New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-09
IooNrrsUED FROM Frns7 PAGz.I


anchored near Sewall's Point. wIta her
machinery disabled.
poRTsMoUrn, March 8-The bodies OF
the murdered girls were brought to this
city this afternoon and medical eXamina-
tion made. A handkerchief found tied
around the neck of one Of the women has
Nean identified az the ore given TO Wagner
by a girl in TINS city recently. H3aghe,rT
etill remains in the statiOnhOuse. He vii.
be taken to Portland tO-nigh: TO. cxam:na.
sjoa and arraignment.
Weather ReDorr.
WAR DRPAg-Hzsr
Oahce Chief Sig2s4 Cr1ceT, I
Washington. March }. iE7-s AS ?. NJ
PROBABILITIES.
For Sunday, in the New England States,
rising barometer, fresh winds, aud partly
cloudy weather. For the Lake region. west
winds and generally clear weather. For
the Middle and South Atlantic States, part
" cloudy and clear weather. with westerly
winds. Cautiouary signals continue At
Boston and Portland
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS. March 3, p. M.-Ba'
rometer 1880. Wind south ana hight.
Arrived-SteamEhip New Orleans. a: /: !"
PM, eager, master. from New ORR. 70
A. Mouton; steamship Missouri. at 3.iV l. N
Matthias. master. from Liverpool via hey
NJ.
tina, Cappoa, master, eighty daEs from
Palermo, with 100 passengers, to &. Grande'
Sailed-Ship Giants CauseWay steamships
.Iuniata. George Cromwell and Emily b.
Souder, and schooner A. Il. Nelson.
VIcksBURG. March 8.-Passed down.
Pauline Carroll, 10 A. N. Lady Lee;
A. NJ; K. f. Lee, 9 A. M; Al!"Ghany bel!e'
2 Iast night. Up, to-day-Belle o. shreYe-
port, 3 p. NJ. REVERSING: Weather warm
and clear. ..,,o,,
MEMpuIs. March S.--The river has fallen
nne foot. Weather clear and pleasant. Ar
riyed-Pink Varble, from Pine BUN. De'
narted-AIaska and and Mary Houston, Tor
New Orleans; Grand Tower, mary roe;
Mohawk, and barges, tor 81 LOUIS Legal
Tender. for White river and Diamond: tor
Louisville.
SuREyEPORT, March 8-Arrived yester'
dav-Ackley and Katie P. Kountz. from
New Orleans. No departures. Arrived to-
day-Little Fleta and Rapides, from JET
Ferson; May Lowry, from New Orleans
Clifford, from Carolina Bluffs. The Rapide-
ia disabled. Departed-Ienry Tete, toi
New Orleans. The river has fallen two
inches in the last twenty-four hours
Weather clear.
ST. LOUIS, Match S.-Arrived-Great
Republic. Henry Ames and Richmond, from
New Orleans. Departed taineer, fol-
Ouachita river, Fl. G. Yeager, for New Or
leans; City of Helena. tor VlchsDurs
River rising slowly. Weather clear and
warm. The ice in the upper Mississippi Ii
breaking up. ere
EVANSVILLE, March S-Weather clear and
mild Passed dOwn-~Charles Bodmann, al
SPIN; Thompson Dean. at 7. M. Rlvel
has fallen one foot.
PTTTsBuRG, March electromagnetic river
rising slowly, with four feet four inches II
the channel. Weather warm. with mdlca
tions of rain.
CAIRO, March 8.--Arrived-JCe Kinney
from ST. Louis, at 3 last night; j. ). Nc
Donald. from Baton Rouge, at 7. NJ.
Mary Mcdonald, from Ouachita river, at II
A. NJ; Thomas Sherlock, from New Or
leans, at 10 A. M. DEPARTED. s. McDon
AID for Pittsburg, at A NJ; Capitol City
for Vicksburg, at A. M; Joe Kinney, to
New Orleans at noon; Mary Mcdonald, TO
st. Louis, at noon; Thomas Sherlock, TO
Cincinnati, at noon; Joe Kinney, for Rec
river, at p. NJ. River has fallen two feet
Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, March 3.-River twelve fee
six inches and falling. Arrived-SamuelJ
Hale, from New Orleans. Departed
Charles B. Church, for New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, March S.-The river Is fall
ing; six feet six inches in the canal, AM
four feet six inches in the chute. Weathe
clear and pleasant. No arrivals or depart