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New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
A GENUINE SENSATION.
EFFECT OF TIE TRIBUNE'S EXCLUSIVE ACCOUNT
OF THE SURRENDER OF TWEED bf hi'


EFFECT OF TIE TRIBUNES EXCLUSIVE ACCOUNT
OF THE SURRENDER OF TWEED BY HIS
tron tn. Comn<rcia, Adrerti"r Der. r. ,
The report published this morning, 10 Ins
effect that Mr. Terence Farley had notified the Sheriff OK
his withdrawal from Mr. Tweeds bail had tue enect 10
rouse to its highest pitch the exclteeht anou, @ tn1
Ring cases" which has lain dormant TOT tne paas em %
days II BECAME the general topic of conversauon sis
over town wherever congregated. and Tor the uo
being usurred the place usually accorded 10 the
In Offices on Change IN ;nSs md az even n Il wis-
pered In the innfrmost penetraa OF .nose @ ss any
the question OF the hour became Has the boSs reay
From an early hour the sherifs Office thronged
with reporters TO get speech OF that oeiai.
They clustered about the door OF Ms @ S h,
wits with quesions and when became known that the
sheriff. Deputy Sheriff jarvis. and Messrs. Richard
their excitement became intense and they smelt sen
saon in the future. JOBS war horse snuned tho
battle When the Sheriff finally broke cover through
the private of his Office the whole PACK gave ciiss
and ran him down before be had got half way to the
courtroom where Judge Cardozo was stthg-hs oss'i-
nation. .o.....
cred the sheriff asked HIM If he had read the report
YES, !" said nc, with smile, " I've read it,"
Part OF II Is"
(which part, II you peasei'
"The statement that Mr.. Farley has asked to With
"Will the others agree to thatl
Some of them have already written 10 me To say that
they would but cannot let HIN of until he produces
How about the other half Of the storyf'
well" with another smc. guess that true, too
at any rate we eoHan't find Mr. Tweed at any Of his
Z" suppose, though. you could mud him now, II YOU
wanted to very muchf'
has not left the city. but it would be hard work to td
hun"
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
TIE NEW DOMINION.

TnE BEiri>H Troops ORDERED HOME FROM
HALIfAX-POLIIICAL TkOLB BLES IN PRINCL
EDWARD ISLAND.
HALIFAX, Dec. 27.-lt is reported on good
authority that ali the Bntish troops except few arll
ty AZ" be Withdrawn In the Spring from Halifax. which
"ho" 'h' only garrisoned city in the dominion.
'"nimIitee appointed by the Prince Edward
A"e opposition To me,cut a memorial 10 Gov, Robin.
T,,y ss~ered at some length the Governors reply
H1 the principle that the Governor can opiv
x.rrs ssessiOn Of want Of confidence !, his .d
vrsstaee In EnSs vot Of Parliament ~ based on tbr
Ereeass part where Parliament s in session the
ply 70 small eoloSyear aud never intended t,, on,
vel serns The Cover Where paarncnt only sits few
trX VI 'ne inponts, 1e'ision to ignore the e1pres
NY the House OF Assembly involves
ass, r 3, ,s Of b. advi Of responsbiliiy for all the
isI vessels ssss ape re o"sn, m9 to take
Srver Nv west India trs cholera reports, aud much
r s Ss;, = hst sns'eS
su TO have ii has ap5 ef cholera reports the
lnse. 'caon rcInOss u the Spanish Con
IL Cuba and Porto
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Two cases Of garroting have occurred IN Salt
Lake City.
There were in store in Chicago, Oh the 2Sd,
;!l3, NO bushels Of gam
The Rev. Robert j. Breckenridge died in Dan
vile Ny, yesterday. snsr pro'raeed Illness
Gen Sweet Of Illinois entered upon his duties
Yesterday Dvputv Commissioner Of Internal R<vepue
IA wel-authenticated report states that Tho
CAaoo RspscaR will be merged Into IA< Chicago Saturday
The Hon. Murray Morrison formerly of ILL.,
Judge xvlh Dstrct Coa California died Los
srles last week.
William A. Whitaker, Postmaster st Bowling
Wood Co. Ohio has been arrested charge Of enbesspS
money orSsr funds
IAN old cOloretl man named George Adams was
and instantly killed. BY freight train The Harlem Railroad.
At Ghent station, yesterday.
His Majesty the King, Of Italy has sent his
0sess England the ha, s
Prince Of Wales 10 cut Of danger:
....On Sunday evening. during the absence Of tho
by Sarrisr, Who ses $500 In bsah
IA little con Of 8. Faulk Of Urbsna, Ohio while
play 90 Tuesa snppsd and fall s BLADE psslne which
pene tisSsd assa inlesy wound which viii probably prove
fatal
The Kentucky National Bank of Louisville
Ky with capital e0oo AAd the Second Nauoua Banh Of An
Ill., viii esp,sl Of eloo have been Authorised to bssn
businssL
The statement Of the Chicago national banks
psbAs sAovs them ssPoager they vss beo tAs i
They hold svao 50 per Of depo.s TAsv
vosh obliged " sa W eS sssAJ VI hs aas paJ % dpt.
" hll
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28

OF Hakodate were opened to American ships at which
places these ships might obtain supplies. In the event
Of shipwreck, the ships and marnes Of both America
and Japan were to be assisted without the expense being
refunded the shpwrecked persons were not to be heId
in prison, and foreigners residing at the two new por'
to be subject to such restrictions and eonnne
ments those TO which the Dutch and chinese .nen
we're subjected at Nagasaki, but wcre within certain
der such restrictions as might imposed by the Js
panese Government. was to be permitted. Leave ""'
also granted to the United States Government to appoint
Consuls at the opened ports.' vu
Acting under Instructions from his official chief MT
Robertson British Consul at Yokohama SNORT o'' ~"
issued circular calling upon British merchants 70 eA
press their views with respect to the conteu PS" ',
vision Of the treaty with Great Britain. me speciai
Committee Of the Yokohama Chamoe. OF W. .ame
apponted to take into consideration tne sA'n,
snhect. invited the opinions and suggestions oi
the mercantile community with reference tneio'O'
not on,v from those who are members OF the Cham1er,
but slso from other persons interested In laue dn
Japanese Government also IL said TO Dc an ;ns+er
iiberatng the same mater: Inc barSs dAllres,
viii confer with the foreign bureaus OF neh dnei,
respective Governments. NJ Outreey Erauce' sre and
Mr. De Long the American Minister 10 said MI pre- h
emily avail himself Of leave OF absence, taGo The
French and American ministers Will 80 nnctixe
opportunity they will have to inform tneir @
Soyernments of the working OF existing treates anu,
after submitting their views viii receive r ,sinn
for their future course OF conduct Jnanse otcals
smonS whom are mentioned Iwakura Ito. Okuho ana
Yamada is shortly to dispatched Tor America anu I
rope The object of this mission httS hoi yc psrn
public, hut is supposed TO ne 10 acquire '''o ~
resuectlug the revision Of the UealPA
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
uI.NOR'S TRIAL.
A VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY.

~ ' I'M
III the United States Circuit Court, yesfer-
dan Judge Picrr pont summed up for the prosecution
III the Minor trial In his charge to the Jury Judge
BENEDICT smoke substantially follows: The question
Of Minors guilt or Innocence depends upon the fst,
,oony of Harry COle the notorious 'rniha
who has turned States evidence. III y"n
beleve that these plates for printing c"unter'eh
money in Minors possession as cole swears ,hty
or. vo will convict him il YOU do not, you will ac-
quit him. . AN. ,,o,, oomo ;nto
The Jury retired at o. m At A;t' t"eS r"',p .'''
r,o,,+ and announced that there WAS Il" pf"a"V "i
their agrecng upon verdict TIL" Jndr" reused 7" "'S
charge them saying "You will again retire, and Viii
send for you at II "'c"ch.'
The Jury returned Al that hour without verdict. ana
were again asked to retire At lGt5 tms morning ihfy
re- ndered verdict Of rot guilty and thONt OF thch who
VII he'd were discharged for the term.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
THE CHICAGO TRUNK MysTrpy +,

CHICAGO Dec. N-The Chicago papers con-
tain further particulars CONCERNING IN. ,rL ,nu.,nr
alluded TO few days since The facts. no far ,s .
h'hed' show that Mrs. Mccoy milliner, residing at
Crestline' ohio came to this city, and either wei cr
self or was taken to female doctor on Safest where
she died IN few days. and Was packed In a box and
sent on 70 ohio' where the body WAS discovered and
arress were made. Among Others arres,ed ... ,,.,,
master on the PttsDni gh Fort Wayne spd
arrs KaTaY 10 %ssa Mrs Mu TThC who engaged
abortion had been pracced upon the Hcaps".T la
Miller who made partial postnortfm examination Of
the REMAINS say We has discovered grounds On which
death. ~ ''au " ha'u'a'
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
by him In the following statement made TO inc TO

BY him In the following statement made 10 'ne TO
porter:
Mr Tweed and wsrs members Of the nS Tsre
friends his bond not thinking the Ssse nssS wsS
and hoy %sh
Afsr becoming bis bcndsmsD ssass,s
iss d Wy say "as went s%;?s and
from hi, bond He S% sme me an the
release or before Dec TINS psd paper ,tatine ,a
the exact tenor Of the document mentioned but tneie
are good nerrns from on 70
Farley should he be called to tes Fsrsy
On or about Dcc 10 william NJ Tweed, jr came TO 70
me and asked for an extension OF time TO tne Ictn n
cnrtnss ssnisa Gns made the as When
About Sos Sn To soe see
and another u ~ r. s'ese se
saw Sheriff Brennan and the Under rSherln MI Mt to
copy Of the bond on the back q which signed su
order authorizing Mr.. Jarvis TO denver over q t tho
the sSdy Il
time the once would ss SSseo rsosusS ns a at O'clock
esHs %s: ssrs sy Si:;s S''snn %
ss ABOUT 70 ocoos and asked
brennan The rst person met said he was not in u. a.
sa s1a Ss Mr. sssp S%d sG
mans roon hearing my name & anotheI
gentleman in there Now said seyens sh, ssS
released the Sheriff has released him Az rsnt, ssu -
handed me paper stating shan and he aid
All Hight, the Sheriff had accepted it, he showed int
paper which was signed BY the otner WIam
Tweed, IT, said mo, Sir want no fayors nom you
now we can yet along without you sa ,nan nvc vor
done all agreed to and more, and that is more tnan
have DONE"
Mr. Farley further stated to the reporter that be dis
claimed any intention In speaking of the amount wncl
had been stolen of imputng theft to Mr.. Tweed tha
auy remark Of his bearing such Interpretation "a'
basy and not intended for any such construction DC
added that his connection with Tweeds bond 80 ar al
he knew was ended; that his counsel nad caiieo ol
Sheriff Brennan who Informed him that Mr. Farley Wa
re,eased. Tn his conversation with Sheriff Brennan
nothing occurred Of special account except that th
Sheriff said 1t "would make great fuss 10 arres
Tweed" Mr. Farley stated that be had full" gwen ni'
reasons for Withdrawing from Mr.. Tweeds bond, aat
that he had not supposed Mr.. Tweed was going to ru
away Az Mr. Farley called away, and deciared h'
inability to furnish any further Information 'ne Fe
purter left,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
AUSTRIA.
orENlNG OF PARLIAMENT.

OpENlNG OF PARLIAMENT.
VIENNA, Wednesday. Dec ~, le7l.
The sessions of. the Austrian Rcichsrath were
o,ned today the EmpcrOrs speech will not ne de-
Iiv,red until tomorrow. The estimates Of the Minister
OF Finance for the coming fiscal year, were sunmte"'
and give the probable expenditures at 559oOO horlns
against a revenue Of 39e.0O00O.
Prince KaIl Auersperg has been appointed PRESIDENT
Of the Upper House Of the Relchsrath The Hon. Joh
Jaw the American Minister, dlncd with the Premier
Conn; Andiassy last week Representatives OF all the
Europeau Powers were present Oh the oecaSl"D
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
AFRICA.

TIE DIAMOND FIELDS DESERTED FOR NEWLl-
Discovered GOLD MINES.
LONDON. Wednesday. Dec y, 1871.
The mail steamer from the Cape OF Good
o has arrived and brings accounts Of the manner III
which the announcement OF the annexation OF African
territory TO the British dOnlniOns was received oy ue
inhabitants The intelligence thAs tho treaty haa
-, president of the Free States. had issued forlDa
ro,es, against the transfer of tie diamond fields Il
Great Britain
Dscoverles of gold in considerable quantities had been
ID IN the Trauevaal Republic. The reports attracted
many adventurers that quarter Tue dmondseeler-
wen. abandoning the diamond districts ior the neWD
discovered GOLD country. cape Town s Full thfohge'
viii, arriving and returning fortune hunters lhe bus
,c,, ot the Colony " as making great STRIDES.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
FRANCE.

rur LIBERTY or THE PRESS TO BE STILL .Tr rrEr
'"r r,,rp pprsfsICTED-DEFEAT OF THE NCoNE
IAN BILL PARIS, "Wednesday, Dec. q, 1871
Tho Minister of the Interior to check the
be, NJ the public Journals proposes TO increase inc
,asey OF the laws and regulations for the controi Oh
tho nss 1t is understood that the Minister'S ih'en-
tom have the approval of the President and that 'he
,o1na- most off nding will soon bt made to feel heiF
eject.
In the National Assembly to day. the proposed income
tax Mas again under discussion. The Minister Oh rr
nance NJ PouycrQ Quertier spoke i'll opposition 10 tne
measure which hc denounced arbitrary ana inq"Si
toria The speaker cited Lord Brougham ana
Grant in support OF this remark. In the course OF anu
mons 10 England the Minister asserted that she "as Only
n Free. Trader where there was no cohipFutIoh' ~
Wolo,ki proposal for the imposition or cehetai III
come tax was finally voted upon, aid Was rejected u! Il
large majority.
The ladies OF strasOourg have organized C"ihh''e'
10 receive subscriptions toward the pa! ment oi tbe
French indemnity TO Germany.
NJ de Gculard the French Minister TO ITALY VIII
leave for Rome on the 10th Of January. Gen. William l.
Sherman and Lieut. Grant arc expected to airNe III inns
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
TWEEn'S CASE AL ALBANY.

,pcI.uFNT ON THE INJUNCTION RESTRt AIMING
HIM FROM DIsPOsING OF HIS PROPERTY.
Mr.. Burril. counsel for Mr.. Tweed, moved
NJ the Special Term of the Supreme Court at Albany
Yesterday afternoon. to vacae the ORDER OF Injunction
against Tweeds selling his property on the ground thar
there was order attached requiring an answer with
tea days, ~ provided by rule a.
Mr. PeckhaIn opposed the motion. and at the same
time said he had motion for another injunction restrain
ing VIM NJ. Tweed from removing and disposIug vi his
property.
The Judge said that Rule "a had been dlsregarded by
other Judges who had not paid any attention to it, He
had taken no action under it, but other Judges had.
Mr. Peckhan said the motion was made ON frivolous
grounds The irreg,ilarty amounted to nothing, and
had so been held before other Judges
Mr. Burrll said lis motion was to vacatc the entire
order.
Mr. Reynolds said the rule had been violated and there
was but one for the Court to pursue III the rule
was to be dsregardcd, why not abolish III
Mr. Burrill said the rule made an order rtnrhao'e
in r days order made II thirty days and tied up
the case until that tine Tls ,sday order ~A' Tor 'n'
The Judge inquired why the order was not re'"ihaD'e
Mr Burri sa,d it conld not made rcturnahe before
the Jull, issued it. No alternative was offered eN
cep to come here There wa no mode o. iorchg Oh rs
whole thing had been done IN violation OF the rules ami
the PROCEEDINGS were M ,d .asreioTt @ s look into the
points raised -. ~. A., ,,,,.
tiou preventing Mr. Tweed from dispensing OF his prop
erty He stated he had anidavlts showing that Mr.
Ted had been dispOsing Of large amount OF property
This property disposed Of about the time the deve
Opments were made showing Mr. Tweed's compiicity IN
we're cominenccd Tor the recovery Of &c 100000
No counter afhdavits were offered. ,
Mr. Burr criticised the afidsvits presented He said
that this Injunction had already been runous to Mr.
Tweed In a financial point Of view. 1t had been worse
than the enormous ball Of u 100000
Judge Learned inquired II there was any threat or
cvince that Mr. Tweed to dispose OF his property
Mr. Burrl said there such threat Or evidence
Of such intention. . ,..,
The Judge then denied the motion for an injunction
restranng Mr. Tweed from dlspOsing Of his property
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
MAYOR HALL AND THE UNION CLUB.

Mayor Hall has resigned his membership IN
the Union Club corner Of Fifth-ave and Twenty rst-st
This was In consequence Of tho bitter feeling existing
against him the part of tho other members BY reason
of his connection with the Ring On tomorrow evening
msettng OF the Club would have been hold TO consider
hs expuson, but he anticipated their probable action
BY sending Ii his resignation recently. Issac Bell. who
has bcen Mayor Halls advocate In he Club. stated that
tho discussion Of Mayor Halls mombership had ended,
and that there would be meeting on Friday evening
in consequence. When aaked the reasons Mr.. Boil said
that tho matter had beD seted but In what manner he
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
THE FISHERMEN AND THE WASHINGTON
TREATY.

BoSTov, Dec. 27.-A meeting was held at
the United states Hotel to-day, of persons interested In
the fisheries which the question OF Protection was
discussed and the appoint OF Special Committee
decdod upon IN w, upon onr Senators and Representa-
ycs IN Congress- and eudeavOr to obtain either bounty
or some other means neutralzing whatever evils the
Treaty may threaten Ia nflct upon fishermen. THIS
Committee IL he selected by the different towns one
menIber from each town inter Sted In the Fisheries.
Among those present the ting were Gen Butler
and Congressman Butiinon. Gen. Bn,ie s Ia address
the citizens Of PrOvmcetown Tomorrow on the fishery
a ytOll
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
JAPAN.

"ospEcTivE REVISION IN
fss fssss ssvdy. drySwERs-1cn1onsI 1nI Ias,a I1nsnns w,r
cue. s .s. sapsn sals,a, ,.svspapers are seviD,,,
Japan N" uoD ,a 0fne revision Of Is.nhlhs n.y. to dis
.pul..ss ,Srssn nious This r.,,.'a We rs" between
nm "a. 'Iss pee and after %. :. =. been
.ss when ~. ,.., sS,ssat r..ass. s''i,''s in
.s: .:. Japan sss sIs s. Of s ssss
Un Of Ae United States Perry. Special Co~ con-
d. 1884, Tss Ss,'. aud % .~ass
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
SPASMODIC ENTERPRISE.

From Th' N,rdrk Journal i"- %
What is the matter with The Nev- IoI Iimesf
little while ago pin could not drop In the affairs OF
Tweed without It's knowing all about il, and more too
Lately matters have changed. week or 80 ago Tweed
Was arrested and all the papers knew and printed tho
fact except The Tunes To-day The Times has nothing To
say about Tweeds reported Night. lts enterprise was
nurolN spasInOulc.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
THE CHICOT COUNTY (ARKJ AFFAIR

ST. LOUIS, No. Dec. 27.-A special dispatch
To The Democrat from Little Rock Ark says the arri
walls from Cbicot County report that after the shooting
OF the murderers Sanders. Garrett and Dugsp and the
destruction OF CARROTS store, where wynne was mur.
defed the crowd immediately Dispersed and the Sheriff
o. IN s poss have since remained In peaceful
W te place Sanders, Garrett. and Dugsn had been
.IVuey Dad CbAIaGNIsi One LaYluR lQnluittld y
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
TIE RING CRIMINALS APPEALING.

William NJ Tweed's counsel will appeal to
the General Term Of the Supreme Court, at Albany
Tuesday next from Judge Learneds decision refusing
reduction In his bail.
Richard Connolys council will appeal also TO the
same Court ut the same and place, for q reversal
of Judge earned decision refusing to vacae the order
for Connolly's arrest
Charles O'COnor will 70 To Albany and personally
Oppose the applications In both ca.es.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
THE ORDER OF ARREST.

The following is an exact copy OF the order
signed by Farley authorizing the arrest OF Tweed:
hereby depute authorize, and appoint Jndson JARVIS
10 seize and surrender the withinnained william NJ
Tweed to the custody of the sheriff Of tho City and County
Of NcwYork In exOneraton of myself 40 MS surety Oh
the undertaking Of which the within Is eertheu copy
In presence Of Joel O. Stevens TERENCE fA"LL''
Nec York, Dec. 2G, ls71
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
CHINA.

YOUNG MIN TO BE EDUCATED in ENGLISH
SCHOOLS.
LONDON. Wednesday, Dec. o. 1871.
Dispatches from Shanghai announce that
The Chinese mt has determined 10 foo" the
example Japanese snd send young men to Ens ana
aud the United States be educated III the schools o
those CoULtICs.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
TERENCE FARLEY's EXPLANATION.

A TRIBUNE reporter after great exercise OF
pst,epce, sucoeeded In meeting Alderman Terence Far
10y last evening, ut his residence on h1ingtonsve
was that the Alderman had besh Visiting In
NevJ.rsey during tho day; the ressons whcrefor did
M, transp,e The motives which led Mr. Farioy TO
withdraw from william n. Twecds bond were explained
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
SPAIN.

MORE RE-ENrORCEMfNTs FOR CrBA.
MADRID, Wednesday Dec. n, 1871.
A regiment If Chasscurs sailed to-day from
santander TO Joln the Spanish army In Cuba His Maj
.-ty King Amadeus present. and made a farewell
.pc,ch 20 tie troops causing immense enthusiasm.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
rwO SERVANT Girls RI'RNED

PITTSBURGH, Penn, Dec; 27.-The residence OF
G. A. Woods. at whestland Penn, was destroyed by
fire on Christmas Day. and two servant girls were
burned TO death Loss, $4,000 insurance, tl6,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
..ovn,r1oS OF THE PRINCE OF wALEs-'
ApIr REPORTS. ,o,

s,ONDITION OF TIE FHINVE VT " ""'
ABLE REPORTS. 1871.
LONDON. Wednesday, Dec ~ do,,
The noon bulletin from sandringnsSe' Saace Of wales
,ports that His Royal Highness inc .e is retarded
passed quiet night but that 'secompanled by
sy painful affection above the left hip to the Princes
v@rsnnes" No inquiotude is fe sUt at 1T the slow.
eonditiOn but regret and dsapporr.se Hopes had
ness Of his recovery generally to 90 ont he.
been raised that the Prince wou for public
fore the end of the holidays aso reaI,atou of these
rejoicing had Sreu S.prr the festivities Of the
expectations nas,v oDen Victoria left Windsor fol
sL,udrinsham this atterD"n.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28

ra, MURDERS and another having whipped 9 negro and
hrohen his arm previous 70 their combined attack on
w. pne These circumstances rendered the negroes,
when assembled uncomfortable until they had secured
rsdOes.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
OBTAINING MONEY on FALSE PRETENSEs.

BANGOR, Me-, Dec. 27.-ln the Police Court,
to-day Geo. d. Stowe and Benz. j. +. Terry OF Boston
were each held In $oO bail at the February
Term OF the supreme Court, to charge OF obtaining
900 OF Joseph H. Pollard Of OdtOwn under fae prs
lenses stowe found hail. Terry committed tO Jail
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORTS.
WAX DEPAkIMESI. }
O1IICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OltICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. e.. Dec. 21-7 p. III.

sgnoDs1 for Mt pdst frtniv.four hours
An area OF low barometer developed in
New hnand OH Tuesday night and has apparently
moved c%ward beyond the stations. Rain and snow
nave Nei yuerallt far from Sonth Carolina to Lake
IRE ana Meth eastward, Int fair and clearing weather
" no" l'poNed Rain has fallen on the Texas and Louis
lana %l also III California, where the pre- hd
sFdli,N uInsEed. The OF highest barometer has
noNI >lo"IfNuth-eahtward to Missouri, its influence
eA.eh1R Nrn rapidly 10 the Blue Ridge and New-Icr-
eoy, ndI MeNLcf, with north westerly winds is now
, " " "' .hs region, and hTIsk winds have prevailed
;,h ' 'tiu,a 'othe lower lakes. Rising tempcra nre
ncsUta. ~ '' '' ' w ''''
ne ', "aLoil,ef Ml probably continue to rise Thurs
a.h ui n "s Ily winds bac king north III New
ana 'he Middle State and II, lI.casl y nds
I'D h. southern ana Gulf statt south westerly winds
WIN WIN threatening weather desel0p IN the mort west
cu an pietsan' weather prevail very generally east
vi .hc "sSi.slpp Brsk bnt not dangerous winds are
anticipated FOR this evening.
=, - u SuPNfmeatQry Weoh4r Rfport
~ "hF sh""in2 Tins morning al Clrycland Coripnc
Iah' "rand Haven, Mt Washington Oswrvo pits
W Cish ana Montreal Rain fell in Augusta Ga Boston
1aIe May, "9Ies'on, Philadelphia Portland Me and
W'mngtOn G. The mercury ftIi TO 2oo below zero at
ol Ta'il, 6O below al OMAHA I0o below nj Milwaukee
yennrt ara ne%T at nag" Davenport and 10 below al
Mill and ohWego Rain was TetorIed from San Fran
c!fo me ,en~latnrc AT Key Wet was ne ahnyc and
at DuiulI, MILL, 10 below zero y ~