New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-14

MISCELLANEOUS.
ACattle Herder Killed by Indians.
GALVESTON, juno ia Ncscs San Anto-
Mo special says information from Fort
Richardson to the sixth instant, states that
a cattle herder, named Wright, was killed
by party of four Indians, near Lor.ng's
Rancho, in Lost valley, north Of Fort Rich
ardson and Belknap roads.
Relief Movement in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, june l3.-The Louisiana
delegation appointed to visit Northern
cities, ON behalf of the sufferers of that Sec
ton of country, addressed meeting of
merchants here, to-day, and explained the
deplorable condition Of the people of their
State. The delegation was introduced BY
Colonel Forney. After the addresses, sew
eral subscriptions wore made, and then the
subject of raising additional funds for the
sufferers was referred to the board of man
ayers of the Chamber Of Commerce.
Tennessee Press Association.
MEMPHIS, June l3.--The members of the
Tennessee Press Association arrived here
this morning, and were received 1t the
appeal Office, where the mayor, the g taeral
Council and . large number Of citizens had
assembled to welcome the members of the
fourth estate. Wine and wit flowed freely
for O couple Of hours, after which the MEM
bers were driven around the city and taken
for an excursion around the leland. To-
night they were banqueted ct Gaston's by
Colonel Keller, of the Aralasche; tomorrow
they leave for home.
Wreck asd Loss Of Life.
SAVANNAH, june 13.-The schooner Rover,
from Indian river, Florida, to Savannah,
ran ashore on Sahalo shoals, off Doboy,
Sunday night, the seventh, and went to
pieces In fifteen minutes. Captain Trott,
wife and child tc0lored), DR.. Garfield,
passenger, and two colored men got in .
boat, but were swamped and all drowned,
except the captain,. who returned to the
wreck, where two other passengers and the
balance of the crew remained. They float.
ed ON . raft to st. Catherine's Island, and
were taken off by the steamer Barrie and
brought to the city this morning. They
were four days without food.
Launched.
PORTSMOUTH, June 13.-The United States
steamer Enterprise was to-day successfully
Launched at the Kittery navy yard.
Inland Csmmunication.
TORONTO, June ia large meeting of
citizens and members of Parliament was
held here last night in favor Of inland COM
munication. It was presided over by the |
mayor. Addresses were made by Mr..
Blaine. member of Parliament; Colonel |
Bridges, Of Illinois; DIR. Hoyt, of Wiscon-
sin, and others. Resolutions were adopted |
tavoring improved water communication
to the seaboard to admit vessels of ten feet |
draught, and recommending governmental |
assistance to the proposed Ontario and HUI
ron ship canal.
Floating Icebergs.
HALIFAX, June 13-Vessels arriving at |
Halifax and other Nova Scotia ports during |
the present season report passing an nm
usual number Of lcebergs ct sea. The
captain of q bark recently arrived at |
Sydney. Cape Breton, reports that east of |
Grand Bank bis vessel encountered berg
of immense size. being four miles long, two |
miles wide, and about 400 feet high.
Mlutiny.
The cable steamer Faraday lie taking on |
board. 800 tons of coal. There has been q |
difficulty with some of the crew, who ex- |
hibited o mutinous tendency and used |
threats to the officers at sea. While at Tar |
Bay the ships stores were preached and |
taken ashore. The leader Of the mutineers |
was placed in irons and kept there until |
the ship arrived here Yesterday, when he
the approaches to the wharf where the |
steamer lies, a number of the crew being
4, still Cisafected.
The Mining Troubles mt nm End.
COLUMBUS, O.. June Especial dis.
patches from Jacksonville report that
everything is quiet. The pickets were
taken OFF at the mines this morning and
twenty-five deputy sheriffs from Athens are
mere, sent to preserve order. Governor AL
lens private secretary has issued an order
requiring tho president of the Miners
Union to restrain the members Of the union
from going to the mines and inducing or
or forcing col0red men to leave. The order /
is obeyed and no trouble whatever is appre-
hended.
Riet Amsng the Chinese.
PIrTsBURG. June 13.-A riot occurred
among the Cinnamon at Beaver Falls to.
day, creating considerable excitement. All
Chuch, their superintendent. declined to
distribute rice among the Cinnamon who
were loafEg and refusing to wprk. These
parties procured pistols, knives and a rope. 1
designing to hang All Chuch, who fed to
his residence, pursued by the enraged Chi
rsnen, numbering about $50. A policemen
appeared and commenced knocking them
right and left, and with the assistance of
a number of citizens succeeded in quelling
the riot. Twelve of the ringleaders have
been arrested and lodged in jail.
Arrested for Perjury.
BNGHAMToN, N. T., June l3.-William
McDougal, . member of the Canadian Par.
lament, was. arrested here to-day on
charge of perjury.
Probab1IltleDs
Wan DxpAR1n1Nrl Y
Once Chief Signal Ohlccr
Warrington, June IL, 1874 as P. NJ
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States. Tennes-
as s e cnS .sy
and slowly falling barometer. except
vail in the South Atlantic and Gulf States.
The central Mississippi river viii rise slowly
during Sunday.
River and Marine News.
SeuruwRsf Pass, June IL, 6 P. M.-Barometer
1860. weather calm. Arrived British bark Lean.
ngtos, Orkney. master Enthusiastically Emily
PAsSA.I;ourRs, June 10, r. M-weather calm
md clear. Arrived-American brig Flora 0oodaie.
ioodale, master, thirty-two days from New York;
laws from Havana; steamboat Selma, from tho
AXE. at 2P n Sailed Steamship Margaret
vICKssune june l3-Psssed lup-Keokuk, eight
vst night; Frank Pargoud, 3. = to,dsy: Down.
d.; Susie Silver. Q a. a. to-day. Weather warm |
nd cloudy. The river has fallen nineteen inches
q the last tventy.four hours.
inches. Departed-Julia, for vicksburE Grand |
over, for St Louis; Mary boya, for ArkausAe
liver: Quickstep. for White river; James Howard 1
nd Future City, for New Orleana Ks
isiBg slowly Clear and cool weather. | !
CAIRo, June 13.-No arrivals or departures.
liver thirteen feet nine inches. Weather clear; I
EvANsvILLn. June l3-Weather clear and cool !.
liver fallen two inches; five feet water t. Cairo.
ST. LOUls. June Neutrality-suspicious. Weqee, nom
ew Orleans. Departed-St. Genevievos ~ Vicka-
urg; Maude, for New Orleans Bee ana bal4ee 0f
ew OrleaDa River risen three inehea Wea&hsF
CINcINNArI, Juno la-Nver sevsn feet ten :
iches and rising. Observation-Disclosures for New
LOUISVILLE June 13-River stationary; four