New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10
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o. raiIroad. The latter will lose heavily
ia TNoIr. April 9.-The fire department of
this city, composed of nine companies,
seven with steamers, and Two Aook anu
ladder companies. celebrated their thirty
fjfth anniversary today. The display was
beautiful. The weather, though threaten
ing early in the morning, cleared OF. giving
them d delightful day.
ATLANTA, Ga, April 9.-The Georgia
State Medical Association met to day.
There was a large attendance.
POUGHKEEPsIE, April The western
Bound train has returned, the Central ROAD
being impassable.
All the ice in the Hudson river is moving
this morning.
MEMPHIS, April 9-In the case of Cole.
snan and Keel, charged with the killing Oh
John Newell last Friday night, the Attorney
General asked the discharge OF J0hn heel'
and that Coleman be held until tomorrow,
when he expected to prove that the killing
-gas done by Coleman, which was granted.
puuADELPHIA, April 9-PrOiessOr hoeh,
of Uahnemann Medical College, who dis
appeared from the city three weeks SINCE
has been discovered to be a defaulter, hav-
inc g0uandered the funds OF the college by
dissipated habits.
ROCHESTER,, April 9.-The water rose
steadily until noon, when it became sta
tionary. Fifteen persons that went down
with the wall have been recovered. he
oorts from up the valley show the water
falling slowly and the canals gradually flll-
Sng up. ,
Carpepter and Archie BeatOn, OF the ilshlng
schooner Sarah =. Ayers, of this port were
lost in Dory, off the banks. and Michael
Carlton was washed overheard from the
schooner Aaron Burtbam.
CofInRUs. Ohio, April 9-FrOm the most
reliable returns up to this hour the political
coIuplexiOn of the Constitutional Assembly
will be eighty one Republicans to forty
Democrats and seven Liberals. Seven
counties are vet to be heard from.
PITTsBURG, April 9.-Three bridge trestles
supporting seventy feet OF the root OF the
National tube work, situated at hckees-
port, Pennsylvania, gave way at five o'clock
this afternoon, breaking the conductor
leading from the gas producer TO the FUR
naces. The gas took fire and the mill build
ing was Immediately enyelopet in flames
and totally destroyed.
Two hundred men were working under
the roof when it fell, but only one was
killed. Several of the workmen sustained
injuries, which will not likely. however,
prove fatal. Total loss, 100000; insur-
ance, $l9O0OO.
The coffee mills Of Arbuckle & Co. of
this city, we're consumed by fire this eve
ning. Loss $4,000.
CONCORD, N H., April 9.---George Sher-
bourne, who eloped with young girl and
pleaded guilty to the charge of adultery,
has been sentenced TO the State prison for
three years.
SAlT LAKE, April s.-The Mormon con.
ference was largely attended to-day. Brig
ham Young addressed the saints, and said
he was getting old, and wanted the young
men to carry on the. work ne had com
menced. He wanted seven cOunselors to
aid the first president, and finally he re-
signed the position as trustee iR trust OF
the church,
ST. LouIs. April 9.-Thieving bands of
Indians are numerous in the western part
of Nebraska. Dispatches from the far
West indicate no improvement in the dispo-
tion iB travel in the North from the land
slides, saused by great freshet.
HARTFORD, April 9.-The House stands
t0a Republicans, l32 Democrats. Last year
IT, stood 130 Republicans, Ill Democrats
weather Report.
WAR DKPARTsRHs }
Office Chief Signal officer, :
Washington. April 9, 1873. 4:aS P. N. }
PROBABILITIES.
Tho storm centre in Virginia and Penn.
sylvania will move northest over Cape Cod
on Thursday. For Thursday, in New Eng
land, increasing easterly winds, with rain.
For the Middle and South Atlantic States,
brisk westerly winds and cool, clearing
weather, For New York and the lower
lakes, cold westerly winds and cloudy
weather, For the Eastern Gulf States and
the Ohio valley, southwesterly winds, with
partly cloudy and clear weather. For the
Southwest, falling barometer and sOutherly
winds, with generally clear weather The
afternoon telegrsphic reports are missing
from the upper lakes.
Cautionary signals continue at New York,
Cape May, Baltimore, Norfolk and vii
Unington.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS. April 9, 8 p. M.-Ba.
Tometer 5000. Wind east, light. Arrived
Bark Villa de Comllas, Jimines master,
fourteen DAYS from Havana, in ballast to
Eatj0 Il. Co. Sailed-Ship LatOna, bark
Teresina and brig Aurora.
VICksBURG, April 9.-DOwn-Smsky City
and barges, 10 A. NJ: Belle Lee, l2 Nj.
Ip-COlOssus, ( A. NJ; Future City and
harnes, 10 A. NJ; Robert Mitchell : p. NJ.
The Capitol City arrived at ten o'clock last
night. Weather cool and clear. Rive.
yisng.
SHREVEPORT. April g--Heayy frost last
uight. Weather clear and pleasant today.
The river has risen two inches in the past
twenty fouI hours. Arrived-C. Ii. Durfee
from New Orleans. Departed-C. II. Dur
fee. Little Fleta, Jefferson and Lessie Tay.
Tor for New Orleans.
MEMPHIS, April 9.-Weather cool and
clear. River rising slowly. Arrived-John
q. Maude, from New Orleans. Departed
Richmond. last night; and Henry Ames,
this afternoon, for New Orleans; CIeburne,
for White river; Julia. for Vicksburg; Crrs.
cent City, for st. Louis; Mary Boyd, Tor Al.
kansas river; Andy Baaum, for Cincinnati.
PITTSBURG, Apri 9.--River sixteen feet
nine inches and falling slowly. it has
rained steadily since z. VI.
CINCINNATI, April 9.-Weather cloudy
and raining this morning; clear and colder
so night; mercury 4l". River twenty. eight
!or New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, April 9.-River falling, with
ten feet eight inches in the canal and eight
feet eight inches in the chute. slight
snow fell this morning. Weather clear and
cool to night. Arrived-Alaska and Mary
Houston from New Orleans. DEPARTED
Alaska for Cincinnati. Passed up-John
W. Garrett and barges from New Orleans
to Wheeling. The City OF Cairo while
landing at Grand View sunk a large wharf
boat at that place. Loss S3oOO.
EVANSVILLE, April "a heavy rain fell
till midnight. Weather cloudy and cold
o-day; mercury Al; growing colder to-
night; snow at noon. The river has fallen
ten inches. Passed down-City of CAIRO,
9 last night. Up-ShannOp, ) 2, NJ.
CAIRO, April 9.-Arrived-Marble City,
from Vlcksburg. 8 Z. M; Diamond, from
Red river s a. M; James Howard, from
New Orleans, noon; Continental, from New
Orleans, p NJ Departed-Grest Repub-
Iic for New Orleans, 10 A. M; Diamond,
tor Louisville. p. NJ James Howard, for
st. Louis. 3 p. NJ; Continental, for st.
Louis, & Z. NJ. The river has risen twenty
eight inches Weather clear. Mercury 500.
Sr. LOUIS, April 9.-No arrivals. De-
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