New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
sTATk NEWS.

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RED RIVER.
E1pm the Couehstsa oxssn, Aprfs a
;. o nver et th6eplAce y higher now thar
it has been since last sp9ing, and IL stil1 ris
INK - the rate Of four i0ches IN twenty
four hRurs. Boats haVo very little business
TO DO, and . big river to do it with. Fly
s, s1me among nerchsnts and dyer men i
From tho Shrsvsport Zs.ses, April IL:
will neave solhe day this week for Dakote
We also learn that regiment Of neszu
cavalry will be transfeEroS from the Texae
frontier and stationed At this point. 4 een-
tlemoas yesterday informod M that tvo
coEs q troops parsed through MaraAll on
noute for the frontiep. ga.A. -
LIVINGSTON.
From the Port Vincent Ntixxe, Apri1 8:
The inhabitapts of the eleventh ward (the
island) are under everlasting obligations to
the de tacto for his e4ertions in crying to
please them in procuring suitable Justice
OF the peaee. Sixty days ago Peter Le
Bourgeoie held that position. On his de.
ceaset February IL. the honor was con.
ferred on Ben B. Cleneay. Esq. A short
time after Z. Benefe4, the pedestrian.
y typo; ;,1;a fNok thss s sAosish, md new the name
oniv fonrM;r ~. ~" woath. ~ sne pCe: "eA' its
wv -otS.s' "eA"
eR1Housz.
- From the Bsstrop Clarion, April 8: =
On wednesday night last about half. mast
ewelve O'Clock, the dreadful fro bells rang
aroused tho inhabitants of Bss n. -who
found the hotel in flames. In . Sfev mo-
mente many lad gathered, but the flames
spyead = dly that very little could IS
soesed. Many Of the 'boafders lost thGir
clothing and other property. Thes yind
was blowing from the north, 40 Bod We
drag store Wa IN imminent dopgeas aad it
was only byHhe severass effer3 that It. vas
4sved. Where 20 many worked % ven, It
would ne, perhaps, iqvidious to make eny
olst.acnons, ont the heroiem d4aplayed BY
tss 1ne .1 ns1 @ aesSIvee eepeclal meetion. When
Q halfdoeen PLACES, and waa. 20 hot that Il
seemed impossible for maa 10 live, NJ.
Jonn Hedlsy was there sq Bring, it seems
to us, maftyTdom to saveyhe house.
Ine colored people worepd like Trojans,
ana deserve thanks for the faithfulneso
with wMch taey brought water and fought
nre.
Inc eunefer1 nave tho syppathy Of to
people IN their loss. -
wEls41a.
Froo the Miaden De~eeraa Ap.il9
-. sa 0S E.soH James acDonald
s.",o a spp~h9. pUhH9y pf pSe,onf'IE sodnee Aonsingo,
s.wss .w I Mcr.;noc ", cna suSsgua oe;snfing to
vas fSllowed BY she1 Collins and james
MaMs Mvna!uso ahu D DOvoEsAAen M R Texes, near
~ As4sn sr1sns ~ .nS UspSEy NY Hnelan SacCailum,
'S;t;1en Of tbe Gate n c;tx r 1ssfRes. 1sd private
~ ~nrsn;t ah"r;F XXI CcIi;w. wn9 aso lolned IN
no.Per sro s S;rsct;on HL1,'n xcns nsvng gone in
ferate resietaAce, shooting and woundisg
McCailums horse. msde ; bis ne a.css. "sPsurine Ing
however, being badly wounded Il tn; tn;
hers sSar N. sn brought to that
him and Sroueht him to shrsx.Uatg Uastge oi
left him in the charitv ho.n;t" .sa soa
maze Messra McCnilnr, nS y. tnSc
E"nud. -srs sneht 1A1"A ~"o nsFpers
MonocoId ;c Hatva.A +-..&-
thirty wears 81 age. and is~a,3 tc hs .n,' sn1
conneoted. He has q familv III Ev;us ~ 70 .osa ven
there in Texas. He ~ v:I, hnoyg. hra.g sbt s1me.
Texarkaaa. and ia sunDoae6 h ha,nrc ous ~
regular clan Of horse thieves, He il b. had
ana desnerata man. sd = terno ~ - usN oau
v;c1 If thA Rtafe viii M 6omhe 49, ~ 'ao ~,
eject mon hie morsis. Sheriff C"lI;... .RJJ
lane. Mon .n % dsservs "ern ~sa.t So.nss si. snd
their v;Sornna nurs6it ~ ths tS;ee S' .o5
h;s 1;n.i cantnre. and mnch crsd;t to !: 49, sao ~
Mesars. HcCnllem ahd HSrSer - - "1c H 70
arkana. for their arave. and ef;c;a,4 IL ~.
vice.,
Mcdonald il now II Webster parisb ,.;1
having been BROUGHT. over from Sha:eva''
port last Thursday. He is still snfssr;"v
from his wound. He viii pupbablv be tr;e3
to-day. We undo Ian that he xill nIas1
uuilty and throv X{mseH ,ipon If ths "a p.r.1 psss1
81 - court A'1
81. Why. o..
From, n. Moro.n c;tv p.~.:.. ..-,
Th;. hE, xaeL . ws eIt echt.;n:d E "; Aptn y:
kpI;.~ ~oA .S,"Ds W. US4I at PsrIc3 sle OF the
y. Ta. .. G.tsani De0ford, o1
;.or. . .for-;h1. HsSth S.o, T.pSE sosoYed
,as marsh an tha .ho.2 u. nf Atate ~ tne
-" Nv % .hont %thraa % we weaR. ~ = % ~ ~ WM.'aaleys
.hie - ohta,n eract dstes Int ~ 1e IN
''s4n W. psax"rd ~o., .v.o.tS -" o.t;.. .y. r..
X. I at"h;rn ~ .n. ..'t; th.I ,s.o =. faveston,
'ams - here ahont to- dsv. Sou LOUISIANA, =.
'So ata hoarv ,U " storr, ~. ~ Rsoy5oos 20 the
s;u s;uod @ r;-onuY 49, tanL nS0a -. no oo-
,;.;ons far = fortr;~ht % sva "a " w Doa.a pro
= ;n,srJ;rc .o -, 49, 80 tha ~ st.Lt s.sIs 0ut
|; i, 90 snS 1nfiow tbe G"if not tA.ouMStaisys
~ .Eatoh;n~ "rI bnrt;a 0oeSs oeIs W 0alVee-
" Wher - ths % v;";n;tr ~ ha,,a III ae1s9re.
vsn;nr Of the the oaIa. ibe ~ hrasIas. 1 ss.e' o1 !ne
oueh. he drew iis little tia cr.f* % s;ah ga gsa'taing
= the marsh and laid dom n + - "aC o,y uIy
lear Ar davhresf Of T the % foiiov;n. :. - 20 sieep.
;eorna ;eor nn.st ~ ~ .ne 81 2aTiowne DAY the
.S ;nurJated SPS tSs T...h .Ic nesvy see xhlch
ss;da .ln srr"v .s ssoan. ,r,.s nuS no sunefe@
"a. If h;s csroo ;pc,nS;rn min u1J~"!g' ~, tae d
;.;on. h;s coynro.. nntft % Iis ply
,atch and nsnars "a -. tsn s,s?D.e '.;I. go!o
nv hah;tatior an ant;.~ .t.on n .os AUm
cyntrv v;.h NJ n,aan. ~ "asa.k o: 20 too
honts nm "a S;s :rr,s s;Ul i ssit SaR n!s
,a fnii csis hinv;no o,ar h;n,. :. .na "' w4tsl
,atara rscedad IL ~. .rns,i.S ., Huu =. - tn9
~VoAS ASS~S0s5S ~ 80 oRpdAAcU W 00O /