New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-18
Jsiunceion Refused.

JDiuncei0n Refused.
GALVESTON, March H.-Judge Moore, of
the Supre me Court, delivered the opinion
to-day affirming the de cisOn of Judge Mo
Cormick. refusing to grant the Injunction
AGAINST the Galveston, Colorado and santa
Fee railroad and Galveston county. This
decision places the road on . solid basis
and it 10 expected the road will be rapidly
pushed forward to completion.
Storm In The West.
CHICAGO, March H.-Telegrams through
out the Northwest indicate that the TWO
days storm ending last night was the most
widely extended for long time. No cssu-
alties reported.
Marsh's Brother In Montreal.
MONTREAL, March Nv. Marsh, of ILL.,
aois-Caleb's brOther-is here, with . view
to securing Cslebs return to Washington.
Nlississippi Matters.
MEMPHIS, March l7.-Au Aualanche spe-
eisl from jackson, Mississippi, says: In the
ooart of impeachment Governor Ames ap.
poared by Counsel Thomas j. Durant, and
i've days were granted for him to answer.
Lieutenant Governor Davis has resigned
and Governor Ames will appoint . success
cor. Ex Auditor Musgrove 10 popular
candidate Of the Republicans. Warner, OF
Pearl river notOriety, il also an asPirsnt.
C0rdOzs, Superintendent OF Public Educar
Ne
In the House committee was appointed
to investigate the conduct of Fred ParsOns,
representative of Adams county, in c0nnec-
ton with the pardon of Alex smith from
tho penitentisry, convicted Of rape.
The committee to investigate the New
Orleane, jackson and Great Northern rail-
road. regarding warrants paid in, presented
followed % to destroying them. They were
finally returned to the Treasurer for ssfe
keeping. g.
Opera House BurneA.
SPRNGFIALD, ILL.,, March 1.-THE Opera
House burned last night; it was erected ten
years ago and cost $3.50, ZOO, was owned by
jacob Dunn. No insurance. Cause of fire
unknown.
Excursiopfsts.
AUGUSTA, March 1.-THE Northwestern
excursionists arrived from Atlanta this af-
ternoon ct four O'Clock, and will leave for
Port Royal 1t seven o'clock tomorrow
morning, and thence 60 to Savannah, and
Jacksonville, Florida.
The Centennial Buildipgs Ready.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE director
general has Issued . notice to all exhibitors
in the United States section, advising them
that buildings are ready tor the reception of
go0ds, and orders them to occupy their
space without delay.
Bank Of California.
SAN FRANCIsCO. March 1.-THE Bank Of
California has levied its third assessment Of
ten per cent.
The Turf.
Golden Gate. Revenue Foster, Chance
and HockhOcking will run two miles and
repeat on the Bay District track on the
twenty fifth instant.
Celebration Of st. Patrick's Day.
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was duly observed by the Irish societies.
NEw YORK, March l7.-There was q
Rrand demonstration in honor of St. Pat
Tick's day. There were about 10000 in the
procession. They were reviewed by Car
dinal AcCloskey and by the mayor and
common council.
WASHINGTON, March I7.-There wse .
grand parade in honor of the day. The
various societies were reviewed by the
Presidens and Cabinet. Dispatches from
other points report that the day was duly
War DRpAH4n1H1,l
Once Chief Signal OfaOer, }
Washington, March II, 1876 go p. n
For the eouth Atlantic and Gulf States and Ten
nssAe, clear or partly cloudy weather. with
north.rlyto westerly winds, Using barometer and
For the upper Mississippi ard lower Missouri
valleys, cold nortterly to westerly winds and tenn.
snows in the n,st named district. followed S BY
partly CLOUDY weather, and clearing weather IN
the lest Dsmed district.
1ndiAnOlA
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS. March II. s p. M.-Barometer
3o.l5. Wild east orthesst, light Weather cloudy
Arrived-Stos mship xnickerbOcker, ut 1:30 p. H. =,
KenbIe, mater. nom New York, to 4. MOultor
American ship Kentu cksn, Dunbar. master fifty
elk days from Bavre; Ann rican ship Alc;urus
Costello master, fifty days from Hsvre; Norwegian
bark Mauly. Christensen master. fly. six day 8
nom Liver pool; schooner Wilism n Jones' Davis
master tn rtetn days from New York. Nailed
ship Tabor. The ste amer Diego 10 At anchor out
eide the bar bound out
inchea Arlived-Bry airy, from j. feTson. No de-
paltuEee. The CT ford ana Dawn passed Fulton
1odey. bonnd down with full loads o. cotton On;
vIC1ssURe. March l7.-Passed down. scudder.
4. Up-il.irois, ct u N City Of vicksbure, at
an ana Hodge, at JPN Arrived-Morgan, ut
Msnpnn March 1.-THE river has risen eighteen
inches. Weather Gle or. Mercury 4So. A heavy gale
from the west blew e. day DeparfsdEPsrIe r; for
C,scIsSATi. March l7.-River twenty seven feet
ten inches aud falling Weather cold and win0y;
PlTTsBuKs, March l7.-River twelve feet one
inch end rising. weatl er cloudy aud cold.
kvAMsvILLB, March l7.-River twenty six feet
seven inches and rsing Weather cold. with fire.
quent snow squalls. and windy.
LoUMvlLLn, March ls.-Rlver swt ling slowly;
eleven feet tey en- inches In the cana. Weather
windy and squs ly. Up-Sherlock. from New U.
leane to Cincinnati
CAIRO March l7.-Airved-Bee, from St Louis
t9A. M; Oh ncoe. from St. Louis and Common
veal h, from New Orleans. at IL p. NJ; Colorado
from ~. ltus st2P- NJ today Der ., ted-Pey.
tons, for New Orleans At A. NJ Commonwea b.
for st. Louis st 8 A. NJ; b. 9, for New Olleans at
"a. H.; Colo ado, for v. cksbuIg, at p. II. River
thirty .four feet two inches rising. Weather
cloudy, with heavy nor wind Mercury 800
Gotten.
new YORK, March 1.-THE following IL the
comparative statement of cotton for the week
ending to day:
NJ rc;<a