New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-14

no the snd norsbey winds yss,ng 70
southessteriy. increasing cieuoS "ea'n'' 'AA
% n. lower lakes, northwesterly to north,
eaafer,y winds and very cold. partly cIonay BLU
Por the Eastern aud Middle States. northwest
erly vipds, with cold and partly cloudy weather.
For Missouri, Kentucky and tennessee sou'n-
easterIy winds and increasing ci0nohesS
For the Southern states, northwesteriy W'nos,
low temperature gensraily clear "eA.ne, anu ,.
frost except in the Western Gulf. where south"riy
Winds. rising temperature and partly cloudy
weather may be expected
River Intelligence.
SoUruwysr PAS, November l3, P. M.-Barometer
3e25. Weather calm and hazy Arr1yed-Scho9t a,
weston in ballast to w. H. Talbot: She got ashoI g
outside while working in; was pulled off and to"ed
Dix. Captain Freeman. Ship Nigallate Whit
more master, thirty eight days from St. Fazaire,
in ballast to order steamship City OF Dallas Is,
George A. Fosdick l. Go. Norwegian brig Jeanne.
Hautfe, master Is days from Hsvre, in ballast o
master. Ship Kentuckian fofter master nity,t Nv,
scioto, Mitchell, master, sixty daSs nom Liver
pool, in ballast, to master. On November H. IN
latitude 2To So north, longitude s 2" west Ps ssed
a vessel bottom upw ard, apparently about $50 or
800 tons. and about 100 feet, with Keel and rudder
gone. Ship Maid Of Orleans, Houston, master
German bark Tegethorff. Reher. master, sixty DAYS
from Bremen, with general cargo TO Ranzcr. Tai
4 Co. Saled-StedInSDlp lily Oh hdiVtSiou,
ship Hampton Court, bark Elliott Richie and
schooner J. g. Whippe. The steamship Marina Is
agrour d inside of the bar.
PAss-A-LOUTKE, November IL, NOon.-Wind north
nor Jheast light. Weather very hazy. No arrivals.
Enthusiastically Margaret.
VICKsBuRG, November 10 Passed dOwn-L"uis
Vile ut ! A. NJ. Up--ColOraT0 10 a. N Exporter.
4A NJ and John A. Scudder. p NJ. Weather cool
and clear. River rising.
MEMPHIS, November 13-Weather clear and cool.
The river came to stand last night and is now
declining. ArIived-Aleghany Belle from Pitts.
burg. Departed-P. w. StIader and John Haude
ior New Orleans and City OF Chester for st. LOUIS
CINCINNATI, November l3.-River ten feet six
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and cold
PITrsBpRG, November l3.-Riyer six feet ten
inches and rising slowly.
cold. River fallen ten incfes in the last twenty.
four hours
CAIRO, November 13-Arrved-Belfast. from
New Orleans at S A. Nj; Charles BOdmaun, from
New Orleans at ten; City of Helena from st. Louis,
at 2 p. NJ. Departed-Henry Ames for New Or
leans at A. NJ: Belfast Tor st. Louis, at seven;
Charles Bodmann, for ST. Louis at noon. The
berand island and can get of till the river rises.
Her freight and passengers have been transfe red.
River fallen SIX inches. Weather clear and cold.
LOUISVILLE, November l3.-Riyer falling with five
feet six inches in the canal, and three feet six
inches in the pass down the chute. Weather
cloudy. with light snow. The John Kilgour added
seventy five tons of freight and live stock. Ar
riyed-John Kilgo IT, from Cincinnati. Departed
John KilgOur and W. J. Behan, for New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, November observation-disclosures. frem
New Orleans; Kinney, from vickshurg. Departed
II. &. Jaeger and City OF Quincy, for New Orleans;
Capitol City, for vicksburg; Lady Lee. for Red
river. Riv er falling. Weather clear and warmer.