New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS
Smallpox in Nova Scotia and Boston
Marine Disasters-Sclma. Rome and
Dalton Railroad Repaired-Tbe NIedoC
Nnr

Smallpox in Nova Scotia and Boston
Marine Disasters-Sclma. Rome and
Dalton Railroad Repaired-The IIedoC
War.
HALIFAX, January THE small pox pre-
walls in nelghboring towns.
The brig Napier was abandoned at sea;
the bark A. Hunter is ashore and the brig
Amelia Ann sunk.
NEW HAVEN, January 4-Bepjamin q
Ford's jewelry store burned to-day. Loss
$S0,00A
BosToN, January 4.-Arrived-Malta.
The steamship Texas, from Liverpool,
arrived below this port Friday, in a dense
fog, and while coming up the harhor
went ashore, and remained this forenoon,
with her bows resting on the shore hard
and fast, while under her stern there are
twenty feet of water 1t is expected that
after discharging portion of her cargo she
will come of without material damage.
The British steamer Sir Francis. also
from Liverpool, went ashore yesterday
afternoon on Hampton beach during a thick
fog. The passengers and crew were saved.
There were 20i deaths during the past
week, of which sixty were from smallpox.
FORTRESS MONROE, January AR
rived-Brig Caroline BRAY, from Turks
Island, for orders; left schooner Jennie
Murphy in port; passed, December 81, in
latitude $50. longitude 739 30, an Americas
bark, bound south. showing Il private sig
nal, blue with a white diagonal centre. la
latitude 36- 30 north, longitude ~ west,
passed n white mast, with a black lower
yard and BLOCK attached, apparently but
short tiIle i'll the water.
MONTGOMERY, January THE Selma
Rome and Dalton railroad, one of the most
important lines on the Great Southern Mail
and Passenger Route, badly damaged by
late ttoods, is now repaired, and trains have
resumed on schedule time
ST. LOUIS January IL. Kuppe, editor
of the Bellevue Zeititng committed suicide
SAN Francisco, January AT the latest
advces from the Medoc war, the Federals
were waiting transportation for the how
tiers. Meanwhile Captain Jacks force
was increasing.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal Officer, :
Washington January l. 1873. 4:3S p H..
PROBABILITIES.
For New England clear weather and
westerly winds, the latter shifting to east
erly on Sunday, with increasing cloudiness
Sunday night For Middle States northeast
erly to southeasterly winds and increasing
cloudiness, with snow, over the northern
portion on Sunday afternoon and night. and
probably rain over the southern portion on
Sunday night. For the Southern States
east Of the Mississippi easterly and south
easterly winds, cloudy weather and rain. |
For Ohio, Indiana ana Illinois northerly To
easterly winds, cloudy weather and rain,
except snow for the northern portions. For |
the upper lake region uor:heIly winds sees- |
ing to easterly, with sloudy weather and !
light Snow. From Kansas and Missouri 10 |
Minnesota rising barometer. winds shifting !
10 northerly and westerly. falling tempera- |
ture and clearing weather, these conditions !
extending eastward over probably the en-
tire Mississippi valley.
River inIelIiRence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, January 4, - Nj
Barometer 1890 Wind oast-southeast
blowing strong. Notwithstanding Ar
btrator. at ; A. NJ, Craig, master. from
Liverpool. to Ocean, Zerega * Co: ship
Nile. Newcomb, master. nifty days from
Antwerp. IN ballast, to master; brig ,Har-
risen. SchrllhojS0 master, forty days from
Rio Jancir1, with coffee, to Napier x Co;
bark EcirySs, Caulkins, master. fifty-one
days from Bristol, with railroad iron TO
order; three masted schooner Thomas w
Stone, Pitcher, master, seventeen DAYS
from Philadelphia. with coal TO New er-
leans. jackson and Great Northern Rail
road Ssiled-Steamship Liberty. ship
and banks Fortunio and Belgium
CAIRO, January Arrived - Glasgow
from New Orleans at eight last night;
Jam Howard from New Orleans at p.
Bismarck from New Orleans nj 7. N
light hast night. River rising slowly. |
n Weather cold and showing.
MEMPHIS, January 4-Weather cloudy,