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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-07-27
THE NEW PENSION LAW .

Among the most important acts pass
ed by Congress at the late session was
that providing for the payment Of pen
slons quarterly to pensioners, and for
the regulation Of fees to be paid to
Claim Agents for the prosecution Of
claims for pension and bounty land /;
said act become a law July s, 1870,
and preseribes in substance as follows
SECTION l. Pension Agents shall
prepare and submit within fifteen days
proceeding the 18th Of March, June,
September AID December in each year
vouchers for the quarterly payment to
pensioners direct, who, on or after said
18th day named, may execute and re-
turn the said vouchers and none other
to the said Pension Agen's.
SEC. l. Upon the receipt Of such
vouchers properly executed. and the
establishment Of the identity Of the
person entitled to the pension, the Pen
sion Agent shall Immediately forward
by mail to the said pensioner direct,
and to no other person, check paya.
ole soleiy to the order OF said pensioner
except where the pensioners required
20 appear personally and receive the
pension.
SEC ). No pensson shall. under any
circumstances, be paid to any one but
the pensioner entitled thereto, except
IN cases OF persons legally disabled
when payment may be mate to guard
ians, aud III cases of persons residen
abroad. when payment may be made a:
| provided in the previous acts.
SEC. 4. Pension agents shall receive
for all services rendered to pensioners
including postage, thirty cents, paya
bic by the United States, and not more
shall be received by them under /
| penalty Of $500
Sec. 5. The Secretary of the In
terror shall provide blank vouchers t,
be used as above stated, and regulat
ions therefor.
SEC. g. Pension agents and thei
authorized clerks shall take and certi
| fy afhdavits of all pensioners who ma,
appear before them for them for that
purpose, and give the check for thu
pension to the pensioner personally
! and for taking any such affidavit falsely
and corruptly the affiant shall be deem
ed guilty Of perjury, the penalty o
which shall be Imprisonment for five
years or less and fine not exceeding
one thousand dollars.
SEC, 7. The fee Of an agent or at
torney for the prosecution Of a claim
or bounty land shall not exceed S25
The agent or attorney must file with
out cost to the claimant) with the
Commissioner of Pensions duplicate
articles of agreement duly attestec
setting for thessfee agreed upon. Wher
no such agreement is fled or approved
by the Commissioner the fee shall b.
SO, and no more
SEC. s. For contract or demand, O,
receipt or retention of any compensa
ton greater than above stated, thu
| penalty shall be fine of 5000 or less
or imprisonment for five years or less
or both.
SEC. 9. The Commissioner of Pen
slons shall forward to the pension
agents, with the certificates of pension
one Of the articles Of agreement, i
approved by him, and directions as tt
the payment of fees.
Sec 10. The pension agents shall
deduct from the amount Of pensions
due the amount Of fee, if any, and for
ward the same (less thirty eents), as
directed by the Commissioner. Z
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-07-27

The general conference of the Evan
gelcal Alliance will not be postponed
on account of the war in Europe.
& ropean delegates unable to attend
win send their papers to be read.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-07-27

Travellers on he way to Lake G ,orge
were somewhat startled in Glen Falls, the
other day, by seeing some fifty well dressed
negroes crowding into the coaches that
were to convey them to the lake. sWhere
are those fellows going?" asked a passenger,
''To the Fort William Henry HOTEL" was
the answer. "What do they entertain ne
groes there ?" Certainly they do" ssLet
me out here, said the passenger, excitedly;
III be ID if go to any hotel where they
entertain negroes" 'sThose are the walters
OF the hotel =" said the agent,S and the pas
senger subsidized.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-07-27

Large and enthusiastic demonstrate
IONS have been made in many of the
cites and towns Of Ireland in favor of
the French.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-07-27

DISTANCES. -The relative positions
f the central points in the European
heater Of war are as follows: Paris
. Metz, TO miles; Paris to Berlin,
90; Paris to Vienna, $50; Paris to
.ondon, $50; Paris to Strasburg, 225 !;
;erlin to Vienna, $50; Berlin to Lon
on, 255.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-07-27
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THE WAR.

All quiet On the Rhine, tells the
whole story Of the war to the present
writing. if We except the general prep
aration for the bloody encounter Which
appears to be going on betTeen France
aud Prussia. Both are determined to
be prepared before catering into the
tray. The two belligerents are collect
ing large forces on the borders of the
Rhine, and a battle is daily expecte i
No change has occurred in the att
tude OF the other powers, and they will
sndeavor to maintain strict neutrali-
y as long as possible. Both France
and Prussia are beating around the
bush for friends among the respective
powers Of Europe, and It is more than
likely that nearly all will be drawn in
before the war is far advanced. In the
meantime, the sympathy of this country
appears to be mainly with Prussia, and
the German element is strongly enlist
cd on the side Of Fatherland, Napole-
on's course towards the United States
during our late struggle, as we'll as his
menacing attitude in the Mexican mat
:er lost to the French nation many
warm sympathizees in the present con-
1ict. Everything seems to forbode that
France is better prepared for war
than Prussia, and we expect to see at
she outset victory perched on the ban
lers of France. But Prussia WILSON
recover the shock and make a despe-
rate and determined effort to maintain
he proud prestige she to day holds in
Europe as one of the foremost nations
N peace or war. + taa
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-07-27

The Mutual Base Ball club of New
FORK, beat the White Stockings, at
;hicago on Saturday, by score of 8
0, the worst defeat the Whites have
ct met with.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-07-27

WOE3E&5 OF THE1
United leG1GG Wa9Gn Gzan

all
both Nickel and Frosted Movements N' "DA
The Javaa
and accurately adjusted to Cold
Hair
fctory-at abroad. 1'"l any o'aeE manu-
Constantly
Minute Repeats, seconds
the
general
IaneN York. dCTrEc
Chicago III.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-07-27

SUICIDE OF A FOREIGN MINISTER
The newly appointed French Min
ister at Washington, NJ. Provost Par
idol committed suicide by shooting
himself, en- Wednesday last the goth
inst. His suicide appears to have
oeen premeditated for day or two.
It is supposed that the extreme heat of
weather, TO gether with the excitement
lie was under over war-like news from
France brought on an alteration of
mind, which led to the melancholy
,esult. He must have shot himself
while standing in the center of the
DOM, with his back to the fire place,
alling on his bed The remains were
mbalmed to await the wishes of M
3erthemy, the late French Minister,
7ho has been called from New York,
While on his return to Europe.
NJ. Parodol was a widower, his wife
,aving died some five years ago. He
caves daughter Is years Of age, and
son 10 wears of ace.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-07-27
lie TTER. LIST

Persons calling for any of the above let
ers Will please say ''Advertised'
T. M0AK 2. NJ.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-07-27
THE DIAMOND GLASSES
j. b. SPENCER & co., ". 7
Manufactured b

H. b. SPENCER & co., ". 7.
Which are now offered to the public, are
pronounced by all the celebrated Opticians
of the world to be the
MOST PERFECT.
Natural, Artificial help to the human eye
ever known,
They are ground under their own super.
vision, from minute Crystal Pebbles, melt
ed together, and derive their name, aDia-
mono, on account OF their hardness and
brilliancy.
The Scientific Principle
On which they are constructed brings the
core or centre of the lens directly in front
of the eye, producing a clear and distinct
visi on, as in the natural healthy sight and
proFenting all unpleasant sensations, such
as glimmering and wavering of sight, dir
illness, &C., peculiar to all others in use.
They are Mounted in the Finest Manner,
In frames of the best quality, of all materials
used for that purpose.
Their finish and durability cannot be sur
passed. 10
CAUTTON-None genuine unless bearing
their trade mark stamped on every frame.
4. WIGGElIlT HORN.
jewelers. and Opticians, are Sole Agent for
WATERFOWL, Wis, from whom they can
only be obtained. These goods are not sup
piled to Peddlers, at any price So
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-07-27

NOW IUTK, JAM Hun, I6IU.
WATCH No. 1889 Bearing trade mark
"Frederic Ath erton & Co., Marion, N. ], +"
manufactured by United States Watch Co.,
has been carried by me from December,
1868, to Jan uary 18th, 1870, its total var
iation being only two seconds in the entire
time. L. E. CHITTENDEN,
Late Register q. S. Treasuary
WATCH No. l124-Bearing trade mark
"Frederic Anterior & Co., manufactured
by United State Watch Co., has been car
ried by me seven months; total variation
from mean time being only six seconds.
A. L. DENNIS.
President n j r. R. & T. Co.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-07-27
No. 5.--Adyer.
FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE. 9

-
He can foretell the result of all business trains
actions and speculations Men who were unsuc-
cessful IN their businessmen who worked hard,
and who struggled against adverity and misfor-
tune all their lives, and found the they tried
to get forward in the world the more things went
against them-these men consulted him, followed
his advice, and are now rich, happy, and success
full in all their undertakings. He can tell the at
ficted the cause Of their disease and suffering.
His PREVENTIVE against having children is III
nocent, safe and sure
rs Consultation hours from 10 4. NJ to 5 P
NJ, at No. S13 EAST MADISON STR EEv.
mp stairs. Consultation fee Two DOLLARS. In
terviews confidential.
Persons at distance may communicate conf
fdendally by letter if they enclose Two Dollars
for consultation fee. Send twenty-five cents for
his Book, entitled: JUDE TO HEALTH AND LoNa
LIFE" and as he has for each sex, say whether
for Lady or Gentleman, as only one will be sent
TO the same address. His circulars about 6 VIM
ming the Affections of the opposite Sex and I'm.
portant Hints to Business Men, will be sent
gratis with the book. Address all letters as follows
DIR. Raphael, Post Office Box.
No. 577S, Chicago, Ill.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-07-27

Warren No 125l-Bearing trade mark
Frederic Atherton Il Co, Marion, N t."
man utactured by United State Watch Co,
has been carried by me four months. its
total variation from mean time being only
five seconds per month.
P. A. HAsKINS, Con'r Hud. Riv. R. R.
WATCH No. 1037-Bearing trade mark
"Frrderie Atherton 4, Co., Marion N. -
manufactured by United State Watch Co..
has been carried by me since June 1867;
total variation from mean time being only
FIVE seconds per month.
HENRY SMITH,
Treas'r Panama R. r., SO Wall st.
, 1870-02-22

Of documents on CuhAn a1atrA, asny OF which
had previously been sent 10 the Senate acd p1o-
November, that tne Spanish Ministry desires tprt-
Extc telatsns with the United states, and would
s1ssa ;er 70 cuo. ws'e ns Sosns
neut had been nted to order In ntd!Ate elections
for tne cottes IL cuoa, INIT had refused, pecAuse
the Cuban question con;a 10, bs considered ny fne
Cortes while cooa ~a. In reoe'lou: tnat Inc eoT-
ses e S,ss re
Ka;,g1 q snsls S.s;.,, plan a. ne best vay
saa pe in II 1fns tssy :.a
a. lmract!eaoe. They aia:cd tnay tae Enhsa
question wcu!d be settled. xnea the M @a Taa
Sly sboilshed Munster sIclles DeeeaneE n sea. T.
anass e sn1S S1ea Tns s0,s = .
r4.kn Ia cuna Is regarded Al fatare Desaond-
cncJ Is apparent II al except o1lc1al circles
81. % ts.t ~ p pusc sassiess iet i Is aasd
s.,atct. IN C1oan atalrs, has dec1eased since tac
nsRrsnt violations Of law By agents Of the inlur9-
lso sympathy: had the Junta expended tne:r
money and energy IN sending to the insurgents
ao9s vn Il es1 o
selTes 70 deliberate violations OF ths l1ws
9fer, 'De in Gp.;sa aieo a i illegal a enp,o,aeot
Of per1ona within the DOMAIN Of the United
s1 ss 70 tss. e ps 1
struggle for Independence, 1t II posaioe the re-
enn wo1d have been dtnereat In Cuba: 8nd It II
ces1En tnefe Wou hare been 4 more ardent feel.
1nK 70 mo United s.Atea IN favor OF their cAuse,
ato note respect for their oWn sncarst5 AMI PSF
eont! cooftfe 1t becomes mose App1fsnt every
dsy tnAt the contess ca5pos lerrnln4ie without
ap'tsoo q sAverJ. This government considers
&ne government II Mtof1d ~ eao,fu1,sed 10 this
fcanlt- aou hAsc several s!aea faceiyed pos1tiFe Z
ak1ulHhAs 70 th1A eject from more than ofse n1t ID
be5 ot the Cabinet. Ton will, therefore. frAnEjv
BA:e toas tnM RoTetameat relying 1pou tne -
t1rk1ces 20 often given. viii er cct stens To hr
sefeo IoE tne smanc'paon Of alaves In tar a2au1
1sh colonies. ~ veil IN for tre etrty fnitatnn m
ptnn!1ed feiorn.. ACuouR tun nocumentS "a .
letter Of Consul General Hs1l 70 Ass1stant t.-re
t2iJ Of Sfate DAVIS, Ftbtuary o. in wnirh IL II.
fudta 70 the tfoub.o In Cuba 4ayInr tnst h ani1s
to pf0 ecf the lives OF peaceful 1nnahitsr+s =,
puulan aHoclues betrg rally committed IL f1,nt
IN the snaerce of United States yfs .esof .sr -
Eub4r port9; they may b needrd TO: she n1rn,s1
Of offering refuge to clttzeua Of the United Hsst.s
in tho event OF popular outoreaE-
TnN INDIANA DIyUHcR LAW ecsrA1xxn.
In the United StA:es 61prena Court, 10 dsy
t3ccta1on xxs tra2de in the case Of Benl.
Cheevtf - EJcAs1 q Wilson and Arna J. orces
ter, which Kx8 brought tn the Dfztttct Of ColuT
hl1 to enforce TIE psoy11luut IN ths matter {
property rxht4 Of decree Of divorce grxuted
1nnlAts, tho Court holding Tbs divorce 70 b Salt
, 1870-02-22


Bills were introduced s1d referred te ray loynl
csti5ens q Tence,see for property taken Tor nse
VI n onns ias 1ooo. t1s 4 sne ..
he o1ice Of Government Archi.ect; fot an spoIn.
nr:st:on for hAroor At Port Warrington, NM;
tico: granting d ,or lie col structiop NJ Of III.
road from Vallejo 70 Humboldt Bay; 10 le9a lIe
proceedings In static Courta; 10 eette the title Of
oEsfnnfGs r. 1sland sin Fsus,.so H3J seoa
Analfs: to reMose political dtaaotlIt.es In Ssltes
raulying tho Fifteenth Amendment; R,A7t.ng un-
soa iand. @ n Missouri on The 1st Of JANUARY next
porattng the Mississippi Valley Laui apI Hire.
improvement Company; regulating The foreign
portion OF Fort LasFenEorth reservation 70 tue
haus1s Agricultural ard Mechanical Association
out o. equip ahps Of waI, OF sell Of furnish arms
or munitions Of *Rr, with the Intent tnAt they bo
emploJed IN The service cf any foreign province Or
any province, district. or colorg, Who arc in
state Of an ed inl1Irtcilou A9atnsl &oy province
q s'a,e and pFox,a!eg 10. :9e te1fe ,nIe o. enea
% repair the break IN the cAnA 1T HAr-
pests fe11; 70 aeol1sa the once Of Pan
pensions through Postmssteru: to provide means
q le evlen!nT the judgments Of Cnitel s:Ates Cif-
cut eId Unttcs Courts IN criminal casca; reduc-
ss 700 thetefson: Increasing The tax on dtltt:led
tNn o5 NAt:oual BACK currency; to extend 70
loyal citizens oi vrgin!s the provisions Of tue acs
ol July ISL, SLOWING Gains Tor Qusr:etn ss.er
kfctes. &c, to be p:osecu'cd In Courts Of Cla.n4
Incorporating the sontnero yran4-ContlnentAt
Railroad Company. and granting lands 10 nd
thereof; for the improvement OF Red River, be-
t%een Shreveport, LOUISIANA, and Jefferson,
Tcx8s; gtnnutE aid TO Oregon for the construc-
zion Of 4 Steamboat ca1al alooLu the F2N4 OF
N.lllntttc. Tbs MAS aaopted.
CCRREfcT KksoLr11oE
Tbs resolution oGeYed last Monday By Nj,
LGuGhftdEe came up for action, u folio r1::
Essolrrxf, That. iu the cI1a,ou Ct tic House The
business snteretts of the country Er9pFe
tbe rolutre Of circulating ARd the cota1t*tee
on Banking and Cuf7cucJ Instructed to ttport 10
ths' Ilousc At early eesteaaie hill
fhe the unt Of 1t least $3a
The rrsFiouA question va seconded, los 70 -,
ard The seso,1uon adopted-Jeas, Ito; nAys, -
N toIlANH.
, 1870-02-22

Tho Consolation of tha Unl:ed 8satss, It unst
prevail IN oAez5 otaef poEuoa of the eooauE -
In the case Of tue United States aK&iust ueo1y
G. Dewitt an appeal ITuu the Circuit Court OF
p e % ~ 70 esas.a pcaos
rtEnlsttena ~Itan the ssafes; and shat ths !aH Of
CorRyrfg prphlb4unE tbs sale Of pAtfplsam for
filrnfnetifr purposes, tnnxmm3bIe II lesx tsua.
pe1aturs tnan lid dearses FAorenbelt Il, e1oept
IN application to Tesntoz1est unenuutano0A
4 dec sien asstpss the governmeot WIS made On
the qossslon o. utls TO 4 lsagne ol ltod ~ Lo9
ArRetos County, Canfotuia, called IAerea. Or
In 1t . ca9e OF the Hannibal L St Jos Railroad
Con PAM r. Smith, error to Sapreue Eoar of
sa!4geG M119af The '0asnent Of The lower court WA
In the case Of Nn11il t.. Jackson, from the cir-
cutt tnntt OF Northern Illinois, judgment VA
Affirmed. ~ was stso that IL tho cHse Of tas CRY
ConpaDy. bc4Eg that .the latter Il DOT table 70
further 4tsessuent for reoair OF stEnesA
@Tte Judgment celoH VA also affirmed p the
sofa R1:lfnad ~ Southern Knsrp; aiao casc OF
A3leawotth Il. PA1Fen, from the Circuit Coust Of
l1dtAE2.
WAHHNnT0N. Feo. 2L-The pFtHdent has ap-
p1oyed the Military Academy Appropriation bill,
and & the blu kis1ns Br:dges 'Eatse1J Association,
EuNNAI1oxA
The President sent the lotto ring nominations 10
tee seease, 70 az; GsosEs 4 nsoa. q Datota,
brA1ka, Consal 1t Londonderry.
TEtA8.
General ReJEolda has otnctAlJ bottled Adju-
Taxa has 1atlned the Thirteenth, Fourteenth,
&nd Fifteenth Amendments
WAsuth0roNs BIRTHDAY.
Icon .o-nofTov, IN honor of wsinIastsa's % b1s.a a
tAT. Captain CAMtneTd, Of the Muu11cn, Is eI-
pected in WaIh!cEtoR to-morrux.
, 1870-02-22
ElfaR.

Moo9Me1ox. Fea: ia YET destructive nte
v1aned Mnaon CITY. this morning, about O'Clock,
By which ten CT twelve business houses wefe total
~ Destroyed. The following u the Int Of loacts
ard iDtulancs: us'snser. loss 800: tn,ured stoo
Bunef. loas Il 900; insured 400. Curl. $4,000;
no insurance. F:ades Co., tsoo; no no1anes
toerapner. 200; no iGsaI1noe Judge raslps,
tI6,ee0i rosurxocc- B. ". Taylor, 500: no ins0'
rance. II. N. Snl:h, 1.oct; injured f4o1 Aaa-
tens, roo; 70 tnsurArce. J. Taylor, $500: no
tnsuratce- Miller. 8Aeee; no Insurance. 1oe.
WYATT $a0c1: 70 Insurance. Tue17c1. E,3ce;
Insured Tor facA Dawson / v, $500: no IN.
surante. Wl;hera, g. 40; injured for 81 ooa. The
origin OF the fire Il UNKNOWN
is. M1.1otH q SIoceIJ store as Je1seJynle VAS
totally Destroyed BY f1t this morning. Aoo7t
O'Clock. The loss, including the huisdlcE, Wal
81, 600; ro tnsur1lca. Cause dcfectTt nue-
ME- YORK, Feb 71.-Tne catTl4Ee, horses and
e1tenksva g11pef1ea And hot toates OF Geo. Jones'
In Antr1:ats, were destroyed pJ m nceodt1IJ
nFr TO day. Loas, 5s5o0o payttslfT insured.
CuxCulp, y. H., Fen. xl.-Tne dwelling OF
Ioetpa Green, ii South Chichester, burned 1A1t
night Ha VIE peril he'd.
TuaTLAkp, Feb. H.-The RoJL RlFcr pape1 mil.
l u Yarmouth, ~ burned yesterday. Tnt lumber
| mills Of JAMES i Pierce, q Norton MILL. were
| burned Oh Friday light
| ST. LOUIE Feb. 4L-The extensive EsWtn1u q
| Hill Lennon 4 Co IN the extreEe upper ps5s
of ,he c!ts. xss burned Iessesdsy. Loss, sao'ee'
! tntnr1nct, 5ad,oo1.
| N1w O1ixiHs, Feb n--F7ankln, Louisiana
has ceen vlstted hJ nre, which caused loss oi
fsl,pG4 No tp4Qr4nce.
, 1870-02-22

The a11ual report OF The French Cable Coul-
pany comneuss upon the prospective charac.e e.
Of the American policy IN relation TO tha. copu-
, 1870-02-22
FOREIGN.
Proceedings in the British
:, Parliament.
Lord Borby Accepts the ConserTa-
tive Leadership Of the
Upper House.
The Irish Tenants and the Land
Reform Bill.
stirring Speech By Jules Fayre
in the French Corps
LesisIatif.

Great RrltAlns
plsRAAi3 HKAL1n.
LONDON, Peh. a1-Tne health Of DtEaea il In.
p.ov1rE.
NAVAL HT1NA1ks-
Tbs eatlnates OF nsynl expenditure are three.
torstns q million steslirg less than las.
yea1.
The uoape Of LORDS held brief aeIs.on tu-dsy.
No c1tts ve<e 1ntsodtced.
In khe Commons, Ar, Jenttoson gave notice Of
~ tsqalts into the reception Of returning Fenians
II Dubi,7, and the speeches Of Queens Counsel
there.
A calt proyldtrg for the Inspection Of mine. VIA
Introduced. Mtssrs- Beuce and Mayfair acd
Lord Echo, discussed mining accidents and
Irears Of thels p.erent!on. After remarks from
oshtr members, the bill wss resd 4 second time.
A motion Has Gade for the appointment Of \
select committee On dizs.tbutton or local rates and
taxes. Nj. Goschen explained tho intentions Of
the auTernmtnt- 4he no'!on WAS opposed b.
Mebsrs- Lopez, b&SseIlot, and Beach, and sns,atn-
I'd hy Nj. Gladstone and other1. W!thou: dltpos
Ing Of The bill The House adjourned.
LGBr.HoCsR DESTROYED.
TIC Fleetwood lighthouse WA literally carried
swaY last Eight hy q ah:p which was dasned
agstnat Il dur!rg gale
DKRBv 10 LEAD THE CONSERVATIVE LORDS,
LONDON. Fen. 2l.-Tne Telegraph i assured that
Lord Dtrpy win accep. the Conservative leader,
sh;p IN tie House OF Lotcs.
In AMERICAN 1oAN.
Daring Brothers have introduced on the market
tho Massachusetts loan for the Flaht11 Railroad.
TER CANAL A6AtK--A CORRECTION.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 2L-1t Il now Ra:d that the
uniform depih Of wAtet In the Snez Canal Ia only
nlreteen teet instead Ct twenty. nint, al before
reported.
, 1870-02-22

nsehs vere the eeldesr dz7 ard night q the Get.
sr., Tie mercury fol 70 ten degrees peaoE x::o,
7 he !ntehse cold following The mild veA:net u
the atst txn EeetA ts oeliered to bare Aer:oasly
injured tie tTuls bsr 8 especially Ct peaches
MlN.F1nh O., Feh- 214-Tho tnefuo1 ttor hx2
III aed 10 me hetshbornood Of zero to-daJ; snls
Ec1n,tR fcuE to slx degrees helox.
ISptANAFcLN, Feh- e1-We1ther very cod
iheru oretef shlt morning DEGREES he.o1 snzo.
MCklIK Feb. 9l-YestefdaJ sd to-1AJ were
the eoIdezt days at the aeAtoa
Dk11oIT. Fea TL-Thls Is tho eoldest wes1aes
Ct The k:nset. IL tnts mo1Ilux tbs the1no1e-
ter ecoo 1t GeTer deFreea beloT z-fo.
AApEok, Fee. S1.-fex.eItsy was rae coolest Of
The wlnlat, the me1ctrJ yesterday nr .ztn{ stand.
trR I'll eeh degrees oelo Kefp. Tntfp u 20 4EpH
here to amount 10 any thtpT.
AlLwACKrE, Feb. 2L-The weather yes.erdAy
cujnl1 ated ~ thtttJ degrees below teso, IN The
Vthtetp pstt OF thl1 State, Acd n M,unesota- 1t
u ON gradually nodts2tnE.
LDhpUK, Fen L-NeAt1ef extremely cold :
The Ice IN the Thames ohs.rucu navigation.
clkc1hha11, reh. H.-To.day the weather has
bfet. SIT 2d!5 Grow,nx cold. The tnesnouettr
atoct al below =: =. a., Is II uooo, and 20 II
ep- n The 4fAu1g poaca ase freely pa1oalzed.