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h-h-hiii You don know whore you live
! begin to thing yon sphynx I don't
kno" what thar is, but guess you are
one. I'll ask Na ARGUS he knows ey-
cry thing aud OF course will know that
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

| X vie, at 8 F. NJ; Mary Alice and barges, at
| 7 p. NJ. Weather cool and cloudy. River
| falling.
Louisville. March 3l.-River stationary:
sixteen feet in the canal, fourteen feet il the
chute. Weather today clear and warm:
10 night cicndy and mild. Arrived-Kich-
mOEG, from New Orleans. Departed
Two tows, for New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, March 3l.-We&ther clear
and warm. The river has risen thirty
inches within the PAST twenty-iOIr hours
Up-City Of Cairo a A. NJ.
The Indiana los: her cLimneys il the gale
last night.
CAIRo, March 81 Arrived - Henry
Ames. from New Orleans. p. NJ: r. T.
Lee. from New Orleans, midnight: Ireai
Republic, from New Orleans, \. ~; Clty
of Quincy. from st. Louis. 7. NJ: carrie
V. kountZ. from New Orleans, r. NJ;
Thompson Dean. from 81. Ions, /. r.;
Capj.6l CITY. from Vicksburg. 7. VI. De
par:ed-Henry Amts, for st. Louis, 7. NJ;
Lee for Evansville, / 7. NJ: Great Repno-
lie. f.r s.. Louis. 9 A. VI CITY OF Quincy.
for New Orleans, +; NJ; CaPltoi NY G IoF
S. Louis, I Z. NJ: Glencoe. tei New OFF
leans. 6 =. VI. Weather clear and pleasant.
The river has risen twelve inches during
the past twenty four homs.
pITTsEURG. March 3l.-Rjve: scan: six
teen feet falling slowly. Weather cloudy
and cod. with high wind all day.
ST LOUIS. March 3l.-Arrived-Great
Republic. from New Orleans. Departed
Atlantic. tor New Orleans. River falling
slowly: weather clear and l'ea7ant.
SUREvIPCRT. March 3l.-ArIived sam
day-L0tus No. :! trt III j. tieTson. No de.
p4rtuies Sunday. Arrived :o-day-J John
f. Moore from New Orleans. and Rapides
from Jefferson. Departed to-day-Lotus
No 3 FOR New Orleans. and Belle Rowland
for Jefferson. Weather tai-. River fallen
eight .LcIcs within the las: ,we.:y-!ou
LSuIa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
FOREIGN Markets.
A Novel Planning Mill.

just before the close Of the war Major j.
Simpson, a federal officer, resigned his com.
mission in the army and embaI ked in 4 new
and then comparatively novel enterprise
for New Orleans. 1t was no more mol less
than a planning MIL, with elaborate ma.
chinery, designed TO prepare every descrip-
ton OF lumber for immediate and effective
use for building purposes. As can De readily
ina gined, the business involved a vast out
lay aud immense capital, with the posi-
billy that it might not prove remuntrdtive
Bat it did. Steady perseverance and sd
gacity has developed it into one Q; the
finest establishments in the South. Daring
a short visit TO ii yesterday tNo. 2!y Basin
street, near the head of the New canall the
reporter was struck with establishment at
the immense capacity it revealed. Crude
and rough planks were thrust through the
machinery and il moment appeared fitted
for the builders use. Many hands are en-
ploved 20 work it, and the benefit it thus
affords to useful and profitable employment
is immense. A few more such enterprising
caIpet-baggers as Major Simpson will stir
the stagnant commercial elements Of New
Orleans 10 a decidedly healthy vgor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

OOriss:ic !tInrkets.

Esw YORK. March 81. Evening. Gotten
closet quiet: middling uplands 2uc: Or
leans q he; sales 1890 bales: net receipts $50
gross 1913. Sales for export >iI6 bales
Sales CT futures $500. as follows: ApIH
I9ls I9l2c: May 1917 0l9 lJ,lCc: Jane
1873 4Gl4c; July 10 1916 02o4c; flour
steady: common to fair extra 81 10 -:
good 70 choice IS 40 l. -. Whisky
a shade easier at g0l2c. Wheat a &c
lower. Corn Is shade easier. Groceres-
Nothing doing. Pork strOn ger al ! . JO a
10 IL. Lard tImer at 8 l3 IL 9I4c.
Sugar Fair to good refining dS"sc.
Molasses-New Orleans q a DC.
CISCIHNATI. March 30.-Cotton firm: mia.
ding i9c Wheat quiet at 81 6JGl Is.
Corn and oats quiet and unchanged. FRO
visions strong. Mess pork SIG 10 30; held
higher. Lard frmer; sales OF steam at &c;
sales of kettle at Size. Bulk meats ex.
cited and prices higher; sales OF shoulders
at Gl4c; clear rio Sac; clear Size. Bacon
very strong: sales of shoulders at 6&4c: held
al 7c; sales Of clear rib at Sc; sales OF clear
9Ac.
ST. LOUIS, March 3I.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged. Flour quiet and unchanged
wheat dull: No. , spring Chicago
81 y; No. , fail 81 %. Corn-Demard
fair and market firm, shade better; No.
mixed % 30 he on east track. Oats quiet:
No. y y 12c on east track. Whisky
dull, 81 a SIC. Pork firm, :lG. Dry salt
meats active; large speculative business
Bacon firm: shoulders &c. Lard firm; heid
at Sc.
Foreign Markets.
LIvrkrooI. March 81 Eyen,ng.-Cotton
closed firm; middling uplands $3.50: Or
leans esd; sales 1900 bales, Of which 1000
were for export and speculation. The sales
include 10 Geo American.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
CRIME.
Arre.. Top Ars0H-Murdered Mans Bod,
Found-sentenced to be HunG-SHppos-
rb Murderer Arrested-The Goodrich
hrresf Of Hnelinin.


sd Murderer Arrested-The Goodrich
HIurder-Arrest of Dueltsrs.
bosToN, March 3I.--PhIlp Goldstein, Of
che finn Of Philip & John Davis. was ar
,psted on suspicion of firing their store.
Sn SI2 Washipg'On street, IN order 10 re-
rover an il suTaDce of SIO,OOO.
p,Bs0y. Kansas, March 3l.-TLe body Of
a brother Of Senator IUrke was found IL
;be woods. He had. to all appearances.
been murdered. This makes the sixth per
son who has cI'itr been killed or found
,niss.ng between 'hc Dosage Mission ana
Independence -, :,
sinner. VITO murdered Mary GIbbUn at Sac.
ramrn,c. j. sentenced 10 b" hanged
A,r>,NpEIA, Va. March U.-Ihe sup.
ro.tr murderer al Hahn, the Virginia
driver. na- ncen arrested here. lie is a
.,egr,.. YLrc,!s.mstaEt al evidence Is very
MN Yoiw. March 3l.--Thc police are
searching Tor rough named Pap IlgLe.
who j. believed "a know something OF the
Go0dri"h murder.
TLorlow Weed ana quite "a number Of
prominent people have sent money to aid
the mother ana father OF Mrs. Meyer From
certain admissions made by the mother, II
- thought tina: the really has information,
attained from her slaughter, 81 clrcum-
stanti4. character relative 10 tie murder.
which will prove important.
Di~trjc. Attorney BrittUn is reported by
she HcrUm Of this morning, as having SAID
thai the story of the participation in the
murder by Lucetto Myers is all fiction. She
was lot present at the murder, and really
knows nothing Of the murderer, but that
Ftill her testimony will prove valuable
A Richmoud dispatch states that Wal,
Gers, eGitor OF the Norfolk J0WnoL and
Hope, editor of the IugiItian, were both
arrested and | ED in $1,000 bonds not to
viola to the dueing law, as both were about
90 start Tor North Carolina 10 fight ont an
editorial quarrel arising from IA discussion
Of the frcen, railroad affairs before the
InclhlnfNre,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
Academy of Sciences.

An interesting lecture on Meteo! ology.
the Law Of Storms ard Means Of Foretell-
ing the Weather." was delivered last even.
ing before the Academy by Professor &. &.
Forshev.
1t was defined as being on the scieEcc of
knowing all things above, and treated Of
the movements OF water and air. the ocean
and tie atmosphere. the suns infuerce.
the motions produced by his rays causing
winds: the heating Of the air at the tropics
causing i 20 rise. and the colder air inflow
ing from behind producing trade winds.
Other currents Of air were :0achei on
Evaporation and condensation. tac causes
OF weather and climate, the influence Of
wind on rain fall, the cyclone. tornado and
whirlwiri. were explained and illustrated
by designs. The various Instruments and
their uses. the advantages Of the system of
foretelling The weather were enumerated.
The lecture was full Of inteEes: and in.
struction on the subjec. treated. ard well
repaid the large number OF listeners !oy
their attention.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

since August 81, 3,OI0,I6O bales, against
2,42l310 last year-inc rease 9g4,19O oales'
Exports Friday and Saturday TO Great
Britain l0.903 bales. against $500 last week.
and 20 the continent 1878 bales. agains: 23l6
last week. stocks at all tie delivery por:s
made up 10 ! NJ. 30, IS. ua,es. against
81 .e-53 last week.
Tie following monthly tables are copied
from the buIletln boards OF the Exchange:
FNot okT'oN "F CROPS KFCF!vFp At Dtivkki PORTS
10 LIST ny ~ GAh-E. lStLTe!NE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
Change of Gauge.

The work Of changing the gauge Q: the
Texas and Pacific railway was begun 1T
Shreveport: last Saturday.
The Shreveport Times says:
The company las received BY lie inter.
natiOna! road two new locomotives OF the
narrow gauge, and changed one Of their old
engines TO that gauge at their shops in
Hallville. They have 200 cars already
changed. The four engines on The way up
Red river will be ready for service in a few
dave. Wien the company vii! lie able 20
handle al! the business offering.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
onetary--CommercEa!
MONETARY.

SrnNETARY
rzp,rr.-.,..,
CFF,CF or TEs pAit 80 ~ ~ - =
h"NpA' @I,o a..
We nohce" l." IL" --" a, eN"nE IL ~
money naIkt' 'oGES. 4no o ,aSLs -, 80
discounts az mos: Q: me oanks wa 80, OF I'D
eral extent. ana Oh me 81 on. nc &c"
TRANSACTIONS reported On 'he 7d'aeI We-e .. 4.
about the sTojo'red rates. ne co4llhae 20
quote mrs, cI@Ss pal,t[ S.'n q, W.T. Al WI
iateEais' ~ ~ am 81 u,
second GAS q &C. ui9t C'a7. o!'E@Ee
paper > AZ. az! seI"p" e-ae0
NEW ORLEANS CLLAEISG EoUsE.
,-o p,,,,o..
Marcel %. ........... 4l&S22T5T, sto,o@7 .
March ?l............. 2g3,',245 1t !o+,ie: =
.,..-o,.. a-7-1t-1 :. e-o5 "a, -
SlI,,.. I'M Ia. wt+k :-ol 2g3 "a SIS so 20
Total last week..... iI.te2.g!! - i4O8,574 -
Total week before. .IEoo.ao :! SOC g.. -
We notice that tie State Major al Bank
has declared dividend u! -. = cen. :"
the Stockholders. ard ,. Of ! t. .eE: 20 the
depoeitor-. nu: Of Ire -crLings o! :he past
three 1noI,h-. ard rayace ur .lG after
Monday. Apr. d. 1873
Gold uueltG q. 1853 49,, against 80
at New York, ana after - moderate
business closed al lioI- 0i..i4 i ~
range over Saturdays closing IN"tdtlonsj.
against =. Il :l~t Mark't. narns ne
interim tbe:e were CONSIDERABLE hIc,9@ .
tons il bo,n markets. touching Lee ~.
ami II New oIk iie-z. WneIe :. Vas .Ea!!H
quoted al , i. NJ. aiJeI ne "."st mere a.
ll.42 20 Which >: !eteGed iron. &c: a.
I:J6 /. ".
ne s1-.s . L',.'"e', 1G6 ;;t;i,s
W" az !, 800 g.,, a. ~ c*0on. -. ,,,l
SgUuV lf-uVo. .,''V "Hu $50, .-ooc .,,.i
syUU0 a. -. io''o a. 49, n.n. CO.
S3uoV' az ~ =: ~" go. a 49, w.
40 saieS - N-.N'l aII 49, ~
now H"C'e &C., ,s!' ..,,rto.. H.
az III " - az ~ On o. H..
= ceA' t-e'i-'''i'' ~''''' ''' ~
oIu'
The fr"veILt:: II s:tr.nE tH:.aEge was
of tar eNteD'. and nndeT tie coarse q goa
at New 1oik 'Le malket fxhlh'te,; CON
siderable fluctuations. '-"sing = cen,
higher than Saturday Tor private b"-s al"
= cent Tor haLk. J he sd.es amounted :"
1o3.5OO. comprising tlIuO bl,Lot :ad-Eg q:
l2f34: -.UtO co at l24f5: +5otr 40 d. ~
$500 do at .-3'-: tl2.' " blll OF !aHiEg an"
Al clear at l2,t+ q 10 5; t43Vo Al cIe&t a.
l25h: &io,0CO bill Of lading al - a i-l3t:
+?0,tO0 60 al .-Gts: .iV.g p&Lh az ' $3.50.
4lUCO American ships biii at .~t1t: -,V"c
private bankers ana park a: -. AT" w
bank at 10y gold. We ttaIu q. !!.Va.e s-Ls
as high as i-ri2.
The OILY sale Cr :Tarc. reported Was
$50. OCG at =.
Al the close ster':ng bills we've rio.ed
a. l25 q I25l2 fer hill Of .adlEg ana Al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

O.leaus. Munich and Importer from Mo
G,ic. William Yeo from New Orleans
Susie from Galveston, Alpine from SaVah-
49, ;.,Ee Micbigan from New Orleans.
Geo, % Peabody. from Savannah; France.
,rom New O!lcaus: JeIman. from Calves.
NIw YoYR. March 3l.-Arrived-ci OF
su.t,j., arrived Out-PartLia. Italy aIG
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STEAMSHIPS.
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY

STATE LINE STEAMSHIP iONbANfa
LIMITED. ~,
The following new first class, fuIi powered 1Iyue
h,,ilt screw steamships are intended to SAL regus
lsrly between NEW ORLEANS, nd Ii bhfOCL
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK c.
LOUISIANA. 1000 tons reGi ster...ta PlHlh wal
INNkSOTA, 200J tons register. CaptalL III In LIN
ALABAMA, 2+O0 tons register = aP on rahE
PENNSN LVASIA 250O tons regstef- Captain Braee
VIRGINIA. $500 tons register. bHl1!hS
GEORGIA 25oG tons register. ............. IiclhG
~e sail The for steamers OF 'L'' AS Woe
<tIN Liverpool Direct.
as follows
Min NFSOTA on or about SATURDAY., Apr! 70
ALABAMA, or about Saturday May )
LOUISIANA. or about Saturday, May -.
MINNESOTA on or about Saturday. June %
ALABAMA on or about Saturday, June "a.
Viii receive and sign through bills OF laGlDg 20
HavIe. Bremen. Hamburg Antwerp. Rotterdam
al d ali Continental ports.
Return tickets available for TWELVE MONTBS,
al reduced rates and through tickets al Parts 90
:It United Kingdom and Europe.
A sttwardtss and surgeon are attached 10 eacbo
stearrero Nc charges tor medicine or msolcal ate
tendance.
Money orders granted free Of charge.
?Iepa ID enlg alton tickets issued here 30 Lar teSo
..es:rGus of sending for their friends.
These vesse IS cross The bar at all times EJJhoCs
Getert.cn.
For tIeIgrr or passage. having Unturpassed acc
!..t."!.oIs, apply to
&c. 90 Carondelet street, New CTleanss
ROSS SKOLFlELD n co..
No, g Chapel street. LIVERPOOL
LEWIS 7. MERROW l CO.,
s4'' W 10. 6S Great CLYDE street. Glasgow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01


ST LOUIS-Steamer Crescent CITY and f;sYcts-
So SO. bushels bulk 1929 SKIS i349 -:
bran 1893 bbls flour 276 half oh houI 3al bbs n".
OUACHITA RIVER--Stea1nrr Ouacl.!ta Gee-.i"
bales cotton and surdTies
SALINE RIykR-St amer Euth-lt0 bales CO.t'n
and sundriPs
VICKSBURG- Steamer Httie-l2:& bates co::o:
1851 SKIS cotton seed and sundrIes
TUNlCA.-Steamer : Pkt---i3l ta'cs C0t:rn
!!6 ks cotton seed SKIS seed cotton anc eundT's
BAYOU UES GLAIZES--- Steamer TrentoE--.!
bales cotton 482 SKIS cotton seed and sundIIes
CAEDEN~Steames Sab!ne-ti' bales gotten nc.
ST MARTlNvIILE--S..an,.r lda--!i bales cote.
and suudnes
LOWER COAST--Steamer Hensiey--:s tt.s
nG!3.ssrs
LOWER COAST-S;eam.r Empire. MS Ec.-s
Les and sundIics
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
ST lOUIS-Steamer Cor tinental-. 20 bids tobacco
}5gJ bbis flour 5l76 SKIS corn and sundrv produce
ST LOUlS-SteameE Pauline CarrOll-SUndry pro-
GuCe
ST iOuIS-Steamer John Professor bb's for-
3u59 SKIS Z0lG SKIS bran and aundry produce
FLOID-Steamer Flcta-29s bales cotton Six {.
seed cotton 2438 SKIS cotton seed and suuirjes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sout western 81. bales
cotton 100 SKIS seed cotton 8 SKIS cotton seed al.
b.ndTies
Observation-Disclosures ShanrcL--t6.I sis u
corn and sundrles
BHDAUX~Steamer Carrie ! y! urr-;i lids
sugar 10 bbls mOlasses ard suudres
UPPER TENSAS-Stcamer Eureka-i! Sons q.
irrT 3NH sks cotton seed aAd sundr.es
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
SrEGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
March 30G1 bales cotton :. hhds sugar - ID b
Iasees and sundrics
March !l-2l bales cotton /; bbs mo'assss Lat
pbis mOlasses and sundIits
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD. March 3i--ls bsles cotton and sunGry pro
Gu'e
Elm RAILROAD, March 3D. 3ls bales cotton ls
hhds tobacco aud sundrv proeuce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
This is a special TO the ST. Louis Dc".o-

CTG.:
WAsHiNGIoH. March oS.-The Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections. be.
fore separating. agreed upon meeting not
later than October. 10 be held in New York
or Boston. probably the former. before
viii II the question Of the mode of electing
Presidents will he settled, and the commit.
tee will then be ready for a comparison of
views. Nr. Morton, chairman. VIII in the
meantime correspond with some @. tire dis.
tinguisAed publc!sts.
Tie Committee on Printing has directed
thai the papers OF members o: the com.
lHlttee, a. well - matters deemed valuable
as Original contributors to this investiga-
ZION. be printed al any time needed 10: lie
use % the committee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
BELOW COMING Up.

ship Lancaster Bartlett. {. c2ys from Lverpoo;
TO Ocean. Zerega &co-
Ship Lake 81 Clair, Lamont. iron, Lverpoe. Deem.
Der 20, 20 ) a BrysOn &cC-
Ship Anna Camp, Gardner, from Liverpool, .a.uar7
u, TO Jackson, fitzpatrick & Henderson,
Ship Felecla Murray, from Liverpool; January e,
to Jackson Manson
Ship Hampton Court, yolk, from L.rt9oe! JAM.
cry IS, &c Level E.Sy-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

Ship SparkenhOe, Butler. from Liverpool. 10 mas
ter
Ship Hannah Morris, Jones, 46 davs from 'oT!s'
mouth. Eng il ballast, 10 A Miller &co--
Ship Sawley thudlow, BOsee. 81 days from blelnt!
TO Siiktustadt &co-
Bark Libra. Hagassen. from Liverpool. 20 Z i'!ei
AGO. n
Bark Annie Kimball. Stinsor. :rcm Bordeaux zee
D. 10 master 49, So.
Bark Speranza Christophersor 100 DAYS ron. s'.!
derlaud, Eng. To Ocean. Ierega &co- .
Eafk i II Bills. TEN y. 20 days nom bos'o-' ~
MASTER 49, ,.r-
Ha1k Car: Johann. Ciaussen. irGm cette. January
Is to MASTER ,- 1,
schooner Martha Newman. days from Cyan" 49,
..!o", to John King
OUTSIDE THE BAR Bound IN
ship G Scranton. Wheeler. February -. 10 "'"A
FOs,l.k &Co-
Ship Arran Lawson from Androssan
ship Adonna from Liverpool. January IN
British ship Be'gravia Bell from! Liverpool! ""t''
arv "a to J q Lingham &cO--
Ship Princeton, Robe rtsOn, from LiN'Tpo''. ""4-''
AIRY 10, to MASTER ,~-
ship Brook,is Thompson from I'verpo" NoV"i.'
her 80, via Grtenock January 20 10 Was'tr-'
Ship Nunquam DOrmiO. COUSINS from Ss"!o!''
JaUuarN =. to master.
Bark Askev. Myser. from Cardiff January = :"
Bark Malta, Ma,co'ms",i. from L.verSoo'. !"rEa'E
p. to master
Norwegian bark Polvkaru. Er'ertsOr. from Lo:do'
Dec ,. 10 Lowell &'Bailey-
Brush bark Charlie. hickman, Tin-isy. ;!"I IoI'
Goh Feb -. TO Lowell Bailey
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

Steamer tIt0't. Hopkins. tOr MoLle
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship George Cromwell. Capp. from New N"Ik
I'D ultimo, to Mouton2d district
Steamship W hewes from Brashear CITY toe A
Whitney 6cO-- 4 gers
Ship John Gladstone. Piacknev, from Antwerp VIA
Kew West. to J H Ashbrldge Aco--3d district Y
Slip Record, Warren from LlSeIpoO Re oTGaIy >,
TO master-4th district
Ship Crescent City. Delsno 50 days from Havre, IN
ballast. 10 MeeEer. Knox &co-POint
Spanish bark prosperidad, Mora days h0m la
vs.Ia, in ballast. to master-POint
Bark Pervenche, Casals. days !ICM Havana IL
ballast, to master-POlnt
Brig Cirque SoTrelle AdoEa, days :IoW Ps-tErIo,
tC & GTanGe-sd di.tTlCI
1OwBOATs.
Calhoun Wright. from the Passes-T"NeG Down
20 the bar ut instant, harks Frame BRO ana
Braggio and schooner King BHd-broughs up
ship CresceL. City and brig Cinque Sorrt lie
Heroine. Follet, from the Passes-I.*ed down
20 he bar 2Tt' instant. ship Helen CIinton--
Brought up sh.r John Gladstone ana oaIk SloA
perida6
Norman. Lombard. rom Ne rass's--o~ed down
10 the bar 27th instant ship Saranack ana sctr
EM Wright Brought ~ ship iseco:e ~Ee IsIk
yeTveu.te
STEAMBOATS,.
Kate Can pbe.l from NcHsr,rS
s Pike Brown, from Tunlca
Trenton Trousdale from Bay oU dee Ola Zrs
Crescent City. Townseud. from ). Lo~!s with
three baTges
F,uacbita Belle Blank,. from o..scf.ts r.ver
Ruth Burton, ON Saline river
Sabine Frazer. from Camden
Ida FCroay from 81 MaTtInsV.!~
Feng!ey BrotheIton, from Lower Coats
kmprr Jeau:r.au. from. Lower Coast
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

Dooiey's yeast powder Is convenient. eco
nomical and always reliable. No waste Of
food prepared with i. as II is always O: the
best quality.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

Accident i'm n Catholic !Church-kneeliEg
Board Breaks-several dangerously
WOunded-SteambOntC Clerk Dead saw
Will Burned-Deaih OF DR.. MOtt-fn-
surance observation-disclosures Missing
Cleveland Bar Association ResOln-
lions Against n Judge-Faliing from u
Chicago Building.
TRENTON. n. j., March 3l.-During a re.
a1,ieIn for the dead at St Johns Catholic
Church for Rev. Father Mackln this morn
ing the immense crowd was startled by a
crash, which was supposed to be the giving
away of the gallery. The crash used a
scene of CONSERVATION. The crowd rushed
toward the outlet. Many were thrown down
and crushed beneath the feet OF the mass.
ii was fully ten minutes before the passage
could he cleared, when the wounded were
removed to residences near and physicians
summoned.
Laier.-A dozen women and children were
Sound to Ice severely wounded. Some are
in a dangerous condition, but no deaths as
ser. The alarm was caused by the break
Jig of the kLeeing board.
81. LoUIs. March 3l.-Joseph 4. M"dary,
. well known steamboat clerk, died Of
Tma! -2cx n the marine hospital yesterday.
His friends reside i'll Cincinnati.
NASHVILLE. March 81 Switzerland &
Drivers saw mill. in Edgetield, was burned
Sb-uhN. LOSS ~ J,OOO. w lDNhI dhI''
MOBILE, March 3l.-Dr. James {. Mott
died on his sixty ninth birthday this morn
lng at half past seven o'clock.
PHlLADEIIHIA, March 3l.-On Saturday
evening. trees fences, signs and many an
finished buildings we're damaged by the
wind no personal in juIiGs, however, re-
ported.
BALTIMORE, March 3l.-A negro and
par of mules which he was driving were
l.. IL, in, A,nrOpl
ty, Maryland.
BosTON, March 3l-The Supreme Court
Las decided in the case of the Union Mu-
:ual Insurance Company, of Boston, that
neither the expiration Of policy nor its
cancellation releases "A holder IRON liability
80 asst ssment Tor all losses which occurred
while he was member o; the company.
SAS Francisco, March 3l.-ProtessOr
Law the bailoonist, made an ascension yes
:erday, and has not since been heard from.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 3l.-Ihe Cleve
land bar association this evening cons.d-
q red the following resolution:
RCSOlrCd. That the testimony gwen by
Judge c. Sherman, before the committee
IN the recent investigation in Con
Eress, and letters admitted by HIM TO
0e genuine, evlnce such want of integrity
and moral turpitude as TO destroy all con
fdence in his judicial administration and
require that lie should at once resign and
Ielleve the federal court from enbarrass-
ment consequent upon his continued Oc
Cupancy OF the judgeshlp.
Action upon the resolution was postponed
in order 10 give Sherman an OproI tunity to
communicate with the assocIatiC1.
CHICAGO. March 3l.-While workmen
were placing girdeTs for the dome OF Field,
Letter & Co.'S new building, corner OF
Washington and State streets, today. the
V,lat farm u4yp WAY One Brass and Philip
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Coal miners at Pekin, Illinois, Lave found
black walnut tree in vein Q: Goa! .ol
wards below the surface.
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Catti. are dying In Minnesota which
have mo particular disease, oUt seem to
&c W:.Eort pain or sickness.
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ARRIVED Sunday.

s.,au,.!p General Sedgwick. Evans. from New
York 2C,L sItro 70 Gee F0sG.ck Aoo-ld
&s.Ect
STEAMBOATS,.
Continental Burke from $: Loss
Pauline Carroll YOre from 81 LO
John Tolle. Brady from St Lou.s
YIeta Greenlee. from Floyd
Southwestern Jacobs from Sirevt,trs
Shannon Beatty from ShawneetOwn
Carrie Thorn DalteIes. from II bo6aLs
ku-as. Nc =. Cooley. from Upper .susas