New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-25

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| ter M. Webb & Co., and owing to the simi
larity of the firm name to S. n. Webb 4
Co. q well known firm here: obtained large
shipments of hardware at Pittsburg, Gin
cinnati and other cities, which were sold fol
what they would bring, and the firm, which
is supposed to have consisted of fellow
calling himself Burns, closed up, and Burns
disappeared. Several parties who shipped
to them are now here, endeavoring to re-
cover their goods or find Burns. 4.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April M.-In the
case of John Rogers, charged with conspir.
acy, failed to agree after an absence of sew.
enteen hours. Three prisoners from York
county pleaded guilty Of conspiracy. David
Rousier, indicted for murder and cOnspir-
acy, pleaded guilty of conspiracy and the
murder charge was abandoned by the gov
eminent.
Weather Report.
WAR DRPARrHBy1. J
Once Chief Signal Omcef,
Washington. April "a. 1871. ABS 2. Ny
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will continue falling north
and west of the Ohio valley, and the lowest
will probably move east over the upper
lakes, accompanied by brisk and high
winds, which will extend to the lower
weather, with rain, will probably prevail
on Thursday from the Missouri and Ohio
valleys to the upper lakes, and extend to
the lower lakes. Clear and pleasant
weather will generally prevail over the
Eastern and middle Atlantic and Southern
States ON Thursday.
River lntelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, April "a, 6 P. NJ
Barometer 30. Wind northeast. fresh. Ar
rived-british ship SciOtO. Mitchell, master,
fifty.two days from Liverpool, with slate
and salt, to A. X. Miller & Co. Bark
Marblehead. Collins. master, eighty-seven
from Belfast, Ireland, with a general cargo
to Ocean, Zerega & Co. Norwegian bark
Helene, Olson, master, sixty-ive days from
Sunderland. EnglOnd, with railroad iron to
order. Saiied-Ship Lizzie Moses.
.VICKsBURG, April 24.-Passed down.
Mary Houston at twelve last night; Mo-
hawk and barges at A. M. Cp-JOhn
Howard at seven; Indiana at nine; Chero-
kee at nine last night; j. H. Groesbeck at 9
A. NJ; Peyt and barges at ii A. M.
Weather warm and clear. River rising.
CINCINNATI, April 24.--Weather fair and
warm. River twenty eight feet, and fall
ing. Arrived-Jennie Howell from New
Orleans.
PIrrsBuRG, April 24.-Weather cloudy,
with indications of rain. Monongahela six
feet in the channel and falling.
LOUISVILLE, April 24.-River falling, with
eleven feet in the canal and nine feet in the
chute. Weather clear and pleasant. Ar
rived-Jennie Howell and r. E. Lee, from
New Orleans. Departed-Howell, for Gin
cipnati.
EVANSVILLE. April 24-Weather clear
and warm River has fallen twelve inches
in the last twenty-four hours. Passed down
Kate Kinney. Up-Charles Bodmann,
5 A. M.
ST. LOUIS, April 24-Arrived-H. c. Yae-
ger, from New Orleans. Departed-Gault,
for New Orleans. Weather clear and warm.
River falling slowly.
CAIRO, April "a. Arrived : Charley
Brown, from Pittsburg, at eight last night;
City of Vicksburg, from St. Louis, at l
P. NJ; Lioness No. 9, from Vicksburg, at 5
P. M. Departed-Charley Brown, tor New
Orleans, at ten last night: Lioness, for New
Orleans, at 6 p. NJ; City of Vicksburg, for
Vicksburg, at P. NJ. The river has fallen
twelveinches,n the last twenty-four hours.
Weather pleasant. Mercury 63o.
MEMPHIS. April 24.-Weather clear and
warm. River stationary. Passed up-Robert
Mitchell Down-Potomac, Continental,
Longworth and Smoky City, with two coal
barges