New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-30
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former we're defeated with y loss OF ten
killed and number wounded and prison
efs.
nosillo.
Most of the Americans here sympathize
with the rev0lutiouists, considering that
they represent the better classes of Sonora
No news has been received from Colonel
Biddle's command.
The New Bark.
NORFOLK December 29.-The new bark
Stonewall jackson arrived to-day from
Boston, A large crowd turned ont, and the
Eighth Artillery Blues saluted her. She was
visited by many prominent citizens during
the evening.
Kpights Templar at the Centennial.
PHILADELPHIA, December 29.-lE COM
memoration of the centennial anniversary
of American independence, q reunion of
Knights Templar OF the United States will
take place in this city on May 80 and 81 and
June /, 1876. A grand parade will take
place on june l, which it is expected will
be participated in by Sir knights from all
quarters of the globe.
OFF the Track.
SAVANNAH, December ga passenger
train from Macon for this city ran of the
track l24 miles from here last night, killing
the engineer and seriously injuring three
others.
Too Much Coal on the Market.
WuKEsBARRB, Pa, December 29.-1t is
now well established that there will be at
least partial suspension in the wyoming
coal region, beginning early IN January.
The great amount OF coal on hand, with
the continuance of mild weather, is one
reason for it; still another, is the necessary
annual repairs to the mines. The suspen-
sion will, however, not be for more than
two or three weeks, and will not extend to
the individual operators OF the valley. 1t
is their intention to push operations The
miners are excited over reported reduc-
ton of ten per cent on their wages, but
there is no reason for it.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
ONCE Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, december 20, 1875 4:ao p NJ. }
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States,
rising baromster ssntheats .s 10 southwest winds
For the Southwest, fallng followed by rising ba-
rometer, wal mer, southeriy, followed by colder,
For tennessee and the Ohio valley, stationary or
fal ing barometer, warmer south winds, veering 10
westerly, and partly CLOUDY weather.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, December 20, 6 P. M.-Barometer
30 Wind south, light. Weather thick and foggy
Arrved-Am' rican brig Prairie Rose, Greepleaf,
master five dsys WSt from nsyana BFtsh shp Fila lo
Liverpool British ship Sally, Atkin, master fifty.
four days from Sharpness Point; Norwegian ship
Herloff Herlofs0n Olsen, master, eleven days from
St. Thomas; Austrian bark Georgia Nj darich mas
ter, thirty three dsys from Ascension; American
schooner Elcelsior, Arnet, master, six and @ half
lays from Banaca. Enthusiastically Brashear;
chip Hercules and bark virgen de Las Nievas.
vIcKsBuRa, December 29.-Passed Utah, at
p M; Katie, at4 NJ.
MKnpHn. December 2e-The river rose twenty
inches. Weather warm and rainy. Arrived-Mary
Bell, frsm New Orleans. Departed-Ross Miller,
for Arkansas river; St. Francis Belle for White
river; Arlington and Charles Morgan, for Cincin.
natl; Atlanta and barges, Cherokee and Maude, for
New Orleans.
CIscIssAr1, December 2e.-River fer.y.six feet
and riting. Weather clear and mild. Departed
Thomas Sherlock, for New 0reane.
from New Orleans. Departed-Gr Lake and
barges, for New Orleans. River stationary.
Weather alternately clear and cloudy; mild.
CAIRO, December 29.-Arrived-Pey tona, from
New Orleans, at S A. NJ; Belle Shreveport, from
New Orleans, at nine O'Clock; b. S. Turner, from
Cincinnati, at +. NJ. Departed-Peytona, for
Louisville, at S A. NJ Carrie Kountz for New Or
leans, at seven o'clock; Belle Shreveport for St.
Louis, at Q P. NJ; Turner, for New Orleans at
six O'Clock. River twenty-tour feet two inches
spd r'ng fast Weather cloudy AID damp mer-
eury 4so.
AasvIILB December 2s.-River twenty.one feet
large and rising fast. Weather cloudy and mild.
LOUISVILLE, December 2s.-River risin 9 one inch
and a half per hour with seventeen feet on the
falls. Weather mild
PITTsBuRe, December 2e-River fifteen feet six
INCHES and falling. Weather clear and pleasant.