New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

the statements relative to the decisions OF
The female justices, and stating that
large majority of the people OF that Terri
tory are favorable to woman suffrage.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT J
Office Chief Signal OhiCer, !
Washington, March 49, 1873. f:35 ?. NJ
PROBABILITIES.
FOR Wednesday, in New England and
New York. southeast winds, "cerlng 70
southwest with cloudy weather and ram.
For the middle and Atlantic coast south
west winds and clearing weather. For the
South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States,
west winds and generally cloudy weather.
For the Southwest, northCrly winds. The
storm centre in Michigan will extend east
over Lake Ontario. with brisk winds on the
lower lakes. For the upper lakes and
Northwest, falling barometer. easterly
winds, cloudy weather and rain. Threaten
ing and rainy weather will extend over the
southern portion of California.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, March 49, 6 y. Mia
rometer 30:lj. Wind south ana Hght, VIII
thick fog. Arrived-Spanlsh bark rama
Amiga master, three days from iia'a1a, ~
ballast, to PUG Brothers; bark NeDo, morn
master. fortv-sevcn days from Limerick, in
ballast, to order; ship Kentuckian. Sears
master forty nine days from HaVre, III pal'
laat 70 master. No departures. On ihc
bar bound out--Ship Dilharrc and steam
chips Mississippi and Nandalla. Inc snlp
Europa OF Bath. Maine. Fulton master. was
totally destroyed at sea, on inc ntS -"
instant. by fire. while in latitude - ~ :
longitude 80 80; the captain ana crew "ol9
.avGd bv the British ship Sparkenhoe' u
London and brought here to-day; :, r.
CAIRO, March lS.-Arrivcd-H; D :, FUR
rcr. from New Orleans at ii T. NJ; AZ" AZ.
line Carroll, from New Orleans, ar "A Hi :.
Minnora from New Orleans. at d hooerI T..
Tan fr"m Paducah. at @ Future City. from
Nv Orleans. at II: st. Luke. from Qua
rhita. al p. M; Mary Houston from New
Orleans at 5, and Commonwealth. from
~ I,onis. at E. Departed-Turner. Tor
Cincinnati. at midnight Pauline Carroll,
for ST. Louis, at 3 A. NJ; Mlneola, Tor Cln'
cjnnati, at 3; Future City, for st. LOUIS, at
+. NJ: st. Luke. for ST. Louis, at b, and
Mary Houston, for Louisville, at 6. The
river has risen six inches within the last
twenty.four hours. Light rain this tore
noon; clear tonight; mercury DO.
VICKsBURG, March IS.-DOwn-John b
Maude at eleven O'Clock last night. Natche1
today at p NJ. Up-City OF Alton at
eleven o'clock last night, City OF Quincy TO
day at 4 A. NJ, and Marble City at IL A: NJ
Weather warm and cloudy. River falling
CISCINNArI, March l8.-Rain fell during
the day; clear to night. River twenty feet
falling. Arrived--Future City. from st
Louis, at p. NJ: st. Luke, from st. Louis
atop. NJ: Mary Houston, from Louisville
at6P.M The river has risen six inches
There was IA light rain this forenoon
Weather clear tonight Mercury 90.
ST. LOUIS. March I8.-ArrlvedCBell
Baton Rouge, from New Orleans; Capito
City. IRON Vicksburg. Departed-Colo
RADIO, for Vicksburg. River rising slowly
Weather clear and pleasant.
PIrTsBURG, March lS.-lt has ralnet
steadily since early this morning. Rive
nine feet four inches, stationary. The Al
!egaany is rising at Oil City, and NOR,
water is probable here. About l,5OO,0W
bushels of coal left here to-day Tor tn
lower ports.
EVANSVILLE, March lS.-lleavy rain dur
ing the forenoon, clear tonight. Rive
has risen two feet within the last twenty
four hours. Down-Sam j. Hale anC
barges. at ten last night. -.
LOUISVILLE. March l8.-River falling
now eight feet six inches in the canal, AM
slx feot six inches in the chute. II ha
tained all morning. Weather cloudy an,
mild tonight Arrived-Nick Longwortl
and Alice Brown. from New Orleans
Departed Longworth, for Cincinnati.