New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-20

turned to their homes are recommeucil
agitation, with the object of resuscitatil
uDjustlfsble and dangerous hopes.
MISCELLANEOUS.
II A New Planet Discovered.
ANN ARBoR,, Mich, April l9.-Profess
4 Watson reports discovery on tho night
the sixteenth instant, in consolidate
= Virgo, planet hitherto unknown.
a Crevasse Below Memphis.
MEMPHIS, April ia crevasse ct Deli
I Monday night caused great alarm /,
: Friar's Point, and all citizens at that poiz
? turned out en- mssse to try to repair tn
levee break, which is reported 200 yard
| wide, and water pouring through wit
fearful force at last accounts, and owe
flowing plantations ON Moon Lake, an
will find its outlet through Cold Water an
, Tallahatchie rivers.
The Grand Republic.
The new steamer Grand Republic with q
excursion party of prominent citizens of 81
| Louis, arrived here ut eleven O'Clock "a
night, and leaves st one o'clock for for New
Orleans.
Arrangements for Militia 1t the Centen
| Dial.
| ALBANY, April l9.-Tho Adiutant Gen
erals of New York and Pennsy lvanis hsv,
issued general orders permitting all bodies
of regularly uniformed, armed and equipped
militia of various States to pass and repasl
through their States, while visiting tn,
centennial.
The Adjutant General of Pennslyvaui,
has issued Q circular that arrangement
have been made for the encampment o.
militia and national guards in Paramount
Park. Two hundred and sixty acres have
been assigned for this purpose. Tho Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania will locate the en-
eampments by States. Organized bvdiel
intending to visit the centennial are re
quested to give full details to the Adjutant
General OF Pennsylvania.
Insane Asylum Burned.
MOUNT PLEASANT, April l9.-The south
| wing OF the insane asylum burned. Loss
Break in the Levee.
QUINCY, ILL.,, April l9.-The levee south
OF this city has broken. A large portion
of bottom lands are flooded on the Illinois
side, opposite Hannibal. Houses and barns
are foated Of.
A Railroad for Sale.
LOUISVILLE, April l9.-lhe Louisville.
Paducah and South western railroad has
been ordered cold.
Nolan viii Have 70 Hang.
Governor Tlden lie determined not to in.
tertere in behalf of Nolan.
Fire.
MILFORD, Ind, April ia $50, 1000 fire
occurred here to-day.
Refused to Work.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, April l9.-The Italians
sent from New York to Rhinebeck returned,
refusing to work ct lower wages than the
strikers. The house IN which the Italians
were qusrtered was burned.
A Bloody Riot Averted.
CINCINNATI, April 19.-The negroes
brought from BrOwnston, West Virginia, to
take the place of the strikers, agreed to
leave by noon Friday if unmolested. The
agreement was ratified by the whites, and
q bloody riot is averted.
Pistols and Poison.
PHILADELPHIA, April l9.-Mr Shuck shot
himself and wife and then took poison.
Both are dead. No reason known tor the
tragedy.
Goods for tho Exhibition.
The steamship France, of the French |
Transatlantic line, arrived at this port to-
day from Hsvre the eighth instant, with |
100 tons measurement Of goods for the |
exhibition. The vessel will remain here /
until Sunday, when she will leave for New |
York.
Quiet Restored In the Indian Country. |
OMAHA, April l9.-An official telegram
rom General Crook, from Fort Laramie.
conveys the information that no
ndians left the Red Cloud or Spotted Tail
gencies with their families since the fight
With Crazy Horse on Powder river. A few
'eOple went to bring in their own people,
nd some of them have returned accom-
anied BY Northern Sioux. The Cheyennes
t Red Cloud agency are alarmed, and talk
t going South. The indications are that
he thrashing given Crazy Horse has effect
q the Ogallatos favorably that they will
kelly keep quiet.
Major Gordon is of opinion that 300 Ogal-
'tos would 60 with an expedition against
10 Northern Sioux if they were allowed to
eep what they captured. The Northern |
ioux have stolen their stock lately. The
ldisns at the agencies are remarkably do
le. A few warriors have been killed near
10 hills lately.
Damages Against the City.
Boston, April l9.-E, d. Whitcomb, who
as imprisoned for contempt by the com.
ION council and released by tho Supreme
curt, has accepted $500 from the city for
amages.
ABank Restrained.
The savings bank commissioner obtained
injunction from the Supreme Court, re-
raining the ROckport, Massachusetts,. Saw. q
&c Bank from doicg business, a. its capital G
impaired BY the failure of the treasurer
the bank.
The Boston Pilots New Nlanagement.
The Boston Pilot has been purchased bv Ii
Williams and j. Bowie O'Rsillv. IL
hey announce that with Continued auc-
60 they propose to pay every dollar to the | A
or people who had deposited money in
e former pr0prieter's hands. It is under-
pod the latter c0-0perates. =
Probabllitios. y
WA1 DsPARrnRrr., q
ONCE Chief Signal Officer q
washington, April 10, 1876. 40 p M /,
.or the Gulf State g. falling barometer, increas.
southerly winds, warmer, cloudy, or partly N
u;%y weatber possibly followed by norther in 81
ne mississippi river will cont nue. STATIONARY n
81" Wy rising from 1T. Louis to vicksburg. FL
RiveR and Nlarino News. =,
g, OUTLET W;.S Pass, April 10. P. M-Barometer VI
". Arrlved-British ship Scloto. MitcheH mas. | mr.
snlIy .nlne days from Havres American | Of
o0nef Geftruae H0wes, Clementa maafer az | n
malt dAye nom Ruatan. Eailed-Stesm:hin | M
Antonio, New York and Harlan schooners b fe,
April l9-D0Vn-Shar,o.k ~
Bee, ~ u H.; Miami, ct P. NJ; echepck. .tS mn
snP1ls, April 1s.-River fell ous inch. ,. 'I1
lds tbiftythree feet ten inches and hsa falIer
gethef fourteen inches westher clear; moi. yes
ed Alton. for B. Loui6; Greyhound and TOW. ias
Ohio fivae. ~