New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-19
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;,olyipy the enforcement of an act OF
Congress was brought before Judge Bustecd
to-day. lie held that, under the act, IN all
eases where there was complaint OF an at
tempt by two or more persons to deprive
any one of any right guaranteed by the
constitution and laws of the United States,
that the federal courts held exclusive juris-
,diction. and that State courts were Invested
Of jurisdiction. - :. =, ~,
hct. a former Judge OF the Supreme Court
of Georgia, member of the United States
Congress of 1888 and 1910, member OF the
confederate Congress and a lawyer OF dis
tinction. died to-day. aged siAty-eight wears
MEMPHIS March lS.-lt is expected that
trains on the Memphis and Charleston road
will 90 through tomorrow. and others be
BosroS, March lS.-A bill TO Incorporate
the Boston Base Ball Association was de
teated in the House.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass March Is, 9 p. NJ
Barometer 30. Wind west, light. Arrived:
Steamship William G. Hewc> at l:3o l.. W..
Bourne, mas,er, from lndianola via Gal
weston, to c. A. Whitney \ Co.: ship Will
liam NJ Reed, Stcnson, master, torty-tw"
days from Liverpool, with salt to Meek'r'
Knox & Co.: ship Virginia, Parker. master.
seventy days from Genoa IL bal
last, to Mecker. Knox \ Co.;
steamship Hutchinson at 4:5o +. NJ. Talbot
master. from IndanOla via Galveston, to
C. A. Whitney n Co.: steamship Hercules
at $50 p. NJ, Doughty, master. from Phila-
delphia via Havana, to William Creevy.
Sailed: Steamship Harlan and ship Hamp-
ton Court Inside, bound out: Ships Ad
vance, CITY of Richmond, Athena, and
bark Tippoo Saib. Outside. bound in: Ship
Jv,.l, lao 1i,rl
louisville. March lS.--The river has
fallen one inch, but it is expected it will be
rising to- morrow. There is now six feet
eleven inches in the chute, eight feet eleven
inches in the canal, five feet eleven
inches on the rocks, and eishtytwo
feet under the bridge. The weather
is clear and pleasant. Levee dull
Arrived Mollie Moore from Pittsburg
Anna from Cincinnati and Potomac from
New Orleans. Departed: Mollie Moore
and Anna for St. Louis, Ca,uelia for Ten
nessee river, Pike Venable for White river,
Potomac for Cincinnati, Glencoe for Gin
cinnati; ii. Clay Wilson passed for st.
Louis with Eve barges of salt; Lester
Combs came iK with pig iron from Clncln-
matt: G. II. Wilson passed np with two
barges pig iron; Charles Bodmann, III as
eending the falls struck her bow on the
rocks at Goose Island; i'll spanning of. the
stern caught on wave rock of falls; a pilot
is now alongside Tightening her. She will
be off with the rise Tomorrow, If not be
fore
The eighth barge built at JetfersonNllle,
for the Galveston and Houston Direct Nav.
igati0a Company, was launched to-day
Two more barges will be launched in the
next two weeks.
MEMPHIS, March lS.-Weather clear:
river rising. Passed up: Nannita and
KiIgour. Passed down: City OF Quincy.
City of Alton and NJ. j. Wicks.
VICKsBURG, March lS.-Passed up: Par
goud. II 4. NJ; Henry AmeS. 3 F. NJ. and
j. 4. Mcdonald and barges, 4 7. NJ. Weather
clear and warm.
CINCINNATI. March lS.-Arrlved: Far
West from Pittsburg, and {. b. Church,
from New Orleans. Departed: Far West.
for st. Louis: $. J. Hale, for Memphis. and
Leonidas, for New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS. March lS.-Arrived Pauline
Carroll, from New Orleans: Oceanus, from
Red river, and Sam Brown. from Cairo
Departed: J. w. Frazer, for Ouachita river
NJ. Brown and Sam Brown. for Cairo; Colo
RADIO, for Vicksburg: Silver Bow. for Red
river; st. Joseph. for Memphis: Wild Duck
and barges. for Pittsburg. and Mary Nc
Donald. for Louisville. The river has fallen
one foot to-day