New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

ture. and very generally clear weather. for
the South Atlantic and Middle States, NORTH
erly 70 westerly winds, diminishing In torce'
and very generally clear and cold weather
For the Cult States, northeasterly TO sodth
easterly winds, and generally clear wee
Their, rising temperature from Iehnese,e
to Lake Erie and lower NJ ichigan, winds
gradually backing to south westerly, and
probably southeastery on Saturday. WIN
rising temperature and increasing clouni-
ness. From Missouri and Kansas 20 Lakes
Michigan and Superior. and Minnesota,
southerly and southwesterly winds, oloucy
weather, and rising temperature Win
snow.
soryrHwEsr Pass. January 10, Z: M
Rarometer 1890. Wind north asst
and light. Arrived-Bark Martha A. nc
NaiJI. Watts, master, thirty-seyen Gays
from Havre, In ballast. to A. McNeiil; NOT
Uerian ship Able. Terkelsen. mast lnir'
1T davs from Waterford, in ballast 10
order: brig Eliza Stevens, Harrington h"s-
ter. twenty-two days from Boston, VIII zee
to Crescent City Ice Company. NO oe'
partures. IN Uo..La- .Ioo-
I'D cool River rose three inohes during
lie nast twenty-f0ur hours. Arrived
EIetar Marceua, Ruby, and government
wi VToxsEURo January l0.-Passed down
raRsrpr. at 3 Z. NJ; l.. +. Lee, at Z. M.
IJo-T9m Jasper, at 3 Z. NJ; Alaska and
hsrges, at 2. nj. Weather cool and clear
River falling.
CIsCINNATr, January 10.-Ioe is making
fast anu floating heavy River tWrnty-ti2hs
feet six inches in the channel and tallIng:
Weather clear and windy. Mercury lU'
above zero at p. NJ.
PrrrsBURa January 18.-River failing
very slowly, with ak feet eleven inches Ia
tho channel. Mercury l3'. No departures.
Ice forming rapidly in both rivers and the
indications are that navigation Will again
be closed. The Allegheny is floating large
! quantities of ice this afternoon.
EvASsy1LLE, January lO.-Weather clear.
Mercury ranged from 10 to $50 above zero
| The river has risen two feet in the past
tweuty-four hours, and is crowded with
| heavy ice. The john Kilgour is across the
point below here unable to get up through
| the ice at the head of Dutch Bend. Heavy
| shore ice in the harbor. 80,
ST.. LOUIS, january l0.-River falling
! slowly. Weather very cold. Mercury
| ranged from q to 12o above zero all day.
| ferries find great difficulty in landing, and
| communication with the Illinois shore il
| somewhat restricted. Preparations ar
making to resume crossing on the ice above
the bridge. ~
| CAIRO, January o-Arrived-Cty o.
Cairo, from New Orleans, Bee and barges
from New Orleans, at uocn. Departed
Thompson Dean, for New Orleans. thu
| evening. The ice is very heavy In botf
rivers, and fears are entertained thatit may
gorge tonight above Columbus. The
Greenfield ferry boat was out down by ic'
and sunk last night. She will probably
prove a total loss. The river has rlseI
eight inches. Weather clear and very GOLD
LOUISVILLE, January l0.-The river has
fallen four inches in the past twenty-foul
hours; now ten feet four inches in the canal
Weather clear and cold. Mercury. ranged
from zero to 60 above during the day, hu
is moderating slightly tonight. The Brll
liant broke the Toe around the boats IN thu
harbor this afternoon. The Louisville !!
laid ND at Jeffersonville. The Longwortt
is still below the falls. The Mary Houston
| ia reported at Rockheven. There is oonsid
cradle ice floating, hardened by the cold
and shore ice lis making.
| MEMPHIs, JANUARY Weather clear ant
cold. River rising slowly. Arrived-L'
Belle, from New Orleans. Passed up-Co
lossaL Down-Mary Il. Poe and henr!
| AD,pa