New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-26
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herself down t. open water below Csron-
delet, 60 - to allow the broken ice opposite
the city TO run ont. The weather is much
cooler TODAY. which checked the thaw, bu,
there js good reason to believe We shall
have an open river in two or three days at
the furthest.
GALVESTON, February 25-The German
orig j. G. Fichte, from Hamburg, Tor In
dianols, with an assorted cargo, experienced
heavy weather between Arkansas and Pass
Cavallo and was obliged to slip her cables
ind put into this port.
a Man Unwsrlhy of Being a North Car
DINA Legislator.
RALEIGH, February 2j.--J. William
Thorn, a native of Chester county, was ex-
PEELED from the Legislature for pronnlgat-
ing disbelief in God and other heresies, by
. vote Of 46 to 81. The motion was intr"
duced by a colOred member.
Trouble with the Communists 10 Chicago.
CHICAGO, February IA meeting of the
Communists demands Il more equitable dis
tribution of the relief funds.
All the troops in the city are placed in
readiness.
Trial for Conspiracy.
LOUISVILLE, February 25.-The tria, of
fifty ono residents Of Owen county, Ken
tucky. for conspiriDg to prevent deputy
United States marshal from executing
process Of court. is now in progress In The
United States district court in this city and
10 exciting great interest throughout the
State. Among the accused parties are the
police Judge and prosecuting attorney Of
Owen county.
Inundmtion mt Knoxville.
KNOXVILLE, February 25--The water is
five feet below the great food of 1867.
Many houses and bridges have been de-
stroyed. The weather is still threatening.
Inundated mills in all directions have been
swept away.
Probabilities.
WAR DKpARrnxNT,
Once Chief Signal Ofdcer,
Warrington, February rs, 1875. as p. NJ
During Friday in the South Atlantic and Gulf
States, stationary or rising baron eter, westerly
winds, cooler aid clear weather.
Csutionary signals are ordered at Charleston, |
Cape Henry, icks Beach. Atlantic City, Barne9et.
Square Beach Long Branch Sandy Hook, New |
York. New Haven, New London and Kastport
River and Marine News.
0ousuvns7 PAm, February Is. 6 p. M-Barometer 1
00:zo. Wind nOrthwes, light. Arrived-French /
bark Alphonse and Marie, Prvat master. Fl tv.
Lord, at IL IS p. d. Colon master, from PhadeI.
phia via Havana, to 4. A YOrke; schooner ALA |
ys)la, Walker, master i've days from Rustan.
from Liverpool. came to the bar for pilot and
went to Pass-a POntre ct 10 A. M. |
RAssA. EOu1nn. February rs, 6 p. H-Wind north. |
M0rsnw+st, light. Weather clear. Arrved-Britsh |
steamship State OF Alabama, at p. NJ, Stewart |
master, from Liverpool via Bordeaux, to A. X |
Miller 4 Co.; brig RspersDzs, AdolfO BassO MASTER
six days from AlvaIadO, Mexico to M. Puig Co |
Ualled-Stea mship william p. Clyde, laat event, e.
and schooner Fsbens, this morning. bsrks Ksther |
md Wesef.
VIcxsBuxa. February 2s.-No boats up or down |
to-day. Weather clear aud pleasant. The river !
hi four inches.
OlucIHsArl, February 25-River seventeen feet |
uino tucht and rising. Light snow at noon now |
eleudy and colder. Ariived-L0ngworth and Ex.
porter, from New Orleans
RTITrBURs. February 25.-River ten feet eleven |
inches and rising Showing In the forenoon; freez-
ng tonight.
CAIKo February 25.-Arrived-Puture City from |
lew Orleans, at A. N. Departed Alice Brown | |,
or New Orleans River eleven feet nine inches ana
Using Weather cleal. Mercury42o.
EVANSVILLE February 25.-Light snow this FORE | !,
l0On; weather clear to Right: mercury 80. River
line feet nine inches and rising fast Up-Neans
nd barges. IL P. NJ Down-Mary Houston, 10 A |
Z. The Bodmann was aground at Henderson bar | !
wenty four hours, The James Howard 10 aground | .
t Trade Water.
LOUISVILLE, February 25.-River eight feet ten | :
inches in the canal and rising: Wea her va,isble;
reezing tonight. Arriyed-Cherokee, from New | 7
,rleaps; Indiana and Hale from Cincinnati. De. =
'arted-CherOkee, for CINCINNATI Indiana for New | Il
.rleaB. The Hale and three barges are ava ting =
vAteT TO descend the falls.