New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-07

here. Minute guns were fred and bells
tolled during their stay. About six thous-
aud citizens paid their respects 10 the liins-
trious dead. Business was generally sus-
pended between eleven and Twelve O'CLOCK.
The Cleveland Grays escorted the receptlOh
committee 10 the depot. General sheridan
is on the train.
Sr. LOUIS, April 6.-The warehouse OF
Dannel & Seaton, of st. Joseph Missouri,
was burned Yesterday. The building was
valued at Sl2 900; insured for SSo00 In the
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, or
St. Joseph, Missouri; $4,000 10 the Merchants.
Insurance Company. of st. Joseph; ana
$4,000 in the Republic, OF CHI ago. Two
hundred tors of hay was consumed:
The colored citizens OF st. Louis maze
final arrangements last night Tor the ceie-
bration OF the ratification OF the hiteenth
amendment.
Twenty thousand bushels of corn have
been shipped from Omaha 10 New York via
Missouri and Mississippi myers and ocean
from New Orleans.
Advices from Fort Sully, Dacotah, say
that two hundred lodges OF Sioux ana LauX
Indians are encamped near the Cheyenne
agency. They want arms ana ammunition,
and say that they intend to drive all miners
from the Muscle Shell and Yellow Stone
rivers and from the Mine river country.
The Republicans have carried the election
in St. joseph, Missouri. The Democrats
have carried Kansas City and LeaVen-
worth.
ToLEpo, Ohio. April 6.-The remains Of
General Thomas arrived this morning under
! the escort OF II detachment OF the second
| United States cavalry. The funeral tram
was met at the depot by large concourse
of ey-soldiers and citizens. AS the train
entered the depot, the procession formed
! on each side of the track. The train con-
! sisted Of eight coaches; the rear one con-
tanned the corpse and d guard OF soidlerss
| The train departed st seven O'Clock: Minute
| guns were fired as the TRAIN arrived aud de-
| parted.
MONTREAL, C. W., April G.-Generai
Lindsay arrived here yesterday, and has
Issued an order takirg command OF the
| troops in Quebec and Ontario.
| General Lindsay will command the eX-
| peditiou to Red river, and the volunteers
will probably be commanded by Colonel
| Wal5lev.
| The Papal Z Z1uaves whose term of service
| had expired, arrived here this morning, ano
, were escorted by the military cadets. and
volunteers 10 the French church, where
services were performed.
| CHGCAuo. April 6.--John Long, Of Peoria,
| Illinois, while hunting ducks III bayou
near that city on Monday, accidentally
shot himself dead
After a number of days deberation, the
coal miners at Lasalc, and henosha. In
diana, and Oglesby nines in Illinois, struck
Yesterday. Their complaint was the subsI-
lion of monthly payments for sc enl-monthly
| The secretary OF the American Mines, Union
SAWS that the example of these miners vii
be followed by the coal miners OF Illinois
and throughout the Uaited States.
On Sunday last at Kssson, Minnesota. two
Young ladies', Misses Smith and Ives, were
drowned in the SombrO river while taking
a boat ride. The boat get into the curren
aud became unmanageable, and was Cap
sized.
DETROIT, Michigan. April Ga fire a
Muskegol in this State, early this morning
destroyed the dry goods stock OF III. IL
Donahu, valued at S29 900. Insured TO-
S24, 600. Mr.. DOnanu saved his life by Jump
ing from second story window.
Ryerson, Hills & Coz who owned tn
building, and had an officer in the SECOND
story, lost So 000-insured for $4,000.
Balen'a book store, next door, was dau
aged by removal and water to the extent o
| SS00O-insured for $1,000,
D. Smith, hardware, loss $500, covered b.
insurance.
The Enterprise printing Office was de
stroyed: value $4,000; insured for $1,000
The origin of the fire Is unknown.
Niver Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, April 6, Z P. n
Barometer 30:l0. Weather calm. Arrived
Brig Pluton, Cahoie, master, fourteen day
from Ma.anZas, in ballast TO master
schooner Cleaner, Latch, master, ten day
from Euatan, With iruit to j. b. PiGniola
Co.: steamship Morgan, at $50 P. NJ. Tai
bot master, from Indialo!a VIA Galveston
No departures.
PAss~A-L'OCTRE, April G, 6 P. M-Weathe
thick and cain. Arrived: Steamship La
vaca at P. NJ, Schellenger master, frol
Havana via Florida ports, to F..W. Perhir
& Co. Sailed: Steamship rappahannock.
V1CKsBURG. April 6.-Passed up: Mic
Longworth and Pauline Carroll at ?. III
River rising fast. Weather clear az
pleasant
MEMPHIS, April G.-Passed up: Glasgow
| Down: Grand Era. River rising fas
| Weather clear and warm.
I ST.. LOUIS, April 6.-Arriyed Autelop,
from New Orleans; H. NJ. shrcve, from Re
: | river. Departed: Richmond, for New Q
? leans: City of Cairo, for Memphis. Rive
/ still rising. Weather clear and very fine.
7 CINCGSNATI, April 6.-River STATIONARY
. with forty-tour feet six inches in the char
l mel, and ffty-seven feet six inches spsc
&. ! under the bridge. Arrived: Kate Putna
: from New Orleans, Spray from Nashvill
and Silver Noon from Memphis.
t CAIRO, Apri! 6.-Passed: Belle Memphis
from Memphis TO st. Louis, at midnigh
G Shark and barees, from New Orleans to S
q Louis, at A. NJ; Silver Spray, from Ci
c cinnati for New Orleans, at ?. M. Mart
:. City, from St. Louis for Vicksburg, at 2
NJ: City of Evansville, Evansville packet,
= 5 P. NJ; Thompson Dean, from New Crleal
3 for ST. Louis, at 4 P. M; Mary Miller, fro
Evansville fer New Orleans, AT Z 7. M
e Storm, from Memphis for St. Louis, at 7
e N. River rose six inches in the past twel
s ty-four hours. Thermometer 62.