New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-15


cipal losers are y. Wsterhouse, grocer, a
portion OF the stock was saved iu
damaged condition: loss $500. in
surance $4,000, in the Amazon Company
James w. Gee. livery stable, stock saved
II: II: Abbott's harness shop. stock saved .
Charles Hagad < Co., meat store, Smith &,
| GrOOmes. undertakers. stock saved in q
damaged condition: J. H. Woods saloon, j
Haverly's news stand, A. J. Hughes
| cOai office. |. G. Coles livery stable, Ar
nOld's refres hmeut stand. and Bates & Co q
shoe store. burned.
! The buildings were owned hy w. A. *
l.. r. Benson, who estimate their loss at
$1o0Ht partly insured. The amount OF
! total loss is not known.
Paper Mill Burned.
! DETROIT. june lI.-The Barnes Brothers
paper mills. Rochester. Michigan. burned
yesterday. Loss not stated.
Frost.
| The central portions o! the State were
visited by frost Saturday night, and some
damage to crops is reported; probably no.
] serious.
Reception TO Postmaster General Jewell.
| A reception was given Postmaster General
| Jewell at the rooms OF the Detroit Club to
night. The attendance was very large.
! National Board Of Trade.
PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-THE National
| Board OF Trade meets in this CITY to
morrow. The following are the SUBJECTS
to be considered by the board, with the res
pective bodies by whom submitted:
First-Capitatiou of taxes on immigrants
by the executive council, postponed from
| the Baltimore meeting.
| Second-Bureau of internal improve
| ments. by the Mobile Board of Trade,
! postponed from the Baltimore meeting.
Third Missssippi river levees. by the
| Chamber of Commerce of New Orleans,
| postponed from the Baltimore meeting.
Fourth-Postal routes. by the executive
cOupcil. postponed from the Baltimore
! meeting.
Fitth-Postal telegraph. by the same.
Sixth-Uniiormjty in weights and meas
| ures. by tho came.
| Seventh Amendment 20 the shipping
laws of the United States. by the Board o.
Trade of Philadelphia.
Eghth-Transportation. by tho Exeon-
| tive Council.
Ninth-Alabama water route. by the
Board OF Trade OF Mobile.
T~Dth-Resumpti0n of specie payment,
by the Board of Trade OF Philadelphia.
Observation-Disclosures to the national
banking law. by the Board Of Trade OF
! Chicago
Of the board. by the Board of Trade OF
Philadelphia.
Fnurteenth--Saviugsb banks. by tho Board
of Trade of Chicago.
Fifteen,h-United States steamboat law,
by the Board of Trade OF Philadelphia
Sixteen'h-Canadian reciprocity, by the
Board of Trade of Chicago.
Seventeenth-Direct impOrtatiOns to the
interior by the Board of Trade of Chicago.
Philadelphia Yacht Club.
The third annual regatta of the Philadel -
nh In ptin ho nn1o
today. Some fifty odd yachts, first, second
and third class, participated. On the home
stretch several of the boats caps:Zed, the
crews being Immediately picked up. The
successful boats were the Huf, of the first
class: Brewer, OF the second class; and Mi
lie, of the third class.
knights Templar Going TO B0ston.
RICHMOND, June l4.-Richmond Con-
mandery No. : Knights Templar left at .
P. NJ for Boston, to participate in the
Bunker Hill centennial celebration. The
commandery is in charge of Eminent Con-
mander William K. Tanner.
4 Norfolk Company en- Route to Bunk.s
IAili.
NORFOLK. June 1.-THE Norfolk Ligh:
Artillery Blues left for Boston this evening
on the steamer William Lawrence. They
we're escorted to the steamer bv tbs bat.
talon of United States Marines. healed by
the naval band and by the City Guard.
The flags of the shipping in port were dis
panied the Lawrence to Hampton.
Roads. Az the Lawrence swung out
from The wharf they were saluteG
by the United States receiving ship New
Hampshire TIE salute was returned by the,
Blues amid the widest enthusiasm. Salutee
were exchanged with General Barry 8.
Fortress Monroe.
A ,l~o, ,c ,oS;N ndo =
company the Blues, among whom are GET
eral Fitzhugh Lee aud Colonel Walter Tay.
lor, who was adjutans general on General
K. +. Lees staff.
Probabilities,
ONCE Chief sigma! officer
Washington, juno 10 1875, G3OP. M
For Tennessee and the Gulf States, fall
ing barometer. southerly winds, warmer,
clear and partly cloudy weather.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS. June IA. Noon
Barometer 1910. Wind west and light.
No arrivals or departures. The schooner
Mah'es, bound from Galveston to Pensa
cola. was spoken of: this bar this morning
by the tow boat Wicaco.
PAss-ALoUTRE. June II. +. M
Barometer 800. Wind west. light. A--
C"rtes at twelve O'Clock
last night. Freeman. master, from New
York. to A. Moul.en: steamship Tappahan-
mock. at " a. NJ. Pendleton, master. frou.
Havana via Florida ports. 20 l. X. Roberts.
schooner S +. Fabens. Lyman. master. t;v.
days from Rustan. No departures.
VICKsBURG, june "a. - Passed up
City OF Alton. at . A. NJ: Illinois, at s +. ".
at =. NJ. ArYiyed-St,
G-nevieve, at :! =. NJ; Satchez. At GP. NJ.
Weather warm and cIea.. Tho river la.
fallen five inches.
MEMPHIS. June i:.-The rive. has fise.
three inches during the last twenty-tou:
hours. Weather clear and hot. Arrived.
Belle Texas. from Arkansas river. Depart.
Memphis. for st. Lauis; City @:
.icksburg, tor Wick sburg; James Howard.
or s.. Louis; Great Republic and Thomp,
'on Dean. for New Orleans. the two latte:
passed late last night.
CINCINNATI. June l4-River seven Zee:
hree inches and falling Weather clear ana.
warmer.
LOUISVILLE. June i..-kiver falling, vj.r
even ieet two inches 10 the cansi. Weathe:
lear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE. June lt--kver nine fee:
* inches and ssins Wss:her cloudy;
eavy rain at daylight.
CAIRO. June ;4.--AIrivsd-Iielena. frou
=. Louis. at ! 7. NJ. Depsr'ed-Chafles
lOrgan, for Cincinnati. at 10 A. N. Rive:
, twenty feet Ten inches and falling. Ram
his afternoon. Weather now cloudy.
lefcury rs.
PJ1TssuRG, Jnne E-R;ve. ;hres :..
light inches an! stationary. W.sthes clea-
nd pleasant.
Sv. Louis. June I: Arrive? - Capi,o.
'ity from tlck-tu'g. \" departures. The
Iver has fallen eight inches. Weather
lear this morning; heavy :ain this evening.
ret tonight.
MARK E.sf.ss