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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-14
NEW YORK.
Death Of Alice Cary, the Poctess.

New YORK, February l3.-AIice
Cary, the well known poetess, died in
this city Yesterday morning, aged fifty
wears. Miss Cary has been an invalid
for many years, and the disease to
which she finally succumbed was her
constant companion for eighteen
months, during the most OF which time
her suffering was very severe. In spite
of this, however, her contributions to
the press were freq lent containing no
hint or flavor OF illness. Her funeral
will take place tomorrow from the
Church OF the Stranger.
The Fenians.
TheCnitcd Irishmen, OF this city, and
the Celtic Club, of Washington, have
signified their willingness to cooperate
with the Fenian exiles in advancing the
Irish national interests. The plan Of a
Convention is not approved, and 1t Is
proposed that the exiles at once assume
the directorship Of such societies as are
willing to unite under their auspices
John Savage has resigned his position
a. Head Centre of the Fenian Brother
hood.
Finance and Business.
\ dispatch from Washington says the
Secretary of the Treasury expresses
creat confidence in the final success of
tho raw loan. and is in receipt Of assur-
onces from many financial sources to
the same effect 1t is thought should
favorable prospects continue, that in less
than a month all classes Of United
states securities will have reached en-
hanced value. .
The Worlds financial article this af,
ternoon saws that the appointment OF
The High Commission by the United
states and Great Britain ~ ~ settle the
Alabama claims and other questions al
;ssne between the nations, has had the
effect of giving increased tone to the
confidence in financial circles, and that
tbc,abundance of loanable'funds and the
nrospec,s of Boutwell, receiving subscrlp-
lions to the new loan and carrying out
his programme OF furnishing United
States bonds, have given powerful
stimulus to investments in Government
bonds and other securities. The I'M
preston is gaining ground that affairs
will improve both here and in Europe,
and capitalists are more disposed to
make investments.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-14
HOUSE.

The following House bills were iurro-
duced and referred
By Mr. Cobb, OF North Carolina-To
protect loyal, peaceable citizens, and
perpetuate evidence of losses sustained
in the rebellion; providing for the ap
pointmcnt OF commissioner for each
county in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida,
Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Vir-
ginia, and Kentucky, TO take cognizance
Of all Ku-Klux outrages.
The bill, which was long one, hav'
ing been read on demand of Mr.. Nib
lack,
Mr. Eldridge moved that it be reject
ed, and called for the ayes and nays
The motion was negatived. The bill
was then referred.
The reading of the bill and voting
occupied the remainder Of the morning
hour, the object being to prevent the
Air Line Railroad bill from coming be-
fore the House.
By Mr. Upsom-A resolution Of the
Ohio Legislature against further land
grants to railroads.
By Mr.. Jasper-To reduce the duty
uDimportcd wool.
Mr.. Beamer moved to suspend the
rules and -pass tire bill TO enable the
Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw Rail
road to change the northern terminus OF
their road from Traverse Bay to the
Straits of Mackinaw. Agreed to.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-14
SAMPLE BUREAU.


and will, upon application, promptly send by
mail full lines of Samples of the Newest and
most Fashionable Goods, of FRENCH,
ENGLISH and DOMESTIC MANUFAC-
TURE, guaranteeing at all times 10 sell as
Io,O, If not at less prices, than at any house In
the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and
most celebrated manufacturers I'm the differ
ent pAgts of Europe, and importing the
same by Steamers direct To Baltimore, our
stock is at all times promptly supplied with
the novelties of the London and Paris
markets.
As we buy and sell only for cash, and make
no bad debtS we are able and willing TO sell
our goods at FROM Ten TO FIFTEEN PER
CENT. LESS PROFIT than If we gave credit.
In sending TOr samples specify the kind Of
goods desired. We keep the best grades of
every class of goods, from the lowest 10 the
most costly.
Orders undccompanted Jy the cash tciU Be
sent Z. q. ID.
PROMPT-PAYING WHOLESALE BUY
Frs are invited TO inspect the Stock In our
JObblng and Package Department Address
HAMILTON CASTOR Il SONS,
1877, l99, 2Ol and2O West Baltimore St,
nov2l-d&w Baltimore, Md.
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New Orleans Sugar.

~ BBLS. PRIME WHITE HOMlNl.
DtD Just received and for sale by
Irbl OGLEBAY, son 4 co.
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New Orleans MOlasses.
lIOIniny.

~ BARRELS PRIME NEW CROP. JUST
| received and for sale by
nnlS HENRY X. LIST & co.
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0on BBIIS. PRIME y. o. MOLASSES,
-Ub Just received and for sale by
b FEB! OGLEBAY. son s 90.
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HAVING DISPOSED OF MY STORE
III ut No. 35 Main street, Centre Wheel
ing, 10 MCSsrs. Boyd Il Sitter, | take
pleasure in recommending them 10 my
friends and the publicaS men In every way
wcrthy Of their patronage.
F. W. RASSETT
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BOXES STAR Candles
&" Hlf Boxes "
Just received and for sale by
poyI NJ. REILLY.
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New Bacon.

1OoO PIECES SUGAR CURED HAMS,
lIUE1 En Plain do do do
1000 Pieces Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon
100 do Clear Sides,
Just out of smoke and for sale by
faulS HENRY II. LIST & co.
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THE TENNESSEE.

Letter from Secretary OF the Navy.
WASHINGTON, February 13.-The
Secretary Of the Navy has addressed
the following letter to Representative
Sargent: .. a
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Rin EnTaa
y. o. MOlasSeS

w A Just S reeeiTsd out OF bond
ian3l Maxwell. TINGLE & 90.
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Star Candles.

BONES PRIME BUTTER, JUST RE-
febq GGLERY, SON = 90.
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RuckWheat Flour.
Butter.

~ BBLS. PURE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
lU Just received and for sale by
iun26 OGbEBAI, son * 90.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
MU S E M E N rs .


Last night was the nnal performance OF the FIRST
regular season OF the Nilsson Italian Opera CON-
pany, which season lasted twenty nights, and
brought In gross receipts about 100000. The oc
casi0n was the means OF bringing together the
usual brilliant assemblage that patronizes opera IN
this city, and Nilsson was IN the best OF voice for
what we consider OF her very best roles, the IN
happy Bride OF Lammerm0or. Passing over the other
parts OF this marvellous impersonati0n, Of which
we have already given an elaborate criticism,
we can point TO the mad scene - one Of
the most magnificent creations OF genius
Il is sublime EFFORT ON the part OF the artist and
one that will never rade from the memory OF those
present. BrignOn was the EdgardO, having been
granted the honor or opening ana closing the sea-
son with Nilsson, He won deserved applause IN the
two fine tenor artas that close the opera, Barre
ance Of the role. matinee win be given to. day IN
which Mlle. Duval VIII essay the role OF
Zerna in Fra Diavolo." and IN the even
ing Nilsson appears at the Brooklyn Academy
IN "Lucla.n The extra season, Phtlaaelphla
being abandoned. either on account Of the
prevalence Of the smallpox or on account OF the
Commences on Monday with '.Mign0n." On We'd
nesday III Trovatoren viii be presented, with Nile
Nilsson as Leon0ra, Miss Cary as Azucena, SignOr
BriRno al ManricO and n. Barre as Count al Luna.
The announcement made OF Miss kellogg's engage
ment with tho troupe appears to be premature, a.
that artist VIII not sing unt the season OF opera to
agemcnt Of Carl Rose. during which season Miss
Kellogg, Mme Parepa-R0sa, Mrs. Jenny Van Zandt
Madame Gazzaniga probably, Wachtel and CasteE
mary VIII appear In Italian opera.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Cheapesi and Best Newspaper in the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready, contains the very latest News by Telegraph
from All Parts OF the World up the hour Of publ.
cation: the Presidents Message and the Annual
Reports OF the secretary OF the Treasury the Secre
tarv Of the Navy and the Secretary Of War3 Gov.
ernor walker, Of Virginia, on the Warpath; the
Correspondence Which Led to Minister Catacazy's
Recall; FUN Report OF the Wharton. .Ketchum Trial
at Annapolis, Nd, and Alexis at Philadelphia 1t
also contains the latest news by telegraph from
Washington; Fashionable, Artistic, Scientnc. Ref
ligions and Sporting intelligence; OBITUARY
Notices; Chronological; Faceta; Editorial Articles
on the prominent topics OF the day; Our
Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle
Horse, Dry Goods and Boot anu shoe Markets;
Financial and Commercial Intelligence and ac-
counts Of all the important and interesting events
OF the week.
TERhs:-Single subscription, 81; Three copies, IS;
Five copies. So; Ten copies, $40; Single COPIES ave
cents each. limited number Of advertisements Is
inserted IN the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
THE COMMUNE In NEW YORK.
Programme Of the Memorial Funeral in Honor
Of the Executed Observation-Disclosures
Of tho Police Authorities-No Sun
day Demonstration Permitted.

funeral demonstration In honor OF the deceased
Communists. whose recent execution at the hands
OF the Theirs government OF France has awakened
30 wide . sensation among those who believe in the
movement Tor which the able but unfortunate SOL
diers laid down their lives, was arranged 10 take
place tomorrow. As procession 1t promised TO he
solemn and Impressive. ana was regarded BY many
to be significant Its carrying out consequently
looked forward to with considerable interest," TO see
what manner OF men they are who uphold the prln-
clples for which young Rossel's and mis- conleder-
ates' blood was shed.
THE PROCESSION WAS 70 FORM
at one O'CLOCK In front OF The Cooper Institute
and commence moving al Two o'clock down the
Bowery, and turning down Great Jones street
ana crossing Broadway, proceed down Waverley
place. thence up Fifth avenue 10 Thirty fourth
street. III would then return down Sixth avenue to
Fourteenth street. by which II was TO proceed TO the
Lincoln monument where q salvp OF honor would be
bred over the catafalque when the procession would
disband. The Lafayette Guard was invited.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
The Committees Appeal.

The committee having In charge the arrange
ments for the memorial funeral issued the following
address,
To THE WORKING MEr OF NEW YORK, TO THE FRIENDS
Qf HUMANITY, TO TnE ENEMIES Oh BLooDsHED AND
fiiE LOVERS or JusTIoF:-
CIrlRNsTbe recent bsrbarous executions In France In
cold blood, six months after all struggles ovcrthe
erociy with which The conquereIs pursue their victims
are dtsgrsce and shame TO humanity We
allow The human TO be stained by the shedding of It's
own blood without protest from OF IT, We must
allow ltbe future 10 believe that this generation
consented 70 acts ha, the widest prone TO
commit.
You, workngmen, would you your friends your fellow
richts IN any part Of the woildf
No certainly not without raising your voice. and king
II heard the MOI Ferre Rosse Bourgeois Gre
meux martyrs following thousands others who
10 defending the rights OF the abong all
wof.d aey uie1 for that principle OF republic
.nd (1eeaom which Sa realization Of the fraternity Of
al niehhbefS Of the rrols,arfah ainiy =
Let us protest. Let ub Join together Let ne show
union and strength to our enemies and them thai
We VIII longer permit Their sTjts sla,nsr tx
10 give effect TO this purpose, grand funeral procession
will place the streets of New York. sunday the
10th of December at one NJ forming The square opposite
Cooper Institute.
All men, without distinction OF party race or nationality
who friends OF justice humanity and freedom,
vted 20 Join.
BY order Comm ntee OF Arrangements Of the Federul
Council w. Al H. Banks, MIlot, Ed Crosse, d. dc.
buchy, j. Elliott, Wlham J. Nicholson Chr Constant,
George sheDeing, Y. Leyel T. Francois
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
Personal Intelligence.

State Comp troler Asher p. Nichols is At the HOff.
man House,
General \. L. viele is stopping at the Glenham
HOTEL
Judge r. W. BARLEY, Of Warrington, is sojourner
at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Ex-State Senator John Murphy OF Buffalo, Is So
jolrning at the Madison Avenue Hotel.
N. P. Langf0rd, OF Montana, is temporarily resid.
Ing at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel w. L. Scott, OF Erie, yesterday arrived at
the FiItn Avenue Hotel.
Judge Edwin II. Johnson. OF Middletown Conn.,, Is
among the late arrivals at the sturievant House.
General A. 8. Divep OF Emira, is domiCiled at the
st. Nicholas Hotel.
Ex-POstmaster General A. W. Randall is sojourn.
ing at The Ast0r House. At the beginning OF the
war Mr.. Randall was the Governor OF Wisconsin
Several years ago ne removed from that state 70
Elmra in this state, where he still resides.
Erasus Corning, OF Albany, is at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. Mr. Corning is among the best known and
wealiniest citizens OF the State. He was. in 1862
and 1sjS member OF Congress, and in 1868 and
1864 President OF the New York Central Railroad,
both OF which positions he resigned.
General r. Stewart and Colonel O. Gridley, OF
Washington, have taken quarters at the Sturtevant
House.
William G. Fargo, Of Buffalo, is at the Astor
House. Mr.. Fargo Is an ex-Mayor OF Buffalo, and
ut the late election was chosen by the democracy to
represent the city In the State Senate.
DR.. J. Ward Ellis, OF Chicago, President OF the In.
dependent Order OF Odd Fellows Relief Committee,
Is among the latest arrivals at the St. Nicholas Ho.
tel.
John H. Davis, the Wall street banker. starts
to- day tour OF the Northwest and the Northern
Pacific Railroad, via St. Paul and Duluth.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

Steamship Norway tR), Myms, Liverpoo--Benderson
BIos.
Snip Jane, Court tBr, Crawford, Glasgow-y Ii Brown
Co.
ship frshams Polly, Burgess. Cadiz--J Atkins Co.
ship cuitvator. kugent, San Francisc0-Snon n Co.
BARK Noah Norl Nielsen, Queenstown or Falmouth for
ordera--Tetens h Bockmnnn.
Bark Der Adler (NG), Wiemsbn odessa--Funcn, Edge
Co
Bark onke alderman tNG>, Esohricb,, RosssrdamJ W
schmidt 4 Co.
Bari Lyman Cam OBJ, N,rs ohsriesson or savannah
Boyd hincsen.
Bria David owen, Dunton, Genoa-Mfller Houehton.
Brig Water Lily, Mcapes, Santa Martha and ssvsnila-O
Big Mstians arvis, manifestations 4 Ward.
Brig AMB tBr). veefensains ~ Johnh NE-oeorae II
Brewer
schr W Gibson, Brown, aJobn, NB. Henev 4 Parker.
sehr Ben Bolt tBr Drake ~ George sS'sd rye CO.
hS%s: ssS Co. .,. R,.v.,.r Bu cr.ss Bentley. xner
TOO
scnr Lny, Huxhes, wiminxton. NC. Exams. BAH CO;
schr Lbbe worthey, Compton, Washington, NS-Tho
"s.l s,h, H%sTss %ssss sn,. rsn.o.ps.ceo c.mens
Steamer W Garrett, Nc0svahtD, BALTIMORE.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

nns weather up % The Banks and fon there strong welt
passed daion teamshp, bound east sane time, rsss
S white aSd a. S H
steamship CITY Of Galveston, Elaase, Galveston Nov a.
via Via Key West Dec with ndse and passengers. TO Nal
steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah Dec g. win mdss
v,ss ns:s ana % Morgan 3ese''D Dse
h mass and O Ss "a son
WITH So0F Mlas M Of fas: :S s"a
Sis asGs os SS 70 s
1ss ana 'sss S:s S: .
,.r, r,ns Ss iys 81 q
man native Of EnSana died Of heart SIssase aud
Cicero from Ssn Tor ~ sss. q OUT 'pSSss S
SsEs q q Good nops :Ap sn. B n
Lf:.nf w:.s:fsS SSOy s. New xc.s days out -.
ss ;as :s s:ss' s
.is III 4:
E:s Had ossI.ss Weather . asi'sas sSssos SsSs
: S:'I ::t' a.: II y :ss
the Irma was from Baltimore for Aspinwan cargo Of
pairs and 70 s port ns so re- c
: aS: EsSas 1ns s Ss.s: ss.
PrQctor, for PORT spain, Jnn,dsd, next day S.~-s"
!. sfeYT sss SsS ,s s Ts
had no NE trades ans heavy gales from sw to NV; Is
nSnE I..ss.sn, PIKE. Porto c.s.lo fer ps.axsr.
2o Had ne wssS. up ssnes dsy
n ssayy %sssrv cSd ws:sasr put into
= @ :sss ANA sss.'sssG
ass,:s from &c
schs Nary nnS ~ Simmons Ponce PR Nov "a With
orange: % thos Iadge; vessel TO Reeves Osborn Co.
A:s Ann Ann & Esssss
gales; was 10 days north Of Haitsras ''.'' -''
1 The .sns Leach S U% M which arrived
sion Of heavy and NV gales; split foresaI.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Alliance, shute. Salem for New York.
mdse and nassenrers TO d bmocH D 0' 80" '0r1 ""n
With SsGssd and n y for
days 70 Newport and days thence Oct 1 OH Hatteras
saa ssHSs Tcsssy and n0hsy Winds split sail. and
scnr haze HcName, Greenwich for New Yors, with stone
schr Fancy Fowler Greenwich for New York. with stone
sehr Reading Railroad No 80. Crowley Bridgeport for
sshf Psyia:on %s. ns Smith, N0rApOr, scr New York
schr Nelson, FERRIS Port JEFFERSON ia Tor I New York
xs s; Gov YORK;
ssSr ne % aCd CS, scsU. os Ns e;
Schr Susan Scranton, Avery, Portland for New York.
schr Thomas Tasker Allen, Boston for PhiladelphlA
Schr Margaretta, Wandser. Glen Cove for New York .
schr sarah Faulkner Wilson, Providence for New York
Schr Georgia, Parker, South Norwalk for -. -
schr hester. Davis Portchester for New York. :.
Schr Orlando Smith, Ferris Portchester Port Johnson
Steamer Panther, Mills, Boston for Philadcphia.
Steamer United States Davis Fall River New York,
with mdse and passengers.
BOUND EAST
~ teanship - tsupposed to be the lroquols Captain
Pickering New York for Boston.
Brig Abby Russell, Clark Port johnson for Portland.
schr Willow Harp Norton Georgetown, DC, for Bridge
port. - sS
schr Cyrus Foster, Beers, Philadelphia for Boston
Schr VIM COlyer Taylor, Port Johnson for Boston,
Schr Chancellor, Ferguson. Port Johnsop for Boston.
& schr Stephen step! Iasker Haioos. Philsdelpnia for
echr Matte Taber. Taber Aexandna for New Haven.
schr messenger, New York for Taunton
Schr Idaho, Davis, Port Johnson for Portland.
Schr Ophr Murphy, philadelphia for Bridgeport.
Steamer Centipedes Philadelphia for Boston.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
Meeting Of the Police Comn,iss,oners-No
Sunday Demonstration Permitted.

following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the Superintendent be directed to
notify the o1icers OF the "Internaonal' socIees OF
THIS city that the proposed parade OF the societies
On sunday next, December 10, will not be permitted
On that day, and that the parade or demonstration
u made, must be on some other day OF the week
IMAM Sunday; ana, further, that the Superint
pc aKected 70 take the necessary measures 10 pre-
vent the parade on sunday, In case the societies
enVulo persist Ia parasling on that day.
~s.-.e-- u. D. HASBhOUCk, Acting Chief CLERK.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
VIEWS OF THE PAST.

DECEMBER 9.
1S70-Contmued fighting between the French Army
OF the Loire and the Germans.
1669-The Fathers OF the Ecumenical C0uncn held
their first general congregation at ST. Peters,
Is5a-Eather Mathew, the temperance apostle, died.
l624-Battle OF AyacuchO, Peru; the Peruvlans de-
feated the Spaniards, and achieved their inde.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
ARRIVALS.
nHroRrEp BY TIE asRALp STEAM yAcH

MF0HTEp By THE HBRALD sFEtH vAUHTS
Cuscnstovn 9lb with mdse and g2g passs myers,
nrs First part Of passase had eastery wnds LATER part
srong westerly winds and heavy Dec 4 Let ~ w. ion
e, passed stesmahip Scotia, bound east same Time,
" 81, lon " 70 a 0uIop steAnsnip, DO
stsaIsbis Iplspd lev Bysss Iondgp NOV ~ esd Hsys
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
ANOTHER RAILROAD LEASED By THE PENN.
SYLVAElA COMPANY.

hEsrns, Dec. 8, 1871.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has leased the Mem.
phis and Charleston Railroad for forIy-nve years.
guaranteeing tnree per cent annual iBtereef Tor the
nrfi hye years and tben sS per ecnt ibe quos tivn
oI lease VII be snJm,itcd 10 TIE siuokpolaers
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
WESTERN PASSENGER TRAINS BLOCKED By
SNOW.
OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. 9, 1871.

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. g, 1871.
Five passenger trains from the West are snow
bound at Laramie station The trains from the East
have arrived at Cheyenne, but the road is stll
blocked on the summit between Laramie and Cney.
enne.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
BELOW.
Marine Disasters.

Bark Jeanie lBr Staples, from Malaga Sept a. with
fruit, &c, to- Fisher (By pilot boat Ezra Nye, No b.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
supplementary Weather Repor,.


WASHINGTON. bee. =, 1871.
The foil owing items nre collated from the regular
dispatches received al tae Signal once during the
pas; twenty-four bours:-
snow fen last night at Burlington Vt; Detroit,
Mich; Marquette. Mich, and Montreal, Canada.
II was sleeting in oswego, n. y, and the weather
wns foggy in Denver, Colorado, and san Francisco.
Upon the summit Of Noun! wasningtqn, New Hanis,
shire, pepyy snow was falling, with heavt gale
from the west; the barometer recorded 2o.42, while
tLe tsnpela'ure was nme degrees above zero. The
temperature In This city last night fen 70
thir,y-three degrees snow fell This morning
in Buffalo. n. y, and Cleveland. OHIO. The
temperature In Duluth. Mimi, was five degrees
below zero, and az Escamba, Mich, one degree
below zero. Upon the summit OF Mount Washing.
ton, New Hampshire, The barometer was recorded
at %. 40; the thermometer registered nine degrees
ABOVE zero, and light enow was falling with q
west wind blowing ulneiy y.oDe miles an hour. snow
fell this evening at Osweg0, n. ", and Montreal,
Canada. The weather In Buffalo, n. y, was clear.
ing up. In this city at five O'Clock the wind from
the northwest Was blowing fnirty.nve miles an
hour. the temperature is falling. and was re.
corded at seven O'Clock at thirty.seven degrees
Upon the summit OF Mount Washington the snow
was still falling, and the wind was blowing gale
from the west Al Lynchburg, Va, the weather
was clear, with southwest wind blowing twenty
eght miles an nour.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. G., Dec. 9-l A. M.

synopsis Jor ne Past Trea,Y.to,T Hours.
The barometer has remained quite low since
Thursday night in New York and New England,
with brisk winds from the northwest and south west
on The lower lakes and middle Atlantic coast
Fresh winds and clear weather now prevail from
Maine to virginia; light winds in the
Southern and Gulf States. The highest barometer
ts central over Iowa. Threatening ana rainy wea-
ther Is reported from Louisiana and Texas. Cloud
and snow continue on the lower lakes. Clear
weather has prevailed at the Rocky Mountains ana
Pacific stations.
Probabilities.
The barometer viii probably contnne 10 rise nom
the upper Mississippi 10 the Middle and Eastern
States with soutnwesterly winds veering TO the
northwest; clearing weather on the lower
lakes ana clear weather elsewhere; tie
highest pressure extends from Michigan to Ken
tucky, with clear weather during the day east OF
Alabama; the area OF cloud and rain continues IN
>ihe southwest; the winds diminish on the lower
akes, and pleasant weather continues In California.
Uoiai,t0 signals O,dertd.
CaItionary signals continue for tonight at Os-
wego, Rochester, Buffalo and Cleveland.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

TIE Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record Will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day Of las, year,
q. Indicated by the thermometer at audnups
Pharmacy, HERALD Building, corner oi Ann street,
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
HIPPING EW S
Aissanac for New York : This Day.

Alusanac for New York This Day.
Sun rjses. I3 Moon rises morn 3 80
Sun sets. ....... 4 80 High water. EVE 6 O3
OCEAN STEAMERS,
DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK ron THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER.