New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14
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Yesterday, and, falling under the vehicle,
was severely bruised.
Pefe Hyacinthe.
GENEVA, October Ii. -Pere Hyacinthe
mas been elected one of three cures 10 Gene
ga, BY the Old Catholics.
Probabilities.
WAR DsPARfsHIf.1
<)fhce Chief Signal Officer, Z
Washington, October 13 1873, S:35 p. d.
For tuesday, in the Gulf States, southeast
~inds, sOmeNh hat higher temperature and III
creased cloudiness, possibly with san on the west
GIN Gulf coast.
southwest winds, with generally clear Heather:
For the Middle end Eastern States, falilng pa
fometer. southwest winds and cloudy or patuy
Fer the lower lakes southerly winds, veeFnE to
Sesterly, with cloudy weaih her
For the upper lakes and the Northwest, GoTth'
Grly WINDS and clear or clearing weather.
River and Marine News.
SorrswKsr Pass. October H. 6 P. M.-Barometef
1890 Wind north light. Arrived-Ship Antarctic,
Smith master, ifty-six days from Liverpool with
general cargo to Meekrr, Knox l. Co. Sailed-Ship
Lawrence Browai, brIgs j. 81. Burns and Anna
gIsacb.
1886. Wind northeast, fresh. Notwithstanding
Sherman, at twelve last light Baker master,
from New York, to J. H. budwisen. and German
bark Bremen, Hellmers, master, SIXTY days from
Gremen, With general cargo to Silkenstadt K Co.
The Bremen reports as follows: Had constant
gesrerly winds in the North sea, English channel
and Bay of Bscay; in the middle part of the vOy-
age fresh northeast trade winds On September
20, when off Cape Francois Domingo, fell in with
very squally and rainy weather. Had very heavy
squalls on the south side of Cuba. Saw Cayman
Brace October 4; had very stormy weather. wind
from southeast TO southwest. Was off Isle of Pines
on the fifth, and on the sixth was in company with
the American ship Lancaster. October Z, saw
bark with mainmsst carried away. BOUNDED Cape
Antonio October 9. During the rest of the passage
experience fine weather and notherly winds On
October u saw two fu.lrgged ships, both with the
koss Of tOpmasts and yards.
sailed-SteamshipS trasburg.
p. M.-Barometer 1890. Wind north-north-
east, light. Arrived-Shp Carondelet, StetsOr,
matter. forty-eight days from Liverpool with salt
and cotton ties, to order She had light winds the
hrst part of the passage from south anu west, and
tor most Of the passage. Nothing unusual tran
spired up to the fifth and sixth instant, when she
experienced hurricane from outheast TO north
northwest. About ten O'Clock the hurricane burst
upon her with terrib e fury, and swept away all
but the mainmast, mizzen and mizzen ,opmast;
was in company yesterday with AN unknown dis
unasted ship. No DEPARTURE r
east. light. Weather very hazy. sArrved-French
bark Prince Napoleon Bara, master, ff y-one days
from Havre, with general cargo. Captain Bara
reports speaking the ship Carondeet on the elev-
enth, seventy miles eastsoutheast from here With
Der fore and malnmasts gone. NO departures.
H., Belle Lee at 3 P. II No boats up to-day.
Weather cool and clear. River falling slowly.
CINCINNATI, October 13.-River unchanged. |
Weather clear and pleasant |
PlTTsBsRG. October l3.-Rrer twenty-five inches
and about stationary. weather clear and cool
EVANSVILLE, October l3.-Riyer stationary.
Weather clear and pleasant
CAIRO. October lJ.-Arrived-Carrie Y. KOuntz, |
from New Orleans, at last night; City of vicks-
burg, from Vicksburg, at P. NJ. Departed-Colo. |
RADIO, for Vicksburg, at P. H.; Carrie V. Kountz.
for st. Louis. this morning. City of Vicksburg for
st. Louis, at p. NJ. River stationary. Weather !
O az cool
EouIsv LIE, october l3.--River stationary; TWEEN
W inches in the canal Weather clear and cool. |
Heavy frost last night.
ST. LOUIS october l3.--Arri1et-Glencoe, from /
New Orleans. No departures River stationary.
Weather clear and pleasant.