New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-12
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mand of Sergeant Carter, which overlook a
SQUAD of Indians i'll San Saba couu.y. and
routed them. Several Indians were killed,
but their bodies were carried OF. About
seyenry.tive Indians are reported IN that
county raiding.
General Steele has information from the
agency that Lone Wolf has left the reserva-
ton for Texas, with strong force OF
warriors. He is coming to revenge the
death of his con, killed py MckenZie's COM
mard.
Lost shipping.
GLOUCESTER, April lI.-Five fishing yes
sells ana nineteen uVes were Aost Hcin iAis
mort this season.
Damage 10 Crops.
HALIFAX, April ll.-By an arrival from
Bermuda this morning it is learned hat the
recent gales and hail storms had caused
serious destruction 10 the crops in the Vest
Indies. The potato and tomato crops are
almost destroyed. There are no hopes for
an abundant harvest
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMPsr,I
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, April ii, i6Ii 43o T. N.)
Tor the South Atlantic and Gulf States, east
ofthe Mississippi, clear weather and rising ten
River ind Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, April l. P. M-Barometer 30:4o
Wind northeast, fresh. Arrived-Ship George D.
Koltield, Spear MASTER Fifty days from Liverpool;
abe spoke bark Fairy Belle ffi0m Rio, bound to
Philadelphia, in latitude 1872 longitude So; on
March q. in latitude 2io 30'. longitude 86', was
boarded by boat from the bark Amphion, sew
ntyfour days from Glasgow, with only TWO buck
cts of water on board, and supplied her with
water; ship PngcG:on, RsbertsuE, E-dster n1ty-
eight days rom Liverpool, with general cargo to
Meeker, Knox and Shultz Ssiled-Steamship Gen
eral Meade. and ship Uncle Joe.
Pass APeUTnE April II, r. M:m"s S,, north,
KHickerbOcker, eager, master, at $50 A. NJ from
New York 10 A. MouliOn. SAiled-Bark Rome,
barkentine Lete, steamship George Washington
ships India and Pocahontae. and bark Jane. Tho
schooner B. w. Hill is anchored outside. outward
bound.
vICKsBuRs. April ll-Passed down-Frank Par
gond at IL NJ, James Howard at II A. NJ, Warner
and bar ges at P. NJ. e. h. Lee at II A. d., q. B.
Church at P. n. Weather clear and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, april Il.-Weather clear and pleasant
River fell two inches. Departed-Grand Tower.
Yaegar Cater last night for ST. LOUIS Quickstep,;
for White River; Franklin, for CincnDatti Simpson,
Horner and barges, last nj eht, for Louisville.
CINCINNATI, April H.-River thirty seven feet:
and rising. Acknowledgement Dean, from New.
Orleans Departed -Charles Bodmann and Parali
PrrrsBuRG, april II.-River thirteen feet five,
incbts and falling slowly Weather clear and cOld
Both rivers falling above
CArRo, April 1l.-Arrived-Fred Wilson, from |
louisville, A. M; scudder, from St. Louis. l0P.
NJ Departed-Wilson, for New Orleans, M; |
Sender, p. M. River risen thirteen inches.
Weather clear. Mercury eco. |
EVANSVILLE, April fl.Weather clear and pleas |
ant. Mercury 42o to coo. River risen one foot.l
LOUISVILLE, April l1.-River rising bali an inch |
per hour; now twelve feet three inches in the |
canal, ten feet three inches in the chute Weather
clear and pleasant
ST. Louis. April ll.-Arrived-G Glencoe from New
Orleans Deparied-Paulne Carroll and Mary Alice,
for New Orleans; City of viclssburg for yicksburg
River falling slowly. Weather clea- and warm