New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

1 sympauhy 10 the Catholics OF Germany.
| The following resolutions were adopted
| Resotred That we, the German Catholics
| of Philadelphia, as freemen and Jealous
| Catholics. do sympathize with aud pity
| Germanys truest sons and most faithful
citizens now suffering under injustice un
| worthy of civilized State That we ap-
| preciate and admire the bearing OF the
German Episcopacy toward the prosecuting
| goV ernment, and are firmly convinced
| that by following the subhme exam
| pie OF our hero Pope, they stIll Will
| prove shepherds true of their STOCK.
| That We look with inexp4esslnle Joy
| upon the unanimity of faith and constancy
Of endurance of the whole body OF the Ger
| man clergy and admire their beautiful sub
| mission to the Church, andi in consequence,
| entertain most hatteTng hopes for the fu-
| ture of the Church Of Germany That We
| are FIRMLY convinced that the Catholics OF
| Germany will continue to value their 1alth
| bove ell other blessings, AMI will persevere
| in it; and that should circumstances re-
| Guire it. they will be prepared to sacrifice
| life and all for its dear sake, ever mindful
| that as they must give to CTsar the thing.
| that are CFsar'a. they will not moment
| hesitate to giyo likewise unto God what are
| Gods.
| Many prominent clerg, men were present.
| New YORK, March Am engine on the
! Chicago and Michigan Shore railroad was
! uDtrackeG and broken. journal. the en-.
! gineer. the fireman and brakeman were
| killed. The passengers were uniDjured.
! PROVIDENCE. K. L., March pa fire oc-
| CURED at Phoenix village today, destroy
| ing property TO the amonnt of Sl00,eGG, in.
| cludng the National Bank and Masonic
| Lodge.
Neathep Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT )
Office Chief Signal Officer, ,
u aat ngton. March 25. 1873. 4:35 T. n
PROBABILITIES.
The storm centre, now in Kentucky will
probably move eastward as well devel-
oped cyclone. over the Middle Atlantic
coast. where a second storm centre is now
apparently about 70 form. For the Middle
and East Atlantic cOasts, brisk and possibly
high winds from the northeast, with rain
and snow on Wednesday morning. From
West Virginia and the lower lakes. west
60 the Mississippi. brisk north and west
winds. with rain and snow, followed on
Wednesday night by clearing weather.
N0rtherly winds will continue i'll the West.
ern Gulf States. with falling temperature.
Winds veering TO northwest, with falling
temperature. will prevail in the Middle
States. and veering 10 southwest and west,
with rain. in the South Atlantic States dur.
ing Wednesday morning.
Cautionary signal continue on the Middle
and East Atlantic coasts, and are ordered
for Charles ION, Savannah. jacksonville and
Mobile.
River InteliiGence.
SOUTHWEST PASS. March 25, p. M.-Ba-
romeLer 1870 Wind west, strong. Ar
rive1-Brig Charlotte Buck. Blohm, mas
ter, six days from Havana, with mOlasses
and sugar: steamship Cortes, at :, p. NJ.
kemDle, master, from New York, TO A.
NJ t.ln ID
Baker, master, from Vera CruZ, via Tam
pico, 10 PIN, ForwOod & Co; steamship
United States, at 4:2I p. NJ, Baker, master |
from New York, to }. II. Ludwigsen: steam !
ship ST. Louis, at 4:40 p. NJ; Roberts. mas. /
ter, from Liverpool, to Slas Weeks: steam. !,
ship Yazoo, at 5:l5 p. NJ, Catherine, mas |
ter from Philadelphia via Havana. to Z. !
A. Yorke. No departures. On the bar, !
bound craftsmanship Legislator
NICKsEURG. March 25.-Down-Natchez. !
5 z. M; Susie Silver, t p NJ; John Kill !
gour P. N. Up-Richmond. 4 A NJ.
River falling. Weather cool and cloudy.
MLMrHTs. March 2j.-Weather cloudy
and cold rain and snow storm all day.
Arrived-Pink Varble, from Arkansas
river: Legal Tender. from White river:
Little Alps. from New Orleans: Andy
Baum; from Cincinnati. Departed-Oak-
land. for New Orleans; Charles Bodmann,
for Cincinnati; Julia for Vicksburg: Anna.
for Arkansas river; Kittie Hegler, for Gin.
cinnati; Pat Cleburn, for White river.
CINCINNATI, March 21.-Weather cloudy
all dav: raining tonight since dark. Mer-
curry 40. River twenty seven feet and fall
ing.
LOUISVILLE. March 2j.-River rising: now
ten feet two inches in the canal: eight
feet two inches in the chute. 1t has rained
nearly all day: cold. and snow falling TO-
night.
EVANSVILLE. March 25 Rain fell all last
night and until three o'clock this evening,
since which time driving snow storm with
fierce northwest wind has been experienced.
River risen eighteen inches within the last
twenty.four hours. Up--Robert Mitchell
at 3 A. N. and PeytOna with barges at
eleven o'clock. Down-Alleghany Belle
and barges at = 7. NJ. and Minneola at
three O'Clock.
CAIRO, March 5.-Arrived-Dexter. from
New Orleans. at ! p NJ and Indiana, from
New Orleans. at i 7. NJ. Departed-Dex-
ter, for st. Louis. at z. NJ, and Indiana,
for Louisville at Z. NJ. River about sta
,ionary. Rain fell until 3 p. NJ, when a
snow storm set in. Mercdry 800. ,
PITTsBURG, March 25.-River twelve feet ,
our inches and rising. Raining to night.
ST Louis, March .-Arrived-Thomp- ,
on Dean, from New Orleans. Departed
'uture City, for New Orleans, and City of ,
Ielena, for Nicksb burg. River about sta ;
ionary. Heavy snow storm all days, to- !
light being one of the most bosterous of !
he winter: mercury 70 below the freezing
oint. s