New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

when small chain was attached to mis- Jaw
md fastened to another cart in advance
The horse attached 20 the latter Was then
started, and the chain pulled the Jaw and
tongue OF the stalled horse of, necessi:ating
his being killed.
MANCHESTER, y. H., February 81
Charles ellis, postmaster at Hiil-bor0, has
been held for trial in $4,000 bail, on the
charges of robbing the mails and forging
pOsta. money receipts.
Weather Report.
WAR DKP4RrsRSr J
Office Chief Signal ofhCtr, Z
Washington, February a. 1873. s:SS J. ID. }
PROBABILITIES.
On Tuesday, for the Eastern States. con-
tinued northwest winds and rising tempera-
ture. For the Middle States, diminishing
northwest winds and rising temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, low tempera-
ture, northwest winds, veerlDg to northeast
during the day. with risiLg temperature on
| Tuesday night. An area of low barometer
will develop in Texas and northward to the
Missouri, with essterly winds and cloudy
and threatening weather. From Kentucky
to the Gulf coast, rthwest winds, veering
70 northeast, with rising temperature from
the upper lakes to Dakota.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS. February "a l. NJ
Barometer 1910 Wind east and strong
ArriyeG-SchoOner Charles r. Morrison,
Smitt master. iS days frum Boston ice
and general cargo to George A. FoeGick g.
Co. Brig William Aiming, Rider master.
u days from Rio de Janeiro. with coffee 10
NJ. =. DeLizardi 6 Co. Schooner Kate Z.
Buchs .r, buchanan master, GO hours from
Sabine PISS; cotton 20 Clapp Bros. Steam.
ship United States. 1920 A. H.. Halsey
master. from New York TO j. II. Ludwin-
SOD. Steamship Cortes. ll:50 a. NJ. KEN
be master, FROM New York to A. Muultnn.
Sailed-Ship Kate Kellock, bark Fourier
and Brig Hundreth.
SOUTHWEST PASS. February 81, 6P. NJ
Barometer 30:3G: wind east-southeast and
fresh. Arrived - Norwegian bark Eras.
Nelson. master, fOrty-nine days from. Rio
Janef0. with cargo OF coffee: schooner
Gertrude. Hswes, master. four days from
Rnatan, with fruit, to j. =. Nacheca; steam.
ship George Washington. at 4 2. NJ. Quick,
master. from Savannah, 20 A. Moulton
Sailed-Ship Golden Fleece.
MEMPHIS. February 24-Weather cloudy,
damp ana unsettled. River rising steadily.
Arrived Andy Baum, from Cincinnati:
idlrwild, from Evansville; Belle Memphis,
from st. Louis. Departed-C0mmonw ealth
and Mary Miller, for New Orleans. Grand
Tower, for st. Louis.
SHREVEPORT. February 2i-Arrivei Sun
day-GladiOla. from New Orleans; Thir.
teeD.h Era. from jefferson. Depart ID
Flavilla, for upper Red river: Gladi0la,
for Mipdsn. Arrived ,otay-C. II. Dur
fee and Bannock City, from Jefferson.
Departed Thirteenth Era, G. II. Durfee,
Mary Z. Poe and Bannock CITY, for New
Orleans. The river has risen two inches in
the last fovty-eight hours. Weather
eloudy.
CNCIssArI. February 2i.-Hiver thirty
nine feet, and falling. Weather clear;
mercury 24o.
ST. LOUIs, February I-arrived-a
L. Forsyth, and Tom Jasper, from New Or
leaps. No departures. River falling slow
!y, and full " ice. Boats declined receiv-
virtually suspended. Weather much milder
onight.
CAIRO, Fehr 'ary 2i-Arrivsd-Cityo of
Vicksburg, from VIcksburg, at 3 2. M; K.
II. Durtee, from st. Louis. Depal ted-E
II. Durfee, for Red river, at S y. VI City Cf
Vickshurg, for S.. Louis, at g. Thu Ores
cent City and barges started for st. Louis
this afternoon, but was compelled to return |
on account OF the ice above. River risen |
five inches. Weather cold; snow falling.
EVANSVILLE, February "a. - Weather |
c'oudy sine. noon. Mercury ranging be-
tween 10 and 800; signs of snow. River
fallen four inches. Downtown kilgour,
A. NJ: Nick Longworth, A. NJ
LOUISVILLE, February 24.-River falling
Q le foot per diem scant fifteen feet in ca
nal. thirteen feet in the chute. We. ter
clear and cold. The II. s. Turner, from
New Orleans to Cincinnati. passed up last
llght.
VICKsBUKG. February 24-Passei down
Belle Lee A. NJ. Richmond ) p NJ.
Passed up-City Of Quincy4 A. NJ, John B.
Iande 10 4. N. Weather cool and clear.
siver rising.
Get in the channel and falling fast Weather
celebrating. Considerable ice running in
10Th rivers.