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The PLEAsANToN AFFAIR. This pro-
misses to lead to an angry quarrel in the
Radical party and to some unsavory de-
velopments. Pleasanton will fight the
nomination Of his successor fercely be-
fore the Senate, SO as to give Grant n
taste OF the sweets of the tenure.of-ofIioe
.hot A correspondent of tue World re-
ports that Douglass, who was in the reyc-
nue. service in Pennsylvania, stands on
the books rs defanlter to the amount OF
S2,277.1 Is. Boutwell, is also said to be o
'defaulter to the sum Of S2,25S, 900. A
weey good couple to run tho Treasury
machine! for their own good, if for that
of nobody else. General Grant is said
to have removed Pleasonton under COM
pulsion. Boutwell, was incxorable. He
sent messenger to Long Branch, and
required the President to come on at
once and decapitate the odious Commits
.sioner. Grant obeyed. Boutwell, seems
to have some mysterious hold on Grant!
What can it be? Mr.. Fish and Mr..
Robeson absented themselves from Wash
dngton refusing to take any part in the
'disnreditable business.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
mail opens at 800 p NJ; closes 7.15
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 400
P. NJ; closes 600 A. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens G.30 A. NJ; closes G. 90
?. NJ. Greenville mail opens GAS P.
H.. closes 600 A. NJ. Western mail
opeus 3.00A. NJ; closes I. 30 P. Al. On
Sunday Office open from 8 to 4P. M.
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New Shore Maokerel.
II ITS, halr and whole barrels. Tor sale low
IN by E. HOPE.
August 10
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vious to his death.
After an absence of an hour aud three.
quarters, the jury returned with tho fol-
lowing verdict:
"After hoaring the evidence in the
case, we, the jury, do find md say that
arsenic had been administered to said
deceased, Peter Buffenburg. by some
unknown person or persons.
The jury was composed of the best
citizens in the County. but their verdict
ia not regarded as very intelligent in the
light Of the evidence. The coroner re-.
fused the newspaper reporters nccess to
the original information, on the ground
that lie was advised to keep it secret. It
was then demanded rs O public docu-
ment, which any citizen has the right to
see, but he obstinately persisted in re-.
tanning it unseen. It is now known that
no matter what might bo the verdict of
the jury, the prosecution had determined
TO arrest Mrs. Colburn, on the charge of
murder, and it is understood that the
arrest will be made tomorrow.
The coroner bears good name in tho
community, but it ia rumored on the
streets tonight thnt he is personally in
sympathy with the prosecutors of Mrs.
Colburn. The original information
upon which he called the inquest was
filed in February last. by man named
Vandeveevener, O physician, from Indi-
ana, who says he is nephew of Petor
Buffenburq. but the wording of the do
cument is unknown, and it is not even
known whether it was sworn to. He
came to London, last fall, and nosed
around the County records, and also
went out to the Buffenburg farm. He
did not appear at the inquest, but ar
rived in the place by rail last night, and
has been closeted with the attorneys for
the prosecution.
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rELo DE Sc.

Tho Suicide Mania la BrooisIyn-A Do
mcstIo Trngcdy--Tho WIFE or Jcuious
Husband Dies from Paris Green AT
tempted Suicide by tho Erotncr-n-Jayy-
Attempted Suicide in tho City Pnrk.
Tine suicide mania was at lts full height In Brook
Ign last night Yesterday morning, 1t is said Con.
rad Fondeme, who resides at 48 Carroll street, South
Brooklyn accused his wife, Sophia, with having
been upon terms OF intimacy with his brother
Henry. THIS suspicion upon tho moral
character or the lady nearly rendered her
distracted, and after her husband had
left home she procured O quantity OF Paris green q
portion Of which she sw allowed. Sue was sub5e-
quenty found by her husband in her sleeping apart
me mt quite dead.
Conrad had also accused his brother OF having
been upon terms OF improper intimacy with his
wife, and he, therefore, resolved to put an END to his
lie In the same manner as his glster-in-law. lie
took quantity OF Paris green, and last night was
found by officers Roche and Smith, OF the Third pre-
cinct suffering the most Intense agony IRON the
effects OF the poison, In Ferry place. The wouldbe
suicide was removed to the hospital, but there Is
very little hope entertained for his recovery.
The Coroner was notified to hold an inquest over
the body OF lirs. Fondeme ct her late residence.
Shortly alter four O'Clock yesterday afternoon
George L. Crook, man about thirty-hve years OF
age, attempted = G2mnY S aiode 10 the City iSfk
Rceiore death PAD LAID hapds on n,a, however he
repented of his design and waited upon the authors
tics Of the Uity Hospital lwho BY a. judicous use OF
stomach pump succeeded In saving als !l9.
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AQUATIC.

FostponeEaent Of the Raco Between the Atm
laEtns, Of New York, and -Harvurds, Of
Cambridge, Until To-Day.
IHGLEsIDE, NEAR HoLYoKE, July IS, 1871.
There Is an abundance Of profanity floating around
here and in Springfield tonight over the aquatic
contest between the Atala1.as, Of New YORK, and
the Harvards OF Cambridge. which was to
come or to-day and did not. The ill-chosen
course which had been selected for the race,
the avaricious propensitles OF the landlord
OF the only hotel In the vicinity and the
general system Of robbery, or "beatlng' adopted
by che community IN general. nearly exhausted the
patience Of the assembled visitors, and the climax
was fully reached when 1t was gwen out that the
race was to be postponed.
The reason or postponcment was q ripple upon
the surface Of the Connecticut River, which In the
eyes OF the Harvard crew, was magnifed Into ter
rble rolling Of pillows, and they therefore refused
to row. The Atalantas thought the water was sun.
Ciently smooth, but, nevertheless, yielded to the
wishes Of their competitors, and the contest will,
therefore, not take place until tomorrow.
The feeling is still prevalent that the New York
oarHmen will win the race
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ARMY OF THE JAMES.
Reunion and Banquet To-Day.

Reunion and BunQuet To-Day
The public ceremonies OF the Army Of the James
Reunion will take place at one O'CLOCK P. M. to-day
at Apollo Hall, corner OF Broadway and Twenty
eighth street, and Will consist OF an address By
Brevet Major General Samuel A. Duncan, United
States Volunteers, Assistant Commissioner OF
Patents major General Alfred II. Terry, u 3. A.,
who was elected orator for the occasion at the ast
reunion, being compelled TO decline the honor.
The Executive Committee invite all officers ana
prlvates who were attached TO that army In the
field and VINO are not members OF the society.
Tae banquet YIN be held at 81. James Hotel In ne
evening, a. which an original 1oem, written for the
occasion Will be reclted by Colbpel John Hay, late
prI- ate secretary to President Lincoln.
After the close of the public EXERCISES buslneas
m eetlnu will be held.
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A RoCKLAyD COUNTY RUMpUs.
Hibernia Versus Teutonia-A Man RiddI ed
with Shot.

Hiberuia Versus Teutonia-A Man Riddled
with Shot.
On Monday night, between ten and eleven O'Clock,
a man named Isaac Cullen, employed as Q laborer
on the extension Of the Hackensack and New York
Railroad, was returning 10 his home In Manuel,
when he fell victim to q terrible outrage. some
men who seoreted themselves behind fence poured
out ten yolleys OF shot from musket or muskets
and literally mutilated the unfortunate man. The
shot took eeot ohieny in his right sde but his face
was torn and dlsngured beyond recognition, and
even tho skull was shattered. A friend, named
Michae McMahon ran ous Of MS house TO carry OF
len but scarcely had he approached Cullen when he
himself was fired upon and dangerously wounded.
The scoundres then fed. Cullen was subsequently
taken care OF by Kind lady aud removed TO this CITY,
He then taken TO the police station In Hoboken,
and thence to st. Mary's Hospital. Here his wounds
were dressed By Dr. Benson, who has some hopes Of
seven years old, and he attributes his misfortune to
lonQ-standnG dispute between the Irish and Ger
mans In Rookland county. MoMahon's injuries are
not 80 serious. No clue mas yet been found a. to
the whereabouts OF the rulans who treacher0usly
assnlled him, but hopes are entertained that they
viii be CAPTURED by the authorities
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Norfoik and marc Island. the materials to be svu-
piled embrace all kinds Of lumber and TIMBER ,ros.
copper, I'm aud other metals tools OF eli kinds Ste
tionery. wood and coal, ship chandicry, betting.
&C., for the fiscal year ending June 80, Isya Ths
total cost for material last year was SGT 600 ana
fully as much viii be required during tine presens
year.
Dismissal Of Internal Rcveuuo Onicers.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue Is rapidly
reducing the number OF assistant assessors ana
other subordinate revenue officials In the dinerens
States Reductions were made In the Nineteenth
New YORK district from nine to three those retained
being Alexander Shaw, John B. Hooker and AlbeYu
J. Gladdiug. Reductions were also made to-day IN
several Western districts and In the Harrisburg dis
trict OF Pennsylvania.
Americans Tnkisg Kindly 70 the Gcrmaa
beverage.
The demand for beer stamps for some time pass
has been unprecedentedly large, and the Revenuo
Bureau was, for few days unable 70 fll tho orders
In FULL BY the employment Of an extra force To-
the printing division the supply has been brought
considerably above all demands and tne REQUESTS
numbers Of stamps ore now promptly furnished -
all applicants.
1hc,New York Central Tax Muddls.
me statements TO the effect that the New YoF9
Central tax case referred back to Commissioners
Peasonton, under the instructions of the President
are erroneous. The President took no action In tAs
matter 1t having been decided that the tax SHOULD
be paid. Secretary Boutwell, himself referred tas
matter back for settlement.
Clearanco Fees Abolished.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued ercuiar
to collectors OF customs relative the exactlon a
the fee OF twenty cents at certain pors for the col
lector's olcla certificate to the oath Of q massss
taken previously to the entry or clearance Of vss
sci directly from or to q foreign mort. The future
exaction OF this fee Is prohibited. owing 70 douhs
OF its legality.
Appointments oInrmed.
The appointment Of William II. Fulton as clerk -
the Appraisers oGlco OF New York has been con-
armed &C the Treasury.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.--LoNpoN, July 1s-l 30 P. NJ
onsols closed at 9 1874 for 10th money and account
fvewenty bonds 1852 s2; 1865, old, 921 1857, ss ten
|, PXxis MONEY MARxEr-PAnIs, July lathe Bourse-
Rentes closed 66f. 2oo = - -
Iivxspooi OoTToN MARKKr.--LIvERpooI, July IS
r. EThs market closed dull; mdding upiands, SD
6diins rlenpe BID The sales Of the have been 5000
Saes Of which 1900 taken for and export
varns and fabrics ID dat and nominal. -
LIVERPOOL PRovIaIoNs MARknT-LIyERrooI, July
IA Cheeso bss per cw for the best grades Of American
NIYvxxpoor BnrAperUFFe MARKET-LIvEnpooL, July
Iheaf iOs I'd los ST. per GENITAL for No red sstcrn
Spring The receipts wheat the past three days have
hsen no ouarerp or which 800 American. Flour
IA per bbl Tor Western Peas, Bys 3D. per quarter
'A' WITHIN G,yrnrooL, July IS, 1871.
Dlfsof Di'cs
I lrrsrAi From. Saiinf. Of Cotton
Dtoamer Gladiator New Orleans. une "a
Ehlp Buoophalus. Mobie. June ySo'
LfvERP6oL PRODUCE MARKRR--LIvRRPooI, July Is
Evenne. -Rp!rlts turpentine active al 46s. per cwt
LONDON PRoDuoE MARKET.-LoSDoN, July o-Evsn
lnR-Llnseed oil. LS9 los. q Gy3
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IrlseRAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, July 18, 1877.
the Spanish government is greatly alarmed at the
secret operations OF the International Society.
Proofs have been discovered in Madrid OF widely
extended conspiracy against the present order of
things.
Tho 1nternationals. 1t Is SAID are acting as well
organized mass In concert with their friends in
Brussels ana London.
They are creating dissatisfaction and stirring up
strife among the workingmen in Madrld and in all
the manufacturing towns in Spain.
In View OF the danger Marshal serrano has pro.
posed to the King a decree outawing members Of
The International Society In Spain, and recommend
Ing rigorous policy on all questions Of public
order.'
Minister Gorilla, on the contrary, fsFors liberal
policy as more conducive to the preservation OF po
ltical rights and public order.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, July Is, 1871.
The South American mail steamer at Lisbon
brings the following intelligence
BUENOS AYRES.
The yellow fever has ceased to be epidemic at
Buenos Ayres and services Of Thanksgiving had
been held In all the churches.
BRAZIL.
The question Of the abolition OF slavery engrosses
attention at Rio Janelro.
The Brazilian Senate has authorized the govern.
ment to contract o loan OF fA0o0.090 sterling and
has also passed bill providing for the imposition
OF q tax OF four per cent on imports.
MONTEvIDEO.
Advices from Montevideo represent that com.
promise Is probable between the two parties who
have for some time nearly rent the republic BY their
quarrels.
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F r A N G E..
Theirs and Gambetta Reported In Favor
Of a Republic.
THE IMPORT DUTY ON COTTON.
The Relations Between France.
Italy and the Pope.
IeLfGRAms TO Tue NEW YOax HERALD.


VERSAILLES. July IS. 1871
Tho Minister Of Finance, N. Ponyer- Quertier, has
announced to the Assembly that he desires TO retain
the present import duty OF twenty per cent on cot
Son, with tho allowance OF drawback in cases Of
INCORPORATION. The Assembly will unquesttonably
agree to the request Of the Minister.
THE MUNICIPAL zLEorIoNs.
The municipal elections, which WIN take place in
Paris on the 10th Instant will probably result favor
ably 10 tho general government.
THIH1s AND 0ANBETTA AGREE.
Some OF tho journals report that President THEIRS
and N. 0amDetta are negotiating for the establish
ment Of moderate republic.
1As Government To BE Intcrpellated About
Example Of the United States.
PARIS, July 10, 1871.
II II reported that the government will shortly
be questioned by the opposition In the Assembly
20 tho precise position 1t occupies upon the subjects
OF Italian unity the capital OF Italy and the tempo
ralities Of che Pope.
DO ~ THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC DID
Tho 6usH cites the example of the United States
after the war Of rebellion 10 justify increased taxa
&1on In France.
0AkB1rTA BEFORE THE COMMITTEE OF INvEsTI.
CATION.
N. 0amberta was before the Committee of In.
vestigaton appointed by the Assembly to
inquire into the doings of the Government
Of National Defence His testimony to-day was
principally with regard to the raising of troops
during the administration.
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Tho Cnpaized Yacht in the Bay.

Tho CnDaIZed Yacht IN the Bay.
JULY 18, 1871.
TO,THB EDITOR OF THE HEnALD:-
In your issue OF July II appears an erroneous
statement to the erect that tina screw OF an English
bark" picked up the party belonging to the yacht
that was capslzed during the squall last Sunday
afternoon or RED Hook. Immediately after the
boat upset several young men "volunteered' their
services and at the imminent risk Of their lives as
sisted me In reaching the drowning party IN small
saiboat, and saving all except tho boy. No other
boat was near us OF the time. desire to make this
correction, as being due to the young n>S who
accompanied me, and also to show the supreme lack
OF gratitude on the part OF the survivors, who have
~ 'nHS SenS orrsc an 'G
ing the above In your valuable paper you will
greatly Oblige yours, very respectfully,
JAMES SWEENY, 544 H rs street, Brooklyn.
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VIEWS OF TIE PAST.

JULY 10. - sstaa'
157o-Thc British government issued proclamation
OF neutrality In the war between France and
Prussia.
1s5i-The nsurrectionists against the Ministry tr-
So uMphed IN Madrid, Spain. r.-tisss ,
1s24--Ex.Euperor iturbtde executed at PadlloI
ls33-Battle OF Halidon Hill, scotland English,
under Edward ILL.,, completely defeated th4
Scots =.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new yoax HERALD.

TELEGRAM 10 the NEW YORK HERALD
LONDON, July 10, 1871.
Tho Gazette announces that the Queen has made
she Emperor of the Brazils Knight of the Garter.
RIOT ABOUT AN ACQUITTED PRISONER.
A quite serious riot has occurred in Greenwich.
Ono P0ok, who had Just been acquitted in MUIR
der trial. was, upon his release from imprisonment
sot upon by . crowd Of people excited over what
they regarded as mockery OF justice.
The crowd soon swelled to great proportions ana
Pook was mobbed by fully four Thousand people,
number Of lights occurred between the friends
Of the released prisoner and the mob, and the town
was soon in such state Of uproar that the fright
sned shOpkeepers closed their stores, and business
was entirely suspended.
This condition Of affairs lasted for an hour or two
until finally the c0nstabulary succeeded IN restoring
peace Snd quiet without the assistance Of the mill.
tary.
sHAKsPEARB MONUMENT TO BE ERECTED
A meeting was held last evening to consider the
question OF the erection OF q monument to William
Shakespeare upon tho Thames embankment.
Hepworth Dixon. who is the moving spirit in the
matter made an eloquent speech In favor Of the pro.
Jecr
Tho meeting was very enthusiastic. and such pro.
misses Of material aid were given that the monument
VIII certainly be erected.
NAILS BETWEEN ENGLAND AND VENEZUELA.
The North German Lloyd Steamship Company has
Dontracted 10 carry monthly mail between England
md Venezuela.
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THE WARE MURDER.
PHILADELPHIA, j

PHILADELPHIA, July IS, 1871.
special despatch from Trenton says-Chancel-
Tor zabriske has Just read the opinion Of the Court
Of Errors granting John Ware new trial and SEE
ting aside the verdict OF the jury the ground that
The testimony OF General Champion tmpeachlny the
verqcity Of his wife, the main witness FOR the state
2ueLt TO have been admitted. The judgments Oh ,ne
Court stood nine to thrce--Ulement Dalrymple and
beeolo voting against the majority
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GREECE.
Terrible Explosion on Board Greek Man-o'-
War-Many Killed and Wounded.
~-@c>e -w~--~ws--ST-. y I.,...sx
TELEGRAM 10 THE MEN YoAg Hsaill.

80 LONDON. July iS, 1871.
Advioes from Athens announce 4 terrible disaster
ON board Greek man-Orwar. The magazine Of the
steamer Eunoma exploded on the Sd inst. in the
0reolan Archipelago. Forty OF the crew were killed
ana nearly all the rest or less injured while
the vessel itself was almost entirely destroyed.
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Died.

GANscN..-KArr, youngest daughter Of Thomas
and Annie N. Cannon, Of cholera infantum, aged 3
months and Is days.
Those we love are those that FIRST decay,
And those we love the dearest the nrst to pasA
away.
Funeral will take place from the residence OF hsr
parents, 80 Grand street. Jersey City, on Wednee.
day. July 10, at three O'Clock p NJ Tue friends an1
relatives are respectfully invited to attend
tEor other Deaths see Taird Pa0al
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Pltiable Condition Of tho Oregon and Nevada
Tribes-Troubie With tho Settlers Looked
For.
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1871.
The Secretary OF the Interior received from tho
War Department to-day copies Of certain CORE.
spondence relating to Indian affairs In Northern
California, in which Captain Bernard reports from
Camp Bidwen that he has sent Lieutenant Kyle and
small party to Fall River and Big Valley TO inves
tgate reports OF apprehended dangers from Indians
i understand the Indians say their agent will give
them nothing ana they are forced to hunt tor roots
Of n Uies, from PYRAMID Lake reservation, are
how around this post, hunting game, and come to
fSap fysGy f pS ' Fad s ao
q rifle aud some clothing were stolen. spoke to
turned. Early the next morning tn. chief came in
with the rife but did not deliver the Indian that
stole IT, the chief has not been 70 camp since, and
The Indians say he has gone TO Camp Wagner,
oregon. The sight OF an Indian here Is an eyesore
TO the citizens.
General Ord, in forwarding this com municatlon,
says
dian reservation ut Pyramid Lake for want OF food.
The 1sn, their only food there, has failed to come
down the Truckee, and the Indians have taken to
tho mountains and valleys north, in oregon and
plh River to hunt for roots and obtain food These
valleys are all more or less, occupied by settlers
stock or cattle, the ranchmen will probably retaliatc
BY shooting some stray and perhaps innocent In.
dian, aud In this way lead TO difficulties. think II
the Indian Department OF Nevada Is p0werless to
give food tie starving Indians tho military COM
-"ers should be authorized to issue orders to
ssnd 75oa in '"A quantities, which would be
lefs expensive than havls3 TO nnn. s,Mcn,ty. Snt
ttarving indiana canGot be reasoned Willie -
General Crook Takes the Field Against tho
Apuchcs-Amerfcan AID Mexican Troops
Acting in Concert.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Is, 1871.
General Crook has taken the neld in Arizona
against the Apaches. Five companies Of cavalry,
fifty picked Mexicans and q number OF tho best
naive scouts compose the party moving against the
will act IN conjunction with the Mexican troops In
he Stata Sonora.
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TELEGRAM 70 THE new Yoax HERALD.

LONDON, July 49, 187L
telegram to Lloyds from Hong Kong, July II,
announces thar o terrific typhoon has visited
Hiogo, Japan.
Seven steamers were driven ashore or sunk, and
were nearly or quite destroyed. The place was
inundated and suffered considerable injury.
Tho Japanese cable expedition Ii safe.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

The Yellow Fever No Longer an Epidemic at
Busnos Ayrss-Anti-slavery Movement
in Brazil-Mcntevideo Getting
Tired Of Revolutions.
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"a : = 49, -
~WEATAER REPORT.
=. KAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CufEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July 19--1 A. NJ J

synopsis for the Past Ttoentv.rour Hours
The barometer has risen slightly In New England,
but Is again falling 1t has fallen considerably In
the Middle and southern States. 1t has risen
in the extreme Northwest, but has remained quite
low from Illinois southwark to the Gulf Tuesday
afternoon. the midnight reports are no: yet re-
ceved from the Mississippi Valley and Gulf stations.
Rainy and threatening weather which Monday
night was west OF the Blue Ridge, has now
extended to the Atlantic coast from Delaware Bay
southwark. threatening weather, with rain,. has
also continued In Northern New England. and IS
now reported from Minnesota aud Wisconsin.
Probabilities.
The weather will probably clear away on Wednes.
day on the lakes. Cloudy and rainy weather Is pro-
bable for the Atlantic coast.
The wenxbcr In this City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes 10 tho
temper ature for the past twensyfour hours in CON-
parson With the corresponding day Of last year as
Indicated py the thermometer at Hudnuts Phar.
maov HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,