New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
suicide 10 Escape rlarrinRe-A strike
Threatened-Nrw York City Charter
Sixped-The NIemphis Kaces-The Con.
....;nunI Convention.

NORFOLK. Apri! 30.-The British ship
Herrera is ashore az Cape Henry. She is
disnantied and settling in the sand. Nine.
teen hogsheads Of sugar have been saved.
MEMPHIS, April 3D.-Corbatt won the
first; tme-i:l5. Nashville won the sec
ond I:52, ii. Frogtown won the third;
2:t9l7.
ST. LOUIS, April 30.--The round house OF
fbe 81. Louis and Kansas City railroad was
burned. Loss Sj1.jJO.
The arrangements :or the congressional!
convention to be held on the Thirteenth oi
Nav are nearly completed The governors
o. all the States are invited.
The railroad excursion to galveston
starts on the sixteenth ot May.
ALBANY. April 30-Two drunkards were
killed by the cars near here today.
The Governor has signed the New York
CITY charter.
puuApELPn!A. April 30.-kichasd Pillet.
.yqho committed suicide. was engaged ten
years to Miss Steady. She lately Inherited
a handsome estate Everything was pre-
pared for the marriage at noon to-day at
St. Marks Church.
PROVIDENCE. April ,30.-lt is stated that
the operatives throughout the State VIII
strike tomorrow tor ten hours.
CoIUNEUs, Ohio. April 30.-Ihe Senate.
after vigorous debate over the resolutions
.condemning the peace policy, tao!ed them.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT }
Office Chief Signal Officer, :
WAshington April 30, 1873. 4:35 P II.
PROBABILITIES.
For the lower Mississippi valley, Tennessee.
M,souri and the Gulf States falling barometer.
fresh southeast winds, rising temperature couny
weather and heavy rain. For the South Atlantic
States easterly and southerly winds ana dlm!n-
ishing pressure, followed by cloudy weather, with
occasional ram.
River lnteIIIKence.
SOUTHWEST Pass April 80, P M.-Barometer
1865. Wind southeast, strong. Arrived-Schooner
Eva Adele, Eaton master sixteen days from Ha-
vana with sugar. No departures. .,.
PAss-A-LOuTRE, April 30, 8 7. M.-Wlnd southeast
fresh. Anved-SchoOner Gertruce Howes ticK
master four days rom Bodacco. with Tult TO
Joseph Macheca: No departures , e,,,
A,kansas river Departed-H s. Turner, for Gin
public. tor New orleans; Mary Miller, for White
River falling. Heavy rain nearly all day: NoIaces,
vIcksBvN,,, April 80 0-Pas5ed down-lron Meun-
tain and baIses A. ~ Lady & Lee, ~ as "a n j. ea, M
Crescent and barges, 5 P. NJ. Weather cloudy,
with heavy wind prevailing s,o.
inches aud declining Weather warmer, CO dy
PiTrsBuR,,, April 3o-River eight feet two inches
LOUISVILLE April 3o.-River seven feet nine inches
in the cangl, tse feet nine inches III the CHUTE.
Weather cloudy; light talI OF rain tiio e'ehAhS a,
EVANSVILLE, April SIT has rained since P; N
The river has fallen three inches IN the iasl
twenty four hours. Duwn-RichmOnd, at half
nast ten last night, and Peytona and barges at ter
TO day. s, .,-
CAIRO April 30.-The river has fallen Twelve
inches IN the past twenty four hours. Ratned "
sP. N. Weather cloudy tonight. Mercury o.
Arrived-Lousvil.e, from Cincinnati, at A. ~
ard Emma Elliott from st. Louis, at P. NJ De
parted-Louisvie, ior New Orleans, at M
ST. LOUIS, April 3O-River about stationary
weather cloudy and damp, during the day heay,
rain to night. Departed-iaeger. tcI New orleans