New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-17

Chicago Banks Pay Depositors In Full
Terrific Gale in Montreal-vessels De.


Terrific Gale in Montreal-vessels De.
layed.
CHIC AGO. October l6.-The banks open
for business tomorrow, and will pay de-
positors in full. AL branches of trade arc
rapidly locating.
MONTREAL October l6.-There was q
terrific gale, after heavy rain yesterday.
Serious damage was done to property. The
roof the new ST. George church started
out in the middle of prayers. The cathedral
spire rocked Like ship mast. Miss Anne
Love- daughter o; John Lowe, of the Ga
-et.e. was killed By falling tree.
KINGSTON, October 16.-All vessels have
been delayed by the storm. Many dragged
their anchors and two are ashore.
BALTIMORE, October 16.-The house Of
vention adopted the report relative to the
admission Of new diocese within the
limits of the diocese Of Pennsylvania. This
union Of the new diocese with the general
convention takes effect from the eighth
proximo. They also adopted the hymnal
reported by the joint committee of the gen
eral convention, with an amendment that
the hymnal when finally corrected by the
committee thereon. shall be free to be
printed and published under the sole con-
ditions which now apply to the printing and
publishing of the prayer book
CINCISSATI. October 16.-A severe snow
storm is reported Thursday last near
Rawlin's station. Wyoming. The snow was
three and four feet in depth in some places.
Passengers on the train report they were
detained twelve hours. with nothing to eat
and very little fuel.
BALTIMORE. October l6.-The triennial
| reunion Of the Alumni Association Of the
General Theological Seminary of the Epis-
copal church. under the presidency OF Rt.
Rev. Bishop Whiting, takes place Thursday
morning.
BOsTOS, October l6.-The corner stone Of
the new pOstoifice was laid. with Masonic
ceremonies, this afternoon, in the presence
of General Grant, several high national and
State dignitaries, and an immense concOurse
Of spectators.
The Red Stockings. of this city. defeated
the New York MutualS this afternoon. in q
game Of eleven innings by a score Of tive to
three.
Weather Report.
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Washington. October Is, 1871. 80 P. H.
SYNOPSIS OF THE PAST rwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
The area Of low barometer in Maine has
moved eastward beyond our stations, fol-
lowed by northerly winds and clearing
weather in New England. Clouds, with
light local rains, have prevailed in the Mid
die States, but are now clearing away
Brisk westerly winds are now reported on
the lower lakes, but light winds have very
generally prevailed at all stations. The
area Of threatening weather With light
rain which extended over the Ohio valley
and southwest now very generally broken
up. being confined to Louisiana and Texas.
The highest barometer extends with light
winds from Kentucky and Tennessee west
ward.
PROBABILITIES.
Clearing weather will probably continue
to-n;1ht on the middle Atlantic coast, and
in the extreme southwest, with clearing
pleasant weather will probably prevail on
Tuesday very generally east Of the Missis-
sippi.
SOUTHWEST Pass. October iG. p. NJ
Barometer 30:;}). Wind east, light. No ar
rivals or departures
vICKsBURG, October l6-Passed down.
Legal TIE nder, at twelve o'clock last night.
Indiana: at A. N. to-day; Pargoud, at 6
LaBarge. at P. NJ. Weather warm and
clear. River falling.
MEMPHIS. October i6.-Neather clear and
pleasant. River stationary. Passed down.
Susie Silver and Glasgow. Passed up: Alice.
CISCINSATl, October l6-The river has
risen three inches in the past twenty-four
hours. Weather clear and pleasant
EVANSVILLE, October l6-Weather clear.
River falling. Business dull.
CAIRO. October l6.-Arrivals and depart
ures: City Of Alton, from St. Louis to New
Orleans, at ii A. NJ; Toby Hart, from
Evansville for New Orleans, at 2 P. NJ;
Belle Leo, from St. Louis TO New Orleans,
at z. NJ; r. j. Lockwood, from St. Louis
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