New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-20

Der, WHICH pd6stu III lHc extra bcsSlOn,
came I'd, and the House refused the substi-
tute resembling and annulling the resolution
of the last LEGISLATURE, which was offered
bv the minority of the Committee on Fede-
raj Relations. by vote of 40 yeas 20 !t,
NAYS. The other substitutes offered during
the ten DAYS debate on the subject were all
rejected. as was the motion to indefinitely
postpone the matter, by vote of % to 80,
and the report of the committee giving
leave 10 withdraw, 10 the petitioners, Tor
the rescinding OF the resolutions. was then
adopted. The report Will come up II the
Senate in dav or two.
NASHVILLE. March l9.-The Methodists
of Tennessee have determined during the
uast year 10 raise 81 .00O,G 600 to establish a
University. The board Of trustees when
half the sum WAS raised was authC riZed 10
take steps 10 begin the work. The sub:
scriptiOn of Commodore Vanderbilt OF half
million Of dollars is regarded as making
the university an established tac'. The
remaining half million will be raised, so
thp leading Methodists believe. without
serious difficulty. 1t is probable that
Nashville will be selected as the location.
There is much rejoicing among the Meth.
odists and citizens over the munlticence OF
GOmlnod ore Vanderbilt.
PHILADELPHIA. March ~ hi enlng,
while Bavies was performing at the Grand
z,
.nor, and he was shot from! the pneumatic
tab. .i.lt or nine feet and fell, breaking
his leg. Mons. Leopold, who was to catch
him on the trapeze. was not prepared 10
receive hiT. The accident caused much
excitement
Weather Repssi.
WAN DRPARis,ys
once Chief Signal Officer, Z
Washington, March 10, 1873. taa r. n.
PRoBABILITIEA
Tie ,ov barometer in Indiana and Michi-
gan will move east on Thursday over the
Middle States. For the middle and east
Atlantic coast. increasing south and east
winds. threatening weather and rain. Eor
the South Atlantic States, cloudy and pos
sibiy rainy weather. with southwest winds,
followed by north vest winds and faIIlnS
temperature ty Thursday evening. tOi
the Ohio valley and upper lakes. rising ba-
rOmeter. falling temperature and irssh 10
brisk cold northwest winds and generally
ordered for Savannah, Charleston. VIII
mington, Norfolk, Baltimore and Cape
MAY. They will be displayed at lake sta
tiCi.s tEoID and after Aprl! l.
River inteIiisesce.
SOUTHWEST Pass, March 10. 6 ?. Ma
rometer 30. Wind south-southwest and
light. Arrived-Schooner Lady Woodbury.,
Woodbury., master, five days from UtlIlS,
with fruit, to Machsca & Oteri; steamship
General Meade at , +. NJ, Sampson, mas
ter, from New York. 70 J. II. Ludwigsen.
No departures. On the bar, bound out
Ship Dilhalree and steamships Mississippi
and EanGalia.
PAss-ALOUTRE, March 70. - Weather
calm ard clear. No arrivals. Sailed
Steamships Margaret. at 500 =. NJ, and
(itv of Dallas AT Il p Nj.
VICKsBURc, March 10. - Down - Rich
mond at II last night, and Pargoud at 3 y.
NJ. yp-Jennie Howell at A. NJ. Weather
warm and raining. River falling.
CINCISSATI. March 9.-ArIived-Nick
Longworth. from New Orleans. Departed
john Kilgour. for New Orleans. River
nineteen Tee. and falling. Weather cloudy
and warm.
PITTsBvRG. March 10. - River nine
Zee: and swelling slowly. Weather clear
and pleasant. Several tows Of coal left TO-
dav for below. The Skillinger IS loading
for Red river.
EVANSVILLE. March l9-Weather cloudy
and mild River has risen twenty inches
within the last twenty four hours. Up-H.
5. Turner. A. NJ: Minneola. 6 A. M;
Mary Houston, P. N.
CAIRO, March observation-disclosures
CITY. from New Orleans, at s p. NJ: Bis
marck. from New Orleans. at 10 p. M; Jas
per. from New Orleans. at ii =. NJ: City #
Helena, from Vicksburg, at A. Nj; Louis.
vile, from New Orleans, at | +. NJ; Alaska.
from New Orleans. at ?. NJ; Shannon.
from New Orleans. at ) p. NJ: E. Ii. Dur
fee. from Red River, al > p. NJ Colorado.
from st. Louis. at 6 =. NJ: Esperanto, from
Red River. az d: p NJ. Departed-C Crescent
Citv.ior S.. Louis, at 10 i. NJ; Common
wealth. for New Orleans, at II p. NJ: Bis
marck, for -. Louis. at midnight: K. Z.
Lee, for New Orleans. az | A. NJ: Jasper,
Tor St Louis. at | A. NJ; Louisville, for Gin.
cinnati, a'3 T. NJ: Alaska. for Cincinnati, |
at z. NJ: shannon. for Cincinnati, at p.
NJ: Durtee, for ST. Louis. at 3 p. NJ. and |
Colorado. for Eicksburg, at p. N. The |
river has risen eight riches within the last |
twenty four hours. Weather cloudy and |
warm. !
LOUISVILLE. March l9.-River falling |
slowly; eight feet four inches i'll the canal, |
and AK feet four inches i'll the chute. |
Weather clear and mild.
ST LOUIS. March 10 -Arrived-Bismarch. |
Pauline Carroll and Tom Jasper, from New |
Orlears: 81. Luke, from Ouachita river.
eparted-John Kyle, and Jshn +. Tolle, |
for New Orleans. River rising slowly. |
Weather clear and pleasant
SHREVEPORT, March l9.-Arrived yester-
ierday-Texas, from New Orleans. No de-
partures Arrived tO-day-R. T. Bryarly.
from Jefferson. Departed to-day-La Belle
and K. T. Brvarly. for New Orleans.
Weather fair. The river has fallen seven
inches within the last twenty four hours.