New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-08

road, which owns all the railroads in tn
State, and will thus control the contra
Pacific route from this coast to the East.
The British ship William Wilson sailed 70
Barker's Island yesterday, in the possession
of the United States Mashal, pending sui
in the United States District Court.
The captain forced the marshal overheard
It is rumored that revenue cutter will b.
sent in pursuit.
Returns from Oregon are meagre. Tht
indications are that the legislative confess
will be very close.
Traver, the Democratic candidate for gov
ernor, is probably elected by four hundred
majority.
Portland dispatch says the election
passed off quietly. The Republicans claim
q majority in that city and county, and some
gains in other counties, and believe the vote
in the State is very close.
CINCINNATI, June 7.-At the meeting OF
the Typographical Union to-day the reports
of the president and vice.president were
read. The report of the treasurer shows:
Receipts, 1854 49,; disbursements, Sl349 g..
The new officers were installed. The re.
firing president welcomed the incoming
president, who replied in a neat speech.
Various invitations were accepted. The
following committees were announced:
Finance-John W. Horton, W. II. Bates,
John Vincent, William G. Vaughn, George
d. Kelly ana Il. SCnlhyu.
Appeals-E. J. Lsfferty, M. G. Rainwater.
John McGill.
Subordinated Unions-C. G. Caffenberry,
B. E. Jones, Thomas Irwin, William Amer
son, James A. Rogers and George w.
Fowler.
Returns-G. A. R. McNein, T. W. Flood,
w. Il. HOllingsworth, J. B. Strickland, Will
liam Cullen and Charles Ellis.
ypGn hnd p,,,ir Tvo oIr Ill w
G. Gillies, V. C. Meynhaffer, G. B. Edwards,
John C. Armstrong and Edward H. Barton.
New Busness-P. f. Craghlan, D. W.
Flynn, William Ceallish, D. Hayes, W. B.
McBird and C. E. Bronson.
Presidents Report-Crosby, Kells, Ham
mODd. Palmer and Temple.
The International Typographical Union
adopted a resolution misunderstanding the
plan of some subordinate unions of giving
their printing to The lowest bidders. The
delegates then went into secret session, re-
naming until one o'clock, after which open
session was resumed. Without transacting
further important business, the meeting ad.
j0urned until tomorrow.
At a meeting of the American Baptist Free
Mission Society to-day the officers we're |
elected, as follows: President, Rev. Jones |
Poindexter. colored; recording secretary |
and treasurer. William Howe; correspond. |
ing secretary, Nathan Brown.
The Board of TRACE Committee on Trans
portation to-day recommended the establish.
ment of q line of steamers between this city |
and Johnsonville, on the Tennessee river.
The question Of charging the Miami and
Erie Canal is being agitated here more than
ever before. A convention will doubtless be
called coon to discuss the different plans of
Improvement proposed.
SAN FRANCISCO, June THE special cleo
ion held in this city to-day upon the ques.
Jon Of endorsing ST, 900, 900 of bonds for the
southern Pacific Railroad, passed off quietly.
The vote was small, and the subsidy WAS
carried. The colored people voted for the
irst time in this State.
PHILADELPHIA, June Tn the game of
,ase ball played in this city to-day, between
he Haymakers, of Troy New York, and the
keystones, of this city, the former were the
Tictors, by n score of Al to 26.
BALTIMORE, June THE Stars (amatuers) |
Il Brooklyn, beat the Marylands, of this
ity, by score of % to z, played here.
convention of photographers is in session
ere. -Four hundred artists in attendance,
nth the best specimens of heir art.
WILLIAMsPORT, Pa, June THE Presi- {
emit has directed the Marine band to ac-
ompany the Washington Commandery
nights Tenplar to the CODclave here on
he fourteenth of June. Twenty seven
Will NC ICptC ocuIcu, AAtccA |
ringing bands of music. Il will doubtless
o the greatest gathering of the Sir Knights !
hat was ever witnessed in the Middle States.
River Intelligence.
VICKsBURG, June Passed up: Kellogg
nd barges al 9 A. NJ. DOWN: Belle Lee at
and Colossal at 10 A. M; Natchez at 6 p. r
[. River falling. Weather clear and warm. /
MEMPHIS, June Passed up: Edinburg. 6
own: Mollie Able and Mary Miller last '
ight. River rising. Weather cloudy. Mer-
ury s.. Q
PITTsBuRG. June There was heavy a
lunder storm here this afternoon. The T
river is rising slowly, with h
Tree feet ten inches in the channel. No /,
rivals or departures. except packets. v
LOUISVILLE, June 7.-Arrived: Groesbeck "
ON New Orleans. Departed: Groesbeck for a
nclnnati River stationary, with five feet II
ven inches in the canal. and three feet n
mr. inches in the chute. Heavy rain this
orning; weather now clear and pleasant. G.
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