New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-09
tCoNT1NuED IRON FIRST PAsE.1

OF General InOmas.
GALVESTON, Texas. April s-Leroy CO on
avoided execution 10 day for the murder of
Major Lochman by committing suicide last
night in Jail.
CHICAGO, April S.-Memorisi service in
honor OF the late General Thomas drew an
immense crowd to Farwell Hall to- night.
The services were peculiarly solemn and
impressive in character, and consisted Of
dirSe, memorial hymn. and prayer by
Right Rev. Bishop Whithouse, and an
address by Governor Palmer.
SAN FRANCISCO, April SIT is reported
that Commissioner Delano ordered the re-
lease Of a large lot of whisky, seized by
revenue officials some time since, over
which there was so much controversy.
Governor Haight is almost unanimously
condemned for approving the bin granting
fifteen thousand dollars out OF public school
fund for the benefit OF Catholic schools of
this city. The reports of the suffering of the
laboring people of San Francisco have been
greatly exaggerated.
Between twenty and thirty millions are
deposited in the Savings banks of this city.
Cartmen on city work have refused to work
for less than three dollars aud q half per
day. Workmen on the Patrero railroad,
who were receiving fof'y dollars per month
and board, struck few days since for an
increase of wages.
Templar Lodge of Odd Fellows of this
city last night voted 1920 to assist in in
PRODUCING Odd Fellowship in Europe. It is
thought that other lodges will increase the
amount to ten thousand.
The Democrats OF Washington Territory
nominated Judge James d. Mix delegate to
Congress.
Arizona advices to March % state that the
smallpox is raging feartuly in the Prens
country, averaging i've daily deaths, which
is 8 terrible mortality considering the popu-
lation.
LOUISVILLE. April s.-There was an i'm.
mense turn out of colored people bere to-
day TO celebrate the adoption of the fifteenth
amendment. The procession was three
quarters of an hour in passing given
point, and bore banners and transpareDCies
with notices. Quite feature Of the cele-
bration was the firing Of hundred guns a.
sunrise.
Order prevailed along the line of the pro
cession, with the exception OF one instance,
when slight disturbance was made by the
arrest of a negro by the police, for disor
DERBY conduct. Rescue was attempted, and
at one time d seric Us disturbance was anti
cipated, but finally passed of quietly.
Speeches were delivered by whitef and
colored orators at the courthouse, and at the
different African churches tonight. Cen
James Speed, General Rumple, and other
prominent Republican leaders delivered ad-
dresses.
Cotton Movements.
BosroN, April S-Cotton: Receipts of the
week, 4044 bales; exports to Great Britain,
10 bales; sales, 1850 bales; stock, 12,OOO
bales.
Providence, r. l.. April s.-Cotton: Re
cepts of the week, 26j bales.
BALTIMORE, April S.-Cotton: Receipts Of
the week, 1882 bales; exports to the CONT
nent, 243; coastwise, go; sales OF the week,
2670 bales.
Cry POINT, va.,s April s.--Co!ton: Re-
eceipts OF the week, 227 bales.
NORFOLK, Va, April S.-Cotton: Receipts |
Of the week. 1901 bales exports, coastwise, |
2227; sales of the week, 395 bales.
WILMINGTON. April S.-COtton: Receipts |
of the week, 1905 bales; exports, coastwlse,
All bales; sales OF the week, 200 bales: |
stock, 900 bales.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. April s.-Cotton: |
Stock Is 646; Sea Island, 40c@Sl; receipts. |
OF the week, 290l; exports, TO Spain 2SG; |
coastwise, 1850; sales. 1890 bales.
AUGUSTA. Ga. April S.-Cotton: Sales of |
the week. 2247i receipts. 1921; stock, 19, 436. |
bales. |
SAVANNAH Ca, April s-Cotton: Receipts |
OF the week, 434l bales; exports 30 Great |
Britain. 1904; to, the continent, 3O15; coast |
wise, 2173; sales OF the week, 5000 bales; |
stock, 38,277 uplands, and 3S07 baies OF Sea |
Island.
MOBILE. April s. Cotton: Receipts of the |
week, 1892 bales; exports to Great Britain, |
1854 bales; continent, 1851 bales; coast |
wise, 67S esles; sales OF the week, 1900 /
bales.
GALVESTON, April g. Cotton: Receipts Of |
the week, 4507 bales; exports to Great |
Britain, 1886 bales; coasiwise, "a bales; |
sales of the week, $40 bales.
MEMPHIS, April Section: Receipts of the |
week, 4G23 bales; exports 1907 bales; stock,
JIG, 63e bales.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, April s, Il NJ
Barometer 1910. Wind south-southeast,
and blowing gale.
Arrived: Steamship Teutonia, at A. NJ,
Winseen. master, from Hamburg via Havrc |
and Havana, to Williams, Rupert & Co.;
schooner Linda, Sbisa, master, ii days from /
Vera Cruz. in ballast and with passengers,
TO NJ. Payro; schooner Turner, Graves,
master, five days from Ruatan, with fruit, |
to Z. Tramontana; schooner Annie G. War
Der, Grave, master, fl We days from Ruatan,
with fruit, to K. Tramontana. No de-
partures,
Outside waiting for fair wind to sail: Ship
Baden and bark William Rathbone.
The ship Baden was put to sea by the tow
boats Achilles, Equator and Wabash, after
lying on the bar four days.
Six P. M.-Barometer, 1870. Wind east |
and strong.
Arrived Ship Rosalie. Grandson, master,
ffty-two days from Liverpool. with general |
cargo, to j. G. Lingham & Co. Ship j. A.
Thompson, Thompson, master, fifty days |
from Cardiff, with railroad iron to order. |
Bark Alaska, Potter. master, nineteen days |
from New York, with q general cargo TO
George A. Fosdck & Co. Ship Charles |
Davenport, Potter. master, sixty two days |
from AntNerp, with railroad iron and glass |
to DeGass Bros.
No departures.
PAss-A-L'0UrRE, April SIP M.-Wipd |
southeast and fresh. Arri,ed: Steamship |
Perlt at $50 A. NJ, Gardner, master, from
Apalachicola, to F. W. Perkins & Co: brig
Pablo, Capons, master, thirteen days from |
Havana, in ballast, to PUG Bros; schooner
Genevra, Glover, master, eight days from |
Utilla. with fruit to i. Pillsbury. She re.
ports having spoken. April 5, in latitude Is,
longitude S4l, ship Ann Gray, hence for
Liverpool. Sailed: Steamship Margaret.
PIrrsBuRe, April S.-Monongahela and
New Orleans tomorrow. Weather clear and
warm.
CINCINNATI, April S.-River fallen twenty.
Elk inches, with forty feet eleven inches in
the channel. Weather clear.
MEMPHIS, April 8. Weather warm and
rainy. River rose six inches, and is three
and q half feet below high water mark.
Arrived: Belle Lee. Departed. Alton and
Julia for st. Louis; Marble City for Vicks.
burg, and Virginia for New Orleans.
VICKsBURG, April 8.-Passed up: Edin-
burg, at II; Olive Branch, at - P. M; Stra-
der, at P. NJ. Down: Pargoud, at P. NJ.
River rising. Weather cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, April S.-Arrived: Leonidas,
from Cincinnati; Alaska, from New Orleans.
Departed: Leonidss, for New Orleans,
Alaska, for Cincinnati; Indiana, for New