New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-24

fer with tho sity government h regard to
- = = Gss,sy Of lrresslsEitics. Il
LgwferowN, Me-, December 2-Tbe
president Of the First National Bank ac-
cuees the cashier Of irregularities, but
claims solvency for the bank. st5s
Tie LsugshereDen's Strike.
PHILADELPHIA. December 23.-The strike
Of the longshoremen continues. The South
ern Steamship Company had its regular
force Of twelve men At work yesterday. and
also succeeded in getting six additional
men in the afternoon At the reduced rate.
OF these six men three were beaten last
night after they quit work. As q natural
consequence the company is without extra
stevedores this morning, the men wiling
TO work being afraid 10 work.
Although they may be protected by the
presence OF the police during the day, they
have pretty solid assurances that the
strikers will be after them at night. This
company will not hold through. They have
three vessels in port at present, all being
detained, and have others to arrive In few
dan.
BALTIMORE December 23-In the Circuit
Court Of Baltimore city this morning Judge
PiDkney decided that the bequest to the
Bishop of Western Maryland, in trust, to
be used for the erection OF mission church
in the city of Baltimore, was void, on the
iREound Of uncertainty.
The late Rev G. Morrison, after making
number of bequests in his will, declares:
.sThe balance l devise to he lett to the
Bishop of Western Maryland in trust, to be
used for the erection OF . mission church in
tie city of Baltimore"
Bishop Nottingham sued the executor of
Morrison to recover the bequest, and the
court says there can not be trustee with
-. no nd M a
sscertaiped who the cestuyGuetrust is. it is
the same as if there were none, and the be-
guest is void for the uncertainty.
IAe First Train Across from New Or.
CAIRO, December 23-The first passen.
ger train from New Orleans ever the Mis-
siseipp Central railroad arrived here TO-
might, and was transferred to the Illinois
side. Regular passenger trains will run
hereafter.
II ~ upderstood a boat will be chartered |
by the Mobile and Ohio railroad to supply |
the place on the steamer Illinois, withdrawn |
to night from the Cairo and Columbus |
Probabilities.
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Washington, December q. $50. 40 2. ny
For New Eng and and the Middle states, cleudy /
Wes Their. with rain or snow, and fresh to brisk
/
light rise Of temperature. followed by clearing /
weather in the sontheIn portion of the last named
For the Southern State east Of the Mississippi |
silver, northerly nds cloudy weather, and pOssi
by light rain will prevail.
slight chang in the pressure and Temperature,
aad generally fair weather, but with areas OF light
Tor the Nor,hwes ct the barometer win fall tenn
ee,sny with light to fresh sou;hrIs yinds and md
in nd he m
Vso6ably fall during Wednesday.
Fer the canal regions Of New York and Pennsyl.
vania fre4 xing weather will continue during the |
oeoing twenty -four hourA
Cautiousry signAls continue ct Norfolk. Cape
Gay... new York, New Haven, New London and
River and Marine NeWs.
6sgTxwss1 PAss December - P. M-Barome-
Ter 1920 Wind north, fresh Arrived-Bark Pan |
1s"l, IN ballast, to MASTER Austrian bark TRADE,
Ssrab0chia master sixty one DAYS from Bremen, |
= ballast 10 master; bark Srius Knuds.n, master.
ship Henry, Irvine master. forty eight dsys from |
uvt rpoc, in ballast, to Lowell 1 Bailey; ship
nom Baf ia, in ballast, 10 Ocean, zrrega c.
steamship Liberty, at 2 A. NJ. Hmdgins, master |
ste m.iip Louisiana at $50 p. M Stewart, master
from Liverpool via Bordeaux. to A. X. Miller 4 |
Co. Sealed ship Riverside barks Carolina, Poly.
carp. Nebo and p. BredersdOIf, briggs Mary Jones
end Cha loire Buck and schooner River Queen.
PAssAL'Orr.., December %, P. M.-wind north,
oSut hFHStu-cttahsHip MdTRaleT, b8k0r, mas /
TER at 10 A. NJ, nom Cedar Keys, t. J. K. Roberts
10 DEPARTURE.
vICxwURs. December 23.-Down-Belle Lee, at | 8
IAN last night. Down to day-Pargoud at ~ M: |
1atcbez at 10 P. N. Up-Henry AIMEE at "A M; |
CITY OF vicksbure, at p. M Weather cool and
D2oudy. River rising.
nxsPHIs, December % Weather cloudy, cool
Nd damp. The river is rising steadily. Arrived a
Belle Of Texas, from Little Rock ]. d. Parker |
Itom Cincinnati; Pals Pilot. from Cincinnati De-
Lewis, Joe Kinney, 1t Joe, Bis | L
narck, for st. Louie; Pat Rogers for Cincinnati: |
larger and 6cndder, for New Orleans; BannocE | 4
City, for White river. | q
CihCiNNATl. December 23.-River twenty ak feet s
nd rising rapid v. Weather clear and COOL S
RrTIsBURa December 23.-River seven feet and | g
ming steadily. j
Lo1lsviLLx December 23-River falling, with ten f
let tn inches in the canal, and eghi feet FEN Fl
nohes in the pass Weather clear and cold. De- |
Derted-R0bert Mitchell q
BvANsvlLLB, December 23-Snow last right | '
leather clear and calm to day. The river has | 8
Men TIVE feet Up-H g. Turner 1T m fl
CAmo, December 2a-Arrived-James ward, | fl
rom New Orleans, At "a. N Depar ed-Howard g
Or ~. Loris, At 3P. II. The river has fallen Ave |
nches. Weather clear and cold G
n. Lows Dect mber 23.-NO arriyas Departed- | n
elorado for vicksburg River falling. with about 4
light feet OF water to Cairo Weather cloudy and ] 4
hid. dense log prevails to night. :