New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02

streets. An oration and speeches were de-
livered and salutes fred The celebration
was marked by perfect order throughout.
Wenther Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington. January l. 1872, 7:30 P. II.
SYNOPSIS OF THE PAST rwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
The area of lowest barometer, which was
Sunday afternoon over the lower lakes and
Canada, has been rapidly followed by an
area of high pressure, now central over the
same region. The clouds and rains have
generally cleared away west of the Apala-
chian range, and is clearing on the Atlantic
coast, with falling temperature. NOrtherlv
winds, with partially cloudy weater, are
reported from the Gulf States. Southeast
winds, with increasing cloudiness, falling
barometer and rising temperature, now
prevail from Missouri and Michigan north
west to Dakota. No reports have been re-
ceiyed from the Pacific coast, where it was
raining Sunday afternoon. Threatening
and cloudy weather prevails in Wyoming
and Utah.
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer VII continue rising on
Tuesday morning, with partially cloudy
aud clear weather in the middle and East
ern States, followed Tuesday night by fall
ing barometer, and eastcrlv winds, with
ern and Gulf States. An area of low ba-
rometer will develop in the Missouri valley,
and rising temperature. with southeasterly
,nds, veeling to south Will prevail from
Arkansas to Lake Superior. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated for the Atlantic
coast tonight.
River lateiIi4ence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, January |, 6 p NJ
Barometer 30:60 Wind north-northeast,
light. with fog. Notwithstanding Gen
eral Sedgwick at 2l0 p NJ. Ellis, master.
from New York, to George A. Fosdick g.
Co.. American ship Reynard, Amber
com. master, thirtytwo days from Bristol.
in ballast, to master; had fine weather
during the whole passage: spoke ship Cold
stream, Green, master, il latitude nineteen
north, latitude seventy. seven west, twenty
first of November. from Bristol, bound to
Galveston; American ship Lizzie Moses,
Cox, master, forty-four days from Liver
pool, in ballast to Ocean, Zerega & Co.
Weybossett and St.
Mary.
VICKsBURG, January 1-Dnwn-BeIle
Lee. P. NJ. Up-Argossv, p. NJ; City
of Vicksburg, 2. VI. Cool and clear
River falling.
MEMpIs, January Clear and cool.
Up. H. Groesbeck, Kate Putnam.
Down-Julia, Capitol City.
CINcINSATT January River fifteen feet
and rising very slowly. Weather partially
cloudy. Mercury 405.
EVANSVILLE, January Weather cloudy
and mild. Mercury 40. The river has
risen thirty inches. Up-ArmadiIlo at IL
and Mollie Ebert at | 2. NJ.
PITTsBURG, January Nine feet water.
Both rivers rising fast Cloudy, mild The
run of coal will be large if the water holds
out.
CAIRO, January l.-Arrived-Andes Pev-
-ona and barges, Glencoe, from New Or
leans. Observation-Disclosures, for st. Louis;
Esperanza, for New Orleans; Pey-
iona, Robert Mitchell, for Louisville.
Cloudy. River risen fifteen inches.
LOUISVILLE, January Eight feet in
'ana six feet six inches in chute; rising;
Ell feet expected on falls. Cloudy and
;o0l.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, January l.-Spirits of turpen-
inc 52s.
FRANKFORT, January Bonds 96Ss.
PARIS, January l.-Reltes 5jf S5c.