New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-05

ings we're on fire several timee, but wer
saved by the fire department with but littl
damage to the buildings.
BALTIMORE June Ain the game OF bas
ball. PLAYED in this city to-day between tn
Forrest City, of Rockford, Illinois, and tn
Pastimes, Of Baltimore, the former wer
victorious by score of 81 to II. Th'
ground was in bad order on account OF tn
rain.
The annual session of the German Roman
Catholic Central Society will be held in thi'
city Tomorrow, when grand procession
will take place at ten O'Clock. The societ,
will hold three days session in Messenger
Hall. Delegates from all parts OF the coun.
try are arriving, and 1t is expected 1OOO(
persons will be present. :.
A mass meeting OF the lsraelltes was helc
in this city to- night. at which large mum
Der of the most prominent citizens were IL
attendance.
Resolutions were adopted expressive o.
horror ut the late massacre in Roumanla
and thanking the President of the United
States, and members of Congress for the
spirit displayed by them.
CINCINNATI, June The races were wei
attended to-day. though scarcely equal t.
the preceding days.
First Roce.-Mi!e and quarter dash; clul
purse of $500.
E. A. Smiths chestnut colt, by Bonnie
sister sS9'. Of Charity
Time, 21l.
Second Rdce-One mile and repeat.E G
purse $500, $500 to the first horse and
TO the second, was won in two stra
heats. Battle l. Biddy Malone 2, ice A
3. Time l:45-1:444.
Third Race-Dash of one mile and three
quarters. Club purse $780, $3.50 to go to
the first and $50 to the second horse.
Marion /. Morgan Scout 2, Barney Will
liams 8. Time 1904.
Smiths colt was the favorite in the first
race, Battle in the second and Barney Viii
liams in the third.
The meeting has been the most successful
of any since the beginning OF the war.
There has been considerable commOtion
among the distillers in the Third Ohio Dis
trict. occasioned by recent seizures made by
Collector Williams for alleged violations of
the revenue tax in 1866, 1867 and 1868. Yes
terday he seized the distillery of Isaac Hay
BroOkville. for alleged violations while il
charge of Her, Tarner Il Heak; also, the
distillery of George F. Alcott, while in
charge of Marmaduke, Dodsworth & Co.;
also. Peter Schwab & Hamilton, Ohio,
while in charge of David W. Brown.
River IntelliRenes.
SOUTHWEST PASS, June 4, II M.-Barome-
ter 1880. Wind west and light. No arri-
walls. Sailed: Steamships Cortez and Dud-
ley Buck.
SOUTHWEST PASS. June 4, 6 P. MIA.
rometer 1850. Weather calm: Arrived:
from New York, to William Creevy; steam
ship Achilles, at 3:l5 P. NJ, Colburn master,
from Philadelphia, to William Creevy. No
departures.
PAss-A.LOUTRE, June 4, P. M.-Wind
southwest and light. No arrivals. Sailed:
Bark Annie and Alice, and schooner Etna.
Outside, waiting orders. bark Emma c.
Litchfeld.
VICKsBURG, June 4.-Passed up: Robert
E. Lee at A. NJ; Edinburg at IL M. Passed
down: Alice Dean at ~ NJ, and Annie Nc
Gouzler at 4P. NJ. Weather cloudy and
warm. River falling.
MEMPHIS, June 4.-Passed up: Richmond,
Passed down: Pauline Carroll, Indiana. |
Belle Lee and Colorado.
LOUISVILLE, June ARRIVED: j. W. |
Garrett, from Cincinnati; Mary Houston,
Memphis. Departed: J. W. Garrett, for |
New Orleans; Robert Burns, for Cincinnati. |
River falling. with six feet in the canal and |
four feet in the chute. Weather clear and |
warm. Thermometer so.
ST. LOUIS, June ARRIVED: Olive Branch |
from New Orleans; Julia from Vcksburg. |
Rubicon for Vicksburg; Hesper for
river; st. Joseph for Memphis.
River swelling slowly. Weather very warm.
CINCINNATI, June 4.-Departed: Silver
Moon for Memphis. River falling with
eleven feet six inches in the channel.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer SO at noou.
PITTsBURG, June 4.-The Monongahela
river is stationary, with three feet six
inches. At Greensboro, three feet nine
inches and falling. At Brownsville, three
feet nine inches and stationary. Weather
clear and warm. Thermometer Sc.