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

SISNA S"Wu VIZ VI tno PAokp u ~
the Kanees river.x Damage to dam IN,
asadse $4,000.
Superintendent Pritchsad, Of the LftEl
R0Ck railroad, came over 1t from AadiDQ
On hand car, and reports the water 10
over twenty inches 1t any point ON u
track, and that the roadbed is not damaged
Ovatlsn . . eteanbeae.
The steamer Robert E. Lee arrived ct hall
past eight O'Clock to-aight, and was greetet
JoAes. The river meh had bnilt bonefrI
On the levee to greet the mOnarch q thu
Mississippi On her farewell trip and tae
bluffs we're lined with people TO tkke . last
look ct her.
- Alisssss1vpl Legislature.
The appeals Jstksoa, specialessys the
Mississippi Legislature adjourned sine 81
this afternoon. Anong tho last acts Of the
Ssnste u. the Confr%aqon 6 Colonel
militia, and Colonel Kinloch Falconer %
Adjutant General. The former was m officer
IN the Union army, and tho latter aAdjutant
General on the staff of General Joe John.
ston.
Strike Of CGhal Beatmsn.
RoNDoUr, April 15.-Eour hundred hands
on the Delaware and Hudson canal struck.
The mon employed to unload boats also
struck. The frat boats were to start on
Monday.
Ge.ef.l Creeks 0vl.isn.
OMAHA, April 15.-An atsyviev with
General Crook 10 published. The General
camp was . severe blow to the Iodians, but
has made them desperate. HaA the ponies
been detained BY General Reynolds the In
dams would have beeh crippled to great
extent, and thiA couPse would probably
have lessensd the extent of th1 war, which
.S.s: r. a:1$ II; sy s tas
both war AID peace. To that end some Of
them remain on the reservations, and fun
nish the wsrriots information, provisions,
annunition, etc.
D0eh Of q RSehnesa 6mcial.
RICHMOND, We, April l5.-Captain viii
ham Engloh, for Oany years connected
with the city government, died to-day,
aged ffty-6ve years.
High Wassr.
Po.r JsRvIs, N. T., April l5.-The
streams in this section sre very high The
Neversink hes overlooked its banks.
A Missing echesaeF. q -
PoRr MusoRAvE, N. g., April f5.A4he
schooner Katie Hevsr, from Boston ON the
second with sixty three passengers, vas out
in the gale Of the fourteenth and has not
since been hQkrd from. It 10 feared she
foundered with Ill ON board.
Mr.. 1aedins versasa Of the Baaise Jsh,
tween Hen. Joseph Hedill, Richard Smith
cd three other gentlemen ct Cincinnati
having led to many miss(atements alike up-
just on Hon. james g. Blaine and the geH-
tlenaen named, an agent Of tho Associated
Press interviewed Mr.. Medill again today
ON that subject; and received the following
statement:
at is true I was invited to Cincinnati
about month ago to read some statements |
quietly Circulating in Democratic circles In |
Washington, with reference to Mr.. Blaine's |
alleged connection with some Union Pacific |
railroad bonds. 1t was said the Democrats |
we're holding back the ecaDdal to explode |
il ct the time Of the Cincinnati Conven-
ton, or after it, in case Blaine was
my informant had learned it. was related |
in presence of four gentlemen. 1t was
agreed that Mr.. Blaine should be e0nfden- |
TALLY apprised at once Of the nature of the |
scandal. Any other course would be /
wrong. Mr.. Richard Smith consented to |
lay the whole matter before Mr.. Blaine in q
private letter; he did 80 nearly . month
ago; if Mr.. Blaine has answered his letter.
have not heard of it. If correspondence
has passed between Mr.. Blaine and myself
In regard to the foregoing matter, Mr..
Blaine IL ct liberty to make It puolic."
Probabilities.
Once ch,ei sien.i omceI.
Warrington. Apul Is, ts76. 80 r n
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, fsl,im
hsronetsr, warmer southeast to northwest winds
and clear weather Will prevail
and sSoye Of nsss - dsueer Ill., ~
the next week
River asl Alari.s News.
, : g W...,! r.'. Apsn lssH f-s.reaetsr
ssn.s San znteaio .. rs re%Hpay oz as,ss
ION; Ae1ioan schooner Norma, tlsds, master.
"a v d,y. hH Ts@piso: ssaled.ship: zmms
IAss..Lou.ss. Apef1 is, GIN Wind south.
sf sr. aa SS snn.a a. ss
e. :,.s 4p ,s1 ;7, clear and
or above the raft. and Marie Louise for New d..
sans. The latter had . ereched shaft, and had
eeve with II tomorrow.
v'Gs.,S.s. ApriI lsIPas.sd devn-sc.!e Silver. q
HI.Sals April l5.1i!er lei eli a. inch: il nov y
hirty -four feet nine inches. The news from the &
river, sos%s f0reSodns:
estsd-Ruth f.I White river; Legal Tender for =
rkAneas river; Phil Allin, for Madison; Fontenele
Y 81 Louie; Loo ior Louisville; Simpson Hornor,
CINCiNNATI. April lA-River twentyfaur feat | -
% inches and falling. Arrlved-Cherokee and ~
shland, from New Orleans. Departed-0oden | q
ule. for New Orlt ana e.
in. River rising. Down-Marty Houston, at I
u. and U. p. Schenck at ICON,
R!1TsBuRG. April ls-River thirteen feet six
chsP and falling Weather clear and pleasant
L004svlLLU, April 14-Rain and cloudy. Depart
Robert Mitchell, for New Orleans. River lis- hs
8; eleven feet three inches in the canal. =.
tAIko, April Is Arrived-JohnA A. Wood, from New of
'isans ct :. N; Capitol City from vicksburg ct
y. Depa t. DIST. Genevieve, for vicksburg, ct | an
even last night River thirty.tight feet two | m
ches and stationary. Weather cloudy and warm, | -
q. LOUIS, April lS.-AIrlved-Vick burg, from |
( ksburR. Departed-vfcksbUrR, for vicksbur9. | II
YER risen twenty three inches. Weather cloudy a.
r... lie,
new YoRK, April l5-The following n the l 81:
m9pa5ftive statement Of cotton for the week W
! receipts Il all United States porto. lsass :h
ms time last year. $685. | m.
tai receipts since September IT, ass So '
ne lime iast year.. 2s9 9O7 VII
R01ts Ior the week. 6O66a I'M
me Time last year. .......... 24685 | ha
~ tsc lss sncs September soI
~ sa.T ~. year. 4, l6S,O85
- s.eu VnItca STATES ports. ........... 5.9,2S5
~. - :. M 49, Ast year ST., 3O6
>ck ~ Al interior towns. ..,,.,...... T7306 /
Dck same time Last year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. MS13 | to
)ck % Liverpool. .........,,, ,... aaS mn =
...ssar entHy onI. $4,000
~ sS, t; S.Ost ior 1reat Britain. 288OOO boz
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