New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-22


of arms. therefore be it
Resoired, That the sergeant-at-arms De
ecnireG to cause the artillery now stand
ing on the hill and commanding the gooc
CITY OF Austin, to be removed to some other
place. or TO some other position OF the capi-
tot grounds, where they will peacefully
sleep the sleep that knows no waTilke wax
ing.
Mr.. Smith, in introducing this, SAID:
Iwould like the idea to be entertained
that peace is going 10 prevail and anything
that goes to show We are endeavorlng To
remove the evidence CT The tyranny that
has surrounded US, Will be to add to the
character of our State before the world.
Desiring reputation we say. and want 1t
known. that Texas stands Vi condition OF
peace Throughout. the entire Stale.
Adopted.
Arrived-Steamship Josephine. from Bra.
shear: steamship St. Mary, from lndianola;
schooner H. NJ. Croweii from Boston
Sailed-SteamsLip St. Mary, for Indianoia
steamship Josephine, tor Brashear; bark
Sarah Douglas, Tor Havre.
Return Of the City Of Panama.
New YORK. January 2l.--The Pacific
nail steamship City of Panama, which
sailed for Aspinwall Yesterday returned
here this morning. The vessel being new
one of her ports leaked and the captain
deemed it prudent 10 return. No damage
was done 70 either ship or cargo.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ]
Office Chief Signal OticeC,
Washington, January 81 1874. $50 P. n. }
For New England, the Middle States and tn:
cover lake region generally cloudy weather 3nc
of rain viii prevail with light to fresh norm
easterly 10 scuthery winds, and Temperature
For The southern States southeasterly TO south
westerly wLds, continued high temperature and
rain.
For the Ohio valley and the upper LAKE region
ter during the right followed by u rising baTome
ter and lower temperature, and probably clearing
weather.
For the Northwest rising barometer. with cooler
weather and rain or snow the Mississippi and
lower Mississippi valleys duril 6 the night.
River and Marine News.
sor.HwHsr Pass, January D. P. M.-BarometeI
3O:l5. Wind southeast, fresh. Arrived-SehooncI
William Fisher, Hicken master, six days from
Utilla; schooner Helena, White master. seven days
from Ruatan. with fruit to Macneca Oteri;
schooner Theresa, Guitiernez master, two DAYS
from Grand Gallon, with sugar and molasses to f.
Millken; bark Caspari, Sylvester master, nifty days
from Bordeaux. with cargo of wine, to Z. Cavaroc
& Son; bark Zuliema, Hansen master, forty-six
DAYS from Lon don in ballast, to MASTER chip John
Bunyan, Gilmore master forty-two days from Bor-
deaux, in ballast, 10 master; ship Ceylou. Davis
master, ten days from Sayannah in ballast, ia
master. Sailed-steamshp Penedo The ships
Sally Zephyr, Glendower, Nile, Magdala, Lizzie
Ross, Eumenides, General Berry, Empress and H.
L. Richardson are anchored outside awaiting a
fair wind to sail.
PAss.ALOuTRE, January 81, P. M.-wind south
east, fresh Weather very bazy. Arrived and
sailed for MObile-British ship Her Majesty,
BOVINE. master, fortyf DAYS from Liverpool
with cargo Of salt. No other departures.
vICKsBURG, January 2l-Passed down-Selma
at A. NJ Great Republic. at A. NJ; Frank Par
gould at a. n. and Robert Mitchell al P n. Up
Katie at a. NJ. Weather cloudy and cool. River
rising.
MsMpHls, January 2L-Weather cloudy and
warm, with light showers. River rising slowly.
from White river; Clarksville from Arkansas
river. Departed-Thonpson Dean, for Louisville;
Belle Texas, for Arhansa river; Noble Ebert, for
New Orleans Henry Alnes last night for st. Louis
CINCINNATI. January 2l-River twenty three feet
and rising. Weather fair and mild.
ST. LoUIs January Zl.-No arrivals or departures
The river IS rising and several upper streams are
reported swelling. Ice disappeared ard embargo
on navigation raised The Capito City got through
the gorge to Cape Girardeau TODAY. The gorge
ex tends from the mouth Of the Ohio to Thonp
but the Capitol City passed round on four and a
half feet OF water. Weather clearing up and very
mild.
New Orleans, Z. NJ Garrett and barges from
Cincinnati at ten. Departed Garrett, for New
Orleans. at noon; Colorado, for Vcksburg, at
P. NJ. The river has fallen two feet. Weather
cloudy. Mercury u2o.
EVANSVILLE January 81 - Weather toggv al
night; cloudv and warm TO-DAY. Mercury $50 to
605. River stationary. Down-Warner and barges
at 10 A. NJ.
LOUISVILLE January 2l.-River stationary; ter
feet eight inches the canal; eight feet eight
inches in the chute. Weather fair and warm. Up
Paragon, from New Orleans to Cincinnati. Down.
Sherlock, from Cincinnati to Few Orleans.
PITTsBUhG. January 2l.-Rver thirteen feet TWO
inches and stationary