New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-18

are represented.
Dead Man from the Wreck.
GALVESTON, November IA schOone
arrived from the east bay brings the repor
to Captain Sawyer that a body was fOrn'
and buried On the beach near High Island
thirty miles fl ON Galveston. In the watcl
pocket of the pants the name of "Henr,
Rod gers, Brooklyn, n. y" WAS founi
written on piece OF paper. 1t is sup
posed this was the body of the Mr.. Rodeer
who was one of the passengers on the Cit.
of Waco.
The I.ightsbip Replaced.
The lightship has been replaced ant
lights exhibited as usual.
Snali-p0x.
Eight cases of small. .pox and one of var:o
lod arc reported.
Carolina Park Races.
CHARLOTTE. N. c.. November i7.-lu the
races on Carolina Park to-day the, first race
three quarters OF mile dash-Egypt was
frat, Chance second. Time-l:2lli.
Second Racc-Eor two year Olds; half q
mile heats. Libby L, first, johnnie b. sec
ond. Time-56, 53A.
Third R0ce-One mile and half dash
Vanderbilt first, Jack Trigg second. Time
2:48t,
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, November II. 1875. $3.50 P. III. }
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gul!
States, high barometer north to east winds,
continued cold and clear weather will pre-
vail. ln the Western Gulf States and Ten
nessee, falling barometer, east TO south
winds, warmer clear, or partly cloudy
weather.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Nov. II, P. M.-Baro
meter 3G:40. Wind northeast, strong. The
weather is cloudy and cool. Arrived
Steamship City of Mexico at 1870 this morn,
ing, Sherwood, master, from New York via
tue Mexican ports, to j. M. Witherspoon;
British steamship Trafalgar at 10 a, NJ:
Meikle, master, from New York, to Hall &
Vaughan; American ship George +. Man
sou. Humphrey, master. eighteen DAYS from
Bath, Maine, in ballast to master; Belgian
bark GrantOn, Hastings, MASTER, fifty days
from Rio JaneirO with coffee to j. L. Phipps
& Co. The shipwrecked steamer Australian,
from Galveston, passed up in tow of the
wrecking boat Relief at nine last night.
SaIed-Steamships Brashear and Hutchin.
son, and brig Pedrto. The steamer Royal
Standard, ship Kentuckian and bark Oxford
are inside bound out.
VICKsBURG, November E.-Passed up
Katie, at II A. M. River rose two inches
since yesterday.
MEMrHIs, November 1.-THE river rose
nineteen inches. Weather clear and cool.
Arrived-St. Francis Belle, from White
river. Departed-Future City, ii. John
son aud possibly Maude, the latter having
laid over for freight, for New Orleans and
Vioksburg; Florence, for Red river; Cons
Millar, for Cincinnati Susie Silver and At
lantic and barges, for st. Louis Pat Gle.
burne, for Evansville.
CINCINNATI, November l7.-River four
teen feet ten inches and rising. Weather
clear and cold. Arrived-Mary Houston
from New Orleans.
PTrrsBURG, November 7.-River seven
feet and falling. Weather clear and cold.
LOUISVILLE, November F.-River falling
steadily; seven feet nine inches at the head
of the canal. Weather clear and moderat-
ing slightly.
EvANsyiLLE. November l7.-River twelve
feet three inches and falling. Weather clear
all tho evening; now cloudy, with signs of
snow.
CAIRO, November I7.-Arrived-John A.
Scudder. from New Orleans, at eleven
O'Clock last night; Charles Morgan, from
Cincinnati, at 3 Z. M. to day. Departed
Scudder, for st. Louis. at 8 A. M; Glencoe,
for New Orleans. at four O'Clock; Charles
Morgan, for New Orleans, at p. M: Ar.
kansas, for New Orleans, at seven o'clock.
River fourteen feet and rising. Weather
clear. Mercury $50.
ST. LOUIS, November 7.-Arrived-St.
Genevieve, from Vicksburg; Belle Shreve-
port, from New Orleans. Departed-City
Of Alton, for New Orleans. Weather cloudy,
cold and threatening. River falling slowly.