New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-08

Boston. june yesterday the Boston
nine defeated the Baltimores, of Baltimore,
by a score of seven to nothing.
.TROK N Y, June THE Mutuals de-
fested the Haymakers eight TO two.
NASHVILLE, June The Labor Reform
State Executive Committee to-day agreed
upon a State ticket. John G. Brown for
Governor, Andrew johnson for Congress-
man at large. 1T.
Boston, June 1.-THE French Garde
Republican band, which arrived at New
York yesterday from Havana, to take mart
IN the Jubilee, had a grand reception this
morning. The committee on retention of
the press at the Jubilee have issued a cir
cular, IN which they state that tickets will
be ready for delivery. at the press head
quarters, IN the Coliseum building, on the
fifteenth and OF following days.
The quarters specially devoted to the
press will be a room one hundred and fifteen
feet long by fifty feet wide, amply fur
nlshed with all the necessary writing con-
veniences, and through the courtesy of
Postmaster Burt and the Western Union
Telegraph Company, they viii have every
postal and telegraph facility. COmmunica-
tons to representatives of the press, ad-
dressed to "the Coliseum, Boston" will be.
delivered hourly during the day, and the
same dispatch will be given to communica-
tions mailed from there. The Mayor and
committee of arrangements OF the City
Council OF Boston will receive representa-
tives of the press in Faneuil Hall at eleven
o'clock on the seventeenth instant.
PHILADELPHIA. june This afternoon a
large number of sporting men assembled
upon the Schuylkil at FairmOnt Park, to
witness a boat race between the celebrated
oarsmen, William Scharff, of Pittsburg,
and Thomas G.. Butler, of Boston. The
race was for S5OOa side. The boats started
from a point below the Reading railroad
bridge. The course was five miles, turning
a stake boat. Butler at the start was in
advance, but the Pittsburg man gradually
gained ground, and at the stake boat was
some distance ahead; on the home stretch,
he gradually widened the gap, and reaching
the starting point twelve lengths ahead,
winning the race easily. Mr.. Philip j.
HeOhiCker, of the Malta Club, acted as
referee. Considerable money changed
hands on the result. Few Philadolphians
were present, as the contest had not been
generally known. The time made by
Scharf was 1927, which is the fastest i've
mile time ever made in this country.
Judge Thomas Settle, of North Carolina
permanent chairman of the Republican
National Convention, will be present at the
Ebbitt House, Washington, at noon, on
the tenth instant, for the purpose of meet
ing the vice presidents of the convention
uAO OFCAu HObdbI6 dAu ACLIALOlAC5s
The object of this meeting will be to make
the necessary arrangements to execute the
order of the convention directing its presi-
dent and vice presidents to inform General
Grant and Senator Wilson of their nomin-
atoms.
Tonight the city is furnished with a very
meagre supply of gas. But few of the street
lamps are lighted, and the city is shrouded
by almost total Misunderstanding to the
strike Of the men employed at the various
works. Other men are being rapidlyen-
gagged. 4t
SAN FRANCIsCo, June THE wreeking
company have received advices from their
expedition to the coast of Ecuador to raise
the treasure sunk on the Spanish frigate
LeOcadia. They found the treasure, and
have commenced raising it, with a prospect
of complete success.
Weather ReDOr
war D~EPAKTEKBF,l
once Chief Signal Ofacer,
Washington, June 7, 1872, 4:35 P. M1
PROBABILITIES.
The area of cloudy weather and rain will
eastward over New England, and
possibly the northern portion of the South
Atlantic States, during tonight. Rising
barometer, with westerly to northerIy
and clear weather, will prevail very
generally on Saturday from Tennessee
north to Lake Erie and the upper lakes, and
extend eastward over the South Atlantic
Middle States during the day, and over
England on Saturday night. Clear
weather is probable for the Gulf States.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
River inLeiItGence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June 7, 6 P. M.-Ba-
rometer $3.50. Wind sOu~th-sOuthWest,
light. Arrived-Freneh bark COmtesse Du-
Dupont, master, tifty-four days
from Bordeaux, with a general cargo and
passengers, to B. Refill. She spoke
schooner Mai on the first instant, $50 miles
southeast of this bar, and obtained water
rom her.
PAss-A-LOUTRE, June Z, 6 P. M.-Wind
Outh-sOuthwest, fresh. Arriyed-British
schooner Dolphin, Hudson, master, thirty
.wO DAYS from New York, in ballast, to
fairbanks & Leayeraft. No departures.
VICKsBURG, June Passed down-MarY
Alice at II NJ, Charles B0dmann at 6 2. NJ.
Jp-Henry Ames at 8 p. NJ, Great Repub-
io at , P. NJ. Weather warm and clear.
falling.
CINCINNATI, June River fifteen feet in
he channel aud rising fast. Weather cloudy
nd windy during the day; cloudy tonight.
PITTsBURG, June 7.-Heavy rain this af-
ernCon. MOnOngahela has two feet eight
lches in the channel, and rising. Five
7et in the channel at Brownsville, and
LOUISVILLE, June THE river is rising
'Owly, with six feet SIX inches in the canal,
nd four feet six inches in the chute.
cloudy and warm; hard rain and
ind this afternoon. Departed-POtomae
II New Orleans. {
EVANSVILLE, June Weather cloudy {
I'd hot; heavy rain this morning. Up-G. !
+. Church, at A M; John kilgour, at !
bon.
CAIRO, June 7.-Arrived-Mohawk and {
from New Orleans, at 9 last night; {
ate Kinney. from Louisville, at IL A. NJ. |
Kyle, from st. Louis, at coon; Colo {
do, from st. Louis, at 5 ?. NJ. Departed |
ChaWk and barges, for St. Louis, at 4 A. {
., Kate Kinney, for New Orleans, at Z A. 9
d: John Kyle, for New Orleans, at noon.
rising slowly. Fine showers to. day. :
Gather clear and warm. '
ST. LOUIS, June 7.-Arrived-City of L
uinCy, from New Orleans. Departed =
edmond for, New Orleans. River rising I
OWly. The Missouri river has risen twenty I
ct at Fort Benton. Heavy rain last night, '
Gather clear and warm to-day. ?
MEMPHIS, June WEATHER cloudy and =
It. River falling slowly. Passed up-Belle !!
+. Louis. Passed down-James Howard =
d City Of Alton. '
COTTON. Il