New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18
the heat epbA,n. man in the .Mexicsn army

the best egbAinR man in the Mexican army,
and if he rebels will have plenty Of follow.
ers. He is now at Zacatecas in command
of large force, and is said to he in Gym
pathy with the III alcontents of SaltiilO and
Monterey.
PARIS. Septambe 1.-THE Official NOR
tuary report shows there have been nine
teen deaths by cholera in this city from the
ninth 70 the fourteenth instant.
NJ. F. Darbiay, known as Darblay the
elder is dead.
sherman and Sheridan.
PITTsBURG, September II. - Generals
Sherman and Sheridan are here, attending
the seventh reunion of the Army of the
Cumberland. President Grant is expected
tO-uigha
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal officer, :
washington, September Il, 1873 i:35 T. MY
On Thursday. for New England and the Middle
States, the pressure will diminish with sour hea St
erly to southerly winds increasing to fresh and
brick. increasing clal!diness and ram.
For the South Atlantic and CUR States east of
the Mississippi. gentle and fresh winds mostly
from the south aud east and partly claudy weather
For Tennessee and the Chic valley, fresh and
brisk winds veering 10 the southwest and west
and generally cloudy weather, With saiB i'll she lat
ter
For the lower lake region. brisk and high winds,
gradually veering to southerlv and ~esteriyc
cloudy Gather and rain.
For the upper lake region cloldv weather rain
and nigh winds tonight. the latter shftin. 20 west
and nOrthwest during Thursday. with clearing
weather and diminishing force OIL IAIusday night.
70. Missouri, Iowa and Minnesota, nOrthwssterly
winds with clear and clearing weather vii! prevail
on Thursday.
Cautionary signals continue at Duluth, Miwau.
kee Chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo Cleve.
land Erie and Buffalo, and are ordered for Roches-
ter and Oswego
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass. September II, P. M.-Baro.
meter 1850 Wind northeast strong Arrived
Steamship l. q. Harris at 1850 A. H., Brown mas
ter, from Havana via Key West TO c. A. Whitney
Co; steamship Juniata. at 10 A. NJ Catherine,
master. from Philadelphia, to +. A. iorke; steam
ship Harlan at 22O P. H., Lewis, master, from Gal.
vestOn to G. A. Whitney Co; ship Norfolk
Griffiths, master, fortysix days from Bio Janeiro
In ballast, to master. No departures.
VICKsBURG, september l1.-EO boats up down
to dry. Weather warm and cloudy River falling
MEMPHIS September l1.-Weather clear and
warm. Arriyed-COlOrado from VicksDurg Key
stone and barges from above. Departed-Colorado
for Vicks5urg last night; Nashville for White river.
CINCINNATI, September l7.-River five feet i've
inches and ia ling. Weather fair and warm
PIrTsBURG September 17.-WeatLer Gear and
pleasant. River unchanged.
EVANSVILLE, Septe mber l7.-Weathat clear 1n6
warm. The river has fallen three inclies
CAIRO September Observation-Disclosures from
New Orleans 9 A. NJ; Susie Silver. from st. louis
4 p. NJ; City Of Vicksburg from 81. Louis, 6 p NJ.
for New Orleans, 6 I. NJ Airing
ton, for Cincinnati, II A NJ. The river has fallen
three inches. Weather clear and warm
ST. LOUIS. September Observation-Disclosures CITY
from :vicksbuig. Departed-Bee and barges for
New Orleans. River falling slowly. Weather
clear aud warm.
Louisville, September 1r.-River failing three
feet in the canal Cloudy and hot weather.