New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS.


MISCELLANEOUS.
Sitting Bulbs Camp Attacked and Broken
Up.
CHICAGO, January 16-The following was
received to-day from General Terry;
ST. PAUL, January Is, 1877.
diapatoh received from General Miles,
via Bozemon, states that on the eighteenth
of December three companies OF the Filth
Infantry. under Lieutenant Baldw struck
Sitting Bulls camp, on the Red Water, and
defeated him. Loss all the property IN
camp and sixty mules and ponies. The
Indians escaped with little beside what
they had on their persons.
TrniBs Delayed by the Snow.
The ma I, passenger and express trains on
all roads to-day are from one to twelve
hours late. Trains were dispatched from
Chicago at the usual hours. No accidents
are reported. Snow still falling lightly.
The depth is not less than two feet.
Oold Weather at OMAHA
OMAHA, January 16-The storm yester-
day has been followed by intensely cold
weather, the mercury this morning indicat-
ing l6o below zero.
Deaths Disclosures.
PHILADELPHIA, January l6.-Examina-
tion Of the affairs of the late Major General
11Ou4 r oHuHHUA I6NchA AoA9ASNbAuHR DA
discrepancies in his accounts amounting to
100000. A number of city merchants and
brokers are losers in amounts from $1,000 to
$50, Co., but the Hannis Distilery Company,
OF which General Bankson was secretary
and treasurer, will lose nothing, as every
official transaction Of the company was re-
quired to be eountersigned by the president
and approved by the board of directors.
General BanksOn recently committed sui
eide.
HARRISBURG, January 16.-The Governor
to-day refused to grant the application for
q requisitiOn for j. A. Bigler, late vice
president of the City Bank Of this city, from
San Francisco, on the ground that an effort
was being made TO use criminal law to en-
force the payment of civil liabilities.
The Heptasophs at New Orleans.
NORFOLK, January lev. e. Foster,
Supreme ArchOn Of the Order Of Hepta-
aophs has today issued his proclamation
cOnvening the Supreme C0nelave of that
order in annual session in New Orleans on
the fourteenth of February.
Wrecks on the MOnOngaheRa.
PErrsBURe, January Is On either shore
of the Monographs river, frem this city
almost to the head of navigation, wrecks of
steamers, laden coal barges, empty barges,
val tipples and frame house flats are
Wrecked on the Dog Rocks.
KY WEST, January 16-The British ship
BprulatOr, Captain Pitman, from Hamburg,
November 8, for New Orleans, struck the
Dog Rocks on the night of the eleventh in
slant, and win be q total loss. The captain
and four Of the men arrived here IN boat,
leaving the remainder Of the crew on the
rocks. The latter will be sent for.
Wosdssn, Go Home.
MRaIRHIs, January is During the heavy
rain storm yesterday . tall of small live
snakes was noticed in the southern part of
the city, thousands of which could be seen
today. They are from foot to foot and
. hall In length.
Indications.
Wan DrPhnFuuNT.
ONCE Chief signal Oflcer,
Washington January Is, l677-4sS0 P. h. }
IN ne South Atlantic States, generally higher
barometer and lower temperature, variable winda
pasflly cloudy weatnsr and poaaiely occasional
u She Gulf States, rising or stationary followed
warmer, partly cloudy weather and possibly ooea-
llonal L ght rams, excepting lower Temperature In
IA Isnnsssee, Ohio valley and lower lake region,
Eialna. followed By falling barometer. cold west
arly winds gradually ahifting 20 warmer eaateriy
In the Made Btatea. generally higher bar
ezaetez snd lover temperatmss vaEiahie winds
IIsl- tl+ az uA PETTY CtuEAF FqhAluGNs
canti0nasy aignaln continue along the New Eng
Rlvsr ana Marine News.
soUrEwasr PAS. January 10, P. M.-wiud
n0rth. Arrved-Britlsn steamship Mariel. ouine,
Uagtdf, 4rein Liverpool via West lDdiee and Me1i-
car ports, 70 A 4: miller Oei BEiil b steamship
0aelandi, Mitchell, master, from Rio laneiro, to
1i1l ForWood 4 Col barkent ne KlmiEa, Partridge,
Iak4Iol, forty seven days from Rio Jhnere, to
Harana. 10 Peig, Corral 4 Co Bailed-Ba rks
Elloaraeia. lo1fn Narolsss, Ceres 0nkel, stats
John 3. Wood sad William Jonsa The ship
FaRyabaty, prayioualy reported below, has sailed
nl1sioagly reported below, has sailed for Calves
SnnapnFon4, January Is. = Thrae.qnastsrn Of an
IHctof sleet and rain tell here. vsry cola, with
ln4ltallon1 u continued vet weathef. Ths river
AS ti1en aeven inches
Hicsssgnq, laannry is. Arrived efenmsr
Na4ehea 81 a. NJ xRaoo Valley, at A. 4.
I1115-l gIaamsf Hafthts. a. S P III Up-st. Gene
Etsfe. = y A. n Ihe I.Igead ana illinois. due
HaMpHlas jeuuazy l4-A.geE zoae ai1 iuehes.
fEi4uD tAermouetfr W. Hfpsrled-Nanne
sITn5tI The araamor 0sceOIa laon above, 70.
N41 - ica COLD ~ yorl Fillog, ertanliae alk or
11a1I { = gIn1 Sing ~ ne loEor enid 6ausin0 fae
4ItlG|ca az that the aver will oped.
stz@ s-'ee.f l1s .,.l.l p. ~. tg.ty.sao ~
tt a leN le4a4 bur enileiant 3 prevent
~ffanIun Weather cloudy aud cold The
ri ri,k Ave- ~ issa Il !, Ii q io1s
|I Cont street. Bret|a = tue szrl1. ir11l cal.
ra7o TO Hi11lqpctt relEt hloae lea6 mid,
alA 1Iato1 81 twenty t1l1eq had paIsad
E.Is - me les. The a.11EoE fI11fapcint
tnnt win tetfn loti 81 ilon At
N4 IRc1ag per h1uc ENa Aa1a4t ~ has
4f4a It1t a. Das1l41tqn e1e q el.ll
1 1iT1r Is sut 81 re banha, aad
nG IlNH el|1 4 cut heavily.
.I0 n IA f|hs|| III .'|II451so i'sf - ileiIrS
~ f.zfH 44afr aNo ms river 10 full