New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-02

Found Drowned

LONGyIEw. PLANTATION, July It'll
body Of drowned boy, in q state OF nudity
drifted ashore last night in this vicinity
The body appears to have been in the waite
several days. The boy is supposed to hav
been about eleven years Of age.
Orator Ellis of the Phi Kappa Sigma.
| PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-Hon. Z. Johl
Ellis, of New Orleans, was the orator of tn,
reunion of the Phi Kappa Sigma trsternit,
| yesterday.
| Base Ball.
COLUMBUS, o., July l.-Buckeyes 5, Hart
f0rds :.
An Extradi.ion Case.
HAMILTON, Ont, July 1.-The following
decision has been given by Judge Sinclair
in the Jones extraditiOn case: II think the
prisoner must be committed for extrsdi
ton, the evidence adduced before me is
in my opinion, on the authorities CITED quite
sufficient to justify me in making the war.
rant asked for.
THE prisoners counsel's plea that as the
prisoners had been tried, convicted and ee
capped before sentences;t that the provisions of
the Ashburton treaty did not apply the treaty
can only be carried out by fair and liberal
construction. 1t would be reproach to
constructing treaties like this which
have for their object, the proper
punishment of crimes. 1t rendition could
be made only on . line that the prisoner
charged had not been tried and convicted,
l think the fact of conviction only strength
ems the case against this prisoner, and that
he can not be sll0wed to set up bis wrong
full act of breaking jail and escaping before
sentence az an answer to the claim for ex.
tradition. therefore think the prisoners
case comes within the true spirit of the
on6 thof tho nrOnuA IF nhfon<;ov,
fails"
Probabilities.
WAR PRPARrMRNr
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, July l, l876-43O P. II. }
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, con-
tinued warm ca tsrly to southerly winds, local
Ia ms and stationary or slowly falling barometer.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass. July l, Noon.-Wind south
s e! eSd Lo1d mo No
steamship Hsytian is at anchor outside coalipg,
sS W kts; 9 cloudy and a Mwns s fsh
spanish steamer Fedenco. at 62o P. NJ Bidochea,
master: from Havans, to PIN, Forwood Co.; at
master, from New York, to A. Moulton; at 735 this
from New York. to C. 4. Whitney 1 Co.; spanish
sixteen days nom Havana. to NJ. Puig & Co.
sailed-steaushio Clinton and brig Nueva Sabins.
CARAvkPOkT, July l.-We6C0er warm ana show
cry. The river has fallen one inch Departed
c. H. Durfee, for New Orleans A dispatch from
DenisOn to day reports rite of eighteen feet In
the upper river, and all the upper tributaries are
overlooked. The railroad b. ioge there WAS in dan.
ger of being swept away. No trains have passed
in f0lty.eis lit hours. second dispatch reports
further rise Of Ave feet in fifteen minutes The
river was two miles wide oppt site Denison and
was still rising slowly.
v!cKssyRs. July 1.-The river fell three inches
to-day; stands now ct thirfy.three feet three
inches. Pargoud and City Of vicksburg went
up 1t IL II. Weather continues very warm.
MEMPHIS, July 1.-The river rose three inches;
weather clear; mercury $50. Arrived-Illinois,
Mound City and st. Ger evieve from vicksburg
for Arkansas river and Ruth for
" hite river.
CNoISsArI, July l.-River nine feet seven inches
and falling. Observation-Disclosures. for New Or
leans. Weather clear and hot.
PITrsBuRG July l.-River three feet six inches
and falling.
LOUISVILLE, July l.-Weather warm and clear
River five feet ten inches in the canal and sta
ti0nary.
EVANSVILLE, July 1-Weather very warm. River
CAIRO, July Observation-Disclosures, from New Or.
cans; at noon. Depsrted-Ward, for vicksburg,
It II p. Nj Future City for New Orle ans. at ga NJ.
River thirty one feet two inches and rising.
Weather cloudy and warm.