New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-13
IooNrmuHD FROM FIRST PAaB.l

being asked in order to the quoting of tn
onciences of sundry members of the sale
church, do declare that in our opinion, tn,
word regenerate is not there 40 used AZ Il
determine that a moral change in the sub
iect of baptism is wrought in the sacrament
This declaration is signed by all the
bishops.
BALTIMORE, October l2.-The following
dispatch was received today 5v Archbishop
Spaulding, Of this city.
CHICAGO, October L., 81.
To Archbishop Spaulding. Baltimore, Md:
The cathedral, six churches orp! IN asy
lums, hospitals, House of the Good Shep.
herd, schools, charitable institutions and
the bishops house. are all in ruins Ove,
one hundred thousand people are home less
l beg you for general collection in al
your churches next Sunday. The sure in
tendent Of telegraph asks you to repeat
asOur wires are too crowded and few. Re.
quest all remittances to he made to your
self. THOMAS FOLEY,
Bishop of Chicago.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Once Chief signal Ofacer.
Warrington October II, 1871. 80 r N.Y.
SYNOPSIS OF THE PAST TwENTY-FOUR HOURS.
The low barometer which extended
Wednesday evening from Georgia to Eir
ginia has moved rapidly northeast ward, and
now on the coast Of Maine. Heavy rains
have fallen on the New England coast, and
high northwest winds prevailed since mid
night on the middle Atlantic coast. Par
tally cloudy and clear weather is now re-
ported from Lake Ontario to Delaware bay,
and to Michigan and sOuthward to the gulf.
The area Of the highest barometer has
moved from the Oh o valley east and north
east into West Virginia and MOI tn Carolina.
Sections west of Iowa and Michigan have
not yet been heard from, but it is presumed
that low barometer, with high winds, now
prevails over that region. Easterly winds
with cloudy weather are reported from LOU
isiana and the gulf coast.
PROBABILITIES.
Partly clear and pleasant weather is
probable for Friday from Georgia to New
England, brisk northwest winds in the lat
ter regions, subsiding by. Friday noon.
winds, extend over the upper lakes to Lake
Erie. Increasing east winds, possibly with |
rain, on Texas and Louisiana coast.
River latelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, October IL, P. NJ
Barometer 1910; wind east, fresh. Arrived:
Steamship Cuba, Dukehart, master, from
Baltimore to Witherspoon, Moss & Co.;
Victor, Gates, master, from New
York to G. A. FOsdick T. Co. Sailed:
Steamship Hutchinson.
VlCKsBURG, October l2.-Passed down:
Shannon, Henry Ames and E. H. Dnrfee at
5 p NJ, and Wade Hampton at 6 Pm.
Passed up: Tidal Wave at 8 A. M. and
Oceanus at p. NJ. Weather warm ID
clear. River falling.
MEMPHIS, October l2.-Departed Legal
Tender and Indiana, for New Orleans. The
river fell an inch during the past twenty
four hours. Weather clear and pleasant.
PITrsBuRG, October l2. River Stationary.
Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, October l2.-Navigation is
about closed. Packets have notified ship
Ders that no freight will he received for the
present.
EVANSVILLE. October l2.-Weather clear .
md warm. Passed up: Umpire, Fayette,
suclaire and Barkevile Passed down:
lobe Hart, Ruby and Ella Hughes. Freights
,lenty.
CAIRO, October l2-Arrivals and de- t
'artures: Glencoe, from New Orleans to g
afro, at 9 P. NJ; Florence, from st. Louis !;
0 Columbus. at p. NJ: Mollie Raglan,
rom Evansville, at 8 A. NJ; Colossal. from q
t. Louis to New Orleans, at 10 A. NJ: st. Q
luke, from Memphis to St. Louis, and Alice.
rom st. Louis to Memphis at p. NJ: Ar
onaut. from St. Louis to Cairo, at 3P. NJ: c
[ollie Moore, from New Orleans to st. '
.ouis, at P. NJ; St. Joseph. from St. Louis
, Memphis, at p. NJ. River falling.
Weather clear. Thermometer co..
ST: LOUIS, October l2.-Arrived: Colum-
"a Belle, from Memphis; Lady Lee from i,
ew Orleans. Departed: City of Alton,
r New Orleans: Silver Bow and Shreve +
r Vicksburg, and K. p. Walt for Memphis. Ii
liver falling. Weather pleasant. S