New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-03

soHus3na people are on the grounds; .
Tennessee, Rather and other fast trotters
emu runners are present. Weston, the re-
nowned walkist, walks tomorrow. There
VIII De *lOOO trottiug match Saturday.
SAN FRANclsco. November 2.-The front
OF the pavilion for the mechanics fair fell.
killing ono and fatally iniuring one.
CINCINNATI, November 2.-Friday last .
descent was made by the sheriff and poese
on the residence Of q man named English,
the headquarters of an organized gang of
articles captured were q number of books
instructing In the art Of burglary. Two Of
the gang Wero arrested. A merchant named
Simmons has identified $500 worth of stolen
property found in possession of the prison
ers.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2.-About
three thousand persons were present at
purse of 5000 between Goldsmith Maid
and Lucy. Tho weather was delightful,
and the track in good condition. Goldsmith
Maid won in three straight heats, the time
being 2:221s, 2:l8a, and 2:l8A, beating
Dexters time on the same course
Weather Report.
Wa. DzPAR1szys,l
Warrington. November 2, 1s7l. 7:3O r. k.S
sYN0fsD OF THE PAST TwExrY-rouR Hou1s.
The low barometer, which was Wednes.
day afternoon central in Maine, has
moved eastward beyond our stations,
brisk nofthwesterly winds in the Mid
die and Eastern States having been ex-
perienced for . short time during the
night. Fresh winds and partially cloudy
weather have prevailed to-day from Lake
Erie to Minnesota. The clOudiness in the
Ohio valley and the Southwest has cleared
Z rVoN N inf rs L. -. L.
rometer, which has travelled slowly north
eastward. Northeasterly winds and cloudy
weather are now reported from the south
Atlantic coast; n0rtherly winds with cloudy
weather on the gulf coast. Threatening
weather has prevailed on Lake Superior,
and southeasterly winds in the Northwest
replace the westerly winds of yesterday.
Southerly winds with light rains have pre-
vailed ON the coast of Oregon. Clear weather
in California.
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably rise slightly
With light winds and pleasant weather in
the southern and Middle States ON Friday,
northweeterly winds and partially cloudy
weather in New England and northern New
York, fresh northwest winds on Lake On
tariO, sOutherly winds ON Lakes Michigan
and Superior, and n0rtherly winds and clear
ing weather ON the gulf coast. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated for this evening.
River lntelligenoe. a.a
SOUTHWEST PASS, Nov. g, 6 P.M.-Barom-
eter 30:40. Wind north northwest, light. Ar
rived: British ship Assam Valley, Rob
erts, master, forty-three days from Rio
Janeiro, with 8409 sacks of coffee, to J. L.
Phipps & Co. She sailed from Rio Janeiro
On the twenty-frst Of September; expert
snced strong breezes from the southward
until the twenty-seventh, ON which day she
'poke to the bark Ocean Beauty; all well.
md bound south in latitude 100 ly south,
ongitude 80 west; then had light winds
rom southward to southeast; September
3, passed the bark Strawnut, Of Boston,
'teering east, in latitude 2Oo 81 south,
ongitude 33o 49, west: September "a, passed
hip under the signals fourth - pen
liant, numbers 1854, bound from London to
,alcutta in latitude 10 So south longitude,
~ l5 west. September 80, sighted Fer
landO de NOvonha. October 9, crossed the
quat0r in longitude 800 46 west; then
lad light winds from the eastward to the
Ortheast. October lS, sighted Tabasco
sland; then had light and variable winds
rom the north to the east, with hot and
altry weather. October 30, rounded Cape
{. Antonio; then experienced strong
reezes from the eastward to the southeast.
nth heavy rains at times tor tbirty-six
ours; then had breezes from the north
ard, with thick fog.
American bark d. H. Bills, Penny, mas
y, fifteen days from Boston, with general
arg0 to master.
No departures.
MEMPHIS, November 2-Weather clear
nd cool. River falling. Passed up: Lucy
ertram and Alice.
V1cKsBURG, November 2-Passed down:
'ade Hampton at 6 p. NJ. Passed up: Lady
ee at 6 p. NJ. River falling. Weather
ear. III
LOUISVILLE, November 2-The river is
with two feet eight inches at
10 head of the canal, and twelve or four
en- inches in the chute. Weather clear
i'd pleasant.
urth time at a trial on the r. C. Gray.
uesday.
PITTsBrRG. November 2-Weather clear
I'd cool. River falling, with thirty-two
ches in the channel.