New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-30
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eastward. The temperature has very geL-
orally fallen east Of the Mississippi, but hat
risen throughout the Missouri valley. The
highest barometer advancing slowly east
ward into Arkansas and the Ohio valley.
The area of lowest barometer is now in
Maine. Brisk westerly winds have pre-
vailed since Sunday night from Michigan I"
the Middle Atlantic coast. and now extend
to the east Atlantic, ard have increased t"
high winds on the New Jersey coast and
Lake Ontario. Clear weather has prevailed
south Of the lakes and clearing weather in
New England. Cloudy weather with occa
sioual snow continues to be reported from
Michigan to New York. Cold Dortherly
winds have prevailed on the Gulf coast
The rivers have risen slightly at Cincin-
natl and decidedly at Shreveport.
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably continue to
rise on Tuesday from New England to
Florida with cold northwest winds dimln-
fishing in force. A rising barometer with
clearing weather and northwest winds will
prevail on the lakes. and nDrtherlv winds
will veer to the east with increasing cloudy
weather on the Gulf coast. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated for tonight on
the South Atlantic or Gulf Coast. Brisk
northwest winds will prevail on the middle
and east Atlantic coast.
River lnteIIigence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, January 29-Barome
ter 81. Wind northnortheast. strong
Arrived-Ship Cordelia, King. master
fourteen days from Martinique, in ballast
to A. X. Miller & Co.
MEMPHIS. January 29.-Weather clear
the coolest day OF the season. The river is
full of running ice, and it is believed it will
be closed above here by tomorrow. Ar
rived-Annie. from Red river. DEPARTED
D.1o
Dean, for New Orleans.
PITrsBURG, January 29.-Weather still in
tensely cold. The Monongahela is frozer
over solid for the first time this winter.
LOUISVILLE, January 29.-The ice haf
covered the water marks, and navigation is
suspended to all points. The river is frozer
above and below the falls.
EVANSVILLE, January 29.-Weather clear
and cold The mercury has ranged from o.
to 100. The river has fallen eight inches
but is now swelling from the gorge below
The river closed early to-day, and will be
solidly bridged by morning.
CAIRO, January 29.-Weather clear and
intensely cold. Mercury l6o. The river
has fallen three inches. The Ohio is
full of floating ice. Arrved-,Nicholas
Longworth from Louisville, at Ii A. IL
Departed-kat Kinney. for New Orleans,
at 4!A. NJ: Charles Bodmann, for New
Orleans, at 2 p. NJ: Nick LOngwoIth, for
New Orleans, at p. Al.
CINCINNATI, January 29.-The river is
gorged above and below, and frozen oppo
site the city. Weather clear. Mercury s.
VICKsBURG. January 29.-Weather clear
and cool The river is falling. Passed
down-John Howard. at P. NJ. Dick
Fulton and barges at p. NJ. Passed up
Utah, ut p. NJ; Emile Labarge. at P. NJ
ST.. LoUIs, January 29.-The ice still
runs past the city, but it is expected it viii
gorge below here unless the weather turns
mild again speedily. The harbor is SO full
Of ice that but one ferry could run to-day
and it is feared that will be obliged to stop
tomorrow. The weather is somewhat
mlder today but still very cold.