New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-26

Tie Mobile Rnees-The Hindman Assas-
sin-ReauisifiOn from ArkunsHs-An-
other Habeas Corpus-SfcretarJ Hell
snap and General sheridan at Browns
willie Brilliant Reception-On Their
Way TO New Orleans.
BEowSsvILLB, Texas. April 2J-The Sec
retary of War, General Belknap, and Cen
eral Sheridan and staff reached here today,
after making a tour of the Rio Grande from
tier for several hundred miles, They were
received by the city council, and are the
guests Of the city. The stores and houses
are gaily decorated with flags, and gen
eral welcome ia being extended the distin-
guished guests. They will leave ON Sunday
for New Orleans by the Morgan steamer,
touching at Galveston for few hours.
CfNCISNArE. April 25.-The superntend-
ents OF the Western railroads have ad-
iOurned their meeting, leaving the compile
ton of the time table to q committee.
The difficulty was with the Pennsylvania
Central combination. The committee meets
in New'fork on the first 81 May.
The representatives of the Green line or
ganizatiOn are TO consider the detentiOns on
the Nashville, Louisville and Iron Noun
tain roads by their Southern connections,
which appear to be short of cara
9he convention has determined to issue
seven hundred and fifty additional cars.
pro rata to the different roads, and to ap-
point Il superintendent to look after the 80
cars and return them 20 their owners.
ST. LOI'Is, April IA special to the
DCm0trat, from Dennison, Texas, reports
that the Indians captured government
train en route TO Fort Griffin. Foar of the
eight men ip charge OF the tram were killed
and two wounded.
VIRGINIA CRY. Nov. aprlI 2j.-The In
diaus, a. far east as Utah, know about the
Modoc affair. The people apprehend an
outbreak Of the PiGtcs.
san Francisco, April 2j.-General JEFF
c. Davis leaves for the lava beds. All the
Indians are reported sullen and insolant
SAyANNAU, April 25.--Arrived-Bark
Irene, from Liyerpool; Grace F.. Carr, from
New York: schOoners Rising sun, from
RUckport; 5. b. Franklin froin Baltimore.
Sailed-Bark Amen, Tor Bremen; schooner
Clara j. Sawye-, for Boston.
san FRANCIsCO, April 2J.-A dispatch
was received here from Ereka ts snlght,
with news from the lava beds up TO yester.
day. Nothing particularly interesting has
occurred.
Colonel Perry, with his cavalry, had re-
turncd from II scout without being attacked.
He is convinced that none OF the Indians
have lett the lava beds.
Donald Mckay reports that forty Indians
are encamped in the big cave four miles
southeast Of the first battlefield. They
must come cut for water, and Mckay's In
diaus are posted 20 pick them CT as they
make their appearance.
A general border war is feared, owing to
tho bad faith of the government agents
with the Indians on the reservations, and
the encouragement the latter have re-
ceived by the example OF the Mod0cs.
Meacham is recovering. lie has lett the
hospital for Ferrier's ranch. Captain Egan
is also recovering.
Lah~.-Donald Mckay has Just returned
to camp. He says the Modocs have left the
lava beds. No fighting since tho seven
teenth instant.
WASHINGTON. April 94-The payment Of
State Department has been stopped on
account of infOrmality in bis bond. Now
commissioners to Vienna have been al-
pointed, vice those suspended.
weather Report.
WAR DsPAHTsEsT
Office Chief Signal Officer I
Washington, April IS 1919, 435 P. ID
PROBABILITIES.
Tha barometer will probably continue to fay on
Saturday thrOug hout the lake region, New lork
and New England with generally cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States, the southern por-
tion OF the Middle States and the Ohio valley,
rising barometer with partly CLOUDY and clearing
weather For the Gulf States, diminishing north
westerly winds veering to southeast in Texas.
with generally clear weather. For the Northwest
falling barometer southeast and south vest winds,
and rising Temperature.
River IntelligeBcc.
SorTHwysr PAs- April Is, q p. H.-Bar0meter "A.
Wind north, light. Arrived-Shp Ale wander, ,Tarbot
uastcr fifty llree days from Bremen, via Key
West in ballnst, to Ocean, Zerega Co. sailed
kChooners A. Il Nelson and Traveller.
VGCx.HURg, April 2I.-DOwn-katie at A. N.
Up-R 4. Loe al A. NJ. Weather cool aud clear.
River stationary.
MEMPHIs, April 25-Weather clear and cool.
river Pat Roger from Cincinnati Departcd-City
OF Helena for Vicksburg; City of Vicksburg for ST.
LOUIS; Nick LOngHnrth for New Orleans.
CixCIsSATI April 25-kiver twenty -one feet six
inches and falling. Weather clustering, with snow
squalls today clear tonight. Mercury 40'.
LouI-vIIK April 25-RSer falling now nine feet
tw inches in the canal seven feet two inches in
the chute. Weather cold, light snVw storm this
afternoon.
EvAsByILLg 9pril 25.-Light fan Of snow during
th, DAY Mercury ranging between 400 and 40.
Riv.@ al-n fourteen inches in the last twcEt four
hours. Passed up-John kilg0ur, at a. n.
&'ITTsBrKG, April 25.-rhe river is seven feet hvs
Inches, about stationary, light fall OF SNOW 10
dav. Weather clear and cool tonight.
ST. LuUIs, prii25.-RIyer falling SLOW iv. Weather
fair and warmer. Arrlvea-AtIantic, from New Or
leans.
C.Iko, April 25.-The river has fallen thirteen
iTch.-. in the past twenty four hours Weather
C'-4r. Mercury I90. Arrived Glencoe, from st
Louis, at H. / VI sherlock, from New Orleans al
ls A. II, ina Colorado, from St Louis, at = =. h
, G!,ptoe for New Orleans, at 2. n.