New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-26


~ Mann. livery stable. on
1oward street.
wcre Of Railroad Men.
Frsn April 25.-Section hands and
the Short line to Louisville
q water tanks here have been
,,r,some have been burned. No
sxns are running. The strikers
he'd to enforce their terms.
from CharlestsR to Europe.
mber of Commerce to-day heard
Smythe, commissioner of the
n, South Carolina, Board of Trade,
of q line of ocean steamers be.
lat city and England, and passed
,ns commencing moral support OF
jrprise
luteuant Cushman's Statement.
PHIs, April 25.-In regard to the
tents made by Lieutenant Cushman
ference to affairs at Little Rock, az sent
! iese dispatches on Wednesday, it is but
to him to state that be did not state
II the dispatches to the War Department
"a been refused by the attaches of the
telegraph Office, at Little Rock, as might be
I inferred from the report. but he did state
that owing to the partisanism of those at
taches LIE had come here, and moreover,
that the operator there had commented on
the reality of the dispatches handed in;
otherwise, the statement was as telegraphed.
Not Heard From.
Nothing has been heard as yet OF young
Pulliam, who so mysteriOnsly disappeared
last Monday. The impression prevails that
he was murdered and his body thrown in
Che river.
Crop Estimates.
OF l36 estimates of the cotton crop.
seventy three were opened at the Cotton
Exchange to-day. The highest was ,287 ,6l3
I~ola., s,.o 0@6. avQraUa 4 I'D l9C
Raining Through.
The Memphis and Little Rock trains went
through today by transferring at washed
points.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OlBce Chief Signal Officer,
Warrington. April rs. 1874, 435 p. MY
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, verv gen
orally, clear weather, and westerly to southerly
Winds
River and Marine News.
ssufswnsr PASS, April Is. P. M-Barometer
3ol3. Wind west northwest. strong. Arrived.
pug Co. Esiied-steamship Cleopatra. barks |
Maggie Mcneil. Talon and Emily and schooner |
Pass Al Ournx, April Is, Noon-wind northwest.
strong westher clear and cool Arrived-ste.m.
ship nyscs Cochssy mater s Ct seven N last night
Pauline Csrron. ct 4. NJ; Fred Wilson, st "a. N;
TIUuk I8IROuu, ~ =. Suu NubIico OOOInbuu, |
st6P. DOWN.. c. Yaeger, at 1 A. M. Weather
clear and cool The river has risen one inch in the
est twenty-fp houra
MEMPHIS, April 2s-weather clear and pleasant.
River rose m inch. Arrived Pat Rogers from |
Cincinnati; Carksville from Arkansas river; Grand
Tower from st. Louis Departed-Thomps0nD Dean, |
Last night, and Franklin for Cincinnati; Glencoe |
Oakland, John A. Wood and Grand Lake for New
x31anA |
kvAHsvlLLR, April A-weather clear till moor;
now raining. Mercury AGO to $50. River fallen one
ct
.LovnvIIs, April 2s;-River falling; eleven feet
six nches the canal; nine feet six inches in the
chute. Weather clear. Business dull |
81. LOUIS. April Acknowledgement |
from New Orleans. Departed-Susis Silver for |
New OrleanG vicssburg, for vicksburg. River
stationary. Weather cloudy and mild
The Henry Ames was sold by the United States |
Hsrshal to-day for el5l5O. She was valued by the |
underwriters last October, ct $4,000
CAIRO, April S.-Arrived-Scudder from New |
Orleans, 5A II. Departed-Scudder for St Louis |
s A. n: River has risen three inches. Weather
clear. Mercury go.
Plr7sBuRa. April 25.-River nine feet six inches |
and rsiDg 1t has rained steadily all day. Weather
eaol
. CINCINNATI, April 25.-River thirty-one feet and |
hlling Observation-Disclosures for New Orleans.