New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-02

place this morning, at the reduced rate of
wages offered by the coal companies.
A dispatch from fremont this afternoon
states the men also reported for work this
morning at the East Franklin colliery. near
that town, at the reduced wages offered
Several furnaces that have long been idle
will resume work soon. The prospects for
business generally are Frightening, and u
decided improvement in the coal and IRON
trade will proably soon develop itself.
st. Louis Presbyterian Assembly.
Sr. Louis, May 3l.-At the night session
the discussion of DR.. RObinson's resolution
continued. The proposition was supported
by Rev. E. Trierson, Judge Clapp. Rev. H.
G. Hill DR.. X. Irvine and DR.. Robinson.
and was opposed by DR.. B. M. Palmer and
Colonel Ogden. The resolution was finally
adopted by large majority. The assembly
will probably finish it's business tomorrow
and adjourn.
Bestowing the Pallium.
MILWAUKEE. June l.-Monseigneur Ron
cetti and DIR. Ubaldi, papal envoys, have
arrived here to participate in tho ceremony
OF bestowing the pallium upon Archbishop
Henni, which takes place Thursday.
Erie RaiIroad In Court.
TRENTON, N. j.. June The Erie Rail
road Company was before the chancellor
to-day. Courtland Parker made applica-
ton on behalf of the Elmira Iron and Steel
Rolling Mill Company, a creditor of the
Erie Railroad Company, for an Injunction
and the appointment of New Jersey re-
ceiver, similar to that obtained in the New
York suit. The chancellor reserved his do.
cisiOn.
BosroN, June Judge Edward MeIIen,
formerly chief justice of Massach husetts
died here last night.
Probabilities.
WAR DRpARrMRSr
Office Chief Signal Onicer
Washington, June l. 1875, 4:3U P. NJ.
For the Eastern Gulf and South Atlantic
States, stationary or falling barometer,
south and east winds, stationary or higher
temperature and partly cloudy or clear
weather.
The rivers will rise below Omaha. and
tall from Cairo to New Orleans.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June /, s P. M
Barometer 1866. Wind east, fresh. Ar
rived-Steamship Juniata at 4:30 A. NJ.
Catherine, master. from Philadelphia via
Havana, to +. A. YOrke; steamship Cuba at
6:2O A. NJ, Mcintosh, master, from New
York via Mexican ports, to j. M. Wither-
spoon; schooner Gertrude Howes. Ward.
master, fourteen days from Ruatan; bark
Samuel d. Carleton. Freeman. master,
twenty one days from New York, in ballast.
to Norton & Bell. Sailed-Schooners Yer
nal, Constance and William Fisher. The
bark Pirandello is Inside. and the bark
Prudente is anchored outside, outward
bound.
PAss-A-L'OUrRE, June l, 6P. M.-Wind
east southeast. fresh. Weather clear. Ar
rived-At , P. NJ, steamship Margaret.
Baker, master, from Havana via Florida
ports, to l. X. Roberts. The bark Bristol.
captain Fcssett, has arrived outside for
orders. Sailed-Steamship w. p. Clyde.
The ship Western Empire is still stuck on
the outer end of the bar. The Essayons
and Leviathan worked on her again this
morning and got her almost over; she will
doubtless go out with to- morrow mornings
tide. The ships City of Boston and Ham
monia and steamers Bolivar, st. Louis and
New Orleans, are inside bound out
VIcKsBURG, June Passed up-Julia.
at p. NJ, and Bismarck. at Pm
Down-Natchez, at 6 p. M. Weather warm
and clear. The river fell nine inches.
MEMPHIS, June The river fell six
inches. Weather clear and hot Arrived
City Of Helena, from Vicksburg. De
c. B. Church, for Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June River eight feet ten
inches and rising. Weather showery.
PIrTsBURG, June River three feet
seven inches and stationary Weather
cloudy and cool
EVANSVILLE, June 1.-River six feet ten
inches and falling. Weather partly cloudy
and warmer. Down-Morgan at 5 P. M.
CAIRO, June l.-Arrived-Capito City,
from Nicksburg, at midnight; James How
ard. from st. Louis, at 5 A. M. Departed
Capitol City, for st. Louis, at 9 A. NJ; How
ard, for New Orleans, at p NJ. River
nineteen feet two inches and falling. Wea-
ther clear. Mercury Si2.
LOUISVILLE, June l.-Rver five feet in
the canal and falling. Weather warm and
showery, and Portland bar cutting out.
Passed up-Cherokee and Hale, from New
Orleans to Cincinnati
st. LOUIS, June l.-Arrived- Common
wealth, from New Orleans. Departed
City of Nicksburg, for Vicksburg. River
falling slowly. Weather clear and warm.