New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-28
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,con u Gates, and seriously lpjuring the


Jacob Il. Gates, and seriously lnjnring the
Hl,r%H, RnsTos, November 27.-Nine bodies were
fonnd in the ruins to-day; five were iden-
tilted. Nineteen still missing.
HALIFAX, November N.-The steamer
Hector, from London thirty days ago, Tor
Montreal, is here in distress. She enc0un-
tered hurricane off Newfoundland. All
vessels iiving report heavy gales.
BALTIMORE, November N.-Ihe steamer
Caroline. hence for Queenstown, reported
abandoned, had 42,0OC bushels OF corn
aboard.
Conrad Brewer German, aged forty
four, committed suicide to-day by taking
arse
wears proof reader in the Baltimore CARTE
office. committed suicide On Monday by
taking arsenic. His dead body was found
today Both caused by intemperance.
MONTGOMERY, November 27.-The com
mittee Of the two houses made no report
Nothing definite arranged.
Weather Report.
WAR DzPARTaEyT,)
Office Chief Signal Officer, ,
Washington. Nofember u, 1872. 4;35 P. M.
PROBABILITIES.
In the Northwest, and thence to Illinois,
the barometer will fall tomorrow, with
goutherly winds, warmer and partly cloudy
weather Over the entire lake region, and
thence to the Alleghanies and Tennessee.
clear, cold weather, and southWesterly to
uorthwesterly winds. In the Gdlf ana
South Atlantic States high baron
eter, northerly winds and generally
clear weather. In the Middle and Eastern
States clear cold weather and sonthWesterly
to porthWesterly winds. Warning signals
continue at Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand
Haven, Detroit. Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo,
Rochester and Oswego.
River Intelligence.
Southwest PASS, November q. & T. VI =
Barometer 30:40 Wind north; fresh. Ar
rived-Ship Powantree, Bern master, sew
enteen days from Martinique, in ballast to
j. G. Lingham; bark Constantia, Knudron
master, fifty-twO days from Newport, cargo
Of railroad iron to order; bark Virgo. Mich
elson, master, ffty-three days from Cardiff,
railroad iron to order. Sailed-Steamship
Vandalia.
MEMPHIS, November 27.--Weather clear
and cool River falling steadily. De
parted-Capitol City and Lady Lee, for
Vicksburg John Maud for New Orleans ;
Mary Mcdonald, for st. Louis.
VIoKsBURG, November 27.-Passed down
w. F. Curtis, 7 P. NJ. yesterday. Down to.
day-C Continental, A. M. No boats up.
Weather clear and cool. River rising.
CINcINNATI November 27.-River six feet |
six inches in the channel and falling. |
Weather clear and cold.
PITrsBURG, November 27.-Riyer three |
feet three inches and about stationary.
LOUISVILLE, November 27.-River about |
stationary, with four feet scant in the canal,
two feet in the chute and four feet six |
inches on the bars to Evansville. Weather |
clear and cold.
EVANSVILLE, November 27.-River fallen |
One inch in the past twenty -four hours. |
Weather clear and cold.
CAIRO, November 27.-Arrived- Bismarck |
from st. Louis, p. NJ. Departed-GIen-
3oe, for New Orleans, 5 A. NJ. Pilots report |
four and half feet Of water to Louisville
River fallen six inches In the past twenty
four hours. Weather clear and cold.
ST. LOUIS, November H.-Arrived-W. J.
Lewis and Joe Kinney, from Vicksburg.
eparted-Charles Bodmann, for New Or
cans; Fannie Lewis, for Vicksburg.
Weather clear and very cold.
1t is said that the Mississippi, above
Ieokuk, and the Illinois river, are frozen
Jyer.
SHREvEPoRT November 27.-The river
ose three inches yesterday. Stationary to-
lay. Weather clear and frosty. Arrived
Right Way, from New Orleans.