New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-22
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there was no insurance. The furniture wat
all burned, but the l0es on it Is not stated
FREMONT, Nebraska, June 21.-The hrsi
lot Of fat Texas cattle shipped East via the
Union Pacific railroad and Burlington, Mis-
souri,, railroad, is now being crossed at this
tomorrow.
Work has been resumed by q large
force on the Fremont. Elkhorn and Missouri
Valley Railroad Company; fifty miles will
be built Immediately.
CINCINNATI, June 21.-For some time past
the rates for freights from Louisville and
other points to the Eastern cities have been
somewhat demoralized.
A meeting of the general freight agents
of the following roads was held here to day:
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton, Ohio
and Mississippi, Louisville, Memphis, Pitts
burg. Cincinnati and st. Louis, Baltimore
and Ohio, Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Fay
cite, Illinois Central, Jeffersonville, Madison
and indianapolis, Evansville and Crawfords-
vile, and the Louisville, Cincinnati and
Lexington, at which freights to New York
by rail was arranged on the fourth class, as
follows:
From Cincinnati, forty.five cents; Louis
vile, New Albany, Evansville or Cairo, fifty
five cents; lower Ohio points, GAINESVILLE or
Nashville, sixty-ive cents.
The new tariff will 60 into operation July
], 1870.
The last delegates to the Saengerfest left
to-day. The festival was success in all
respects, and the sale of their house there
will be money in the treasury.
The weather has been very warm the last
two days.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-Tbe BED Stock
ings beat the Intrepids 81 to 10.
BUFFALO, June o. The White Stoc XII
of Chicago, beat the Niagaras his'c
g. to IA.
MOBILE, June 21.-Jim Turner and Don
nelly met this morning in the prize ring,
and fought eighty seven rounds, when
Turner was declared the winner. The light
took place at Kushla. eleven miles north of
this city, and lasted two hours and thirty.
two minutes.
WILMINGTON, June 2I.-Five guns, ETC.,
are being replaced on the steamer Cuba, for
merly the Hornet. She will leave here for
New York, it is thought, in few days, IN
der charge of Captain J. N. Maffett, formerly
the commander Of the Confederate cruiser
Florida.
San Francisco, June 2l.-The Board of |
Supervisors authorize the Mayor to offer a |
reward of $4,000 tor the apprehension of the |
parties who tempered with the ballots of the |
first ward in the recent election. The rail-
road company declines to avail itself of the
fraud.
Mr.. Savage, the chief of the Fenian
Brotherhood in this city, left for New York
to day.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, June 81, P. M
Barometer 1850. Wind west. light. Ar
rived: At 3 P. NJ, steamship Harlan, Lewis,
master, from Galveston via Indianola, to c..
A. Whitney g. Co.; steamship Governor
Marvin, at $50 P. M, Mckay, master, from
Rockport, to E. Enderlee. Sailed Ship
Emma.
vIcKsBURG, June 2l.-Passed up: J. W.
Garrett and barges, at /, Jennie Howell, at
10 A. NJ; Alps and barges. at P. N.
Down: Alaska, at 4, Kilgour, at P. NJ.
River falling. Thermometer 81.
LOUISVILLE, June 2l.-The river has fallen
one inch in the past twenty-four hours,
with seven feet nine inches in the canal, q,
i've feet nine inches in the chute. The r.
E. Lee is expected here at twelve o'clock,
and leave at ten O'Clock o.morrow morning.
Weather clear and excessively warm.
Thermometer ranging from eighty-seven to
ninety. s
CINCINNATI, June N.-The river has fallen ,
welve inches in the last twenty-four hours,
With nineteen feet in the channel tonight.
Arrived: Mollie Ebert, from New Orleans.
Departed: Mollie Ebert, for Pittsburg.
Weather clear. Thermometer eighty-six.
MEMPHIS, June 2l.-Passed up: Henry
Ames, Olive Branch, and ST. Joseph. River {
Using. Weather clear and warm.