New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-10

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Trials.
Council BLUFFS. April 9-There is If
teen inches OF snow here. Weather threat
ening.
ALBAsY. April 9.-The Hon. Era-tus Cor
ming died last night after a long illness. He
passed gently away.
CHARLEsTOS. April o-The ku-klnx
trials did not begin to-day, ow;ng To the
nor arrival OF Judge Bond.
Weather Report.
VAR DEPARTMENT J
Once Chief Signal % Ger
Washington. April g, 1877. .:3S h n. }
PROBABILITIES.
The lowest barometer is now probably
central over the Georgian Bay, and will
move noIthw down the St Lawrence
valley. with diminishing pressure over the
New England States. Rising barometer,
with westerly to northwesterly winds, will
prevail on Wednesday from the lakes to the
gulf. and Southern and Middle Atlantic
coasts, and extend over New England by
and on Wednesday morning. Brisk west
erly TO northwesterly winds will extend
during tonight from the upper to the lower
lake regions, and to the Middle Atlantic
coast. but dangerous winds are not antici-
psted except. possibly, for the lower lakes
River lntelIizence.
SOUTHwEsI Pass. April 9. 6 ?. III
Barometer 80. Wind southwest, light Ar
rived-British ship Ocean Pearl, England.
master, tifty-seven days from Newport.
Wales. with railroad iron to order: German
ship Neptune Zincke. MASTER nine days
from Galveston, in ballast, to c. Seller s.
Co.; steamship Ariadpe. at 3:40 p. NJ. Fer
guson, master, from Galveston. to G. 4.
Fosdick & Go. Sailed-Ship John O. Ba-
ker. barks Mauldslie and Narianlyst, and
barkentine New England. The ship c. II.
Southland. bound out. is aground on the bar.
PAss-A-LOUTRE, April 9.-No arrivals.
Sailed-Steamship Mrainichi and schooners
Lady Woodbury. and William Fisher
VICKsBURG, April 9.-Passed up-City of
Cairo at ten last night. Down to-day-H.
{. Yaeger at A. NJ; Great Republic at 5
=. NJ; Natchez at p. NJ. River rising.
Weather clear and cool.
MEMPHIS, April 9.-Passed up-Mollie
Moore, Marble City, Belle St. Louis and
bismarck for st. Louis. River rising
Weather clear and pleasant.
ST.. LOUIS. April o.-Arrived-City OF
Quincy, from New Orleans. Departed
John Kyle. for New Orleans, and Colorado,
tor Ficksburg. Weather cloudy and cool.
River rising.
CAIRO. April o-Arrived- Shannon from
New Orleans at eight o'clock last night:
Henry AHes at eight this morning: City Of
Nicksburg from Nicksburg, and Cont
mental from New Orleans at 3 a. NJ; War
ner and barges FROM New Orleans at seven
this evening. D-parted-Charles Bod
mann for New Orleans at eight last night:
Shannon for Cincinnati at 9 Z. NJ: and
Edinburg for Red river at A. NJ. Bee and
bargts for New Orleans at p. NJ: City of
Nicksburg and Continental for St. Louis |
AT 10 A. NJ River has risen three feet, and |
is twenty one feet eight inches above low |
water mark.
EVANSVILLE. April o-Weather alter |
nately clear and cloudy: it is growing cold
er this evening. River has risen seven feet
in the past twenty-four hours. Passed
down.. II. Groesbeck, at eight last night
PITTsBURG, April 9.-WeatLer cloudy.
with occasional showers. MonongaheIa ten
1eet six inches In the channel; Ale ghany
eleven feet nine inches, and both rising.
with indications of more rain coo 900
bushels of coal for Louisville. and 800, 900
for New Orleans ready to 90 out. The en-
tire shipments this week will probably reach
7 900, coo bushels
CTSCISSArI, Apri, 9.-Weathpr cloudyand
windy this evening. The river has risen
twenty feet in the last twenty tour hours,
with thir1y-nine feet in the channel. and
rising.
LOUISVILLE, April 9.-The river has risen
live feet six inches in the past twenty four
hours, and still rising at the rate of two
inches per hour with fourteen feet six inches
n the canal ard twelve feet six inches
u the chute. Weather cloudy and cool this
evening
The Robert Mitchell has assembled the |
alls, and loads to: New Orleans. The tow
BOAT Iron Mountain struck three barges of
;oal, coke and railroad iron against one of
he bridge piers this morning ard sunk
hem. The iron will be recovered il low
water. Loss about 100000