New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

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Bosron, June STE stsa1Ier CRYSTAL.
Ceptain D0ane, q - 0esoenan aa0 1os-
ton line, vas wrecked n the haEoof iass
evening. The vel len eeva1nSSaa g
vin6s - ~ s CApe Hattseas. On Satur-
~ nisht Last. when o& Gay Head, q the
scSth IN end Of the Vineyard, thick fog
~ down and the steamer renamed o
snchor there for the night. Yesterday
morninr the fog lifted and the steamer
etarted Tor Boston, having clear weathee.
On passing Cape Cod. toward evening, the
foe again settled over them, and suoee-
aneutly became 20 dense that nsvagasaoa
VS. almost impossible.
The steamer had it, biiot, and he decided
to run up to the city, although i va I'M
possible to $50 anything ehead. About
7:3O p. n. tho steamer struck ON Hardinge
ledge. when about three miles from Boston
Iieht, and Immediately bilged. A hehinK
sChooner rescued tho pessengers. twenty In
NUMBER, who, with their baggage. reacned
Boston about one o'clock this morning. Two
tugboats were dispatched 70 tue wloc. "a
save - much - possible of the cargo ana
hring of the crew who had been left be-
hind. The Oriental was . large vessel ana
had = full cargo of general merchandise.
whether the vessel and cargo Will %
total loss could not be ascertained before
Daylight.
full Of water, the stern submerged, but the
bow and forward part of the vessel - out
Of water. Nothing can be done until part
of the cargo IL discharged. There 10 NO
sppeerance of strain on deck: the star
bosrd side il slightly bent. With favorable
weather she viii probably be saved. Inc
cargo, which 10 mostly insured, VIII %
more or less damaged.
The Boston Journal learns that =. Z.
Aver, tho patent medicine manuf.ct1rer,
hss been cent to the New Jetsey Asylum
for the Insane.
Aa eflaay in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. June 5.-To-dsy being
Whit Monday 10 generally observed -
holiday by the Germans of this city, large
numbers of whom visited the centennial
grounds while many other are q the
Schutxen and Saengar Parks. The German
Catholics this morning made , very inter-
esting street parade.
EeDm S0W1000 nay.
PoRr ROYAL, June 5.-The United States
Corvette Plymouth has arrived from Ssma'
M Boy.
Cslvia Decided . 10 Mayer Of Chicago.
CHICAGO. june Sin the circuit court
Eve judges-three decided In favor OF
MAYOR Colvin; tho votes in favor Of Hoyne
vere uueatory, because the council failed
to give the proper notice Of election.
Lead Works Exploded.
ST.. LOUIS, June 5.-The Burlin. Collier
lead works exploded, demolishing the
eouthern portion Of the building and injur.
ing several employees. Loss $4,000.
Paper MILLS Buraed.
CINCINNATI, June 5.-The paper mills,
near Springfield, Ohio. owned by the Spring
field Republican newspaper, were burned
today. Loss, go. 1000.
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohie Railroad.
RIcHMoND, Va, juno SIN the United
States Circuit Court to-day. Judges Bond
and Hughes presiding, argument IN the
case of the Atlantic, Missiesippi and Ohio
railroad was concluded, and the court de.
cided to appoint receiver. The court was
in private consultyti0n two hours this
evening with counsel representing the vari-
ous interests in the road, listening to sug-
eestions and recommendations regarding the
Judges returned to the courtroom, and
without announcing the conclusion arrived
ct, adjourned the court until tomorrow
morning. Among the names mentioned az
being recommended to the court are those OF
General G. B. Mcclellan. General william
Malone, General Johnston and Charles Il.
Perkins, of New York.
From the Black Hills.
YANKroN, June 5-A large party of men
returned to-day from the Black Hills, bring
ing 100000 in dust. They report no Indians
on the Fort Pierre route, and look on the
order of the military euspending travel ~
an outrage. Several Of them are freighters,
and left teams at Fort Pierre, expecting to
buy loads here and return ct once.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Chief gnal Officer. I
Washington, June S. l876-430 p. 4.
For the Gulf States stationary or falling b.
romet ter northeast to southeast winds ana warmer
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS, June S, 6 p. M-Wind north
vest light. Weather clear and cool Arrived.
a. NJ from liverpool. to Decsn, Mregs 4 Co.;
British bark Klliotts. Rumbellow, master, forty.
three days from Bio Janeirs. Enthusiastically
SsHEvEPoRT, june 5-weather clear and cool
The river rosst two inches on Sunday and fell two
inches to day. AIrived-LOtus NO. 5, from new
Orleans, ard Sandy. from the lower coast:
VICKsBuR0 June s. The river has fallen three
inches in the last twentyfour hours: w ather
fair and ple assnt. The Matches arrived ct r. H.;
sherlock passed up 1t noon; P.re0ud down At 4
P, r.: Mitchell at p NJ; Capitol City in port
MxnPHIs June 5-River rose three inchee; stands
eighteen feet eight ches. Weather clear Aercury
7S6. Arrived-T lneis from vicksburg. Departed
Ella, for Arkansas river; Mary Houston, for New
Orleans Captain James Lee has been awarded the
contract for carr, ing the semi weekly malls be-
tweNn here and ViCkeburg.
C,NcINNArI, June 5.-River twelve feet two
inches and telling. Weather Gle ar and COOL Ar
rived-U P. Schenck. from New Orleans.
P1rrsBURG, June Silver three feet one inch
ana falling slowly. Weather cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, June 5-River falling, with seven
feet six inches in the canal Weather warm and
clear.
! CAIRO June 5.-Arrived-Glencoe from New Or.
leans ct A. M; John r. TOle, from st. Louis at
p u. Departed-Grand Tower, for vicksbu g. at
sP. NJ; Glene Oe, Tor st. Louis. ut s A. M River
twenty seven feet one inch and falling. Weather
clear. Mercury 14o
81. LOUIS June 5-ArIived-Helena from Vicks
burg. River stationary. Weather clear and cool.
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