvea-Ruth. from
White river Dev arte d SehenGk. LOT ncinnat;
Bee AID ta-gts. and Capitol City. for st. Louis;
Robert Mitchell az Commonwt aith, the latter last
C4NclNNAr1, March 3.-River sixteen fact nire
inches: Weather clear and pleasant Arrived
Susie Silver, from New Orleans.
PITTsBURG, March 3.-Riv er seven feet and fall.
ing. Weather clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE. March 3-River falling with eight
EVANSVILLE, March 3-River fourteen feet eight
inches and ia ling. Weather clear and cool Up
CAIRO, March 3-Arrived - Colorado from st.
Louis at 9 A. NJ; Julia from Vicksbnrg at l A. n.
Depart ed-Julia tor st Louis at A. III. River
twtI tv-.i rec fl ct five ill., hes and falling. Weather
cl ar; mercury $40.
ST iouIs. March 3-Departed-Yaeger for New
Orleans. River risen ono inch. weather cloudy
AM warmer.
new YORK, March 3-The following is the
comparative statement OF cotton 70! tho week