New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-14
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Score "a to 10 in favor of the Red Stock
irgs.
Sr. LOUIS May IS The train bearing tn
ladies killed by the collision at Eureka yes
terday arrived about two O'Clock this morn
The following additional names complete
the killed: James NJ. Smith, Seymour, In
diana; Mr.. Bal!entine. Sedalia, Missouri; A
8. Flint, st. Louis; George W. Kiger. Cor
nelia Station, Missouri; young man SUP
posed to be E. r. Spalding, Boston; G.. w
Tucker, Water Vale, Kansas; Christian Ro
denburg. Leavenworth; E. Il. Wilson, resi-
dence unknown; G. M. Taylor, New York
James D. Mckee, Anderson. Kansas.
Additional wounded: j. P. Warner,
United States express messenger, and Maria
Clark. colored.
The coroner's jury have been taking
evidt nee in the collision case most Of the
day, but nothing new has been elected.
The body of Andrew w. Stratton, New
Brighton, Pennsylvania, was claimed this
morning, and will he sent home for inter-
ment.
All bodies not before claimed will be
buried at Bellefontaine Cemetery to-
morrow.
LOUISVILLE. May 13.-The steamer Glas-
gov, from Pittsburg to New Orleans, met
with serious accident at the mouth OF the
canal this morning. As she was leaving the
canal she struck the Portland bar. Her bow
hung, causing the stern to swing round
against the stone wall, tearing OFT halt OF
her wheel and larboard stern post, which
tore out the runckle, making large hole in
her hull and giving the water free entrance.
The people aboard were asleep and the
shock caused great fright. Not much OF
her freight damaged. II was transferred to
the Palestine after the water was pumped
out. The Glasgow was towed to New Alba
ny for repairs and will enter protest here.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, May l3.-The MI eting
of railroad superinteDdents in this city to-
day was quite large. The summer schedule
was arranged, to take effect on the twenty
ninth instant. Very little change made.
PITTsBURG, May Electromagnetic seven
feet five inches, and stationary; at Green's
boro seven feet four inches, and rising; at
Brownsville seven feet, and falling slowly.
Weather ear and pieasant.
ST. LOUIS, May l3-Arrived: st. joseph
And Church, from Memphis; Arthur, from
New Orleans; Marble City, from Vicksburg.
Departed: Belle Memphis, Memphis. River
falling, and all upper streams declining, eX.
cept the extreme upper Mississippi, which
was rising at st. Paul. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CINC1NNATI May l3-River rose one foot
N the last twenty-iour hours, with fourteen
feet six inches in the channel. Departed:
Weather clear.
Cotton Transactions.
MEMPHIS May l3-Cotton: Receipts of
the week, 4710; exports, 5345 bales.
GALVESTON. May 10 Cotton: Receipts OF
the week 4,064; Exports to Great Britain,
1917; Bremen, 1916; coastwise, S94 bales.
Sales Of the week. $500 bales.
MOBILE May Is Cotton: Receipts Of the
week, 1896; exports to Great Britain, ISL;
coastwise, 554 bales. Sales Of the week 1900
bales.
SAVANNAH, May l3-Cotton: Stock SS, OH
bales. Receipts OF the week 660S. Exports
to Havre 1901; coastwise 1858. Sales OF the
week 1900 bales. =.
CHARLESTON. May 49, Cotton: Sales OF
the week 1900 bales.
WILMINGTON. North Carolina, May ID
Cotton: Receipts of the week Az. Exports
coastwise 432. Sales of the week 240 bales.
Stock 594 bales.
NORFOLK, May l3.-Cotton: Stock, 1895
bales; receipts of the week, 1898 bales; ex-
ports, Great Britain $50 bales, coastwise
1851 bales; sales, 400 bales.
BALTIMORE, May l3.-Cottop: Stock, 2710
bales; receipts of the week, 855 bales; ex-
ports, Great Britain 270 bales, coastwise $50
bales; sales of the week. 1895 bales.
BosToN, May l3.-CottoD: Stock, 5000
bales; receipts of the week, 1885 bales; sales
of the week, 1905 balee.
PROVIDENCE. R. l.. May l3.-Cotton: Re-
ceipts of the week, AZ bales.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, May Is, P. M.-Ba-
rometer $3.50. Wind southwest and very
light.
Arrived: Steamship Morgan, at 5:45 P. NJ,
Talbot, master. from InGisnola via Calves
ton, to G. A. Whitney g. Co.
No departures.
PAss.A L'UurRE. May Is, 6 P. M.-Weather
calm. Arrived at P. nj. steamship Tappa-
hammock, Reed, master, from Havana via
Florida ports. with passengers and sugar, to
#. w. Perkins Il Co.
The brig NJ. NJ. Francis has not sailed yet. |
VICKsBURG May 49, -Up-Bosz and barges |
at 2P. NJ, and Indiana at P. N. Down
MarceIla at ten last night, and Pargoud at
, P. M. River stationary; weather clear
and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, Iay ls.-Weather pleasant;
river failing rapidly. Passed up-Waunita,
Alice Dean, Silver Moon and Colorado. |
and Pauline Carroll.
LOUISVILLE. May 3-Arrived-Edipburg, |
from New Orleans. Departed-Reserve, for
Pittsturg. and Edinburg, for Cincinnati.
River stationary; six feet in canal, four feet
in chute. Weather pleasant.
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