New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-11

Memphis-Delivery Clerk OF Southern
Express Killed ut Brook hayen-Ex-
press Messenger Fatally Injured-One
Republican Congressman i'm Arkan-
sas-Pacifc Railroad Robbers Ar
resfed-virginia COngressman-Return
sfArchbishop Spaldinx.
VIcKsBURG, November lO.-Harry Whit
BY, of Whitby, Hemming and Cooper's cir
Gus and menagerie, was shot at Kayville,
Louisiana, ON the fourth instant, and died
here this morning
MEMPHIS, November l0.-The grand jury
to-day indicted John Cosgrove for murder
in the first degree.
A. G.. Mathews, who was killed by the
railroad accident near BrOokhaven. was
for the last five years delivery clerk of the
Southern Express.
MCGEE, messenger, who Is fatally injured,
is also Memphian.
O. p. Snyder, Republican, is elected TO
Congress from the third Arkansas district.
j. NJ Hanks, Democrat. has q majority of
5000 votes in the first district.
SAN FRANcIsCo, November 10.-Ail the
railroad robbers have been arrested. One
Of them has turned States evidence There
are hopes for the recovery of the money.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 1O.-Elliott
II. Braxtcn, Conservative, is certainly
elected to Congress from the seventh dis
trict.
BALTIMORE, November I0.-Archbishop
Spalding arrived this AFTERNOON, on his re-
turn from Rome after a years absence. He
was enthusiastically welcomed home.
LOUISVILLE, November lG.-The census
shows by returns from j0S counties, and the
estimates of the other seven, that the pres
ent population OF Kentucky is ! 49,. 695, an
increase in the last ten years of 277,011
This is the largest actual increase Ken
tnpkv has do csnna hor cnff1amar{
CINCINNATI, November lot is reported
that q new two cent daily morning paper
is to be established here, with Don Piatt as
the chief editor.
The United States Grand jury found in
dictments against Thomas K. Roberts, for
conspiring to defraud the government.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, November l0.-Barome-
S. Wind eat mort h east, and light.
Arrived: Spanish bark Amalia, Bonet
master, five days from Havana, in ballast,
to PUG Bros; brig Palestine, Williams
master, ffty-fye days from Bangor, Maine,
ship Francis p. Sage, Cronk master, fifty
five days from Liverpool, with a general
cargo and passengers, to master.
Sailed. Steamship Alhambra and ship j.
A. Thompson.
VICKsBuRG, November 10-Passed down
Continental at five, and Big Horn at six
p. N. River stationary. Weather clear
and cool.
MEMPHIS, November 10.-Passed down
CITY of Alton and H. NJ. Shreve. The
Great Republic laid over here for cotton
but will get off tonight. The river ha'
risen ten inches during the last twenty -tou
hours. Weather clear. Mercury 500.
LOUISVILLE, November 10. - Weather
clear and cool. River stationary, witt
thirty-six inches in the chute. The Portlane
bar is no longer troublesome, having beer
cut away by the current Arrangements
will be perfected to make the trade between
this city and New Orleans, the approaching
fall and winter, very active and unusnaliy
large. Numbers OF frstclass boats will bt
put in this trade.
The Belle Vernon, from New Orleans, is
due tonight, and will probably arrive. The
Red Cloud ia expected to depart for New
Orleans tonight. The Mollie Gratz dc
parted for Cairo.
PIrTsBURG. November 10.-The Monon
gahela has three feet eight inches, and fall
ing. Weather clear; thermometer 400.
CINCINNATI, November l0-The river has
fallen seven inches in the past twenty-foui
hours, with ten feet three inches in the
channel Weather clear; thermometer 40