New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-10
HaTsCELLANEOUs.

-3AasfEEzsotH and Delaware for Grant anC
Es0afax-AlabamR Democratic COnven.
s6isn = National Medical Association
8 Virginia Philadelphia DeIegate-Ht
FroR0unces for Greeley and Brown.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Nav 9.-The Mime.
-saza Republican convention requested its
a1tesEsyates to Philadelphia to vote for Grant
md Colfax
MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 9.-The Alabama
Democratic convention meets in June.
PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-In the convention
a. the National Medical Association, the
zHsEaIation offered by DR.. Horner, Of Vir-
Ziuiay that members of the association
staoszid discourage the use of alcoholic slim
TasEUts In their remedies was adopted.
RICHMOND, Va, May 9.-Mr. Lewis
Mckenzie, a Republican delegate-at-large
HlE Virginia to the Philadelphia convention
9as returned his credentials and declines at
Stzading that convention. He has pro-
IgGaoed for Greeley and Brown.
DOVER, Del, May 9.-The Delaware Re
g5Iaiican State Convention instructed its
'a.alaga6es to vote for Grant and Colfax.
Albany, May 9.-Both houses passed the
aaEIqortOnment bill over the Governors
EEs6o-
Ehe Governor has vetoed the bill provid-
uzg for an election in New York on the
eta.9 thirty-tirst of May, on the ground that
. Is unconstitutional
1lhe Governor has also vetoed the con-
OCCASIONAL appOrtionment bill, on the
ygzgEEnd that it disregards the rights of the
zssopIe, and the directions of an act of Con-
sZg1sss under which appOrtiOnment is made.
1he Senate passed the bill over the veto.
RETTsBURG, May 5.-This afternoon a de-
-s1rUetive fire broke out in Somerset, Penn
eslEzgania- Among the first buildings de-
zsaEoyed was the telegraph office. The ope-
EzGOr moved his Office to the street, and re-
gsTted two-thirds of the town destroyed
-dszs0re he could give any particulars the
aEB drove him away.
NASHVILLE, May 9.-The spring meeting
sIf the Nashville Blood Horse Association !
aEgsls on Monday. Sixty-fve horses are !
Elge1dy entered. Excellent sport is antici- |
Eassai-
BEDDEFoRD, Me-, May 9.-The Republican
STATE Convention, held here to-day, IN
-stEEeted its delegates to the Philadelphia !
gsEHVentiOn to vote for Grant.
SAX FRANCISCO, May 9-There has been |
1s2trong reaction in stocks, and prices are |
1ssadilg rapidly upward again.
Ar. j. Tureas, the rebel collector of Gus |
-sEi1s at Mazatlan, has arrived here, and |
evidently does not intend returning to Mex
5lza-
-Bus6o Benites, the confidential secretary
fsG POTifIo Diaz, is also here under an |
assumed name, but has been identified be-
.Blzzd doubt. He processes not to know
EEiiaa-e Diaz is, but thinks he is not dead.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTHHHE,l
Office Chief Signal Ofhcer, J |
washington, May 9, 1877 ABS P. d.. }
PROBABILITIES.
sEIze lowest barometer north of Lake On
ssz-I0 continues moving northeast. Cloudv
all.a threatening weather, and probably
earn, Will prevail over the Southern States
Friday, and possibly over the Northeast.
Kissing barometer, nOrtherly winds. and
G.1eaElng but partially cloudy weather ex-
sad Southeast over the upper lake region.
Hzsd the Middle States and probably over
New England. Dangerous winds are not
aza4ieipaDed tonight.
River lnteIIiEence.
SsNUEHwEsT PASS, May 9, P NJ
8SzUweter 30. Wind east-southeast fresh.
We arrivals. Sailed-Steamer Harlan and
ssiTEB Sehulder.
6aCxsBURG, May 9.-Down-Carrie V.
s&0EEntE, p. NJ; Bismarck, 3 p. NJ; NJ. j.
q 'aelzs, 3 P. M. Up-City of Vicksburg,
r. NJ Pargoud, p. M. Weather warm
sEEl& clear. River falling.
MEMPHIS, May 9.-Weather clear and
aEsG- River falling steadily. DEPARTED
S5sty of Chester, MOllie Moore and CITY of
4as4on7 for st. Louis; Sam Hale for Cincin-
Wits Mary Houston, for New Orleans;
lllizi1Onald and barges for the Ohio river.
ssElCdNNATI, May 9.-Weather fair and
very warm. River eleven feet eight inches
IN She channel and rising. Arrived-Po-
lIaEaae, Andes and Shannon from New Or
8ssEzs. Departed-Alice Dean for New Or
1azns
REsTsBURG, May 9.-Monongabela four
Easd i've inches in the channel and falling
EVANSVILLE, May 9.-Weather cloIdv
and warm. The river has fallen five inches
EAaWu-RObert Mitchell at A. M, Susie Sill
W. at p. NJ, and Charles Bodmann at
r a. Up-Mary Ann at 3 P. NJ {
LOUISVILLE, May 9.-River about station [
sEzg, five feet seven inches in the canal !
SID three feet seven inches in the chute. ,
Weather clear and hot. Arrived-MurilIo !
ss1m Pittsburg, and Nick LOngworth from
SEsazE Orleans. Departed MurillO. I
81 LOUIS, May 9.-Arrived-City of !
E8azena from Vicksburg Commonwealth
.zua Glencoe from New Orleans. Departed
EzEia for Vicksburg Belfast for New Or
tsazEs River falling slowly. Rain this !
Eurning, and since then it has become !
silE1s1V and warm
fsAIRo, May 9.-Arrived-Belle st. Louis, I
.Lzlug st. Louis, at ten last evening" Kate i
l11EEzzsy, from New Orleans, at eleven
1ts.nck last night; Continental, from New
! 5issa1ls, at P. NJ; II. M. ShreVe, from St.
-A,i.1iss at 3 z. M John KilgOur, from New
lsA4a2ns, at p. M; Exporter, from New -
-l-laaa',as, at 3 ?. n. Departed-Kate Kin :
's 3es Louisville, at midnight; Belle 81. a
AS1la' 1Or Vicksburg, at l A. NJ; City of I