New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-13

and the Meas Office, were burned. Loss
46(. GOO. Insurance about $l5,OV0. Inc
fire originated upstairs in Byers drug
store, and is supposed to have been Dhe
work Of an incendiary.
Bishop Cummins.
Bishop Cummins, the founder OF the ne
formed Episcopal Church, delivered an au'
dress tonight in the Ia3ernacie .ha new
terrain Church on the subject OK inc new
church movement. He recited the iapors OF
the General convention of the protestant
En;sconal Church which met IN PhiladeL-
mia in 1885, and said if the prayer DOCK as
Il was then revised had renamed WIN the
church, the latter would have py lhis tilne
Overspread the land. c.., o.ro
racficut. the work of restoring in 1883
s-rnrs which had been taken from the
nraver hook in 1885, and said that the
church at this time uses prayer book thus
tanded down, and which came originally
from the polluted source OF Charles H.,
in whose days it had been revised.
A. d. l64l. He justified his withdrawal
from the Protestant Episcopal Church on
the ground that its prayer book Is corrupt
ing: that reformation must be began ont
aide the church and not within its pale. He
strongly commended and quoted IN support
of the position the action Of Luther. John
Wesley and old Catholics.
Probabilities.
WAR Ogr.Efst::,
Office Chief Signal Oihcef,
WASHINGTON February IL !S1s. 4,Js J! NJ
sor Friday. in New England and the Middle
states, northeast to southwest WINGS. '.i'nS
barometer, cloudy weather and ram. >. ,,
Por the lower lake region and On o vaiev, SOUTH SCUM,
east to southwest winds, threatening weather ana
Gain. ., ,,r.i. ,oss.s so,,,,,
sasrerIy winds cloudy weather and possloiy faln.
For the Gulf States, southeriy WINGS nlcltaslHs
Tr1Ia y.h nv a 80 81
For the Northwest and Lake Superior region.
tonarV signals arc ordered Cor New Orleans
River and Marine News.
sou1EwEsr Pass February H. 6 P. M..BafofsTor
800. Wind south-southeast slrong. "o a hrL
Aurora and Westfeld, The ship E. c. scranton
was put to today, drawing nineteen ana !. ran
seet, and ia anchored outside awaiting laiT "'hds
30 sail. v;n,so,,,h
.yrens master eleven days from Havana, III bal
last TO AvendanO Brothers No departures, Inc
steamship Guillermo is still aground 'A INC oar
VicksBuRe, February l2.-Passed dow,i-Bis'
snarek at 6P Up-Joe Mi nsy a. !" a o mi a At
sived-CapitO City at a. NJ. Neatne! c"o' sho
S %Esrnis' February 2-Rivsy sailing Tapidiy
white river, Scudder and City Of Chester for 81
Louis Baum and LongwOrth for CINCINNATI, Belle
Lee Houston and turner ior No" oiieah Wv '"o
latter last night. r.
CINcISNAT1, February l2-Rvef sixteen feet
Gix inches in the channel and falling. weather
ciondy, mild and windy. Arrived Sherlock from
PirTsBuRG, February !z-Rivss I've feet :oar
inches and rising fast.
EVANSVILLE, February i2-Weather cloudy threat
sning and windy Mercury 500 to 80. river iaiish
Six inches g..
CAIRO, February l2:-Arrived Colorado from
sicksburg at A. M; Helena, fl N ~. Louis at ];
MARY ALICE, from New Orleans, at 3; C. B. Church
from New Orleans, at G. Departed-colorado for
ST. Louis st 3 A. NJ; Helena, for VicKshnrg at y
Crescent City, for New Orleans, at :; Mary Alice
for St. Louis, at 8; Church, for Cincinnati at g.
River fallen fifteen inches. Weather cloudy ana
warm with indications of rain
ST. LOUIS February 2.-Arrved-Bismarck and
Commonwealth from New Orleans. Departed
Julia, Tor vicksburg River falling; seven feet to
Cairo Weather cloudy and warm, with rain to
night. .
LOUISVILLE February IL -River stationary eight
ssst i've inches in the canal, six feet tive inches
IN tho chute. Weather cloudy and very warm
Tp-Dean from New Orleans to Cincinnati
posp-L louisville, from Cincinnati 30 New Orleans