New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
WE.i7HE3' REPORT.
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORTS.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Aldermen.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WA.HINGTON ID. C.. Dec. IA p. IN. }
Sim opsts far The Ddst fpenlu- four hOurs


WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. e.. Dec. IA p. Ia. }
Synopsis far The past fpenlv- four hours
The lowest barometer which was on Saturday
afternoon on Lake Huron has PASSED rapidly north
Rising barometer with clear and warm Wcather az ".
is Reported from Georgia light southcry winds with
pleasant wea: her. in the Gulf states low oaroacter
ai Lake Michigan with threatening weather and TrOla-
hS snow 10 the northward Cloud. and snow are rposod
iron, the Rocky Mountains No reports have been ne
ceiyed froul the Pacific coast.
small OF cloud, and possibly rain will probably
advance fror the south Atlantic coast northeast ward
Monday. and falling barometer with partially clondy
ward to Michigan; southwestery winds prevail very
crnry rasi Of ne Mississippi yrerng t: the west and
with cloud and in the latter state. the lowest IA
roruotcr northeast over Lake Huron Dangerous
Winds not anticipated TOR Tonight
Supplementary Weather Report .
hour Ram fell as night at Augusta Ga Bostoh
London Conn, New York City, Norfolk, Va. Portland,
Ms at T Tt
40. aud heavy rae was blowing from tho west ut u
Nay ., and
was cloudy, with s"nt-wsster blowing at tho rate OF
ne south ross1crea 70 miles an hour In Ncw-York City
n r % 8 ii an nS SI ad i'
temperature Of 49, the wind was blowing violent
gal. from the we',he 0 record s0 showing 1 .,, ".
beng - above Zero. AT hey West, Fla. the
temperature - snow reported this evening
roIn Cheyenne L. L. Kahn fell III Augusta Ga. A vlo
lent west"riy gale was reported upon the summit Of
Mount Washington, " n. Tue temperature at Key West
TO. and At Duiutb 3. above zero at Puna Nssa,
Fla. II wa- ~.
A IIt'R RICANE IN INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIs Dec. 23.-A violent wlDd-stOrm
ed here all the afternoon, dong considerable
dam ge 10 bindings. A portion Of the roof OF 81.
johns Clinrra crushed by the falling Of the upper
part the front towers AT Lafayette, number
~ building, uuroOied, including the second Ma
tloual BanA buildn-, PostOhce, AMI telegraph buiId
IuGs several persons were injured
SEVERE GALE IN ONO.
TOLEDO. Dec. 24-The gale yesterday and
HAST isht OF the most ever xpcrien0d III
directions and considerable damage done to roofs.
rhunneys ETC. Tie spire Of tue First Baptist Church
blow down. falling upon and partially crushing Al
adjoining dwelling but without lnjuring any OF the III
ni't"s.
TIE GALE AT BCFFALO-RUILDINGS DAMAGED.
BUFFALO, Dec. A-Ihc warm south wind
and ralu cleared the ground entirely of
heavy gale visited this place last night doing cOnsid
cradle damage to buildings, &c. Ii WAS the strongest
gale experienced here Tor years.
TEN FEET OF SNOW IN THE UTAH MINING DISTRICT.
SALT LAKE CITY, Dec 22.-There is ten feet
OF suow lie, I'll IN Little Cottonwood Mining District
and still showing. The ireiShtng VI from the
mines II wholly suspended The Gun has not been
for week.
TIE STORM on TIE PLAINS.
OMAHA, Dec. 23.-The late snow storm WAS
very severe and extended through the Mountains to the
Pacific Coast. Western trains reported snow bound.
with u prospect that several days will he required ~
clear awuJ tue instructions.