New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

NOllc Pr0sequi i'm the enforcement Prose
cnti0n of Memphis Ofcinls-The Vir
ginia Railroad Archaeological fo
the Dead and Wounded-Big Scare il
Kentncky-Exaegerated Reports ab0u
Armed Colored Men.
MEMPHIS, August S.-The United State
Attorney entered ,oue prosequi this morn
ing, in the case of the election officials.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
West Virginia, August S.-All those wht
were wounded by the late railroad accident
will recover. Strange to say they had NJ
bones broken. In consequence Of the acct
dent, and of the presence of the wounded a,
the springs, the ladies have declined to have
the usual chop" tonight out of respect fol-
the dead, and sympathy for the wounded
The personal effects of those who were
killed lave been brought to this place.
General D. N. Barringer, of North Caro-
lima, arrived to-day. Weather clear. Their
ometer S0c.
LOUISVILLE, August S-A special to the
Courier-Journol from Lexington, dated to-
day, says that the negroes are on the ram.
page in Woodward county, burning barns,
oats and hay stacks, turning stock in hemp
fields, etc.
On Rosehill the negroes assembled en-
masse, armed with muskets and pistols, and
are picketing all the roads leading into Yer
halted and turned back. The whites are
ordered to retire to their houses.
A company of militia which was ordered
from Midway, arrived about two o'clock p.
M, when the rioters were dispersed, but
threaten to give fight tonight. The citizen
guards Of Lexington are awaiting orders at
the scene of the disturbance. The general
apprehension is that there will be fight be-
fore morning.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, August 8, IL M
Barometer 1856. Wind southeast and fresh.
notwithstanding Mariposa at eleven
last night, KeIuble, master, from New York,
to A. Moulton; brig NJ. E. Haskell, Pills
bury, master, thirty days from Rockland.
Maine, with cargo of granite, to st. Louis
Bridge Company, and the vessel to Thorn
dixie, Norton & Co. No departures.
d P. M-BarOmeter 1855. Wind south
east and light. No arrivals or departures.
QUARANTINE, August 8, P. Mar
rived yesterday and now i'll Quarantine:
Steamship Grange and Spanish bark Joseta.
PAss-A-L'OUTRE, August 8, 6 p. NJ
Wind southeast and light. No arrivals or
departures. Spoken by the towboat Nor
man, Captain COoksey, forty-fve miles
southeast of Pascal Outre, brig Valencia,
eight days from Galveston, bound to Pen
sacOla.
Inside the bar bound out: Schooner Lizzie
Lima.
MEMPHIS, August S.-Passed up: Rubicon
and Virginia. Down: Lockwood and City |
of Vicksburg. River falling. Thermometer |
800.
VIcKsBURG, August S-Passed up: Nick
Wall at r N. River falling. Weather
eli IT and warm.
LOUISVILLE, August S.-The river has
fallen seven inches in the past twenty-four
hours, with three feet and eight inches in
the chute, and nine feet scant on Portland
bar. Thermometer "a at 2 p. NJ. Weather
clear.
CINCINNATI, August S.-The river has
fallen one foot in the past twenty-four
hours, with eleven feet IN the channel this
evening.
PITTsBURG, August s.-River is falling
with three feet and two inches by MonOn-
gahela bridge marks. The upper. Monon-
gahela is falling with nineteen inches in the
channel. Weather clear and hot.