New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-27
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sons company VI volunteers. anu from 2UO
to $40 citizens Will take the field in CAGE of
further hcs'llitles.
The Apaches are ramped in the noun
tainsto the number OF 2j0 warriors, and ex-
pect re.nfUrcemeEts from the ties. Their
women and children are sent away. The
Interior, Department will seEd orders to the
agent to turn over the control OF the In
dians to the military. Citizens. with d Jew
exceptions, are urging the remoya! OF the
Indians 20 reservations 10 prevent further
Expectations p,.,,,u,,,s.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief sigma Officer; Z
Washington, November 20, 1875. $50 7. VI }
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gtlf states,
warmer, partly cloudy weather, Occasional rams
aat lower barometer are probable followed by
rising barometer and cold northwest 10 northeast
winds.
In the Western Gulf states Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, rising barometer, northeriv To east.
erly winds and colder, Gear or partly cloudy
weather, followed in the southwest W warm
scutherly winds.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, November 20, P. M.-Barom-
eteH 2ae5. Wind south. southwest, very light. Ar.
rived-Stesmship HUDSON, at ll!55 A. NJ, Eager,
master, IRON New York, 10 A. Moulton; French
bark Jacques Cuur, LIE Roy, master, nifty days
from HAVE, in ballast, to Felix Larue; Sailed
Ship Wyoming and brig Samuel Lindsay. The
bark Susan L. Campbell is at anchor inside bonnd
and Virginia and the bark Leone axe at anchor
outside awaiting TAR wind to sail.
PAssAL'orTRs, November % Noon-Wind east,
light Weather cloudy aud hazy. afiiVed-Sor-
veg AN bark Arin gtoE, Pa,mstrUn master, forty
SIX day gffom the lizards. No departures The Nor
wegian bark Mndet, Beck, master, has arrived in
side for ORDERS
and Arkansas and tow, at P. NJ Ut-Future
City and tow. Al 3 4. NJ; ILLINOIS, at IL NJ. Capitol
City, al II a. NJ; Howard and J. d. Adi!de at p
n. The river mas risen nye Inches during lie last
tweItr.foEr hOuts.
MgMpHis, November 26-Tle river rose seven
inches. Weather cloudy and warn: heavy rain last
night, Arr.ved-Rosa Miller, from Arkansas riyeI;
ST. Frames Belle, from White river Departed
Commonwealth and Cherokee, for New orleans
Macarthur, for White river; City OF Yieksburg aud
Robert sample, for st. Louis Joe Kinney, for
Nlcksburg.
CiYcIYSArl. November a6.-River twentv.seven
feet two inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
cool. DEPARTED. W. Garrett and baTges, for New
Orleans,
ST. Louis November 26.-No arrivals or depart.
ures River falling, with five feet scant Out to
Caro- Indications of ran tonight
CAIRO, November 2t.-ATrlved-Pevtona, from
New orleans al P. N, Departed-Pe, tona for
Louisville at P. VI. Ever fifteen teet one inch and
rising. Rained all night Weather clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, November 26.-kiver fourteen feet
Six inches and rising steadily, Railed till nearly
daylight ROW cloudy and colder.
LOUISVILLE, November 2o.--River rising; nine
feet SIX inches IN ,he canal. Weather cloudy and
warm.
PlrTsBUKG November 26.-River ten feet eight
inches and railing Ednediuesry all day.
Coal Shipments for New Orleans on this lise-
Three steamers twenty-fo boats, seven barges
with 6ll 900 bushels! Tor Louisville twenty-five
steamers rs boais, nlnety-thTee barges, with
3be0 Q.y bushels,
Cotton.
NEW YORK, November 26.--Tlle following is the
ending today;