New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-09

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able for duty when the ship arrived. The
cargo was in good condition.
PuuADEIPMIA, January S.-The iron
steamship George w. Clyde was launched
at Cramps ship yard, kensington, to day,
for Clyde's line, between New York and
New Orleans She is 225 feet long, and has
an engine of 700 horse power Of the English
style of compound engines.
CHICAGO, January S.-The Northwestern
train last night brought through passengers
mails. and express from San Francisco OF
the nineteenth, twentieth, twenty-second
and twenty sixth of December
There were about 800 passengers. con
adorable number of whom were through
passengers by the Pacific mail steamer
from China and japan, who were making
the trim against the time OF the fenlnsuiar
and Oriental Steamship Company. ana
seriously annoyed at the sacrifice OF tlille
and money taken. All passengers are OF
The opinion that the delay was III great
measure owing to the management VI 'io
Union Pacific Company. r
In the Criminal Court to-day, Judge Tree
denied the motion to qnash the indlc'iieh ~
against the aldermen who have been Ieiu
10 answer the charge of receiving nrioes
The accused viii have TO stand liiai at
Bloomington. ~,
SALT LAKE CITY, Ctah, January g NC
,weptieth session of the Legislature con-
veped his afternoon. A quorum was pres
emf and Lorenzo Snow was elected presl-
dent of the Council, and orsUn Pratt
speaker of the House.
A committee WAS appointed 10 walt upon
the Governor. whose message II Is reported
will be delivered tomorrow.
After the completion OF It's organization
the Legislature adjourned.
The weather Is mid, but the SNOW Is y iliS
deep everywhere around.
The United States conrt resumes IT'S siI-
,ings tomorrow, when more important IN
dict1nentS bv the grand Jury are expected.
Brigham Young is fully ready Tor trial.
Weather Report.
WAR DRPAKrsESY,l
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington January 8, 1872. 73o P. M
eYNoPsIs OF THE PAST TwENTf-FOUR HOURS.
The low barometer which was central
in Tennessee Sunday afternoon. has eX-
tended slowly nOrtheastward TO Nlrgihl'
and Western New York, where 1t has now
almost entirely disappeared. LgAt ram
and snow are now reported III Pennst wanna
and MARYLAND. The high barometer which
was in PENNSYLVANIA is now IN Maine, WIN
clear weather in Northern New England,
than on Sunday. An area OF hlgh pressure
has moved from Texas northeastWard, ana
northeasterv winds now prevail south and
west Of Arkansas. The pressure has fallen
cuite low. with fresh southcrly winds and
rain. at San Francisco. The rivers have
fallen at Nashville and Pittsburg. and risen
at Cairo and Memphis.
PROBABILITIES.
Northerlv winds with partial clondy ana
-, nhoh far InpSta
in the Southern and Gulf States. Rising
barometer and clearing weather. IN the Mid
die States from Virginia totNew York;
cloudy weather in New England. The
area of highest pressure move northeast 10
Pennsylvania. Falling barometer and
southerly winds prevail from the upper
lakes TO the Missouri valley, and threat
ening weather with rain extend eastward
into Montana during Tuesday. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated Tor the Atlantic
and gulf coast tonight.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, January 9, G L. NJ
Barometer 1910. Wind north, light. No
arrivals or departures.
MEMPHIS, January S.-The weather is
cloudy and cool. The river has risen three
feet since last report. The Mary Houston
left for New Orleans, the Belfast for st.
Louis.
VICksBuRG, January S-Passed down
NJ. j. Wicks at s A. NJ: Susie Silver at s
A. Nj. Passed up-Ouachita Belle. at 10 a.
M. The weather is cool and clear. River
rising.
CAIRo January s. Departed-Ri
mond. for New Orleans. at II =. A.; City
of yickS burg at i 4. NJ; Mary Miller, for
New Orleans, at 6 Y. VI. The river has
risen ten inches. Weather cloudy. Mer-
curry 81.
LOUISVILLE, January S.-The river IS
rising slowly. with nine feet ten inches IN
the canal and seven feet ten inches in the
chute There is ample water to Cairo for
the largest boat There was considerable
snow eally this morning, but is rapidly dis
appearing Weather cloudy and damp.
Arrived-John Kllgour and G. Il. Church
from New Orleans The Allegheny Belle
and barges, for New Orleans. passed down.
A large number of coal tows arrived, put
ting tows in the canal to go South.
CINCINNATI, January She nver Is
falling, with twenty-three feet in the chan
mel Weather cloudy and damp with light
snow this morning.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, January S.-Weather
cloudy and showing. The river has risen
eight inches Mercury 80. Passed down
Thompson Dean and Louisville; both boats
added largely here. Passed up-Groesheck.
ST. LOUIS, January S.-Arrived-Coium-
bia. The Arkansas river Is falling. good
deal of slu-h ice is running. Several boats
which left Saturday were obliged to lay up
some miles below here on account OF low
water. The SNOW of yesterday morning is
still on the ground, having thawed but
slightly since its fall. Weather cloudy,
with indications of wind.
PITTsBURG, January S.-Monongahela
six feet in the channel and falling. Sieeting
and showing throughout the day.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL January :, Evrning.-Cotton
closed excited; fpIands lO&sd; Orleans
lOasd; sales to-day $4,000 bales. of which
1900 were for export. BrradStuiis firm.
Red winter wheat i2d. Flour 70 a 5Ds.
LoSDoN January 3 Ev,ning.-Five TWEEN
Ties Of 1852 90: ot le6) H35s; OF 1867 yJAs.
Nj AKA ES'Es,.