New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-07

cash admissions to the Centennial Exhibi-
| ton yesterday was over SOL coo. this being
the largest number Of paying visitors since
the opening day.
| Society Of the Army Of the Cumberland
The tenth annual reunion Of the society
of the Army of the Cumberland CON-
Eenced at noon to-day. A CHAIR was
| draped in mourning in memory OF General
| Thomas, late president OF the society
| ing. After prayer by the chaplain Key
A. NJ. Earnshaw, Major General John ~.
| Hsrtranft, Governor Of Penney lvsnla: de-
| liveced an address welcoming tho eocleSy.
| Short speeches were made % WHnSM n
| Eyarts, Generals Sheridan, Hooker, Wood
Stanley. JEFF G. Davis and Alexander McD.
Cook. Letters of regret Tor 3on-attena.
ance were read from Presioen1 Tfa ss; anu
| Generals Brell snd Rcsecrans. A business
| meeting of the society was then had, re-
| ports of officers read. etc.
The Heptasophs.
The Most Worthy Supreme Conclave OF
| the order Of Heptssoph, or Seven Wise
Men. met again to day. A lengthy discus
sion ensued on proposition locking to re-
| union with the Independent Order OF Seven
Wise Men, which seeded from the parent
organization and which in this State alone
numbers 5000 members. In the afternoon
trip up the river and visited the house OF
correction.
National typographical Union.
The National Typographical Union meets
next year at Louisville.
Death of a Memphis Merchant.
MEMPHIS, July 6-Edward Warburg, .
prominent cotton buver, for many years
connected with the English cotton trade
here and at New Orleans, died this after
noon.
The massachusetts, Prohibitionists.
Boston, July 6.-The ProhibitiOnist State
Convention nominated Hon. John j. Baker
for Governor. Other nominations were
made as follows: For Lieutenant Governor,
DR. D. C. Eddy; Secretary Of State, Henry
u. Pierce; Auditor, julius L. Clarke; Treas
urer, Il. II. Faxon; Attorney General,
Thomas L. Wakefield.
MIR. Blaine's Condition.
AUGUSTA, Me-, July 6.-Mr. Blaine has
now been home eight days. So far there
has, been no special change in his case. The
nervous preservation is still the marked
characteristic of bis case. He is not able
to leave his room, and is almost entirely
confined to his bed. His doctor thinks it
will be many weeks before he will resume
work. A European trip lie recommended as
soon as lis strength 10 sufficient.
Base Ball.
LOUISVILLE, July 6.-Lcuisvilles g. Mu-
tuals H.
CHICAGO, July 6.-Hartfords 6, Chicar
CINCINNATI, July 6-Cincmna.is 5, Ath-
letics2.
SPRINGF1ELD, Mass, July 6.-F. w.
Adams, of Stockbridge, manufacturer of
warp cassimeres, failed; liabilities, $4,000
Probabilities.
Office Chief Signal Officer, :
Washington, July g. ls76-s:So r. NJ
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, fair
weather and local raiue, with eas.erly to south.
erly winds, continued high Temperature, and
stationary or slowly falling barometer.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July 6.-Bar0meter 1870. Wind
eastsop.h beast fresh: Arrived-stssnsh;p Tapps.
can schooner Louise P. Mallory, stetsoA. master,
Johnston, Gordon Co. Ssiled-Steamshlps New
Orleans and Margaret, and schooner 5. $. Lay:
hot. The Ever is Using slowly. Arrived-Bounie
Lee, from New Orleans
vickssuRe. July s-TheSriyer is new thirty eight
Arrived-white. at P. NJ; Grand Tower, at IL A.
II. Weather very warm.
HExPHls, July 6.-The river fell six inches;
93o. Arrived-Parker. from Cincinnati; Capitol
City. from vicksburg. Departed-GClden Rule for
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-River thirteen feet three
inches and rising. Heavy rains to-day and warm.
EVANSVILLE July 6.-River nine feet four inches
and stationary. Weather clear and hot.
CAIRO, July 6.-Arrived-Checokee, from Cinciu.
natl, at A. NJ; City of vlcksburg from vicksturg,
at A. N. Departed-Cl:y of helena, for Vicks-
burg at 2 A. NJ: Cherokee. for New orleans, at
A. NJ, and vicksburg, for st. Louis, at A. NJ.
River thirty.one. feet six inches and rising
Weather clear ard hot.
pITTsBuRG, July 6.-River four feet eight inches
ana falling. Weather clondy and warm.