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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-02
COM NJ C KCIAL.
TUESDAY EVENING. March /, /


CorToN-The sales today embraced 500
bales at rather irregular prices, not requir-
ing any change in our quotations, which
we repeat as follows: Low ordinary Is
@l9c; ordinary l94@20c; good ordinary
2l{@2l3c; low midnllng 214922sc: middling
223@222c; strict middiDg 23@234c, and
good niddliug 233@233c.
The market exhibited considerable un.
steadiness and lrregularity. Some strict
low middling sold as hgh as 22!c, and good
ordinary as low as 2lc but the bulk of the
business agreed with the quotations given
above, which met general assent at the
close. The demand appeared to be more
lively in the morning than subsequently.
The supply on sale was fair but while some
factors were anxious to realize, others were
too stringent in their professions to meet
most of the pending orders.
The sales for the past hrpe days sum up
- bales. and The receipts Pitt, en-
bracng $50 from other delivery ports, and
27,2l8 proper. against 26,S02 proper for the
corresponding time last week. Receipts
proper since September l, S29 OIL bales,
against 669 400 last year. The exports COM
prise 10 467 bales, embracing 1854 to Liver
poo, 1850 to Barctl Iona. All to Vera Cruz,
1873 to Boston, 22l4 to New Yo k, and 800 to
Mobile.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September l. l663-bsles. 10
Arrived since last statement. 1866
Arrived prev iouAly. 1858 35o-e73,Ol2
Total. ............................ s73.7s2
Oearod to-dsy .:--.-..........-.---.r-. al
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REPUBLICAN,. 1870
BUSINESS CARDS. {

BUSINESS CARDS.
7. WILLIAM DAVIS
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
eS............st. Charles Street.
Masonic Han. New OrleanA
Prompt attention given to buying, selling and
leasing OF plantations and other real estate. paying
OF taxes, collecting rents. etc. se8 ~
M ALONE,
ITO MAGAZINE STREET. NEAR JULIA.
NEW ORLEANS.
Blacks"ith' Iron Railing, Maker,
GENERAL Hous. SMITH.
verandahs, Iron Fences, Office and Tomb Railing
Doors snd sSnsrs made
to order. Also Exchanging, Locksmuhing and
@ lowest Special Pu s.tsnton
to Builders work. fe13
MERCHANDISE. FLOUR AND PROVISION
BROKRR.
No. los Poydrss Street.
W.. TAYLOR, JOHN M. BURKE,
ja27ly statesmen.
T. A. DE HART.
DEN list.
Da.phine strset............1s
jal4ly Fsur Doors from Canal.
WILLIAM DAUrHIN.
IMPORTER. JOBBER AND MANUFACTURER
Millinery, Fancy and Straw Goods Ar.
tihcial Flowers. Wreaths. etc,
No. $50 CANAL STREET.
NEW ARRIVALS WEEKLY. nol2
s. w. HIG GINs.
Manufacturer Of Every Style Of
GOLD PENS.
No. Old Lsvee Street. New Orleans.
Repairing. Seventy five Cents. noll sm
JANzEA's
OYSTER SALOON
And
RESTAURANT,
No. l6 Royal street,
oolo ly New Orleans.
A RNOLB WEBER.
A
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New York Ifers.

New YORK, pril II -Commoo orr
Meade died yesterday from apoplexy
A verdict of $15 600 has been re
covered against Adams Expre IS. Tor
the value Of a large humber oi
peaches intended for New York, and
left at Fortress Monroe, IN 1867.
Over 1000 emigrants arrived dur
ing the past week.
DIR. Carl Newman, author OF the
History Of the United States dedicat-
ed to President Lincoln, died recent
ly in Berlin.
An attempt was made at Madison,
New jersey, on Friday evening, to
nssassinate Miss Edith O'Gorman,
the lecturer on Catholicism; a shot
was fred from the mob. but missed
its aim. --..-... 49,. ....-....,. a--
The schooner John Limburner, Of
Brookyille, is reported burned atsea,
and abandoned. The fate of the crew
Is unknown. ~
1t is officially announced that the
delegates for conducting the local
examination of Oxford University.
Will admit girls to examination in
y une, subject to 4 the regulations
already issued for boys.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-18

ST. LOnIa IfnnnN.


ST.. Louis, April 1.-THE commit
tee who have been investigating the
accounts, of the defaultiug City Treas
urer Susisky for several days past, re-
ported to Mayor Cole last night that
they found the deficit to- be $163,--
762 81. What has become of this
money the committee could not pre-
cisely ascertain, but they found II me
safe, and obtained from Susisky a
memoranda of Indebtedness, consist
ing of checks, promissory notes and
receipts signed by A. Il. Kreger, who
is alleged to have been connected In
heavy stock and gold operations with
Susisky; amounting to $108, 200; also
between forty and fifty notes, receipts,
due bills, aud checks ranging from
$40 to 81, 900, but mostly under 500.
What, if anything, can be realized
on these, is not known.
In giving some causes Of the defal-
cation, the committee express the
opinion that Kroeger obtained large
sums of money from Susisky, know
ing them to belong to the city; that
their speeulations amounted to half a
million dollars; aud that but for
EKroeger, Susisky's deficit would have
been amply covered by his bond.
They also recomm mend that the salary
of the City Treasurer be raised from
$4,000, the present amount, to a sum
commensurate with the duties and re-
sponsibilhies of the position, and the
| bond increased from 1000 to $780,
| 000. e .ssf s.se,s ,ss6irt tEif ~
Tho rapid rise in the river here has
broken the iron caisson surrounding
the east pier Of the bridge, and the
pier is now twenty. four feet under
water.
No further work can be done on
this pier until the river falIsi but la
Dor on the west pier is progressing
finely. af hef#.5 ~
An cid man, named Avery Ballard,
was murdered at Whitehall, Ill,
yesterday, by a man. who afterwards
went to the principal hotel, and regis
tered himself as Nv. j. Davis, Chris.
tan County. H., formerly of Logan
County, o.; got revenge Don't rub
this out till published - The man
who is supposed to be insane, was ar
rested, and lodged in Jail, bat not til
several attempts were made to lyncl
] him. "a a5z les
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. April 16.-Governor
Fairchild, OF Wisconsin,, and Cow
Austin, of Iowa. are here, and Elk
Governor NORTH, of Iowa, will be
hero to- day. They, in conjunction
with General Harvey, of Kansas, will
press on Congress, next week. the
passage of q bill providing for unin-
terrupted steam communication be-
tween the Mississippi River and Lake
Michigan by way 0t the Wisconsin,
and Sac and Fox Rivers. The Green
Bay and Mississippi Canal Company
have now the sole franchise for Fox
River, but an arfangement will prob
ably be effected with them, by which
the Governments will obtain the sole
control of that portion of the route.
| The estimated cost Of the work is
about 81 .000, 600 Theywin probably
| be heard by the Commerce Commit
| of tho House next week. as1ht
General Orders No. Al from Head
| quarters OF the Army Aahien Major
General Sehofeld to the command OF
| the Military Division of the Pacific
| The Department of Alaska will be
/ discontinued after the first of July,
| and that Territory attached 20 the
Department. of Oolumbia. Mai. Gen.
4 Z Z
j Candy commanding, -t
L., A new department has been cre-
ated styled the Department Of Arl-
| zona, embracing Arizona and South
| ern California, General Stoneman
commanding.
| General Pope is assigned to the
command of the Department of Mis-
souri,, when vacated by General Soho.
1ield, with headquarters at Leaven,
worth. V rrr-gg
The Department of the Lakes il
enlarged so as TO embrace the whole
northern frontier as far east as Lake
| lChamplain, and Gen. Cook assigned
, to the command.
: After the first of June Virgins
will be annexed to the Department O
| the East, commanded by Genera
} Mcdowell, and the Department o.
the Cumberland will be discontinued
! The troops within the latter are to b,
: attached to the Department Of the
! South, Gen. Terry commanding.
: " The House Sub Committee OF
. Commerce have prepared a bill max
' ing the appropriations for the I'm
!. provements of rivers aud harbOrs
y Among the sums agreed upon are
for Des Moines Rapids. $400, 600
j Louisville Canal, $2560O0; remoyin
D distractions and snags from the Mis-
. sissippi River and tributaries. 500,
: 900; for the Ohio River, $50, 900; an
= for the mouth Of the Mississippi
/. $500, 900. $3.50 ea -
: The glass manufactory on the cor
s ner of 18th and e Streets, owned b
: John Purdy, was destroyed by fire to
= night, Loss about $40, 900. 1t wa
= the work of an iucendiary.
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Fenian Movements.

BesToN, April 16.-Reports confim
the. stories ofthe arrival of muni-
tons Of war along the Canada border.
A gentleman connected with the
Vermont Central Railroad says that
for several days there has been an
unusual number of strangers carried
over the road in the direction of the
border towns, and they are now scat
tered IN small squads around Bur-
lington and st. Adams. The parties
are all Irish, and they have been very
reticIent in their conversation with
strangers. He also confirms the
story of-some weeks since, of the ar
rival of boxes of small arms ad-
dressed to we'll Known Fenian SYM
pathizers in different sections of
| Vermont. but what disposition was
made of them is unknown. There is
no doubt but she Fenians mean to
,give the Canadians considerable
trouble, even if they do not make an
actual attack. To guard against any
surprise of danger, the Dominion
Government has concentrateda a large
/ body of troops at Montreal. and in &
few DAYS there will be strong guard
/ along the whole frontier. ~ aHs
The Fenians in Boston aud vicinity
are quiet, and sdisclaim all knowledg,
of any projected attack upon Canada
They admit. however, that there i
reason for the Canadians. to be on tn
alert.
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OhIo legislature.

COLUMBUS. April 16.-The Legisla-
ture has spent,the day mostly on bus
mess necessary to the closing of the
session. The House and Senate have
settled their difference In regard to
the bill amending municipal code,
and the same is now a law. The re-
peal of the law of the last Legisla-
ture, preventing voting by disabled
soldiers at the National. Asylum at
Dayton, was perfected. A bill passed
providing for selling the old site OF
the Central Lunatic Asylum, and the
building of the new one on some
farm within four miles of Columbus,
TO be purchased by the Governor,
Attorney General and State Treasu-
rev. An unsuccessful attempt was
made, in the Senate, to take up the
bill authorizing cities. and counties to
assist in building railroads. This
kills the bill for this session.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-18
INDIANApoL1s. April 17-The ID

INDIANAPOLIS. April 17.-The In
ternational Convention of the Young
Mems Christian Asso citation wilD be
held in this city on the 22d, 23d, 24th
and 25th of June next. 1t is expect
ed that from fifteen to eighteen
hundred regular, and three to five
THOUSAND corresponding delegates will
be present. The Associations Of this
city are making ample arrangements
to entertain all who may come. Many
of the leading Railroads have agreed
to convey the delegates at half fare.
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Keatucky Items.

|. LOUISVILLE, April ITO. morrow
morning the Courier. Journal, pub
fishes q severe attack on Governor
Stevenson, by Senator McOreery, aris =
ing out of the charge made by Steven
son, that MeCreery had recommended
Gen. Burbridge for Office.
The Senator calls for the publication
of letters which contain racy deVel-
opments. His letter is likely to add
to the 3 excitement which already
prevails among the Democratic poll
ticians throughout Kentucky. .al
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San Franclaco Items.

= SAN FRANCISCO, April 17.-The to :
tai yield Of quicksilver onIthis coast
for the year 1869, is 16 1893 TASKS.
ems to resign unless Congress makes
the mission first class. 49, 4
During recent storm in the Sierra
Nevada mountainsltwo feet Of snow
4 The Central Pacific Railroad trains
run on time all season, demonstrating
the etthat the road will be kept
open at all seasons. .4oaq - e.65
Rich gold discoveries 10 Seskyon
and Eldorado Counties, California.
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A,oSDAY, April Is.
NAVIGATION on Lake Erie Is fairly open.
Gold closed in New York yesterday AZ
The steamship Union has arrived from
| Bremen.
The steamer Palmyra, from Messina,
arrived atsNew York on Saturday.
It showed with great violence al day
and night Saturday. at Sc. Louis.
Two freight trains collided on the Erie
Railroad, at Goshen, on Friday; nobody
Commodore Mead was struck by paraly-
sis on Friday evening, i'm Brooklyn, and
semitic the city Hospital.
The telegraph Informs us that Good FRI
day occurred In New York. as elsewhere,
on Friday last and was vegy generally oo-
served.
The dwelling house OF james Culbert-
fire on Saturday morning. Loss 81 800; no
Insurance.
Tho St. Louis left Buffalo, Saturday
morning, for Detroit, Chicago and Mil
waukee, and the New York left for Cleye-
land. a-.1 a II tsf tttt'. +
The wyoming Conference OF the NJ. E.
Church AZ WilkesbaTre, Pa, on Saturday.
voted for lay delegation by vote OF l34
TO 9.
Creditable Information says contract
has been made TO carry wheat by rail
from Buffalo to New YORK, lighterage free,
at twelve cents per buShel.
Chas. P. Riggs and Frank Jones were
arrested in New York, on Saturday, for
attemptiDgto dispose OF stolen bonds Of
the Aa& @. ~. II. r.. with the names OF
Lates and Jay Gould forged thereon.
Five. or six Inches Of snow fell at Indi-
annapolis during Saturday forenoon. and
was still showing. Lafayette. Terre Haute
New Albany ksichmond and other points
In the state report a snow storm pre-
vailing.
- Tha,s shondaman. OF Thos.s Gerrisha,r She
defaulttng City Treasurer, on Saturday
paid into the City Tr sasury $4,000 as a
compromise settlement with the city. This
and the amount previously paid max es
snb0ut BwoIhMda or the defalcatiOn.' The
city loses the balance.
At a meeting of the Woman's Suffrage
Association OF ST. Louis. held on Saturday
night. n vote OF thanks was rendered Hon.
Geo. w. Julian, for introducing in Con-
gress, the Sixteenth Amendment, con-
.ferFinG the Fightof sunrage upon women,
and another urging the Missouri delega-
tion to use their influence to procure The
passage OF the Amendm ent.
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Canadian Affairs.

MONTREAL, April 16.-American
silver will be received in Government
account at 5 per cent. discount, up to
the 18th of April. after which the dis
count will be 81. ...e..- .-
DR.. Schultz, arrived this evening,
accompanied by DR.. Lynch. All the
country volunteers ordered to duty,
have arrived, except the 11th battal-
ION, Of St. Andrews. The city corps,
are to drill two hours a day, and as
long as they put in an appearance reg
ularly, they will be allowed to con
tinue their ordinary avooations
Drilling had been going on all day al
Champ De Mars. Affairs at the from.
tier are reported all quiet.
The new fractional currency was
put in Gil ,ulation to day: 9vra
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Death of Lopez ConfirEaed


CHICAGO, April 16.-Tbe Sheriff
a1ity. defalcation here, has at last been
settled 0or0ner1Oleavesh having taken
possession of the Office under recogni..
tion blythe Courts. ez vaa4ssS 81
so' 'Th ere was a Snow storm here ard
at va RIGS points IN Illinois. to-day.
In the Constitutional Conventions
yeste rday, section was adopted al
lowing women 10 yo te lupc any prop-.'
osition 10 raise money by taxation for
any purpose whatever. when suehwO-
mel have properly that will be sub
Iect to taxatiou, If such proposition
be adopted. 10 day this section was
recoDsidcred and laid on the table.
and the. resolution submitting to a
separaie vote of the people. The
section providing for woman suffrage
was adopted bS forty-seven TO twenty
one.3xA EaEA1 = 44.G
The Executive Council of Nine, ap-
D ointed By The late Fenian Congress,
is thus constituted, JAS Gibbon. PEN
/ sylvapia; Ps j. Meehan, New Jersy
g. 2. Mckay and Frank Agrew, Hi
lnois Frank Gallagher, 2and e. l..
Cary, New York; s. w. Fitzgerald
Ohio; Lawrence Finnigan and Rich
ard McCloud. Connecticut.
- The following were appointed
delegates to o. the Convention to be
held in New York City about the
iI9th inst. Col. Cosgrove aud J ohI
. II. Finaerty, Illinois; Maj. M. q
I. Williams, Pennsylvania, ind Captain
McLaughlin, Colorado. It is intend
ed that five of the above Executive
lCouneilashaH resigo so that the Ney
York Convention may elect four
leaving one member to be chosen b.
the other eight In Congress.
The Pope's Bull was discussed, ant
elected some warm observations. ~
far as can be learned the tone of tn
remarks was hostile to clerical inter
ference in political matters, or mat
ters pertaining to Irish nationality
3 The question of making the organiza
o tion secret was also debated, and wa
g decided, it is understood, in the mega
tive.
"A The Red River rebellion was delib
p Grated upon, but nothing as to th
character of the debate has trans
pired. 81
.i Winona, MINI, in consequence {
the food, is situated atpresent on q
island, and large part of tits Jude
water. Irf NGataa E lH.-
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MEADvILLE, April 17.-John Lutz,
a German, yesterday, shot his wife
and another German, named Sprague
employed by him; the former was
woundiy slightly, and the later dan
gerously1 Lutz surrendered himself,
alleging undue familiarity between the
parties wasithe cause. .dlcZ' an
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OUR FATHER'S HOUSE !.

Or "The Unwritteh Word,p by the popu.
His last work imm ense sale makes GER
tain this ones success. All who have one
want the other Rose tinted paper. Steel
EngraYtngs. Clergy M en-, Teachers, ener-
getic men and Iadles wanted in every
township to act as agents. A paying busi-
ness. Send for Circular. ZEIGLER, Nc
CURDY q CO. 139 Race Street, CINCINNATI
Ohio. 10t& @5l mh24 W4W
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Loss OF MANHOOD.

ID ESULTING FROM THE FOLLHES
GAs of Youth. Young, middle-aged or
even old men permanently restored to
manly vigor, by the sure and only knaag n
Office, IS7 sycamore Street. Cincinnati o.
Send stamps for circular. Female Gfiserses
speedily cured. Medicine by mail. Recent
cases of private disease cured ia three
days. No charge tsHta Cured. Nursing FUR
ntshed, -.-..s@a-s -te.e [WlyF
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NASSAU. N. H., April 17.-The
First Congregational Church, and
some adjoining buildings, including
the Post Office block, burned last
night. Loss 100000. Two fremen
slightly injured. Boyl9 E. 4 aaf
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la ToLEDo,a April 16.--The Union
Steamboat Co. steamer Olear clear
ed for Buffalo this afternoon, and the
Northean Transportation Co.'s steam
er Akron will leave tomorrow for
Ogsdenbufg. These are the first
clearanees of the season for these
norris. fiN.
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srEAMRoAT LINES.

To LoUIsvTLLE--Every Monday at 10
O'Clock AN. Every Tuesday, Tednes-
day, Thursdsy, Friday, and saturday ate
O'clock p. N.
10 0AIEo.- Daily, except Sunday, at 4
70 S5REFS RryER.-Ever Monday, Tues
day Thursday. and Saturday al O'Clock
To EAsTPORT.-Every Tuesday and Sat
urday at4 O'Clock p: M. %
To HENDERSoH-Dallys except Sundays,
To HAsav1nI.E Tuesday, wednes-
day and saturday az P. M. a.rlT 17r =.
Transient boats daily up and down.
To CINCINNATI-Every Saturday at 10
TO CANNELToN-Eyery Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at 10 AN.
= II tf Ntft -- #I
RockportStage (via EewburEh and Boom
gilIe) Carrying the mail, leaves at A. N.
an Mondays, Wednesdays and Frfdavs''
Arrives by 2 r. M.s Tuesdays, Thurasays
and Saturdays. --...I a =
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon.
DAYS and Fridays att A. NJ. Arrives Tines.
days and Saturdays by 4 p. II. - ~ - -
Mt. Vernon Mar Stage leaves daily tax
cept Sundays) att A. N. Arrives daily fs~
sept Sundays) by 2 P. M NJ ~ ~
70 HEwBUEa.-IHaoK daily {exoept Sum
&ay) from the Merchants Hotel al Z
O'Clock p. NJ &c 54eH
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
&c AaVtral-e,... }. =

TETAEFED AGENTS TO sli a THOR
w oUGHLY o .oD DOMESTIC ART IcI.E,
Hau2e In every family. No com pc ftf0n.
BxcluJvo territory given. Business very
pleasant. A9sn Is have sold three dozen.
nett Dg $40 per day. One sold $50 In a small
town another 900 In i've towns: aDother
lhriy-ope n gaining on thtrty-three fam +
I e.: Cost OF outfit 50 No danger Of I'M
position, Best of references given. Send
ton, Mass IITTIHFTfsI,T1 4. ma Rfr'
ap21 W4w
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Fstrav NOtiee

PYVAREN UP BY MORGAN GRRARD
lin Union Township, one red and white
heifer, with motley cole lOred face, crop and
split in left ear, split and under bit IN
right ear; judged to be near two years old,
and appraised at fifteen dollars also a red
bull with white face, white spot on each
and appraised at eight dollars. before
mh8l WITT G.J. NEW NAN, Justice
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Explosion OF she TOW-bOat Raven
Full Particulars.

CINCINNATI, April l5.-The TOW
boat Raven exploded her boilers at II
o'clock to night, above tho Little Mi
ami Depot, aud hoated down to the
/ foot Of Butler Street, where she sunk
Twenty. three persons were on board
Madison Circle, deck hand, from Ba-
sham, o., was brought ashore badly
hurt. Three others are known to be
saved. The fate Of the remainder Is
unknown.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Capt. Samuel De Wolf, badly hurl
about the head and right arm broken;
j. Aleshire, mate of the G,alIipolis
hurt through the hips; both are al
the Broadway Hotel; Ellis AIeshire
carpenter. seriously scalded. Known
to be saved-J oseph Martin, first en-.
gineer; DeWolf, mate Thos. j. White
fireman, and two persons unknown
The sad fate of the remainder cannot
be determined on .AEoiE D
At this late hour the officers and
crew not heard from arG as follows:
Woodward, pilot; Joe, Martin. first
engineer; George Abels, second en-
giheer; firemen, Reuben Saucer,
John Christy, Henry Brown, colored,
aud another unknown. Levi Lauser,
first steward, and Robert Decker, sec-
ond steward. Deck hands, Stewart
Leavitt, Samuel Findlay, j John Find
lay, Robert Hicks, Robert Bailey,
Ellis Bones, 3Joshua Laferead. The
boat was owned by the Pomeroy
Transportation Company, and was
just steamipg out when the explosion
occurred She had on 100 pounds of
steam and a full head of water -
CINCINNATI, April 16. The follow
ing is the additional information 10
the Raven disaster: Supposed lost
Asa Woodward, pilot; Jno. Calvin
Dewolf, frat mate; Jane Bell, Cham
bermaid. Persons in another boat
say they saw the two former 20 down
w Wounded--J oseph Martin, eneineeF,
slightly; Sheldon Levi Lauser, stew
ard, slightly injured; Reuben Sauser,
fireman, batsly scalded Elias Boweb,
deck band, badly bruised Geo ;
Ables, Engineer, badly bruised and
sealded; John Christy, fireman,
slightly bruised; Decker. Steward
dangerously injured; !; O. FindIeY and
Leonard Brown, deck hands, slightly
scalded. Injured-J oshua Laferead
and Thos. Love, decks hand Thomas
White, fireman.
CINCINNATI, April 17.-AlI the
survivors of the Raven disaster are
uoiuG uoA. - q
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Nrw 0n1rANs- Anil 10

New ORLEANS, April 16.- The
ship Kate Prince, from Bristol,
England, has arrived. She reports
she picked up, April IL, In latitude
west. the crew of the schooner Emma
from New York, for Galveston. The
schooner had caught FIRE and was
burned to the waters edge. -
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5 OTTAwA, ORT., April 15.--The ex-
pedition to Red River viii number
10000 picked men, including the
Steel battery and Rocket brigade. as
wen as two thousand loyal Indians. e'