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

menrs, the report was adopted. Inc name
of the party 10 to be the Americans, sIo
a platform Of principles 10 to oe irames o.
committee of one from eacn otnce; a
nominate 4 presidential candidate. The de-
haze vas verv warm on Q proposition to
embodv the name Of God in the constitu-
-ion nianL IN the platform. which was
finally adopted. Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
was elected as the place Of holding the next
annual meeting.
Railroad Riot.
D.Sy1LLE, Ky. June 5.-The citizens Of
burnside Point and the railroad men are
fighting. One railroad man was killed and
one wounded, and two citlzens were wound
ed. Many armed citizens declare railroad.
ers must leave the country.
Affairs In Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, June 5.-Judge Rice and
Circuit Clerk Prigmare, OF Jefferson
county, recently arrested On the charge Of
treason, were released to-day on $1,000 bail
each. General King White publishes a
letter stating that no one has been ar
rested under his order since Brooks eur
render, and that all his troops have been
disbanded. Several parties were arrested
at Pine Bluff on civil process, charged with
treason, among others Sheriff Vaughan
The latter has been released on bail and
Quite q number Of Brooksites. who ned at
the time Of the surrender, have returned
Brooks is on the streets daily. Everything
il quiet, and matters are about as usual
prior TO the late disturbances, except
s-sp guard which is now kept at the State
House.
war DEPARTMENT.
Once Chief Signal Offcer. Z
Washington June s. 1914. 43S r. "
For the Gulf states, Tennessee and tne ONO mo
valley partly cloudy weather and light rains u the
Gull States OF The Mississippi rlyer 81 II the
last named district. with continued high tenpera-
tuIe and essterly TO sOutherly winds.
River and Marine News.
ssurHwssr Pass, June S, P. M;-Barometer
2g;.O Wind west southwest and fresh. Arrived
Steamship City of Houston, 1t 1920 p. NJ Deerng,
as'ss no% Ssw a.
ter, from Corpus Christi, 10 c. A. Whitney Co;
steamship Morgan Trip master ct 80; 49, NJ,
d Co. Sailed Steamship Harlan and schooner
fresh. Enthusiastically Knickerbocker. eager,
master, from New York. TO 4. Moulton. Node
vicKssuxe. June s-Down-Mary Alice and
barges at p. NJ; City OF Quincy, st II p: n. 70
river ssll eleven inches during the last twenty four
MEnpHIs, June 5.-weather clear and hot. The
river fell SIX inches with eight and half feet to
o.
Iarted-liry Of helena, for 81. Louis. The John
tolle 10 still aground at 0sceOa bar.
CINCINNATI, June 5.-kiver eight feet four inches
ard falling. Weather fair and warm Arrived
Church, from New Orleans. =
PIrrsBuRe, June 5.-River three feet five inches
and falling slowly. Weather warm.
CAIRO June s-AIr1ved-k1porter, from g Cincn
natl 10 a. H.. Scudder, from New Orleans, 10 a. NJ;
CITY Of vicksbure, from st. Louis . P. NJ. Depart
ed-Glsncoe. for New Orleans, P H.; Paragon for
noon; City of viei.Orre, for viei.6urs, Pm.
RIVER twelve feet seven inches AID falling.
Weather cloudy. Mercury 2o.
EvANsvIlLE, June 5-westher partly clear and
hot. The river has fallen three inches.
ST LoUls, June 5.-Arrived-CapitOl City, from
Vicksburg Departed-Eus,e Silver, for New Or
leans. River falling. Weather clear and very
warm.
LOUISVILLE June 5.-River falling SLOWLY. with
four feet eleven inches in the canal. Up-kLgour,
from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Cotton.
NEW YORK, June 5-The following is the COM
psrative COTTON statement for The week ending
9une5