New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-01

ChicagO Finnncss-GenerAl Alarm In the
Indian Country-An Extended War
Epaugurated-iaAt Day of the Mem
phis Races-Aid for Richmond Suffer
ers-Sentence Of Express Robbers-
TROOPS for Dakota Territory.
CHICAGO, April 30.-The report of the City
Controller of Chicago, for the year ending
year, exclusive of the balance remaining
over from the previous year, sl00,39O 90;
expenditures same time $l04 400 Is; debt
OF the city is ST., 1862, 1876"
A dispatch from Sioux City to-day. says
that the alarm in the Indian country is gen
eral and well founded, and that it is thought
the Indians ''Sheridanized" at once, and
will inaugurate the most extended war ever
experienced.
CINc1NNATI, April 3O.-The Chamber of
Commerce to-day unanimously adopted
resolutions of sympathy for the citizens of
Richmond, Virginia, and the bereaved and
mourning families, in view of the loss sus-
tanned by the recent catastrophe, especially
paying a high tribute to the great worth of
Patrick Henry Aylette.
The total revenue collections in the Sec
ond Ohio District for April was S657 1865 "A;
for the year ending April 80, 81, G5S, 800 SO.
KANSAS CRY, No., April 30.-The Mis-
souri, River, Fort Scott and Galveston rail-
road WAS completed to the State line to-day,
it being the first road to reach the Indian
Territory. Regular trains commence run
ming on Monday next.
Two companies of troops have been re.
moved from the neutraiiands of this State.
Colonel Van Horn, member of Congress
from this district, has purchased the interest
of the late Colonel Wilder in the Journal
OF this city.
BALTIMORE, April 30.-Thomas Hoffman,
who, with Edward Grier and Edward Dem
his, robbed messenger of the Harden Ex-
press Company in this city last May, and
who broke jail and was recaptured in lodi
ana, was convicted to day and sentenced to
ten years in the Penitentiary.
Four companies of the Seventeenth
United States Infantry, under command of
Colonel Samuel B. Hayman, arrived this
morning en- route from Graham, North
Carolina, to Dakota Territory.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, April 80. 6 P. M.-Barom-
eter 29:70. Weather calm.
Arrived: Steamship Governor Marvin. at
$50 p. NJ, Mckay master. from IndianOla,
with cattle to- order; schooner Charles e.
Morrison, Smith master, seventeen days
from New York. with an assorted cargo, to
George A. Fosdick & Co.
Sailed: Steamship Harlan; barks Piran-
dello, Alaska, James Young and Ellen Dyer;
briggs Pablo and Burgem eister Steinberg !;
schOoners Maria Elizabeth and Constance
At anchor inside the bar, bound out:
Ship Lady Blessington.
At anchorage outward bound: ships
Georgina, Otaga, Delft Haven and Waverly.
VICKsBURG, April 30.-Passed up: Alaska
g. and Ida Norvell 10 A. M. Down: w. r.
Arthur 5, and G. V. Kountz p. M. River
stationary. Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO. April 3o.-Passed up: Henry
Ames, New Orleans to st. Louis, IL P. NJ. !;
Nile, Arkansas river to St. Louis. A. Nj. !;
Garnett, New Orleans to st. Louis, 2 A. M.
Passed down: Diamond, Louisville to Mem
phis, s A. M; Robert Burns, Cincinnati to
Memphis, s A. III; Belle Memphis, st. Louis
to Memphis, 2 ?. II. River rose inches.
Mercury 70.
CINCINNATI, April &c. River. 25 feet in the
channel, and falling; Il feet space under the
bridge. Weather clear and warm. Depar.
ted: Mineola, for Memphis and Louisville.
MEMPHIS, April 30.-Weather clear and
warm.-River stationary. Passed up
Weeks. Passed down-Alton, Dexter, Wau-
nita and Robert Burns.
LOUISVILLE, April Observation-Disclosures
Dean, from Cincinnati: Mary Houston, from
New Orleans; Nightingale, from Arkansas
river. Departed, Alice Dean and Indiana,
for New Orleans; Nightingale, for Cincia-
natl. River fallen two ieet two inches in
last twenty-four hours; nine feet six inches
In the canal; seven feet six inches in the
chute, with eighty.fve feet under the
bridge. Weather clear and pleasant. Mer-
curry seventy one.
MEMPHIS, April 3O.-Chickasaw jockey
Club. The meeting closed to-day; the at
tendance was large and the betting heavy,
the sports suffered severely. The Green
stakes for three year olds, for $500. won by
Lewis Blacklock6lly, beating Banquet.
Chickaree distanced, Ida Grissam with
drawn in third heat-time, 1:50-4l $50
1:524-l55. Banquet was the favorite.
Club purse 5000, mile hests, all ages;
won by Bonita, beating Emma Marratta and
Morgan Scout; Signal Light distanced-
time, s:45 and S:44l.N Bonita was the
favorite.
Handicap fonbeaten horses, one mile and
repeat for 5000; won by Defender, beating
Woodburn. Alice Ward was sick and was
withdrawn-time, :54 and Los.
Sr. LOUIS, April 30.-Arrived: Shreve,
from Red River. Departed. Atlantic and
hazaes and Richmond for New Orleans, For
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