New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-11

| have recently occurred between the span
| iards and ineurgents, with results favOFSrt
to the former. The loss on both eides VA
slight.
New HAVEN, August 9.-Mutuals four
New Ravens two.
HARrFoRD, August l0.-Hartfords seven
War DEPARTMENT, }
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, August 10, 1875, 43O T. n.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
Tennessee and the Ohio valley, continued
| warm and partly cloudy weather, with lOca
rains and severe local storms, southerly t.
| westerly winds and falling, followed by
| rising barometer.
The Ohio river will fall rapidly above
| Evansville and change but slightly at eta
tions below. The Mississippi will fall slowly
at St. Louis and Cairo, and remain station.
airy or rise slightly at Memphis, Helena and
Special River Report, 7:30 P: M-Ths
Mississippi river bias fallen seven inches 1T
Warsaw, sixteen inches at st. Louis and
two inches at Cairo. 1t has risen one inch
at Memphis, Helena and Vicksburg. The
river at Memphis is now thirty-tbree feet
seven inches, or five inches below the dan
ger line. At Vicksburg it is thirty nine
the danger line. The river will probably
rise slowly at these stations, but the indi-
cations are that it will not reach the dan
ger line. The Red river has risen fourteen
inches at Shreveport. Heavy rains have
prevailed in the Red river valley.
River ana Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, August 10, p. M
Barometer 1855. Wind west northwest,
light. No arrivals. Sailed-United States
sunboat Rio Bravo. The steamship Arbi-
traitor arrived outside from Pass a-lOutre,
and is anchored outside awaiting high tide
in the morning TO come in.
PAss-A-LOUTRE, August TO- & P. M.-Wea.
Their calm and cloudy. No arrivals Sailed.
Schooner Austria. The steamship State of
Alabama is still aground on the bar. and
the Canahdaigua and Oberon are inside,
bound out. The steamship Cortes is out
side, bound in. The Arbitrator went around
TO Southw west Pass this afternoon.
VICKsBURG, August l0.-Passed up
Indiana, at ten O'Clock last night. Down
Julia. at P. NJ. Arrived-JuIis, at ten last
night. The river has risen one inch.
MEMPHIS, August l0.-The river rose
little over an inch, and Is now within two
and third inches of the spring food.
Weather generally cloudy and threatening.
Departed-James Howard, at two this morn
ming, for st. Louis; Bee and bargvs. at
twelve last night, for New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, August l0.-River thirty nine
feet si4 inches and falling fast. Weather
fair and warm.
ST. LOUIS, August lO-Arrived-Grand
Lake. from New Orleans. Departed-City
Of Vicksburg. for Vicksburg; John F. Tolle.
for New Orleans. The river has fallen
eighteen inches. Weather cloudy; showers
&c noon, cool.
EVANSVILLE, Auguet 1O.-The river rose to
fOity-two feet scant; it has since fallen two.
senths of a foot. Weather cloudy; heavy
rain tonight. with high wind. Passed
Cherokee, at P. NJ.
PrTrsEURG. August l0.-River elk feet |
Ind falling. Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO, August 1O.-No arrivals or depart
Tres except packets. River forty four feet |
line inches at p NJ. and fallen tive inches
Up to noon, and risen one inch since. Very |
leavy rain since p. NJ. Weather cool
LOUISVILLE. August I0-River falling |
apldly; twenty three feet five inches 1T the |
leAd OF the canal. Weather warm.