New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-24

steamer New England Wrecked-NO Inc
surance-French Band at Cincinnati
Yacht Race-Phfladelphia Alderman
Rhot-WfHinmspOr Riot Suppressed.

steamer New England WFecked-NO IH~
surance-French Band ut Cincinnati
Yacht Race-Philadelphla Alderman
ShOt-WfIIiamspOrt Riot Suppressed
EAsrPoRr, Me-, July 23-The steamer
New England, from st. Johns tor Passport,
was wrecked yesterday on Eastern Wolf
She was valued at $4,000. No insurance.
The passengers we're all saved.
SAN FRANCISCO, July IA dispatch
from Victoria VancOuvers Island, says that
report has reached that place to the effect
that white settlers at the fork Of Sienna
river, III British Columbia, have been all
murdered by Indians.
DENVER. July 23-Miss Gabrielle Nc
Kean attributes the report that she was in
strumental in causing Mexican Buchanan's
death to the malice of a discharged agent.
SAVANNAH, July 23-John j. Kelly, a
prominent merchant, is dead.
CINCINNATI, July 23.-The French band
arrived at noon today from Chicago and
were received by Mayor Davis. At the con-
cert this evening their reception was very
enthusiastic, and the hall was well filed.
Goldsmith Maid, Lucy and other noted
horses arrived this evening to take part in
the races Friday.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-This afternoon
q race took place on the Delaware between
fifteen yachts on the Sherr and Powell
course, from the WaterwOrks wharf, Ken
sington, around Chesterbury, to Point Airy.
The race was won by Sherr, Powell capsiz-
ing on the home stretch
Alderman McMullen was fatally shot by
a pardoned convict in q quarrel over a
stolen boauet. McMullen's ball has been
extracted, and some hopes of recovery are
entertained.
Alderman William McMullen, who was
shot last night, is still in a critical cOndi-
ton.
WuLIAMsPoRT, Pa, July 23-The riot,
which threatened 10 prove serious. has been
effeetually suppressed. Three hundred
militia, under General Merrill, arrived this
morning, and number of arrests were
made, including Greene and Birmingham,
Whiltar and Blake, leaders of the Labor
RefOrmers The streets are full OF people,
but order reigns. The strikers held a meet
ing this morning, but dispersed on arrest OF
their speakers. They will reassemble this
afternoon. Plenty Of militia are now here
to keep the. peace.
Weather Report.
WAR DKPLATEE8T.J
once Chief Signal Oh6CUT,
Washington. July g. 1872, as ?. II
PROBABILITIES.
Pleasant weather, with southwesterly
winds, will probably continue on Wednes-
Cay'in the Southern and Gulf States; the
area of lowest barometer move down the
St Lawrence valley, with clouds and rain
over New York and New England; partly
cloudy and pleasant weather prevail from
PENNSYLVANIA to Virginia; rising barometer
and clearing weather west of Lake Huron;
an area Of low barometer, with local storms,
diminishing in force, will move east Tues
day night in Central Illinois.
River InteIIIGeRcS.
SOUTHWEST PASS, July g. P. NJ
Barometer $3.50. Wind southwest and
light. ArrivCd-Steamer Morgan, Lock
wood, master, at $3.50 P. NJ, from IndianOla,
via Galveston, to G. A. Whitney & Co.
No departures.
VTcKsBURG, July 3.-Down-GovernOr
Allen, at 5 P. NJ. Up-City of Quincy, at
2 p NJ; Mary Alice and barges, at 3 ?. NJ;
Julia, at 2. NJ. River falling. Weather
CINoIHNATI, July 23.-Weather cloudy
River eighteen feet six inches in the chan.
mel and rising.
Evansville, July 23-Weather cloudy.
Mercury $50. The river has risen four
inches in the last twenty-four hours. Passed
up-H. s. Turner, at 2 A. NJ. Down-Shan-
non, at noon.
sr. LOUIS, July 23.-Arrived-City of
Vicksburg, from Nicksburg; Warner, from
New Orleans. Departed-COlOradO, for
Vioksburg. River rising. Weather cloudy
and excessively warm.
LOUISVILLE, July 23-River rising steadi-
w. Seven feet three inches in the canal,
and five feet three inches in the chute.
Weather warm, with indications of rain.
A number of lows of coal arrived from
Pittsburg during the past twentyfOur
hours.
CAIRO. July 23.-Arrived-City of Vicks-
burg, from ViCksburg, at nine last night;
City of Cairo from New Orleans, at l
p. NJ; Imperial, from New Orleans, at 3
P. M; Lady Lee, from Red river, at P. NJ.
Departed of Vieksburg, for st. Louis,
at ten last night; Poe, for Red river, at
p. NJ; City of Cairo, for Louisville, at
p. NJ. River stationary. Weather clear
Mercury 800.
feet four inches in the channel and falling
Heavy rains this morning and tonight.