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New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
POLITICAL.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
MEETING OF TIE ELKGISLATURE-TuE GOVERNORS
MESSAGE-THE STATE FINANCEs


MEETING OF TIE LKGISLATURE-ruE COyFRNOR's
MESSAGE-THE STATE FINANCEs
CHARLESTON, Nov 2S.-Thc General Assembly
met Mt Columbia today, when Gov scotts message was
read The Governor states tho whole public dcbt TO be
s"sos which statemens ho knows, from o severe por
sOnsl scrutiny to be correct nothing being
10 argues that tho depreciation Of the State credit Is
due tho persistent threats reputation ado by In
dvidua1s and the prcss for political purposes without
which the debt would not exceed >looooooo He Is conf
dent that the State will pay all her obligations Ho
recommends that the Legislature prohibit the borrowing
Of money the contracting OF debt to meet current
c condemns the extra sessions OF the THgs
could not be successful. He urges the Legislature 10
make thc sessiSn snort anu economical and recommends
be abolished that the salaries Of all officials except
Judges. be reduced third that the roal esao
rice Cotton, aud railroad tunnage be taxed that bonds
OF the State be taken at payment OF land bought
attax sales on the title being warranted by the state
that public lands to TIE value Of tOoOO) DO sold, and
reviews at length the causes which led him to ask
KuKmx law he claims that conciation proved useless
and tho courts would not act, and that the whites
took magnanimy f9r weakness no declined to call out
have been slaughtered and people led To believe that tho
conflict was between negroes and whites instead Of be-
late as last spring many prominent citizens promised
Kun Kuxism e'A but they eeesd S n"tSns. an%
applied 10 the National Government protect
against domestic violence. Io approves Of tho prnG
pie Of minority and advises changes In
the Election law 80 as 10 prevent fraud. and urges tho
Legislature to avoid all unnecessary appropriations, and
believes tho Legislature will 30 act as to prove that Re-
pablo asn and good Government In South Carolina
not rs is falsely alleged inconsistent with each other
The message was made special order for Monday noxt
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29

respass at thssut Of wm BrodhaAd upon whoss iasdl
they were wGtinR. Bonds zero given for damages,
and the work proceeded On the land Of r. g. Bull the
work met with more serious protest the Propretor q
the land III company with c. ". Bu his attorney, pro
cecded to whero the we,s wording and while the
former drove team Of oxen In front OF tho laborors
across he line the latter took hs position In o.
team that wss breaking grOuiA. ard when 1t game
up towbern he was standing, tse lawyer seized ~
hor5esgy the head. and pushed the driver away. AZ
once aay cilsUCd. Di the shciR OF tho county wEs
summoned upon charges prcfcrred W the driver OF the
team. R.I Bull arrested for assault and battery
H. m TO appoer for tal and caused the arrest Of
eight If shraOrers charge OF riot, and the Prcs
dent Of The rood and n" contractor for nctDg to riot
They takcn TO Milford AMI gave hail In $4,000 tO
appear Tor a bearing nett day. which was postponed.
The day after rho arrest the work iLcd viDn
fhs laborcrs rcarres'ed CAV. bonds and continued
working.
Tire sheriff ras Them instructed ~ summon sossc and
dspcrsr the rioters Which hr rnfuae, to do. and
Ue work was ct.plerd Pail land without t'irthcr
rsocr'aton f-scpuonfy tepresr' mt aud con srr tor
mn the laborers arrested the Land Of sON"r,nS
vau'Noy They sarn gave bonds and proceeded with
tir work, when uncxeclt-d writ O"saintd by th.
wa, served upon tlr+tl reqiirng further bonds SnsH
Then G' work has nat bc oppo.sG. and She grading VI
Tie rCRd Will sO0n Ike completed.
The And IL tO be OF The three foot gauge. ana VII
fv"htntiv 'r rxteDdr+ 50 EasiOn, Penn, to CouU%c3
Win rO |j-' LII ihIddrl, ,ihu.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29

- . Government weisbsr, who diyidss Y
et, 100 tn.s ut N s;tre cot 70 s q
sSoid the Government be tsddled with tho expsn:e q
Nvldng in parcels. to seft the conycnence on -
e ~. ThG will bo rgned BY she foreman, 60 ~ -
Syc1. BY technicality. the cfeye OF vioiaung w
ssAelled TO d. this. but n my ncghhy In hts account-
eoloS charges 90 for weighing and eiHr e200 how Go
eoqnPeSs with him An allie {ed npy be dseov
efsd In INe instanc- In the invoice affthc mrrchans
b charged with brtbing the Weigher. Bm 10 is ne
tQhous fact that there is not Wcigher ip New Yofs
that does not receive double treble his kry This
WelknOwn ar the Custom House. aud to evcT merchant
In New-YOrh.
There u passses m a Book (which IL no; probasiy
read to any great cxtcHf at the Custom TIOus) when
affrms that man cannot serve two MASTERS rhiS sb
plies especially to "eiEiier. No merchant wortl en-
plyy Weighcr second time who r iyrd money sudcs
any prrtext from the buyer whysiou.d not the gov
eruneut guard rs IRcTests much a. private ~
dividuslsi nJtced teleXra'n, thr otter day fssss
WssbIDgtp. which stated that GcR Grant would a,fvS
GAIA Civil Service Reform Mt ~" nfxt oi lSa.
Srsss. Lot hin commence at tn. New York CustysAs
House. kLiOkh.,
N,ue T,yE
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
PERSONAL.

Senator P,ss. who has seen thH vanity OF
human political vises turns from III" w: of thc wOr
and starts weekly journal ~ COhcyvii!e kiii'd'.
Mr.. Samuel BOwlcs of The SptinIf'M Repnb-
Ic1n has reached Denver his Western Winter Jannt
and writes r "-'oi'uu rtt flOin that sLowco|cicd
METROPOLIS of the Plains.
Mrs. Mary Ripley and the Rev. MIR. Cutler
are two wisely thoughtful people, who have made this
notable good to shine before for others to profit by
They have made bequrss II sC0tO he devoted to III"
care OF trees fences and shbbcry III tho niue ceht-
tery Of Hanover, Massachusetts,.
The learned people of Harvard fear that
they have lost Prof Raphael Pumpcliy who has been
elected state Gen,oc>t OF Missouri State where sue
AN oli IL one Of real weight. Prof Iimpclly is wei.
known - the author Of popular scientific BOOK o'
travel, Across America and Asia
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
THE ALDERMANIC CONTEST.
JUDGE BRADY DECLINES TO QUAsH TIE con-
OVER MANDAMIS.

JUDGE BRADY DECLINES TO QrASH TIE CON-
OVER MANDAMrS.
Judge Brady settled yesterday, the final order
In the nandamus OF Daniel d. Conover against the
Board of County anvasers compelling them to count the
vote frr Aldermen Counsel for the Board, wm A. Beach,
stated that Board had Obcycd the mandap'us, and
had a,so agreed upon form OF order Counsel for the
rcor objected to certain aifdavit~ which MI BeaoA dc-
sired O ach the record. Mr. Clinton SAID .
These alilavits We claim arc totally irrelevant ono
Of them states this contest will cost the city millions
dollars II ia perfectly frivolous, and has not the re-
motcst bearing on tins motion. Another hhidaVlt
states Mr. IIal,lys construction OF tlc law. All that Is
for the Court to determine. There just one fact a
pcaring in Mr. Hardys affidavit which 1t is proper shohi
APPEAR and which We have no Objection TO- ana tia IN
that the Secretary Of State made provision Tor me
election Of officers That is the only regular fact when
can have ANY bearing upon this motion.
Tie order finally settled recognizing these oblec'
tons 1t is understood that the parties propose to 20 TO
the Court Of Appeals II possible next January, so that
the two conflicting Boards may unless technical oec-
tioDs prevent, find which Of the Boards entitled
to act. The following is the order:
reremrtoy issurd by the Hon.
Srr Term said or heiug 1ndrd
dd m day and the rsponten !v'
,dv one ~ the Juss hv william A. Beach nrsel
respondents and Richard U'rn'n counsel or TIE oort
ton and the :r so 'pesns n0g ', 'uis sn Id h " 10
said ing BY order Of d 1r:ce 10
Noyemb la ad notion being duly msde mad on 'G S La o. MO-
he and idins on sail notion tne
th. % sa q IhS H" Eli hs sor
;rc,pg 10 portions Of Irrelevant and OF heinnR sA1
Richard oGormsn Of eGo,e Tor ,a tson:ena'
that the said moiion qnash sai w o
JANIS the hereby denied 'ohS H. bk'b' sO'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC BALL.

Mr. Bierstadt and the other artists decOra-
ting the Academy Of Music for tonight have worked
Very diligently during the past week. An artist was
busy yesterday putting the finishing touches upon the
figures representing the genius OF America and the
genius OF Russia shaking hands. The work was 10 be
Continued all last night to-day the decorations VIII he
paced in position and before tonight all the arrange
ncnts Will be completed.
r. Mccullough has been selected to provide the ban
auet. The table for the Grand Duke and select com
amy will be elevated das at the head OF the supper
-oom complete set OF the finest table linen has been
curchascd for the occasion. and service OF silver
elaborate and unique pattern has been provided the
glass ware Ia imported. and beautifully engraved The
able Will bs tastefuy arranged with profusion OF
choice and natural flowers Tie ornamental con-
tectonery other designs tho table will include
two temples Of the Gar Alexander; two monuments of
Washington, with cupids and American flags on top two
Imperial vases Of Charlotte Russo. surrounded with
kssan eagles and n,gs two imperial Meringies, with
AmeIca lcs and flags OF both nations and two ships
0! war. made Nougat and spun Tue bill Of fare
viii hc printed IN French and English in gold letters, ON
-,,tit
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
THE CITY OF NEw.LONDON DISASTER.

NORWICH, Conn.,. Nov. 2S.-The investiga-
ton by the jury OF the OF tho fire the steamer
City Of New London commenced this evening. The jury
is composed Of Ii. II. OsgOOd. foreman Allen Tenny.
clerk; Joseph Lowell, 3. T. G. Merwin. James
Richie, William l.. Whaley. Four witnesses were
examined, viz,: The captain, the first mate, the
first pilot and the donkey engineer. VIM. Dodge. first
mate test In regard to the trip Of the steamer from
NewYork and discovery and the supposed extinction
Of tho first fire at Comstocks wharf His testimony
agreed with the accounts mainly already published anu
Tie testimony of the others was cOrroborative.
It was elected that OF the witnesses Knew inc
use OF the fire. had any theory as to Its origin The
boats certificate for carrying passengcrs bore date OF
Oct o. 1871 and called for 6O lifepreservers. lhero
were I25 board slowed under the mattresses In the
staterooms and berths But IL was IN Impossible 70 ses
boats on tie steamer, which had been lowered three
weeks previous and found to be in good order
All the witnesses agreed that in Ave minutes after tho
second fire broke every Obliged to leave the
steamer. The investigation adjourned until Tomorrow
ovening. ..,
gins au investigation at NewIOndOn tomorrow Inc
search for the body Of william Norton continues with
a diver.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29


CLYDEOn Sabbath Nov 26 AFTER h,rt III II t.,sAs
o tie kuneys Mary CJde youngest daughter i.o srp~
OF the late George Clyde
Relatives and friends Of the family and friends Of L brothers RJ
CLYDE respectfully invited attend her funeral
Wednesday Nov 49, at from her mothers esderc- ~ Leg
ington-sve., Of Portv -fourtbsI
GOODELL-A Great Darlington MSS Nov Is Rdwsr Gooi',
youngest tie late Rev William GoOiel d. D. o Cons'uu'
nople.
RELAND-Iu this city SUNDAY night 26h LewsP Ireland ieA
Of Anonee and the lhos Ireland IN the $u yer o bs
Relatives and friends the family invited 70 attend bis Sar',i
residence OF bis brohernaw T. T. Randolph No Sl
West Eleventh. Wednesday. 18th inst At O'Clock
RODGERs-At Brook J.. Friday. Tie 24 canA
tho daughter Of Rev. Dr. Rodgers
The friends Of family invited attend the funeral q he pehy
O'Clock in the afternoon Trains leave the Central RoAI %
1880 and 10: 20, and at 46 and 5%s
RUNYON-In Bunswck n. j. Monday Nov a. Peter 2.
Runy 10 the Ssh year Of his age.
Friday Dee at the Baptist Church New Rgns
wick 2:S O'Clock Friends and relatives VI Tue family nss4
without further notice.
NEwYoRK TYroeRAPaicAL soCigry-Noice members
requested the funeral ,te Bor ohh it
Mitchell Yot-st H. Chuicb Brook.n iu,sd hov p -
2pm b A. Ek;Otk PresI-at
THos c. FAULKNER secy
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
CUSTOM HOUSE CORRUPTION HOW TIE
pa ~ DER

CUSTOM HOUSE CORRUPTION HOW TIE
WEIGHERS SHARE IN THE PLUMBER
70 the Edttor OF The Tribune.
Sm: In your telegram from Boston, in the
case OF Weld Co.. you staelt was alleged there was
coIlusion with tho Government Weigher In another
paper, few days ago, 1t stated that DIP. OBrien
(who WAS appointed weigher previous to she retire
mont Of Collector Murphy aaily besesed oy apph'
cants for positions. Let us look ct this matter
weis,cr's salary Is s2soo year. He 10 allowed one
clerk and foreman at u day. He Ia also authorized
TO hire laborers at 4O Why thee the position
40 much sought afteri Is true the duties merely
nominal "a the foreman aud laborers do ell the work.
But the weIgher not allowed legally to accept any fees
or d,vuee ANY account Of weghts except to the Govern
mann Nav. what are tho fsctst A weighers pOaition
IA Known to 10 worth >6OOo to NO.ooo year over and
above hs salary II he shoncst In regard to return
ing correct pay rolls The modu' opera"d is as follows
Arm receives $40 tuns OF iron which II soils TO nve
Cl;y WeSher. would cost s.Vo; they aceordinsv
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29

,:s sssf &: sss
@ ssss1a yS::SS so,ss .s
Tie latter State at her April election Was ons few hun
ared she Is osturay DcrScratc. and wsnld be certain
halt Of the States and oncalf Of the eleool votes arc
WIN. ''''n' and ''"''' n'"'A'''"' With tint We viii
TIME ENOUGH.
Prom IN. LouisraL Cssrtr,Jssn,t
We ndOrse the SchurZ platform heartily
That which not yet able to contids III
that such as cnass Francis Hdaas" for Hf'rsr Pr
dent. and Gratz Brown 10, vicePrrsiden supported
Gin,i"m@ crtmeyei conH be maio to beat "' rsn nme
I'M fact IL. the old Democra..c carryal w spoke
driver. looking about. lttso donLt,l which route
to 'ske wnc.r t. turn to tho % ft w %n sa car, m na or
"BEWARE or PICKYOCKETs."
Prom The Tsrpk1 (kansss, k'ecrd
The Republicau party musn rely OF lt' ITu-
ciprs ana not on s petOiices C1entlcnen who 'iAn
slow aid consult the pecuiS occssoslay. Laud sraSs
ana steals OF variOu, KIND must be dropped Inc Pns
cam party Is weak thr"Hs. eorraption Lot epuShoan,
rr,am"rr th; ard mixing n"mnas"ns 10 ssop En-, s
WI tho eucmy. active OF paseive, be defeated
"TuE MONoPOLIsr CANDIDATE"
From TIE Iooa'.tr EyIpess.
The selection of Thomas A. Scott, even By
The Is known To tho country only az graspiliS
mOnOpOst who either party serves his turn ana
has for controlled the Penusyk ania Legislature
II the Democratic party DOmnates him it Will show only
a a;w the pc ind 70 be GSSa ts' tn ay
Presidential candidates. were not much politicians
but their personal record respectable, and tlcro
were many reasons why they could honestly bc tho
choice Of thcr party as leaders But TO nominate rail-
road king would Do a confession that tho parry was run
solely IN the interests of monopDiss and capital ist~
The party might Well put up jim Fisk for Vce-Presid ut
together
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
TIE JT1H STORM STILL R1GING.

HOUSES BURIED IN TIE sNOw-MOIE AVA
LANCIIES.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 27.-A dispatch from
Little Cottonwood to-day says tho snow On level Is
about six feet deep and the storm continues The resi-
dents Alta City have to dig their way in and out OF
their dwellings, Many OF the houses are buried In the
snow. young man named jenkins was buried ny
snowslde on Wednesday last, near the mouth OF the
Wellington nnc The body dug out by the miners
and buried on Thursday morning Several Of tic miners
while digging for the body were caught in slides ana
ESCAPED with difficulty.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
PERSONALITY rEI.EGRArif.

The Hon. v illiam MillWard. formr!iT member
'yh District Of Plllcph AMI Catel states
Mars al war. d el yes e"isy Al kr"wo"i De!
go. Herman Lindcman. editor of the 81 Louis /f,-
s.,, tty. Mo- ,udy NJ Ln!e nan ehi the
'iI r Jtc sentence! 10 leatn or con
uccou with iisnreccn. but escaped 30 this country
" Col W. +. Stocking of this city, and Miss
Miller daughter Of Justice Mil Of the L. S snpn tonr' ".
n" performed bv tl,
Rr, Dr. II Pttsbux, Ms r f,thrr Among those pes
M AZ g ,rre lien ard Mrs Grant CheiJnstce Chase
and the Supreme Court win 'h wives sol c 'or
General ow. Gen ami Mrs. Dunn M senaof Spsi anu -Anf
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
NEW-YORK ELECTION FRAUDS.

THREE MORE INSPECTORS SURRENDER THEM
SELVES AND GIVE BAIL.
Three more Election Inspectors of the IVth
Assembly District. Michael H. whaen. President OF the
T.. j. shandley Association, James Day Of No. III Mad
son st. and Bernard c. Ryan OF No. l6 East broadway
nppearcdin the Y0rkve Police Court yesterday and
gave bail in 5000 each to appear when wanted and an
swer charges OF violating the election laws. Whalen
was charged by George Kcarns of No. Pike-st with
having, in conjunction with Day. in the xth Election
District. allowed Michael Purcell to vote twice within
five minutes.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29

The 'npoy Of 1f Sstt IN ~os -a.ar" .hr 'n" "
10 2,sJ heal The f. nsi 2frat bs1
about the Pair god rsr t - ~ t'ssr Aat
Penns, 81 ,omuoa S'STonsht f'o
ato5 cents !, u gross.
SHprP Tt' len s1f Tr g. vssr,f sr, ,'a ~ sr' r ~
" At from ~ > bed ID
Stock. Lambs e0t Il q.
HOUs--sIefe his res sni p'HS
declined Vi a. 81 s..s
2
'w>B1 alj change market l,5 hrsi ,rli ., r,D So v
Z ~ ipr ,"'s from & - ~ 80 =. fr.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
MARRIED.

-ALOFSES-At Paris tho 9th November. iiTi,
BY the sro Ninth Arrondssemen and -" following Say
Church of The Orsoe by the Rev Eenne Coquer J{ss
AdopLs Gen Of Amsterdam aud Frsucs Aiofen Vi jersey J.
NJ
pALMgR-HAMrLToS-A. wooar.o-h cau.d.. Nov r is7i.
John Bates Benjamin Palmer r 10 Nellie Laughter sf oa
w. w. Hamilton Of Cascade, Iowa No cards
SLOSSON-NAYLOR- Tucsiay Nov "a, u hs
BRIDES father bv tue Rev Dr. Moray sssised b. Rev W f{sn
Stewart sosson Josephine daughter Of Peter NsyIo9
WOODRUFF this city, Tuesday. Nov ~ ~ the rcrus
Of r. Young By the Rev Howard Crosby D. ltoieIlck 'sL
rud Of Elizabeth. N j.. To Mss Clara Shear vi Ns"iorA
AN Notca Of Marriages must BE- Endorsed ustf NaH
nnnle and uIllleSa
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
ibICRE MOVEMENTS OF THE GRAND DUKE.
lhe Programme of the Grand Uucal party,

90 Tar US now arranged, IL rs follows:
o. Inc rn1inGer OF the present week will he devoted to
thS Rfahh Dali ana other cnPagements IN this city
On Sunday evening the Iupcrt,i marty viii leave FOR
phadtiphla, as already announced The Academy Of
Music IN Philadelphia has been engaged for the ball in
the evening The subscriptions are an each emitting
:. ~, ,hs n.asr :" adon =, 7" ths The breakfast
Tuesday. Dee. 6-jt,tun to New York '' '
Thursday. Dec. T-lTave for Boston in tho uorninp
stopping at Bridgeport three and a. L,r.
and arriving at Boston a!Ont 10 D. m Ttr Grand n,tk
will have apartments Mt the Revere Honse 'rhe nro
KIaInne for his neI4iuIDCnt m Boston il ,, v.t 'n
peted. but a visit 10 the Navy Yard Lowell Ca;,rdun
aud tho musical exhibition by the school Children
bc incl uded. Ui'"' VIII
Monday. Dec I1-Ieave Boston for Montreal nv train
OF elegant pslace-cars, teudricd by the puI., Cn,"
rot yet decided upon. '"ou 10
Tuesday, Dec. l2-spen IN Montreal
Wednesday, Dec. I3Thc party Will proceed tn O,t,,
~here ne Grand Duke Will pay his respects to the
o. tne Grand Trunk Is,miu. ''
Complimentary trin have been furni, he'd 70 ,ho p.r
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29

The Hartford Publishing Company Of I1Ct
fort Conn have disposed O' t,'rr ,tsk. pittcs. ~
hud to TIE PlIadrlpha PUBLISHING Company. ~ I
the cntire con. crn has been removed 10 w. III Sso1
st. Phi,adclpha, where thu PbiIsd'Ip.ta Pub.irh,c!
Company viii cary on thc busiu.s. OF r,rb..-hiu. -
aEaulA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29

THE DEATH OF MR. LORING CONFIRMED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-E. NJ. Richardson,
an artist belonging Wheeler expedition. has arrived
here AMI confirms tho murder Of Mr. Long by Apaches.
al Nickenburg, Arizona
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
THE THANKSGIVING SERVICES.

The Rev. Father BjerTing, Priest of the
Greek Chapel OIL Secondave has issued very limited
number OF invitations to persons not members Of his
church. TO attend Tanks giving services in the chapel.
The Grand Duke and his suite with several officers
Of tho Russian feet will be present The services will
oe OF special character appropriate to the day. In the
prayer Father Berring will return thanks for the health
ana safety OF the Grand Duke for the prosperity Of the
kls"an aud American nations and for other bcssngs
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
NEW.UAMPSUIRE,,
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN PORTsMC

MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN PORTSMOUTH.
PORTSMOUTH, ~ H., Nov. 2S.-Thc city cleo
ton to-day resulted in Republican victory Horton d..
Walker elected Mayor by 32s majority in vote Of
I7H There is great Republican gain last Spring.
Six Republicans ard two Democrats wcrc elected Al
dermch.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29

Bc sure AMI Call for Mrs. WinslOw's SOofhsh0
syrup b.rsu ens. having the fac smle u CCRrs PEs.
xss" on tie nut. xrappe All others
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER o. 1871

.hc railroad companies between hcre and Washington
ny: ~ offered Ivy the Pennsylvania Cantrai Rairnsd
an" and by tho roads between this city and Boston
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
WEITHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIiE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
wAsHINGroN. ID. C.. Nov. 28-1 p III.
Eunnpsfs E0l Me Dasf IlceMlu tOur hOurs

wAn DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CnIrC sIGNAL OFFICER
Synopsfs IN, the Dasf frentu-f0ur hours
The high barometer which was on Monday
afternoon In Minnesota has extended east anu norti,
eastward with cloud "nd Snow on tho lakes. very c,
and clear weather has been reported from Idaho ana
Mont. NJ. and rain on the California coast warm anu
damn weather has continued In the Gulf and South At
having dev vooped this afternoon from Kentucky to tho
Carolina coast Clear weather has prevailed during te
day In New En- gland and Tor short time on the Mii'e
Atlantic Coo.t increasing northeastery wlns prevail
on the Ower lakes. North west winds from Lake su-
rIor Texas. Teesraplic communication with Oregon
Is interrupted
Threatening weather with light rain will probably pre-
vail by Wednesday morning from Virginia to New jersey,
prevail the Made and Eastern states veerng to north
on Lake Ontario and northwest from Lake Huron ~
Georgia and westward: An area Of clear weather with
cold north westerly winds VIII probably ADVANCE 1Oi
tho Upper Missouri eastward reaching TO Michigan and
Illinois Oh Wednesday.
CautiOnary sign ais ordered Tor Oswe Ro, hester
Buffalo. Grand Haven. and NnwauA." and continue Ut
Cleveland, TolcdO and Chicago.
The thermometer marked ten degrees below
zero at Quebec. yesterday morning. Tie fI'ef 81.
Charles Is frozen over
The weather at Eastport, Me-. last evening,
was the coolest over known there in Nosembcr The
Thermometer stood five degrees below zero
The thermometer ut Lewiston, Me, ycster-
day morning marked seven degrees above Leio'
change Of 25 degrees during Monday night.
At POughkecpsie,. yesterday morning, the
thermometer marked eight degrees above There is
considerable ice i'll the bays along the Hudson.
The weather changed suddenly at Bangor,
Me-, on Monday night, from warm to extreme colo. AT
o'clock yesterday morning tho thermometer was ten
l gr.cs above zero, and at sunrise ut zero AT Lincoln,
Me- sunrise yesterday, the thermometer was four de-
4 lees below
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
LATEST SNIP .NETS.

IRON a,vANAin steamship Cleopatra. Soy D. TT-i cas
s'. M,a.-. is,co. ). ii Moore. SsVs-I Hm ~
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
TIE STATE ~ .7KfEE
np,rE.rlc NARKT~S

hairs. NV ..a,,.,s-.n.ee,i ~ A., Dp,rp. .s'so~
Rn..nL III.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-29
DIED.

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