New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-18
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Weather Report.
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Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, March H. 1878, s:35 P. N.
PROBABILITIES.
On Tuesday for New England rising bar
ometer and generally clear weather, with
northwest winds backing to southwest
For the Middle States falling barometer,
southerly winds and rising temperature
For South Atlantic and Eastern Cult states
falling barometer easterly winds, cloudy
and threatening weather. A storm centre
will move east over the lake region, with
southwest winds, cloudy and Threatening
weather and possibly light rain over the
Ohio valley and Michigan. Over Lake Su-
perior and the Northwest, north anu west
winds will prevail. with cloudy weather.
Cautionary signals will be displayed at
the lake stations from and after Aprll /.
River Intelligence.
Southwest PASS March II, P. M.-Ba-
rometer 1928. Wind east, light, with timex
fog. No arrivals or departures. -FOUR
.hlps. two barks, two brigs, two steamers,
and one schosner inside Ships Diinalrt
and Reunion. and steamers NanGaiI" and
Mississippi on the bar bound out.
SHREyEPORT. March l7.-Arrived yester-
day-May Lowery, from Jefferson; La
Belle. nom New Orleans, and Frazer, from
Lake Bi-tneau. Departed-Lessle Taylor,
for New Orleans. Arrived to-day-Ma1ia
Louise, Katie Z. K0untZ. and Ruby. from
Jefferson. and joe Kinney. from ST. Louis.
Observation-Disclosures Ackley, for jefferson:
Katie z. Kountz. May Lowery. Bart Able
and John +. Moore, for New Orleans.
Weather fair. River fallen eigh! inches
within last twentv-four hours.
MEMPHIS. March 1.-THE river il falling
slowly. Weather warm and rainy. Arrived
Legal Tender from White river, Westwind
from Little Rock and Utah from Arkansas
RIVER. eparted-RichmOnd for New Or
leans: Bismarck. Belle Memphis. City o!
Helena and st. Luke for 81. Louis: Era No.
9, Mary Miller and John Parker for Cincln'
matt. and Mary Houston for Louisville.
IICKsEUgG, March I7.--Down-Carrle V.
kountz a! ten O'Clock last night. Down to-
day-Gdrrett and barges at A. Nj: Hell
.ocg and barges at 7 A. NJ. Cp-Glencoe
at eleven o'clock last night. Up to-day
Belle Lee at 3 P. NJ; Mary E. Poe at 6
p. NJ: Lady Lee at p. NJ. Weather cool
and cloudy. River falling.
C1SCINNATr. March l7.-Weather fair and
mild. The river went to twenty !wo feet
this morning and commenced falling this
evening: at six o'clock it was twenty feet
eight inches.
P11TsBURG. March l7.-River nine feet
four niche. and falling slowly. Weather
clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE. March H.-River rising
slowly: eight feet six inches in the canal,
six feet six inches in the chute. Weather
clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE. March H.-Neather clear.
Mercury ranging between $50 and $50. The
river has risen fifteen inches within the
last twenty-four hours. Down-Thomas
Sherlock at : p. NJ. Up-Nick Longworth
at 6 A. NJ.
CAIRO. March l7.-Arrived-W. J. Lewis,
from Ouschta river. at II p. NJ; Robert E.
Lee, from New Orleans, at A. NJ; Capitol
City. from Vicksburg. at 3 A. M: Belle of
Shreveport, from ST. Louis, at p NJ. De-
parted-Mollie Moore, for New Orleans, at
! =. NJ; Grea: Republic, tor New Orleans,
at p NJ: w. }. Lewis, for 81. Louis. at
midnight; Robert +. Lee. for Paducah, at
A. NJ: Capitol City, foe ST. Louis at A.
NJ: Belle Of Shreveport, for Red river, at
F. NJ River risen four inche. within the
last .wentytour houre. Weather cloudy
and mild.
ST. LOUIS, March T.-Arrived-W. J.
Lewis, from Ouachita river, and James
Howard. from New Orleans. Departed
Mary Alice. for New Orleans. River rising.
Weather clear and warm.