New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-30
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THB REPUBLICAN,, I
Tuesday, April 30, la73.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamship General Sedgwick, Ellis, for New York
Steamship Clinton. Stow. for Indianola via Gal
Ship Rockville Thompson for Pensacola in ballast
Bark James Mccarthy, Mccarthy. for Providence0
Norwegian bark Hermanos, Hauft, for Cronstadt
Norwegian bark Jens Lassen LovensOn, for Alicant
Norwegian bark Rumburg. Fredricksen, Tor Liver
Schooner Gertrude Howes. Smith. for Rua.an and
Truxillo
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British brig Gladiator Lemon, Is DAYS from Porto
RicoAO lowering, Ssrahan xco-2d district
rowBoATs.
Chamberlain. Mcclellan, from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea, 18th instant ships Lizzie
Moses and Delfthaven-Brought up brig Gladi-
ateur
STEAMBOATS,.
VS. Pike. Brown. from Fort Adams
Henry Tete, Dalferes. from Lockport
Nick Longworth: Rates. from Louisville
Frank Pargoud. White from Agile Landing
Tahlequah. Dalferes, from Locfport
Commonwealth. Sedan, from Evansville
H Bigey, Sriaforth, from PIttsburg with 10
coal boats
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
British steamship Chrysolite Corbishly, from Liv-
erpool March %, to Ocean. zerega &co-Sd dis
Bark Stella. Weston, from Bordeaux February 10,
to masterA2d district
italian bark Felce Pirandeaa, TOdarO IS days from
Messini, to MASTERED district =
TowBoArs.
Rochester German, from the Passes-Towed down
to the bar. ship City OF Boston and brig Frutta-
jali-Brought up banks Stella and Perandello
STEAMBOATS,.
Continental, McCloy, from St Louis
Sallie " Jeanfrau from Lnwer Coast
Hunter, Forgay. from Lower Coast
Flicker. Kendall. from Deer Creek Miss
Amite. Porter. from Amite River
Grand Lake No 2, Williams, from Pittsburg
with six coal boats
~ExpORTs.
ALICANT-Bark Jens Lassen-69 200 slaves
CRONSTADT-Bark HermauOs-l222 bales cotton
PROvIDENCE-Bark James McCarthy-2O bales
cotton 5000 SKIS oilcake 1900 bbls oil 5000 staves
CSC SKIS ocake sos SKIS cotton seed Is aka seed cot
ton 7s4 pee logwood 240n slaves
RUATAN AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gertrude
Howes-l3 900 feet lumber 600 shinges5 bbls pork
10 bbls bread bbls hour bbls potatoes bbls on
SRw Y0RK VIA Notwithstanding Gen sedg.
wick-For New York-22 bales cotton 4 bales wool
% logs wood For Havana-1000 bbls flour 100 bbls
NDIANOLA VIA GALyESTON-Steamship Clin-z
ton-For Galyeston.90o bbls -four 100 bbls beer 100
bbls liquors 50 half bbls do 50 cks bacon 200 ks oaa
200 SKIS corn 80 bags coffee 100 kegs lard 100 axis
10 pIgs md.e For indianoasoe SSis ous Ai ioo
bales tobacco 50 bags coffee 1000 pkss mdse
nRORTs. s.
LIvERPOOL-Steamship Chry soiite&-llO casks
beer Elsa bxs tnpate 1900 ss rice and sundry mdse
IRdEIPTs OF PRODUCE.
Observation-Disclosures Commonwealth--43
hhds tobacco 1895 bbls Hour 500 bbs meal 632s sks
corn 200 axis oats q cks bacon . tee hama ol bbs
LOUISVILLE Steamer Nick Longworth lss
bales cotton 2s7 hhds tobacco s1.s bbls noux 1900
ARGYLE LANDING Steamer Frank Pargoud--
cotton So SKI oilcaKe and sundries '''A
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tahlequah-3S hhds sugar
bbls sn mcl Il % sks rice and ssn ,
ton II hhds sugar and sundriee
LOCKPORT- Steamer Henry Tete-2 bales cotton
PrTTsBURGI Steamer Il BiSiey and Is boats
iEGIEoisEPer stswarts boat-ss 900 st.ve.
ARKANSAS-Per Morris boats, 900 slaves
I RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
ton s6a5 bbs flour 100 half bbs do asa bs meal IS
bbs pOrk 1888 sks corn 1877 sks oats l2O SKIS bran
ieo tcs lard I 1922 sks ocake and sundry produce
49, 900 feet lumber q, 900 shingles and sundries
LOWKn COAST-Steamer 6Allie Wis bbls mo-
e Sss nSs snd e.
LOWER COAsT-steamer Hunser-sundries to
PITTsBuRG--steam Grand Lake No . and six
boats-325 zoe bushels coal
8y THE RAILROADS.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
April 29-6 bales cotton SKIS seed cotton 50 hhds
sugar bbls m0lasses &l463S in specie 1S6 head
cattle aud sundries
April 2s-l hid sugar Al bb,s molasses half bbl
do $3.50 feet lumber 70 head cattle aud sundrice
NKW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD, April 29-1A bales cotton 20 bales osnabercs
as bags wool and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH-
ERN RAILROAD, April $3.50 bales cotton and
sundry produce
MEMORANDA.
by Telegraph
Havana, April %. 1874.
To VIM Creevy-The steamship Juniata sailed