New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-20
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4E0.atened the life of Captain
pennell, and the vice consul was
obliged to call upon the project for a
military force to restore order on board,
but. before his request was granted BY the
ryrefect, the United States steamship Wyo-
Eling came into port and, at the request of
the vice cOnsFl, force was Immediately
sent by Commander Davis to board the
Stewart. Before this force could reach the
vessel the offenders made their escape. The
case OF the Stewart is entirely different
from that of the Virginius. The vice consul
mas decided to detain her in the port Of As
pinwaH for the present, as the best means
70 protect American property.
San FRANCISCO, June l9.-The steamer
which sailed to-day for Panama carried
freight for New York valued at $lSO,0OO, in
Guiding 81 900 gallons of wine and over
5000 gallons of brandy.
ALBANY, June 19.-Nothing new in the
strikes. The Railroad Mechanics Company
chow no disposition TO yield, and the work
ulsn exhibit equal firmness. The employees
an the Albany and Susquehanna railroad
shop still refuse to strike.
Weather Report.
WAR DKPARTMEEF,,
once Chief Signal Ofacer,
Warrington June 10, 1877. 455 P. h.
PROBABILITIES.
Clear and partially cloudy weather will
prevail on Thursday from the Mississippi
% the Atlantic, with probably areas Of
light rains over the upper lake regions ;
light southerly winds veering to westerly
northwest of the Ohio valley light to
fresh easterly to southerly winds for the
Southern States light to fresh sOuthaasterly
TO sOuthwesterly for New England and the
Middle States.
River InteIIiEenoo.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June 10, P. M.--Ba-
Tometer 1910. Wind east northeast, strong
ArTived-Steamship Lord Lowell, at l2:45
r. ~, Ottersen master, from Matanzas, to
A 81. DesfOrges; ship Freeman Clarke,
HOswOrth master, ffty-fOUr days from Sun
derland, England, with railroad iron TO
oUder. No departures.
VIcKsBURG, June 49, - Passed down
Indiana at eight, and Mary Houston at ten
last evening, Mohawk and barges at l p. NJ,
I'll. G. Wilson and barges at P. M. Up
Henry Nj. Shreve at twelve last night, Bee
and barges at A. NJ, PeytORa and barges
at 1 p. NJ, St. Charles and tow at 6 p NJ.
Weather warm and clear. River rising.
MEMPHIs, June l9.-Weather hot and
slOwery. River stationary. DOwn-Great
Republic last night and Nick LOngwOTth
g0-day. Up-POtOmac and Belle st. Louis.
CINCINNATI, June l9.-Weather clear and
bot. River twelve feet in the channel and
stationary. Departed-C. b. Church, Tor
PrTTsBURG, June l9.-Weather clear
and pleasant MOnOngahela three feet ten
inches in the channel and falling.
EVANSVILLE, June l9.-Weather clear.
Mercury 49, River falling. Passed up
Charles BOdmann at 10 A. NJ.
LOUISVILLE, June I9-River rising very
slowly, with six feet four inches in the ca
aal, and four feet four inches in the chute
Weather clear and hot Passed down
Dick Fulton, from Pittsburg for New Or
leans.
ST.. LOUIS, June 19.-No arrivals. De
parted-H. G. Yaeger, for New Orleans.
River falling slowly. Weather clear and
hot.
CAIRO, June I9.-Arrived-City Of Quincy
from st. Louis, last midnight Mary Alice
from New Orleans, at l A. NJ. John How
ard from New Orleans, at A. NJ; PeytOna
from Louisville, at p. NJ; Colorado from
st. Louis, at p. NJ. Departed-City of
Quincy for New Orleans, at A. NJ; John
Howard for Louisville, at A. NJ; Mary
Alice for st. Louis, at A. NJ; Peytona for
New Orleans, at p. N. The river has
fallen four inches in the past twenty-four
hours. Weather clear. Mercury 90 at
nOoh and 800 at eight o'clock tonight.