New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-13

the use Of Faneuil Hall for Louisiana in
dignatiOn meeting IS headed by Charles
Francis Adams. Among the s!sners are
Mayor Cobb. Henry Lee. William Gray
Francis Parkman, William Perkins. j
Freeman Clark, Aiexan II. Bullock.
| Theodore Lyman and Martin Drummer.
Through the AGO.
OMAHA. January Pat noon to day
three teams in charge of tour men We're
seen crossing the ice from the Iowa to the
Nebraska side Of the Missouri river. When
about halt way across the horses. wagons
and men suddenly disappeared and were
swept under the ice by the rapid current.
1t is not yet ascertained who tho unfOrtu.
nate men were. 1t is supposed they drove
over q place from which the ice had been
recently cut aud which was only frozen
over slightly.
MILWAUKEE. January IA fire a. five
o'clock this morning in St. Georges School,
Church and Nursery at Kenosha entirely
destroyed the three buildings. Loss est.
mated at from $4,000 to $50. 000 insurance
$4,000. in Western companies. The lOss
falls on German society. composed almost
entirely vi wOrkingmen.
Probab iliiies.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal officer, :
washington JANUARY ~ 1870 2:J0 T. NJ.
During Wednesday, in the South Atlantic and
Eastern Gulf States, falling barometer rising tenn
peratnre, winds veering to easterly and southerly
with cloudy and rainy weather.
For the Western Gulf States, rising barometer
falling and low temperature, northwest and north
winds, clear or C!esiin. weather. a.d. i'll Texas .
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass January II, 6 r. NJ barometer
1886. Wind southeast fresh. Arrlved-Steamship
Wilmington. at 8io A. NJ. Holiness master. from
Baltimore. via Havana TO J. NJ. W .thersQooa. No
departures
Pass LOUrRs. January u, 6P. &.-Tind south,
fire sb, with thick fog NOarIivals or departures.
Dur ring the prevalence of q severe thunder storm
the slip Priuceton Captain agg on the bar, ont.
ward bound. was struck by lightning and SET on
fiji She was pnt to Sea this morning and run
Til g rOwbOat Wabash. being supplied with power |
full steam pumps, offered her services to the ship
b., the captain declined the protiered assistance
The ,srk Emily. outside waiting orders, was also |
struck By lightning, shiveriG. the foretOp gallant
mast, running down 10 the deck and Capsizns the |
wench. but doing no further damage. |
CAIRO. January l2.-Arrived-Ex porter, from |
Cincinnati. at ! A. NJ Degradation Jasper. for |
New Orleans, at noon; Exporter. for New Orleans
1t ZAP NJ. River twenty feet aud falling. Light |
rain. Mercury APO
lGuIsv,LIE January nIRiyer falling SLOWLY
nOderating Light drizzlug rain: much doAtug
Ca Navigation suspended
vICKsBURs. January l2.-Passed up-Thop,as
Sherlock at eleven O'CLOCK last nj 5h.. No boats up
O-day. Down-Ls Belle. at A. NJ; Kate p
Sount,. at A. M.; Charles Morgan, at II A. M
iatckez, at p. 81. Weather cool and misty.
liver rising slowly.
MRAPHrs. January 1.-THE river rose eeyeu inches |
Turing the past twenty four hours; Weather
lOudy. sloppy and mlsting rain. The heaviest |
BUSINESS OF the winter was done in steamboat
ircles today. Large, qualities of produce were
eceived and shipped. Departed--Mnneola and
,Obert Mitchell for Cincinnati. Belle Of Texas, for
TX ansaa river. |
PIrrsBUKs January R.-River three feet; about
Weather cloudy and moderatiuy.
ClsCIsNATr. January l2.-kiver thirteen feet three
lches and falling. Light lain tonight. No boats
l0vi1g les TOO heavy.
EVANSVILLE. January i2.-Lish. drilling rain. !
Iercury go 10 $50. The river has fallen three |
-et. The ice is rOtting fast: does not Interfere !
18th navigation. which will be resumed to NOR.
wv CP-Indiana at a. NJ; Thompson Dean, at
P. NJ. The Deau turns back tom here leaving |
thursday morning.