New Orleans Republican., 1871-04-07

Mayer Of Ste Loule-OmcsoI MaJeF1ty-
ssciesy Of Army Of Tensessee-Anasal
AGeeeing n Ciecinnati-Savannah and
Chaxaesten Marine News.
81. LOUIS, April 6.-The official majority
Of Brown for Mayor is 2034.
CrNcINNArI, April 6.-The society of the
Army of Tennessee met, General Sherman
nreeiding. Two hundred present.
0AyANHAH, Ca, April 6.-Clesred: Steam
Ghip Oriental, for Boston; Onward, for Llv-
EnARLEsrox, April 6.-Sailed: Steamer
Georgia, for New York; steamer Fall River,
for philadelphia; steamer San Quintin, for
Havana; bark Columbia, for Amsterdam;
echooner l.. A. Denncohorn, for Philadel-
MI: schooner w. B. Mann, for Richmond,
Virginia; schooner A. F.. Fabers, for Provi-
dence; schooner Alfred Keen, for South
ern port; schooner A. E. Willard, for
Georgetown, South Carolina; schooner Nay
Day. for Bucksville; schooner John Nc
Adam, for Georgetown, South Carolina;
schooner ID. o. Streaker, for Wilmington,
North Carolina.
CmcMxArI, April 6.-At meeting Of the
socisty Of the army Of Tennessee this
morning the present officers were reelected
as follows: President, General w. I. Sher-
man; corresponding secretary, General A.
HickeulOoper; recording secretary, General
L. w. Dayton; treasurer, General ii. +.
Force.
General Sherman said he had heard Gen
eral Bowlers body was lying in vault by
charity.
Tonight Pixies Hall was filled to over
flowing.
sided. General Meade, Admiral Porter and
Others were also ON the stage in uniform.
General II. F. Force, of Cincinnati, was
then introduced, and made an eloquent ad-
iresa of welcome. At the end of his ad-
dreas the band played "Auld Lang Syne," !"
vhen Colonel ]. w. Noble, Of st. Louis, de-
ivered the annual address. He spoke of
fle memories associated with the month OF
April, which saw the gloomy rise of war
and the glorious return OF peace. He spoke
III the prOpitiOus circumstances under which
thev met. Did any one point to the dis
4nrhed condition Of the country and ask
have we nought to fears
He replied the. army of Tennessee ye
a;ved Mas not Grant President, Belkna]
0~erefarv of War and Sherman the head o
- armvf Let but the head Of new re
boIlien grow large enough to become 81
overf act and threaten tho common peac
ana veal, and hemp, not gunPowder' VII
Raver Intelligence.
aourHwrsr Pass, April 6, p. M
nsrometer 1890. Weather calm.
M arrivals. Sailed: Ship Coronet an
V1cxsrUns, April 6.--Passed down
John KyIe, st nine o'clock last night. Passes
I'M: Oceanus It eleven O'Clock last night
GrcAsbeck. at ten A. H.; Mary Houston,
one p. IN. aod Julia, ct six Z: M. to-day
weather warm and clear. River falling
slowly. 4a .,
eury 78o. River fen seven inches in tn
past twenty-four hours. Passed up: Susl
Hilver, Messenger, and Tom Jasper. Fasse'
down: Mary Ann .Bigley, simpson, AM
Horner, all with tows Of Oeal. :,
LOUISVILLE, April 6.-River sl0wly eweil
ine. with six feet two inch0s scant IN tn
chute and eight feet two inches IN the cana
Weather clear and very warm buslnes
active. Arrived: MinneOla, from 1empnie
Mary Davage and barges, from - Loula
Sam J. Hale and C. B. Church, from Gin
cinnati; Lady Lee and Collyer and beEges
he Deoarted: Minneola TOR Cincinnati, g
J. Hale for Memphis, Colyer and barge
~ ST. Louis, Lady Lee for Red riveE
2(ary Dsvage and barges for Pittsburg.
TSw beefs John A. Wood came II
fbso New Orloans and. returns tomorrow
Tiere1s arrived, fto0 Memphis to Pitt
-. "a - TEisndship passed up frou
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passsis5. cIaGa'e dsAt ssss ssu