New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

indications are that the attendance on the
regatta next week will be very large Less
confidence is felt in Yale since il is known
| tnat they have changed one Of the members
OF the crew. and also discarded tho boat in
which they have been practicing for another
lighter one. The Williams University boat
and the Cornell freshmen crew collided this
afternoon IN the course and both boats wero
slightly damaged.
Hase Bali.
New YORK July lo.-Mutuais. five; Ath!o
tics, two.
BosToS. July lo.-Bos,ous. fourteen:
Chicago. one.
PH1LADEIFnrA. July lo.-St. Louis. six;
Philadelphias. two.
Cattle on the TRACK.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. July 1O.-As the train
bound east on the Toledo. Wabash and
western railroad was nearing Jacksonville
tnls morning the engineer struck some
cattle. which threw the train off the track,
turning the engine upside down and hold.
ing Fireman Roberts and the engineer help.
less beneath. while tho steam poured over
them When the men were finally extri.
Gated they were SO shOckipgly scalded that
1t IS believed they can not live. No pas.
sengers seriously hurt.
lively Timcs tCape lslny.
CAPE MAY, July l0.-President Gran, ar.
rived in a United States cutter. His arrival
was announced by booming of cannon and
demonstrative enthusiasm. On entering the,
quarters at Congress Hal provided by Coz:
onel Coke. the band played Hail to the
Chief" The visitors will witness the grand
regatta, which promises to cOngregate more
people than ever previously assembled OH
the island. -Four immense trains arrived
to-day. and the night is an auspicious gala
one.
The journalists of South JERSEY were TO.
day entertained at the Ocean House. and
this evening Alexander Whillden, presiden:
OF the Sea Grove, has ss guests deputa-
ton OF newspaper representatives from Bal
timore and Philadelphia.
The steam yacht Eutaw makes an exoCr-
sion to the Breakfast from Congress Hall
landing tomorrow and will also accompany
the regatta, continuing Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday.
The United States revenue steamer Talla-
pooss arrived to day, and will be used by
the regatta committee.
Arrival Of she Jeff. fserdeu Mutineer, in
Boston.
BosroN, July l0.-The steamship Batavia,
here from Liverpool. brought home for trial
the mutineers charged with the murder of
the first mate and second mate of tho
schooner Jefferson Borden. They were
lodged in Jail to await trial here. 1t ap-
pears that William Smith, one of the pris-
oneEs, is Boston man, whose real name is
Ephriam Clark.
CHICAGO, July 1O-Rev. S. ID. Osgood.
D. D., district secretary of the American
Baptist Missionary Union, is dead.
4ionors to the Late General Blair.
ST. LOUIS, July lO.-The constitutional
convention, now in session at Jefferson
City, and city council of ST. Louis have
passed resolutions highly complimentary to
the late General Blair, and deeply deplorins
his death. The latter body will attend the
funeral. and will cooperate with other or
ganizatiOns and individuals in showing
respect to the deceased. Governor Sharon
and other State officers will also attend.
Probabilities.
WAR DyPARrxHyr
Ofnce Chief Signal officer
Washington, July 10, 1875, 43O p. NJ
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States.
falling or stationary barometer, southwest
to southeast winds, continued warm, cloudy
or partly cloudy weather and rain areas
are probable.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July TO-, 6 T. M.-Baro-
meter 1870. Wind southeast, light. Ar
Esperanza, Basso, master, TWEEN
W A0J AIOA diNCiouV, Will sugar anu lunl-
ber, to NJ. Puig g. Co. Sailed-Schooner
Witch of the Wave.
PAssA-L'OUTRE, July 10, Noon.-Wind
southeast, light. Weather clear. No ar
rivals. Sailed-Barkentine Gem.
FICKsBURG, June l0.-Up-Kate, at =
z: NJ. No boats down today. Arrived
City of Vicksburg, at 3 z. NJ. Weather
warm and clear. River rose six inches.
MEMPHIS, July l0.-River rose an inch a
heavy rain and wind storm this evening.
Departed Quickstep, for White river;
Fort Gibson, for Arkansas river; Parker,
for Cincinnati; Grand Tower, for st. Louis;
Capitol City, for Vicksburg.
CINCINNATI, July 1O.--Weather clear and
warm. River falling.
EVANSVILLE, July l0.-Ueary rain thia
River falling.
LOUISVILLE, July 10.-River falling, with
seven feet six inches in the canal. Weather
'ultry and rainy. Arrived-Robert Mitchell
rom Cincinnati. Departed-Robart Mitch
Ill for New Orleans.
PIrTsBURG, July 10.-Rive, four feet
hree inches and falling. Rain this after
loon.
CAIRO, July 10. - Arrived-Belle of
shreveport, from New Orleans, at SPIN.
of Shreveport, for St.
louis, at $ p. n. River rising. Weather
loudy and warm.
ST. Louis, July TO- - Departed - Bee
md barges, for New Orleans; Helena. for
'icksburg River falling. Weather sultry