New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-11

Tornado In Nhic-Divoyce Granted 20
senator Memorial Exercise
in Aflanfa-DueI in SiciinOnd-H;Skel
C0uaterft:ters in Little Rock.

Counterft:ters in Little Rock.
BOsroN, May 10.-Bv an arrangement.
tue libel tor divorce filed by Hon. Charles
Sumner against hi. wife on the ground q!
.esertion came up Tor hearing III tue ST..
p.e,ne Court To-day. +. j. Batch appeared
as counsel for Mr.. Sumner. and Sidney
Parallel: and }. X j.athrop for Mrs. Sum.
ner. Neither .ibeIee nor !ihelant were pres
emf. AM! after bearing one witness Judge
Call dec'esd a divorce to Nix. STIurer uE
the above grounds.
LITTLE R.cK. May lo-The captured
nicke! cuunterteiters Lave "peached.' iu.
plica'ins large numbered! persons in Tie
southern part OF che State.
HARTFORD. May 10 An acc;ien. &c.
| CURED 20 the freight train. near Water
! bury. this morning. The conductor 4ut.
rOadmaslev were killed.
ATLANTA. May !0.-TEe memorial exer.
cises to-day were attended by 10000 people.
The stores were generally closed and the
procession was the largest ever seen here.
General darlington delivered the Grafton.
kICMMoNr. May I0.--John =. Mordecai
and Page Mccarthy fought a due! about
lady. Both were wounded. Mordecai prob.
ably fatally. :yhe seconds have hee.. ar.
rested.
CINciSs.ri. May !o.-A tornado -. Belle
Centre. Ohio. Frustrated eight houses.
church and five stores. The storm passed
over q number o! interior towns. pycs:ga:.
ing tgeea, fences. exc.
Neathes ilepoYs.
WAR DEPaxisENs ]
Office Chief signal Officer, :
Washington. May 10. 1873. ABS =. Il. }
PROBABILITIES.
For Tie G:i! ami Southern Atlantic States and
Tennessee. mort her.y aud sOuthu esterly "inds,
higher pressure, gene ally clear and wsIme:
weather, with possibly light rain on the Western
Cult. For the lever lakes. and tn nee to the
upper Ohio valley, clear and artiy cloudy weather,
southsestsEly winds and higher barometer.
River Intelligence.
SoryTwpsr Pass. May 10 P. M-Sar"m.sef
3,o. Wea NJ. , calm. No arI,yals or deral!uT.s.
as stear MssspJs nse sosnd Su nne
bound out The steaintr Louisiana is outside.
bound in The ships hannah Morris, John Glad
barks Manenlyst aud PorVeEs, are outside. wait
ing for fair Wind to sail.
VICKsBURG, May I0-Passed down--Charies BOD
mann at J A. N Pauline Carroll at a. NJ James
Howard at ?. NJ. rp-Futnre City and barCrs at
A. NJ. CIR, al Rrpuiiic at u NJ. Lady Lee at II NJ;
Parsoud at J. III. Weather lear and pleasant.
CCisclsyATi Tas ,o-Ei,er thirty -se'en fee, and
.onia she r * :"r New 0 ortears '"'' ''''e'
Lorts.I'Lr, May 10 River rising slowly: fourteen
i,st in tt. ca al ,'wels. tees i'll the Indian chute
P!TrsBuKG May :0--rhe river Is risn: slowly,
with nine feet three inches IN the chani.e!. TIE
E,Ass.iIlx. May 10 --Weat,. clear and war,r
River risen tw.nt niA inches IA the last twenty.
four hours Business d I'LL
CAIRO, May 10 --Arived-NieS Long WORTH from
New orleans, sP. Nj; Hober' Mitchell from Evans.
vile; 5P NJ: George 6. Wolf. from Red river. 6P,
Wolf. for st Louis :: P. NJ. The river has risen
three inches III TN. Jas: twenty souy EouIs.
Weather . lear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, MAY Ss.-Arriy.I-- Ames, grcfn New
Orleans Depar:ed-City Of Quincy and Llama
for New Orleane; Mary Z. POE. for Red river and
n EEl &IEin
Weather clear and pl-aans.
MEMPHIS, May lc.-Weat.es clear and pleasant.
River rising slowlye Departed pson Horner
and R E Lee for Louisville. Grand Tower for st.
Louis Legal Tender for Whit. river Mary Boyd
for Arkansas river. join T. side for New o. leans
Pat RoSSss Soy C5:C:aSa:: ard C".c:.aav for Weiss
s,uyp.