New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
month hence in New York water, but it is
not likely another match will be made.
Quiet In Coahuila.

month hence in New York water, but it is
not likely another match will be made.
Quiet In Coahuila.
MATAMoRAs, October IL. Information
from Saltillo indicates that the general gov
eminent will not use military force at
present to suppress the differences between
the Congress of the State of Coahuila and
the recently depOsed Governor General "a
vela. The federal authorities are trying
to secure a reconciliation between the op-
posing factions and avoid a civil conflict
The Congress of the State of Coahuila is
still in session at lIonclova, and General
Zepeda has small force at Saltillo. The
approximations of revolution are subsiding.
Landseer's Funeral.
LONDON. October ll.-Tbe funeral Of the
late Edwin Landseer took place to-day at
st. Paul Cathedral. The remains were es.
corted from Burlington House by process
sion OF the members of the Royal Academy.
including Earl Granville. Sir Francis Grant.
George Robert Leslie and George CruiA.
shank. The Queen and Prince of Wales
were represented at the funeral. The body
was deposited in the crypt of the cathedral.
shipments OF Specie.
Half a million pounds shipped from Liv.
er pool for New York to-day.
Ambassadors from Central America.
MADRID. October IL. - Ministers from
, Guatama:.: aud Costa Rica have arrived
here. They have instructions to recognize
the republic.
War RumOrs.
The government squadron has anchored
four miles from CartageBa.
The report of the Carlist victory on the
sixth near CirouGui is officially declared
false.
General Marizones reports that in the en-.
gagement on that day the enemy was de-
teated and driven back, with the loss OF 100
killed and 500 wounded. The republicans
had nineteen killed and fourteen wounded.
From khiva.
So. PETERSBURG, October ll.-1ntelli-
gence has been received here from Central
Asia that the Mangyschlak detachment of
the khvan expeGitionary force evacuated
the capital Khuaate ON the twenty first of
August. The Ovendburg detachment left
Crga on the eleventh of September. The
latter is expected to reach Ovendburg on
the fifteenth of this month.
Bankrupt Americans at vienna.
VIENNA, October ll.-Mr. Jay, the Amer.
lean minister, has written to Washington
recommending that provision be made for
sending home from Vienna numbers of
walters, labOrers and other Americans who
are now in this city in destitute condition.
NJ any travellers who hold letters of credit !
from suspended banking houses in the |
United States find themselves without |
funds and are compelled to accept friendly |
to enable them to return home. |
Probabilities.
WAR DzpARr.ES1,,
ONCE Chief Signal Officer ) |
Washington October II. 1873. 4:35 ?. II. |
Toc Sunday. in the Western Gulf States, south. |
easterly winds. rising temperature and cloudy |
weather
For the Eastern Gulf States, uortherly winds.
with partly cloudy and clear weather.
For the South Atlantic States. falling barometer
and cloudy or threatening weather.
For the Middle States southeastern winds veer.
ing to westerly with cloudy weather and light
Eo Ne. Ne. England. sas'erly winds WITH cloudy
For the lower lake region. cloudy and ciealin.
weather Ean e. with nor I.,,aa winds.
barometer. northwestery winds. and partly cloudy
and ceag weather.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, October II 6 P. M.-Ba.ometer
1870. Wind eastnortheast. light. Arrived-Stean.
ship New Orleans, ClapD. master. at A. NJ, from |
New York. to A. noulton. ship Tabor. OTIS, master,
ifty-one days from Liverpool. with salt to order,
and ship Tasmanan. Willis. master, forty eight |
lays from st. Nazare. France. in ballast. 10 mas.
er She reports as follows:
The Tasmanian Willis master. fortyeight DAYS |
rom Nazare. France. arrived at Southwest Pass. ]
III october H. Experienced a very severe hurri. |
,aue west -sOuthwest, and when bet ~een Cape St
antonio and Campeachy lost the two Lower top
ails and other sails
On Monday the sixth. at P NJ. sighted the hull
If a vessel bearing north miles with all her
nasti gone close TO the deck. but with a spar zig.
red up forward and aft. and her top gallant mast |
all and ilo set. moved to wind ard of her. and |
'roved to be the ship Lady Russell. OF Liverpool. |
rom Liverpool, bound to Mobile.
Her rudde, was damaged, but has; been secured. |
The captain refused assistance. saving lie would |
et more sail on her and try to get TO Key West; |
Wished to be reported all WE'LL
Lett her in latitude q. - north, longitude SO, |
o. Abou: three hours after sighted another |
esse. bearing west southwest ten miles with her |
nainmast gone at the deck. foremost gone in the
:ggiNs mi2zenmast gone below the cIosstvee and I
rlaG OF distress tying forward.
Ran down to her. and found 'Iei TO be She bark |
sic of skye. OF Liverpool Nova Scotia, from Pros,
ers. bound To New York. Her yuddev was gone | .
nd every sal: and rope Blown away. The crew |
ad been three days without water. and all the, |
royis'ons We're damaged by the salt water as the
hip hac. been completely under wate: il the hul.
cane
rished 70 leave the vessel. put my boat out and
Dok them of, proceeded for New Orleans and now
ave them on board, nine in number. The Isle of i
kye wa tired by hex captain and crew when
)0k them CT. WILLIS,
Master Of ship Tasmanan. {
Saiied-Steamship George Cromwell
Pascal OUTRg. October /. Noon-Wini north ! ,
esh ArTived-North German brig Aurora. iiotz. |
ian. master. from st. Anna Mexico. with a cargo
mahogany. bound to Falmouth England She
ut in in distge disnasted. No departures.
vIcKsBuEG. October H-Doun-J r. MaIie. at ,
last night. Up-Pargoud. at = p. y. Weather
arm and clear. River rising
CAIRO. October Il.--AruveA- James Howard,
ON Rev Orleans, a: A. NJ: Henry ines from | .
/. Louis. at seven. River islieA two inches !
Gather clear and pleasant.
PiTT.BgRt.. October ii River stationery Two feet
yo inches. Rained in the afternoon. Weather |
oudy and cool to night !
CiSCIHNAT', October il.-Rivsy :.ncian.tei Clear /
I'd cool weather. ! +
Lo-tsv..LE, October li.--I yer a.anar- .wen. =
inches in the canal; thirty inches Portland
". Heavy rain to day. Clear and cool tonight | S
October Ii.--Weatheg cloudy until | l
on; clear this evening RIVER unchanged. 7
ST. Louis. October '!.--srrived-iae ger. from | J.
w Orleans Departed--Marv Z. Poe. for New Or.
ans, and John A. Scudder, 70: ii, hsbuTg. River !.
ling slowly. Weather clear and pleasant. |
sNrHIs. October l.--W Gather warm. River re- | :,
ding slowly; five feet ten inches 20 Cairo and |
< fee. ana half ON Reeves and Sharply bars: !
!iite and Arkansas rivers declinin. rapidly Ar. |
ed--pat ClebUrne, from Helena, .ohn f. TolIe !
IN -. Louis, Julia, from ST. L.Iif Westwini |
ceoa and CITY of Vicksburg, from vicksburg |
w Cheek Napoleol and Clarl1svills
Arkansas river; Pat Ceburne. for Helena: West. y
nd, Osceola and Julia. for Vicksbtrg and City n
Vickshurg, for VicksbuT:. The Joe kenney de.
rts for NJ. Louis tomorrow at ten O. .oc.. The
). Waite il .ae onls boat il po8t.