New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-29

splendid dash and gained the first place.
coming in leng h ahead of his opro-
nent. Time-2:l9. This result immediately
changed the pool selling. Occident bringing
$3.50 to 1910 on Fullerton.
In the second heat Fullerton broke badly
twice. At the quarter pole he WAS thirteen
lengths behind, but gained GROUND rapihly.
He was too far behind, however, 70 come
up with Occident. who again passed unoer
the wire a length ahead. Iime-2:20.
The third heat and the race were won by
Occident, in 2:20a. Fr)lerton led to the
half mile pole, when Occident shot ahead
and III Maintained the lead to the finish.
Consf survey.
NORFOLK, November 2S.-Sailed for Key
West the Uaited States coast survey
steamer Bache, Captain Robert Plat.
Delegates TO the Transportation COnven.
BUFFALO, November 2S.--At q meeting of
the Board of Trade, held this forenoon, six
cheap transportation convention at Rich
mond.
TORONTO, Can. November % A heavy
snow storm again prevails throughout On
tayio. About six inches have fallen here to-
day.
Safe Burglary.
1NpIANAPoLIs, Ind. November 28.-The
sale uf II. w. IIildebrand & Co, lumber
deaers, was blown open at about TOUR
o'clock this morning and $4,000 in currency
and $4,000 in United States bonds were
taken.
Coal OIL Refinery Burned.
CINCrNNATI, November GA fire mere
this afternoon totally destroyed the coal oil
refinery of William White e. Co., incluiing
1900 paro.ls of oil, Total loss $4,000; in.
surauce $1,000.
A Big Days Work.
Thirteen steamers departed from the
landing this evening, which. with ntherd
loading for immediate departure, IL the
greatest days business on the river since
war times.
Snow Again.
Four inches of snow has fallen this even.
ny, and it is still showing.
The Navajo indians Visit General Sher.
ST. 1.ours, November 2S.--Delegates of
Navajo Indians, which arrived yesterday.
had an interview with General Sherman to.
day. and LAID their grievances before him.
The General received them cordially. but
referred them to the President, whom they
would gee at Washington, as the only per.
son having the power to arrange their at
fairs.
Beautiful Snow Repeating Itself.
A heavy snow STERN prevailed through.
ou. Missouri and Kansas yesterday and
last night. In some localities the snow fell
to the depth Of eighteen inches aud trains
have been considerably delayed in cOnse,
,uence. In this city the snow is about four
inches deep and locomOtiOn and street
traffic has been much impeded to day.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
Office Chef Signal Officer,
Warrington, November Or, 1874 4:35 P ~. }
For tho Gulf States. colder and cloudy W. ather,
with rain east of the Mississippi. Cold and clear
weather west of TIL. Mississippi with stationary
o. slsing barometer and north Or west winds.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, November %, p. Ma
eOmeter YD05. Wind north west strong. Arrived =
Schooner Constance, Vlck. master, ten days from
Ruatau; spanish barke ntins ClemsntiHS, Sentry,
master. six days frum Havana: Schooner T..
Locks, Schriever. master. eight days from Bansca.
SaiiedssSteamship Cuba and barkentine New Eng.
land.
PASS a.tOrrRK. November rs P. NJ. - Wind
northwest. strong. No arrivals. Sailed-Steam.
ship United States. chip Reynard and bark Wild
Hunter
VIcKsBrns. November 2e.-rp-frank Pargoud.
at 10 A. M Glencoe. at , r. NJ. Down-Jam, s
Hswald. at 4 A. M. Arrived-Joe Kinnay. at !
Pm. Weather cool and cloudy. The river has
risen six inches.
sncheso S!eetiDg and snowiDs, with rain al! dag.
Weather very cold Onight. Departed-osce"la.
for Ste Francis river: 81! GeHevleve and City Of
Helena, for st. Lous. the latter last ni2h'.
EVANSVILLE, November 28-Rain all lbs forenoon
eud snow all the afternoon River falling slowly.
Passed dOwn-sherlock and Shippers own from
Cincinnati, to New Orleans
PirTsBuRs. November 2a-Rver falling; five feet
six inches in the channel. Raining and cold.
CAIRO November 28.-Arrived-Sh"rlock, from
Cincinnati. at =. NJ. Jasper, from New Orleans.
at 70 NJ. Denar.ed-Ceorado, for vicksburg, at
seven LIST night; Susie Silver. at ten last night:
Sherlock for New Orleans, at i. NJ. River ten
feet tour inches and risings Four inches OF snow.
Wenthey cloudy and mild.
CINClNNArI. November 2S-Rfver thirteen feet
ak inches and rising. Showing since four O'Clock
DrparteI-Exporter and barges and Warner and
Ssrgess tor New Orlears