New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-08
thrown from his buggy so day, and seriously

thrown from his buggy tc oay, anC neriotAsiy
hart.
The Pioneer association celebrated the
cighty.second anniversary Of the settlement
ot Ohio in the Council Chamber this eve
s,ing. A very interesting address was de-
.ivered by Judge William Johnston.
The official count of she vote In the re-
cen. CITY election shows Fisher tRepubMoan)
was elected by a majority OF 1876; the
average Republican majority IN the city
ticket, 312l.
Official returns show that William storms
is elected from the First Ward.
Over forty compositors IN the ConszseTc.a!
office are on 3 strike this evening. My.
Halstead says he will have 10 trouble.
ST.. LOUIS. April 7-Arrived: Belle Mem
phis, from Memphis. Departed: Larry Nc
Donald and Alice. New Orleans, and the
Colorado, for vickshuIg. River falling
slowly Weather cloudy, with indications OF
rain.
The Mississippi Valley Grape and Wine
Growers Association, closed tho days ses-
sion here this afternoon. Members from
Illinois, Iowa, Missouri md other. States,
We're present, and much information was
laid before the Association.
Nothing further has been heard from the
steamer Richmond. a wrecking boat went
to Ia relief this noon, and the
| probabilities are that she will be
saved WItnGUb UlnCl utmhSts lHo ooesN 10
| val1ed at $l20, 000, insured III Louisville and
| Pittsburg offices. Sne had about 1900 tons
| OF freight, valued at nearly 500, ,O00, insured
| III part as follows:
! st. Lous S8000; Citizens and Boatmen's, st,
, Louis, each $4,000; Central, $4,000.
Glver Intelligence.
sourHwEsr Pss, April 7. P. M
! Barometer 1886. Wind east, southeast
| fresh.
Arrived: Steamship I. G. Harris, at 6;4o
| P. H., Lockwood, master; from BraZos San
| ,tiago, to G. a. Whitney 4 Co.
| Sailed: Steamship Clinton:
Outside the bar waiting for wind to sail
| Bark William Rathbone.
VICKsBURe, April 7.-Passed mp: C. b
Church l P. NJ, Dexter P. b., Psrgoud
| p. bi. Down: Commonwealth A. NJ, Ken.
ton 3 P. NJ. River rising. Weather cleal
| and warm.
= MEMPHIS, April THE weather is cleal
and warm. River rising. Passed up: Saliie
! and Laura. Passed down: Silver Spray
! Mary Miller and Tom Reese. The latte'
| burned her boilers below her. and has laic
| up for repairs. Captain J. Slut Neal has
| purchased half Of the Magenta, and viii
command her.
CrEcINHArl, April The river ha'
, forty three feet in the channel, and there i;
1
rived Robert Burns, from Memphis, an6
John Groesbeck, from New Orleans. De
parted: Leonidas, for New Orleans
The Groesheck, in undertaking to pas.
under the suspension bridge to-day, struck
| with her chiInnies. which were not sufl
| ciently lowered. The derrick broke and ie
the chimnies fall, smashing the pilothous.
| and seriously woundiDg deck hand named
| Philip Lawlor, who resides st COvipgton
| Pilot Marshertes manfully remained at hi!
post, and safely landed the boat at the city
| wharf. The above was all the damsge sus-
| tanned.
LOUISVILLE, April 7.-Arrived: Silver
Moon. from Cincinnati. Departed: Silver
| Moon, for Memphis, and 1ndiana for New
| Orleans. River falling Il is twenty feet IL
the channel and eighteen feet il the chute
| with sixty-eight feet under the bridge
| Weather IS warn and clear. Business IL
| active.
| PIrrsBuRG. April 1-Weather pleasant
| The Moroagahela is i've feet six inches, anc
f4ing.
| CAIRO, April 7.-Arrived: The Tyrone,
| Nashville packet, at P. NJ; Gollie Ebert,
] from New Orleans for st. Louis. at ii A. NJ.
| Belle Lee, from Evansville for New Orleans,
| at A. NJ: Belle Vernon, from New Oreans
| for Cincinnati, st 4. NJ; st. soc, from
| Memphis for ST. Louis, at 6 4. NJ; Arkansas,
| for St. Louis, st 4. NJ; Star No. 8, from
New Orleans for Louisville, at 4. r.; Wild
Duck. from Pittsburg for St. Louiss AT 4.
| NJ: Sam MerTin, from New Orleans for
Louisville, a. "A. IL, and the Virginia, toI
Louisville
River rose five inches during the past
twenty-four hours. Mercury, 74. Weather
cloudy.