New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18

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The area Of the lowest pressure has
moved from Massachusetts, eaetwatd, 5ol.
lowed by rising barometer and clear and
clearing weather in the Middle and East
ern States. Nofthesly winds have pre-
vailed on the Atlantic coast. The highest
pressure il In the Ohio valley. The area Of
the lowest pressure, which was in Oregon
Tuesday night, 10 now in Kansas, followed
by brisk, cold northwest winds. South
easterly winds. with thrsatening weather
and rain, extend from Missouri to Leke
baron ter, clear weather and northwest
erly winds are reported from California.
At eight O'Clock this morning snow was re-
ported falling at Cheyenne, with . tempe
rature Of nine degrees above seru, and
wind blowing from the north, with We
locity Of twenty miles an hour. Heavy
rains are reported from Omaha this eve
tonight IL clear and fresh, with northwest
winds.
The storm centre will probably move into
Arkansas, with increasing southeasterly
winds on the Gulf coast, possibly rising 70
gale in Texas. Increasing easterly winds
on the upper lakes, with threatening weather
on Saturday. Falling barometer with
cloudy weather and rising temperature
the highest pressure viii move into New
York, with partially cloudy and pleasant
weather on Saturday, and in the Middle
and Eastern States. Northeasterly winds
with rising temperature from Maryland to
Florida. Dangerous winds are not antici-
pated for our coast this evening.
River lnaelnosaee.
SouTHwHsT PAsa November H.-Ba-
rometer 1910: Wind east light. Arrived:
Steamship Tillie, at p. H.. Deering,
@s sse from So SeM 1o5a o to ososss 5O.
strong wind across IT, gull, and ON Nom
day. the thirteenth instant with Jupiter
light bearing south southwest, passed .
ship shoa1in9, first distinguishing pendant
number y2O6, Mary1tt's code. British ship
Viola, Slater, master, five days from
Havana. in ballast = Lowell 4 Bailey.
Sailed: Steemship g. Mary. -
Wind east, light. Arrived; Schooner Ahce
Agnes, Josephs, master, nine days frOuIs
Porto Caballos with cargo cocoa nuts and
British mails, to Edward Pillsbury. No de-
partures.
MEnPHIs. November 17.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River rising. Passed down:
V1cKsBuRo, November H.-Passed down:
Atlantic and barges, at I p. H.; Belle Lee
1t 6 P. NJ, and Susie Silver, ct A. i
Passed up: Lucy Bertran, at p. n.
Weather clear and cool. River rising.
PlrrsBURG, November 1.-THE Monon
xahela has eight feet five inches in tle
,hannel and falling. Nearly six million
bushels Of coal for Cincinnati, Louisville
accident to . single tow, - far a. heard
rom.
CINCINNATI, November n.-River four feet
'ix inches in the channel and stationary.
Weather clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, November wv Gather
lear and cold. Tho river has risen three
nches in the past twenty four hours.
Forsyth, from New Orleans, 3 "A. NJ; Julia,
rom vicksburg, 3 A. n. Departed: Glen
zoe, for New Orleans, ii p. NJ; Alice, for
It. Louis, l "A. NJ: Mohawk, for New Or
cans, p. n. River stationary. Weather
lear and warmer. Thermometer $50.
LOUISVILLE, November 1.-THE river il
Using slowly, with four feet at the head Of
Weather clear and cool. Departed: Emma
;. Elliot, for New Orleans. -
Active preparations are making in river
ircles to take advantage of the present
Use.
ST.. LOUIS, November 17.-Arrived: Colo
ado from Vicksburg, Andy johnson from
Jew Orleans. Departed: City Of Chester
or Memphis. The river rose slightly during
he day, but is stationary tonight. Weather
clear and cloudy.