New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-21

fourteenth 1netant, Mn z44J Ootfo1S OF
rosin, sprsAg leak, md Wa SeeShA near
Cape Fear, ON the main bar. The vessel is
thought to be . total loss, and that nearly
| all of her cargo will he saved. $50
l The British brig A. n. B., 0Captain
Strong, arrived at this port from Belfast,
Ireland. She reports having experienced q
heavy gale, October 2, $50 miles south OF
Cape Fear, during which both her masts
we're carried away, After rigging jury
masts, she continued on the course until
Yesterday, when the wrecking steamer
Wacamaw, of this port, took her in tow and
brought her safely in.
A Freshet in the Lehigh.
MATCH CHUNK. Pa, October 2O~rhe
Lehlgh has risen six feet to-day. One boat
has gone over the dam; others are expected
70 follow Great damages feared u the
rain continues until morning.
National Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, October 20-The National
Board of Trade meets in this city in their
regular annual session. A large number Of
delegates from vari0us cities in the Union
are already here, and from the announce
ment Of others TO arrive, it is believed the
convention will be more fully attended than
on any previous occasion.
The Wrecked Steamer.
ST.. LOUIS, October 10 The steamer
Mary E. Poe had twenty passengers and
SuO tons of freight. Among the cargo were
seventy-fve barrels of oil, which bursted,
spreading over the surface OF the water in
sheets of fame. by which many people we're
burned after leaving the boat.
4 Change Of Cabinet.
VIENNA, October 20-Bismarck and the
Emperor are in close conference. A change
of Cabinet is announced, Bismarck proba-
Al " RAJ ina fhk me- ha
try. vice Van Room.
Pere Hyacinthe Pore. =
Madame Pere Hyacinthe has a son.
An Interdiction. !
GENEVA, October 20-BishOp Mermiled, |
from across the French frontier, has issued |
an interdict against three cures recently |
chosen by the old Catholics of this CITY, !
prohibiting their exercise Of religious func. /
lions.
Dead.
EDINGBURG. October 2O.-Rev. Dr.. Cand
lsh, the famous Scotch preacher. is dead.
Lost.
KINGSTON, Canada, October 20. - The
schooner Cecilia Jefray. with II. 900 bushels
u wheat, has been lost.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT !
Office Chief signal Ofacer |
Washington, October 20, 1873. s35 p. NJ
The storm centre will probably move north |
For Tuesday, in New Eng and, falling barometer,
asterly winds veering to southeast, with cloudy |
nd rainy weather
For the Middle States, winds backing to north
vest and southwest.
For the South Atlantic States, nerthwesterly !
7lnds, with clear ana clearing weather.
For the Eastern Gull States, pOrtherly winds, | 1
nth clear weather. &c
lore, Cape May, New York, New Haven, New Lon q
Oh, Woods Hole, Ros on, Portland (Maine) Oswe- | r
o. Rochester Buffalo, Erie Cleveland, Toledo. aud
"a ordered for Detroit. +
River and Marine News. il
NORTHWEST Pass, October 49, 6 P. M.-Baroneter
ESQ. Wind northwest by west, blowing strong. ! .
o arrivals. Sailed-Steamships New Orleans and n !,
herman and brig Eliza Stevens.
SOUTHWEST Pass, October %, b P. M-Barometsr | u
O5 Wind northwest, fresh. 4 he United states / r.
venue steamer Jshn A. Dix Captain Freeman ! II
rived this evening with the United States hight | a.
'use schooner Guthrie, Captain Meeker, III tow | d
hch vessel went ashore during the blow of yes =
rday, ten miles northeast of the bar. SHE was | ~
He'd of by the John A. Dix, and is now anchored al
the lighthouse Captain II. ker reports that 10
ale carrying out al anchor this morning the | ~
at capslzed, and Charles Newton, seaman. was 70
owned. ! III
Sailed Steamship Garcia
VICKsBuRG, October 20.-DOwn-Susie Silver at DC
. NJ; Belle Lee, at p NJ. No boats up to day. at
rived-J. A. scudder, at P. H. Weather mod. IN
October 2o:-River unchanged de-
,ather partially cloudy: Mercury AGO. on
'IrTsBvKG, october 90 RIVER three feet six re
ce Saturday night.
EVANSVILLE October 2O.-Weather clear and cold | Ike
rcury ranging between 1852 and $40. River fail !
slowly.
AFRO. October 2O.-Arrived-Joe Kinney and 81,
ger from St. Louis, at p. NJ; City of Quincy, AT
u st. Louis, at P. NJ. Departed-Crescent Ciry' ~
st. Louis, at A. NJ; Kline " for vicksbury at a.
Nd. River stationary. Weather Clear aud cool |
ouIsvLLE, October 20.-River risen one inch; | Cre
nty nine inches in the cana. Weather clea:' | az
cold with stiff brt re from the north. oe
!. LOUIS, October acknowledgement, from ! s+o
- ar M ~
II. River stationary. Weather clear aud cool 'Al
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