New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

- ssventv-nine. vice president OF the
80 80, Owners' and Captains Associations
"a to.dav He was the largest sdlIlnS
vessel owner in TINS clty, ,,ol
WopCEsTER. April AT the annual
,oeatinp of the Rowing Association OF the
american College, held in this city today
+ WAS decided that the annual regatta shdil
take place on the Connecticut river al
SPRINGFIELD on the seventeenth OF July. or
before; the race TO be three miles. straight
away. ,.a.
II voted that crews from different
colleges could be selected from the different
denartments. instead OF being confined 20
On. department as formerly.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT J
Office Chief Signal officer. (
Washington, April = t87.. 40 r. NJ
PROBABILITIES.
Areas OF low barometer vii! move, drrin9
THURSDAY. eastward over the lower MS
souri, valley and also over Oregon lor the
latter State. cloudy and rainy weather VII
rontinre. In the Western Gulf States, in
cr.a sin, .outher!v winds and threatening
weather. In the Eastern GElt and Snuth
Atlantic States rising barometer. hight
winds and generally clear weather r0r
the Middle and Eastern States, rising
barometer. westerly winds. with partly
cloudy and clear weather. except
probably in Maine. where northeast
winds, backing 10 northwest. with cloudy
weather, is more probable. For the lover
lakes, diminishing westerly winds. with
gradually cioudy weather. For Lake Mich
iran. southerly winds. backing southeast.
and partly cloudy weather. For Lake Su-
nerior light easterly winds. Cautlonary
signals continue ar Boston. Portland.
Maine. Passport, Oswego, Rochester. Bat
.a!o. Cleveland, Toledo aud Detroit.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, April :, 7. M.-Ba-
rometer 30. Wind east-southeast, fresh.
Arriyed-Bark " esttOld. jacobson. master.
hftv-six days from Cardiff with railroad
iron. to order: ship +. G. Scranton, Wheeler,
master. thrty-n nine days from LIVERPOOL,
With salt. to master. Scholarships Helen
Clinton and Carondelet harks Eros and
Sirius, and schooner John +. kranz.
SHREVEPORT. April 2.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River fallen three inches
within the last twenty-tOur hours Ar
,iyed-Maria LOuise. from Jefferson; La
Belle, from New Orleans, and Belfast. from
st Louis. No departures.
MEMPHIS. April 2.-Weather cloudy: in
dications of ram. River rising steadily.
Departed-Henry ProbascO and John Hi
rour, for Cincinnati; Thompson Dean, City
for New Orleans: st. Joseph. Mollie Moore
and John Kyle. for St. Louis and Belle Lee.
for Evansville.
V1cKsBURG, April =. Il p. M.-Passed
down-Henrv S. Turner. at eleven last
aight Down to-day-Lady Lee, 2. M:
Robert Mitchell, ) p. NJ. Up-Alaska; II
NJ; Belle of Shreveport, z. NJ. Weather
warm and clear. River rising.
CNCINSATI, April 2..River thrty-eigh,
feet and rising Weather clear and pleas
ant. Arriyed-City OF Cairo. from New
Orleans.
ST. Louis. April ..-Arrived-kountz,
from New Orleans Departed-Jasper and
Yaeger. for New Orleans: w. j Lewis, for
Red River. River falling slowly. with ten
feet to Cairo. Weather clear and warm.
PTTsBURG, April 2.-River scant twelve
feet: falling High winds all day. Az
rived-E H. Durfee. from New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE. April 1.-The river has fallen
six inches in the past twenty-fOur hours:
still receding; scant fifteen feet IN the
canal, thirteen feet in the chute. Weather
clear and pleasant. The Richmond is eX'
pected to leave for New Orleans tonight.
EVANSVILLE. April :.--Weather cleared
M and cool during last night: calmer and
rnilder today. River about stationary
CAIRO April --Arrived-LOuisville from
Cincinnati. at A. NJ: Commonwealth. from
New Orleans. 8 p. Nj: }. y. Kellogg, from
New Orleans. A. NJ. Departed--PeytOna
for New Orleans, Ii P. NJ; Commonwealth
for st. Louis = A. NJ; Louisville No, and
j. n. Kellogg. Tor st. Louis. 10 A. NJ. The
river has risen fourteen inches within the
last twenty four hours. NeatheS clear
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