New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-16
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BILE to return shortly to Europe; hence he
has advised the party to get back to this
city as speedily as possible.

BILE to return shortly to Europe; hence he
has advised the party to get back to this
city as speedily as possible.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPAKrHRH4,i
ONCE Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, January Is, 1872, 100 P. h.
SYNOPSIS OF THE PAST TwENTY-FOUR HOURS.
The area of low barometer has advanced
since Sunday afternoon from Manitoba
southeastward over northern Michigan, and
is now central in southern Michigan The
pressure has fallen in Montana, but rose
during the day from Minnesota to Missouri;
has fallen slightly in New England and
most decidedly from Michigan to Tennessee
and Virginia. Clear weather prevails in
the Southern and gulf States. Cloudy
weather has overspread the Middle States
this evening, and snow prevails frem Penn
sylvania to Indiana and north. Southeast
winds reported from Virginia northward.
Westerly winds from Tennessee, veering to
northwest on the upper lakes. Partially
cloudy and pleasant weather has continued
on the California coast. The rivers have
fallen at Pittsburg and Cincinnati. and
risen at Vicksburg.
PROBABILITIES.
The central lowest barometer will prob
ably move during the night more to the
east, possibly in Western Pennsylvania, and
pass over New York on Tuesday. South
east winds will increase tonight on the
middle Atlantic coast, veering rapidly to
westerly winds ON Tuesday Cloudy weather
will prevail! by Tuesday afternoon from
South Carolina to Maine, with rain or snow
north and east of Virginia Brisk north
west winds, with cloudy and clearing wealth
er, will extend rapidly from Lake Superior
to Kentucky tonight, and partially cloudy
and cold weather will prevail over this re-
giOn en- Tuesday. Cloudy weather and
possibly light rain will prevail on the coast
of Texas and Louisiana. Dangerous winds
are not anticipated this evening for the At
lantic or Gulf States.
River lntelllxence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, January l5.- Barometer
$3.50. Weather calm. No arrivals or de-
partures. Steamship Statesman is still
aground inside the bar, bound out.
PAss-A-L'OUTRE, January 15.-Weather
calm Arrived at p M.-Steamer Lord
Lowell, Agnew, master, four days. from Be-
lie, Honduras, with fruit and United States
mails, to GOldenbow & Kelley. She reports
speaking, last Saturday at $40 z. NJ, Nor
welgian bark Inspector, from Cardiff, sixty
five days out, bound to New Orleans, all
we'll, in latitude 24o 80, longitude S6o so.
VICKsBURG, January l5.-Weather clear
and cool, and the river is rising. Passed
down-Onachita Belle at A. NJ, Thomp-
son Dean at 2 A. NJ, Mary Miller at 10 A.
NJ, and Louisville at 9 A. NJ. Passed up
Susie Silver at A. NJ. Shannon at A. NJ,
Mollie Moore at 8 A. NJ, John Howard at 9
A. NJ, Silver Bow at 9 A. M, Exchange at
II NJ, and City of Quincy at p. NJ.
PITTsBURG, January l5.-Weather moder
ating. The Monongahela is falling, with
three feet eleven inches in the channel.
EVANSVILLE, January Ia Weather
cloudy and very windy. The river has
fallen twenty-six inches in the past twenty
four hours.
CAIRO, January l5.-Weather clear: Their
mOmeter 420. The river has fallen nine
inches during the past twenty-tour hours;
Arrived-N j. Bigley, from Louisville. at 9
p. NJ; Argonaut, from st. Louis at P. NJ:
Robert Mitchell, from Louisville, at A. NJ:
Sallie, from White river, at P. NJ. De-
parted-N. j. Bigley. tor New Orleans. at
10 P. NJ. Sallie, for St. Louis, at 3 P. NJ.
ST. LOUIS, January l5.-Weather clear,
mild and windy. The Memphis and Vicks
burg packets will not resume business until
there is more water. The river is falling
Arrived-Atlantic, from New Orleans: Julia
and w. j. Lewis, from Vicksburg. De-
parted-H. NJ. Shreve. for Red river.
LOUISVILLE, January lj.-Weather is
cloudy and cool, with indications of snow.
The river is falling slowly, with six feet
eleven inches in the canal, and four feet
eleven inches In the chute. The Belfast Will
probably leave to night, and the II. S.
Turner tomorrow night-both for New Or
leans.
CINCINNATI, January 1.-THE river is
falling, with twelve feet nine inches in the
channel. There is light snow storm to-
night. Arrived-Alaska, from New Or
leans.
MEMPHIS, January I5.-Departed-Pau
line Carroll, for New Orleans; Lady Lee.
for Red river; Henry Ames, for st. Louis,
and Edinburg. for Cincinnati. Arrived
Legal Tender, for White river River sta
tionary