New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rrak eman X ilIed-Expre-s Robbers sen
fenced 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana
KiII;ng-G.taksn for a Bear and shot
snow Blockade in Naine-ToroHtS iy.
porraUhicai IniOn-Printers' strike.

snow Blockade IN 'taihe-lo Teh'~ ~.
biographical Tnion-Printers' strike.
MEMPHIS. March 20.-JoLn Hogan. a
brakeman on the Memphis and Louisville
railroad. fell from a freig ht train near Hum
hold last night. and was Instantly killed.
Barton and TAYLOR. express robbers,
nleaded guilty. at Union City last week.
and were sentenced 10 the pententiary for
" iIliam johnson shot Tom Taslor at
White Haven. N this county, Saturday.
killing hin Instantly. Both colored. John
son was arrested and committed to Jail.
J.H Camp. OF Forrest City. Arkansas.
while bear limiting last week was shot and
killed by liz companion. Mr.. Castleberg.
while scutfiirg with wounded bear.
EasTroRT. Ne. March 25-The snow
blocked the roads yesterday. No church
services Mails will be stopped tor week.
TORONTO, March 25.-All master printers
here. with one exception. have refused the
terms proposed ty the Typographical
Union. ard the men are on a strike. I'm
piovers are determined 70 resist. The pa
Pers will appear a. usual!
Weather Report.
VAR DzPIkrxrs.,i
OMce Chief Signal Officer.
wssh.rgton March IS ISL i:35 P. Y.
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will continue falling from
the lower lakes 70 North Carolina and east
ward 10 the Atlantic. The area Of rain
will extend nortteasrward over the New
England States during tonight. Rising
barometer. northwesrerly winds and clear
ing weather will extend from the upper
Mississippi valley eastward over the upper
lake region 20 the Ohio valley and Western
PENNSYLVANIA and over the Southern States
very generally during tonight and on Tues
dav morning. over the Middle States on
Tuesday. Dangerous winds are not antiei-
pared Tor the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
River inteliiGence.
SOUTHWEST Pass. March .. P N
Wind northeast. fresh. weather foCgv.
Notwithstanding W. G. Hewes. Haw-
thorne master. At 9:l5 A. NJ. from Calves
ton. 10 c. 4. Whitney & Co: steamship
Clinton. Stowe, master. at ll:.0 4. ". from
Indianola via Galveston, TO c. A. Whitney
& Co: steamship Concordia Knowles. mas
Ter. az 90 z. N. from Boston. 10 Norton &
Bell; ship City of Boston. Wyman. master,
sixry-r:ne days from Antwerp: schooner 4.
T. Locke. PozZati. master. i've and half
DAYS from Rua-an. TO G. GraDde. Sailed
Steamship Cortes.
vICRsltRG. March 25.-Passed down
Louisville at To- and Belle Lee az l. last
night. Cp-Geat Republic at , P. NJ.
The river has risen one inch in tie last
twenty-four hours.
EVANSVILLE. March 2j-Weather cioudv.
with light rain this evening. The river has
fallen seventeen inches. Passed down
Alaska at 1880 to-day.
LOUISVILLE. March c5.-River slowly fall
ing. with SIX feet eight inches in The canal
and four feet eight inches II the chute.
Raining at intervals all day. Weather
cloudy and mild tonight. Arrived-Nick
Longwor:h and A. J. Baker from Me- Or
leans.
CIscIxxA-r. March a5.-River twelve
feet IN the channel and falling Ran nearly
al day.
PITisBrEG. March 25-A steady rain fall
ing 10 night. MonongaheIa TWO feet SIX
inches and stationary.
CAIRO. March 25.-Arrivef-AliceD Dean.
from Circinnat al ?. NJ: J. W. Garrett
and j. H. GroesbecE. from New Orleans, il
F. N: shannon. from Evansville. 9 4. NJ:
Cirv Of Helena. from s. Louis. Il i. II;
New ORLEANS. ?. NJ: City Of V!cksburg.
from Vickshurg, 5 P. N. Departed-Alice
Dean. fer New Orleans. 10 Z. NJ: Groes-
beck. for Cincinnati. IL P NJ: Continental.
for New Orleans, !. NJ: Henry Ames. for
New Orleans. a NJ Shannon. for New
Orleans. II A. II; Garrett. for ST. Louis.
J. NJ. The river has fallen seven inches IN
the last twenty four hours. Ll-n- Tain
this forenoon. cloudy and turning colder:
mercury Sc.
ST. Louis. March 2j.-Arrived-Nary
Mcdonald. from Ouachita river; Pauline
Carroll, from New Orleans; Colorado, from
Iicksburc; Lady Lee, from Red river. De
parted-Citv Of Cairo. for New Orleans.
River rising slowly; rain last night and
this morning. Weather clear and cool this
afternoon.
SaREvEPoE-. March 2j.-Wsather cloudy
The river has risen nine inches to-caT. and
Is still rising Arrived-H. NJ. Sh,eTe. from
S.. Louis: Marie Louise and Belle Rowland.
FROM Jefferson. Departed-Belie Rowland.
for jefferson
MEMPHIS. March -j-Weather cloudy and
warm. River rising. Arrived-Silver Noon.
from Cincinnati: Legal Tender, from White
river Glasgow. irrm Black river. De
par-ed-Bei.e Memphis and II. c. Taezer,
for -. Louis: pce&uus. for Red river: Robert
Mitchell. for New Orleans