New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-04

Des1nn % LaDeFers % ibe HuAsea River
RailrsaA.
i Ak1AeY. New York, April 3.-It IL 10
portsa tkata the laborers ON the Hudson
River Foi1sQod, who are now receiving LES
RW eent III 6evo struck for an advance Of
~ -oea6o. There arc some 600 laborers
enpleyed, end the strike il general
Il 11vss lnssl1lgsses.
0oUfHwssf Pas. April 3, 6P. NJ
Uanometer 1890. Wind southwest, fresh.
.Arsived: Steamship Victor ct $50 p. NJ,
aaAes MASTER Aom New York, to George
eaiIed: ship Winged Hunter.
sRAss-A-L'OUTRE, April 8 s P. N.-Wind
Woot eouthWostAnd fresh. Arrived: Russian
bo9k 6toffdfat Conetine, Stenman, master,
AZ days from Havana, in ballast, to W. r.
Bu1dendorA; brig II. n. RoNley, Rowley,
master, twepty.one days from New York,
Nth . general cargo. 70 G. w. Hynson T.
CO. ehe reports having encountered, in
letitude $50 ~, longitude $50 ~, heavy
eele on the night 81 the twenty-eighth Of
Last main tay-sail, and carried away fore
tspgnllant mast and trustle-trees. No de-
VICKsnuRc, April 3.-Passed down !:
Heary Ames 3 A. n, Pargoud 2 P. NJ,
Ka&ie 8 r. II. Up: Potomac 12, Great Re-
pab1ic IL lat evening, Tom Jasper 6 A. n.
9ivsr rising :lowly, Weather warm and
elear.
ClxcIrnA1r, April 3.-River about Sta
tisaary. Arrived: Belle Vernon, from
1lttsburg. Departed: Belle Vernon, for
and cool to night.
PrrrsBuRo, April B. Showery through
ct tie day. Raining steadily tonight.
The 4onQngAhela has seven feet and seven
inches. Efv
Arrived: Argosy and Kate Putnam
Departed: Carrie Brooks and Lady Brooks,
1e st. Louis.
81. LoUls, April s.-Arived: Belle St.
loai. from vick.Ssn1g; N: J. Nv: Wi;ks, from
I'D Storm and barges, from Little Rock.
Dqfarted: City Of Chester, for Memphis,
ard Storm and barges for Illinois river.
River still falling slowly. Weather warm.
MEMPHIS, April 3:-Passed mp: Glencoe,
md L6Onidas. Down: Longworth, Mary Mil
1ee, and Richmond. River falling steadily.
Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, April 3-The river is slowly
ueceding, fully two inches. since last report,
GSHht feet two inches in the canal and
ei9hty-four feet under the bridge. Weather
G1sar and pleasant.
Arrived: Champion, from St. Louis;
Robert Mitchell, from New Orleans.
Departed: Champion, fol Cincinnati.
Leave tomorrow: Virginia and Indiana,
1sr Now Orleans. The towboat Sam Rob
erts brought in . tow of coal from Pittsburg
and started back. The John A. Woods tow
1ee vicksburg and New Orleans win be put
through the cansl tomorrow.
Tho G. H. Wilson ran in the bank at
Concordia, and sunk one barge loaded with
zachinery Of the old Kew City barge. The
largo is total loes. Most Of the ma
ehinery will ne saved.
The boats ct the levee bwere Knocked
about considerably by tho high wind last
might; several broke loose, much trouble,
an1 some damage, resulted.
EvANsv1LE, April 3.-Weather clear and
rleasant. Heavy storm last night River
abeut Stationary,
Pissed down: America for Nashville
CamGlia for Eastport; Robert Burns for
Memphis; p. w. Strader for New Orleans,
and QuiGhntep for Cairo.
nRneSo1 uDs sFloRonce,- Lee end Loclsir0
Aboa Eastport; g. w. Thomas from Wabash
river: ArkansasB Belle from Cairo, and Petrol
sd barges from New Orleans Business
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