New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-09

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lives Burned mt New Wilmington-Co-
burn Gone TO Fight NIace-No Trace OF
MIR. Tyndale's Murderer-Governor
Geary aud the Miners-General Stoue-
mans CommRnd-Settiers Carried Oh
and Killed by Apaches.
WILMINGTON, Del, May S.-The Phila-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad
shops, with seventeen engines, burned The
fire was caused by locomotive sparks The
loss is very heavy.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nav S.-No traces so
far of the murderers of Mr.. Tyndale.
ST. Louis, Nav S-General Mcdonald
Supervisor of Internal Revenue, has lust re,
turned from business trip to the Southern
part of the State, and denies he has called
Epon the President for troops to suppress
kHKlHx IN the -Seeena District of AIis-
souri,, as reported from the West.
- BUFFALO, May S.-Joe Coburn has gone
TO the rendezvous for the fight with Mace.
PHILADELPHIA, May S-Governor Geary
delivered an address to meeting of work
iHgmen at Harrisburg last night, in which
he denounced the railroad companies for
raising the tolls on coal, and praised the
miners for the stand they had taken.
SAN FRANCISCO, May THE appoint
ment of General Crook, to succeed General
Stoneman in command of the department
of Arizona, gives great satisfaction on the
Pacific coast.
H. G. Long, Edgar Huter and Curry Cho-
pin were killed, and several other settlers
carried of, at San Pedro Valley by the
Apaches last week. A Los Angeles stage
was robbed near Salinas river, Monterey
county, by highwaymen on Friday night
New YORK, May ga World special,
dated Versailles, May Z, says that Bismarck
urges Theirs to hasten the reduction of
Paris. The Germans viii not hold aloof
beyond next Sunday
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, May s, p. MIA
rometer 1910. Weather calm Arrived:
Brig Hall, Oliver, master, twenty-three
days from Rockland, Maine, with granite !
to the st. Louis Bridge Company. No de-
partures
YIcEsBuRe, Nay s. Passed down: |
Katie at z. NJ, NJ. j. Wicks at P. NJ,
and Mary Houston at A. NJ. Passed up: |
Henry Ames at ten last night and j. Fl.
Groesbeck at two o'clock this morning.
Boats passed up to-day: Dexter at P. nj.
and Edinburg atnoon. Weather warm and
clear. River rising.
MEMPHIS, May S-Weather cloudy.
Mercury 80. White and Arkansas rivers
falling. Passed up: City of vicksburg and
oceanus Passed down: Shreve. River
rising.
LOUISVILLE, May The river is rising
the chute, nine feet and ten inches in the
canal, six feet and ten inches on the rocks,
and e1ghty-one feet under the bridge. |
Weather clear and pleasant this morning,
cloudy during the afternoon, and raining to-
light. Business active.
Arrived: III! S. Turner and Champion.
rom st. Louis. Departed: H. S. Turner
md Champion, for Cincinnati; Susie Silver,
or New Orleans; Nightingale, for Arkansas
liver. The Kate Kinney loads for NeO Or
cans tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS, May 8.-Arrived: Belle St.
,ouis, from Vicksburg and Grand Tower,
rom Memphis. Departed: City of Chester,
or Memphis.
River swelling slowly, with fourteen feet
I water to Cairo. The upper Mississippi is
: Hood height and over its banks at many
laces. Steady rain all day and still CON
nues, extending over great breadth of
ountry north and west.
PrTTsBURG, May 8.-Weather clear and
DOL. The Monongahela has thirteen feet
nd falling slowly. Ten steamers, with
i83, 900 bushels, of coal, have left for Gin !
nnatI; forty-six, with 5.l8300O, for Louis
ille four for New Orleans, with 852 900: ,
ne for Cairo, with 100, 900, and one for {
aton Rouge, with 10000 bushels. Total.
1856, 600 bushels, the largest run ever made I
rom this point. t
CINCINNATI, May 8.-River rising. Ar I
wed: Belfast and Shannon, from Louis
ilie Weather cloudy, threatening rain. t
teamer Tom Reese ran against the Newport |
ridge last night, knocking down her Chin t
eys and damaging her pilothouse.