New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
IooNTNUED FROM FIRST PAeE.l

.iy,. Ire broke out here at two O'Clock thl>
morning. destroying the Neville house,
Brown and Thweat's law office. ana MT
rrean.Y's saloon. There is $500 insurance
an .h. Neville House, and $500 on the
furniture. The building belonged to
Nicholas RIghton. On the Law office ~"
:renrance was $1,000 on the building ana
600 A.. -ac hooks. and ON ;he saloon S3JDt
.Jrc huifding occupied by Mr.. Dreamer be
IuugeI 10 Judge IIaniey and Mrs. -. II.
Oates. Loss $4,000
81: FRAyCisCu. JANUARY ..-Reintorce'
uents are mOsing agains: Canaan JACK.
IOu.tSen dcat! "hlOeF Nt!e seq oi' l'i' 80
cen: battlefield. :, :.
surveying parties .: The Texas Pacific
railroad, east and west. me. .as; thursday
81 Arizona City.
The clipper ship Young America arrived
from Liverpool! ID ninety n.ne Gays. .he
Easiest time recorded.
BosT0N. January !A-TLc death !ate
from smallpox appears steadily decieasiug:
only eight deaths reported thus far TO day.
During the week eighteen, against twenty
five tar tie same period iaet week.
Weather Report.
WAX DEPAR1MEST }
Office Chief Signal "tfceT. (
waeh.D gton, January p, 1873, 80 r. ny
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, winds veering 10
nOrthprly and easteTlv on thursday, win
increasing cloudiness. For the Middle
States, falling barometer fresh and ur"h
northerly 70 easterly winds, cloudy weatEtr
and rain. except for the northern portion,
Irobably Esuow. For the South Atlant c
and Eastern Gulf States, easterly 10 s"uti-
erly winds falling barometer. rising ten
uerature aud rain. For the Western GGll
States and nOrthward TO Wisconsin ana
Minnesota, rising barometer, falling TEN
perature fresh and brisk westerly 10 MOI III
grly winds, and clear and clearing weather,
and these cOuGi ions extendl' CastWaf
during the day over probably Michigan,
Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee and western
portions Of Georgia and Florida
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS. January -, p. NJ
Barometer 2o:G0. Wind south southwest
light. with thick fog. No arrivals or de-
2artures.
and pleasant. The river rose one inch
during the past twenty-tour hours. Ar
T!ved-Texas and Emile !.aBarges De-
Standardization
MEMPHIS, Jauuarr .!-Weatier warm:
has been raining nearly al! day. The .lveT
has .iser five !nches. No arrivals or de.
paTturss up 20 u W. !Ge !Ad!ana passed
down last night.
81. Lows, JANUARY :.-Thc Colorado
aud Mary Mcdonald are expected from
cairo tonight. The Richmond left for Me-
Orleans. River rising. Weather cold.
Rain this afternoon; snow Tonight The
gorge above Sto Charles broke up Tuesday
afternoon and passed here during last night
W!thcut ntlictiBg any damage.
CINCINNATI. January 22-River tLirty-nnc
feet in the channel and falling. Departed
John Kilgour. for New Orleans. Weather
cloudy; mercury So
PITTsBURG, January ~ River nine feet
in the channes and about stai!onalyo
Weather CLOUDY; mercury 5t-.
EVANSVILLE, January 1.-The weather
/. cloudy: showing since noon: mercury 33o
80 4Oo. The river has risen two feet during
he past wenly-fOur hours. pUwa-RobegI
Mtrhell7 A. NJ.
CAIRO. January .2-Arrivei -. Afma.
diiln. from New Orleans, A. NJ: Shannon.
from Louisville. noon; Alaska. from New
Orleans. ! z. NJ; Mary Miller. from New
Orleans. 3 7. NJ. Departed-H. W. Skillin.
ger, for Red river. P. VI /: .irinadilo, for
Cincinnati. ) A. NJ; Lady Lee. for 81.
Louis, A. NJ; shannon, for New Oriean-.
I =. NJ: Alaska, foI Cincinnati, , 70 VI
The river las fallen five inches during fhe
past twenty -four hours. Raining: mercuE.
400.
LOUISVILLE. January 22.--RiveE rising:
eleven feet seven inches in the canal.
Weather cloudy and damp this morning:
heavy snow since =. NJ: still showing.
Mercury 81 TO i0o.
NIcKsBURG, January Ono boats down
:o-day. Passed up-COntinental at ten
and Moiiie Moore at twelve last r1gLs.
Weather cool and cloudy. River gisinse