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New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

srrnrrs IN LITERATURE. BY G. ". Griffin. Second -
Edition. I2mO. Up. 29s. (Claxton kemsenl---N w
UPIANus AND LowLANDs. BY Rose Porter l2mo' 70
PIP COS Qsand0iphl. "
The LIFE OF HENRY WILSON. BY j. H. Manu. SVo' M
pp. 100. (OSgO0dl w
THE BLACK Man OF THE SOUTH AND THE REBELS.
By Charles stearns. limo. PIP. N2. tAmer'can ,o
News Co.. ~
,foxrr1rr,, COMPREHENSIVE GEOGRAPHY. By Jas.
Monteith. 4to. Up. o. Barnes d Co).....-' o.
CoIroSs COMMON SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY. lto. PIP. u
l9o. Csheldon & Co).--------.....------. 20
CoIToSs NEW INTRODUCTORY GEOGRAPHY 40. ~
pp. So Cfbe Same.l. v"
A CYcIoPEDA or TIE BEsT THOUGHTS OF CHARLEs
DICKENS. BY 4. G. de FOnIaine. (Serial) NO.
l. svo. PIP S5. (Hales.D..
MEMOIR OF ROGER BROOKE TASEY. LID; BY ~
Samuel Tyler, LID. svo. Pr. 659. tMurphy'l.- W
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF JAY COOKE & Co,
90 Wall-st.. New-York.


90 Wall-st, New-York.
We continue to sell at par, adding accrued inter-
est the FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS of the NoRTH-
ERy PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. On the eomple-
tion of this seasons contracts there will be FIVE
HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN miles of the main line op
the Road in operation, uniting Lake Superior with
the Missouri River and securing the large traffic of
the Northwest. This amount of road also entities
the Company to Ten Million Four Hundred Thou
sand Acres of Land, located in Central Minnesota,
Eastern Dakota and in the Columbia Valley on the
Pacific Coast The bonds secured by first mort
gage on the Road IFS Traffic and Franchise. and on
the entire Land Grant received from tine Govern"
ment The rate of interest is Seven and Three
tenths Gold, equivalent 20 about Eight and Quar-
ter Per Cent in Currency Believing the security to
be ample and the rate of interest satisfactory, We
recommend these bonds as desirable investments
Holders of United states 5-2Os and hgh-preed corr
porae securities may materially increase both ther
princiual and their interest income by exchanging
for Northern Pacitcs
. u
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
JAY Cooke & Co
New-York, Philadelphia, aud Washington.
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's

ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANYs
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are being absorbed by an increasing demand 'or
them.
Besides being the obligation of a wealthy corpora
tion composed of men of experience aud hlgh-toneb
commercial integrity, they are secured 0y hrsV
mortgage on the road, revenues, land grant, iran
chse and equipments, combined in one mortgage,
and are readily negotiable both in the markets. OF
this country and Europe
A liberal sinking fund provided in the mortgage
Iced must advance the price upon the closing on
tho loan. Principal and interest payable IN GOLD
Interest at eight lS per cent per annum, payaoio
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal IN tniF'y
wears. Denominations, $1,000, $500, and 800 Cou-
pons Registered.
Price 97s and accrued interest IN currency tom
August Is, 1872.
Mans. circulars, documents, and information fur
nished.
Trustees. Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF
New-York.
The diminished quantity of these Bonds for sale,
and tbe increased demand absorbing them, warrans
tbe belief they will soon sought for at an advance
considerably above the present subscription price at
which they can now be had through the prhcipu
Ranks and Bankers throughout the country an"
from the gned, who unhesitatingly recon-
mend them.
T,Nyrp &, Co. Bankers No. IL Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
And the following for city bank stocks;


There was n moderate business In railroad bonds,
prices being steady. Lake Shore coupon sole at 1901;
Milwaukee ana ST. Paul 7s gold, at 9s 1905 DO firsts as
OIL and c. c. and l. c. Firsts at 92i. Central Pachcs
closed at lO1; ;alOA Uaon Pacific FrSis SS4aS'J; Land
Grants, sosas1 and Incomes, S7l, bid. Tho following
fhnh iha.
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City Of Brussels will close at 12io p m at the Mer-
chants Exchange, 60 and 81 Pine st.

There hos been no new fca'ure % TIE money market
the rates GA ca einc urchanced rca 5esofGay, good
collateral fetching supply az lo5 per cent Time
loans, however, arc firm, whic htte disposition Is
cvinced TO buy rcanti,e payer tho bst 81 cs moving
at a 0s por cent, aut very little under g
Government bond were nnctiye a;d c1iuseiess, the
market ruling to adjust Itself win The OF gold
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31

CTUDIES WILL BE RESUMED IN THE
- COLLEGE ST. PRAsCB xAyiKR. 20 wsst Nnsenihst.
90 h0kDAy, sspisebs D. INA hUDsob. u O.. Tea
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31

CHARON INSTITUTED boarding school
- for boy Turns los" send for G.egIs. q, e,.. c.,n
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
.9ort at+p. M;


TneTe been sfcen busness Tn siate bonds, tho
market beng devoid 81 feature. stcadier tone how
ever, noted III south CaoliBas following wero
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rha .in,s hnsine.s NJ t.,e u. s. sub. .rreasury was

Gold rrerip sG6sil "a currasy ?arHs'' 80 M s5 -
,o payr.t... ~, 10 ?, ,alfcnc 1aaae'.'' ~, 80 - ~
c. 'sa,.. i9l.n D. 1 tdtoAs...''.'''''' 's'V '"
~, .ar, f.erluts... loJi,a.b
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
New publications.


CNTlRE CONFIRMED SUCCESS
GUYOTS BIOGRAPHIES,
COMMON SCHOOL COURSE.
GUroTs ELEMENTARY GEOGRAPHY. Price 7'e.
GUYors INTERMEDIATE GEOGRAPHY. Price, sle
FOR HIGHER GRADES.
Gurors COMMON SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY s1H
GUrors PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. This long lOOisi.for
beck will be issued early date
Among the more recent important adoption, Of @ , shsr
ssOed searching trial, may be panod those Of the
STATE oP VERMONT.
CITY OF PITTSBURGH, Pa,
CITY oP BRoOKLYN. NY.
CITY OF CINCINNATI, o.
CITY oP ALLEGHENY, Pa.
STATE OF ARKANSAS.
JERSEY CITY. N J.
FTATB OF VIRGINIA.
NEWTON. Mass
COOLEY'S
ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
usRD ALxosT EXCLUSIVELY IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
EEw.YoRE CITY.
FELTER's ARITHMETIC.
CooLEYs NATURAL SCIENCE SERIES.
sHELDONs OBJECT LESSON SERIES
TESYEYs NATURAL HISTORY SERIES
GUYoTS WALL MAPS.
PBRCEs MAGNETIC GLOBES.
~ Descriptive Catalogues and Special ccusri ia regard to all
rr School Books Reference Library Books and Ssece
N,pous List suited need Of Teachers always be ha
tPPheahon.
r Corresonaucs tesehers and personal visitation exceed
ansly welcome 70 aWnvs and is most cordially invited
sCRiBNER, ARMSTRONG Co.,
6S4 Broadway. NewYOS City
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31

HowEs & MACY, Bankers, No. 80 Wall-stY New
York offer the same facilities 10 Depositors a. IN
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on dauy oai-
ances at the rate OF Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rS'eS'
with immediate returns. NJ, e.
Spscial attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds, &C.
&c. for Investors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-29
REWARD
PETTENGlLL'S
KIDNEY.WORT
OR PILE CO + + L J..
- Greatest Blessing Of the Age

Greatest Blessing oi the age.
This invaluable medical compound il not liable
10 tie common prejudice aRaibst snch Aguia
t7rrnsrati1u. a. Bitter" "BHchus, Sc, dec
t0rsd with poisonous ram or minerals. j. il
ary purely vegetable compound requiring oui5
III addition Ui pure water, p0ssesslag fenaft-
able curative Fr0pertles-a gentle eathAfbc
yitb6ut deblitAtlng ar iE ths cAss Nith nnst
nurpatiyesl aud removing ali nnhealthy secfe-
iigts and yitiAte8 blood healing and iugiXofAihE
the System efitctuAlig carins some q the
most common and painful dlseasef Gf3tehhK
mankind that battle medical skill 81 forms u
PILES AID KIDNEY coArLAGrs
UEAyn, LCmkgo. C0asrR4uos, &C., Sc.
~ HagTaHted % Ag0rd Eeia.-as
Geta Kidney Wort circular NAers medicines
are kept ~, u fequ eEted mEled % ggur address
bg the EDNEl MoIT Co.. s.. Adams, W. q q.
n Goouwis 4 Co. Wholesale Ageuts Eostea y
Furnishes ftliabla tfntlma1 male d The wonderful
suaeess a sbls medicine % removing sueh ch5pl-
= diseases a. named, q nAny yehfs st&u3lhgl
AID that regular physiciAlE presented - nee
d the community where i has been ia coastAn &
y growing denahd i0r serera years mltheas ADJ
sartlslng one physlaAn s1Ts it ulfks IKE q
charm AluGys benenaallg Ihosa WHO have
Used ID say tlt i the greatest blessing q me
aae.. believe ] sh0gld not nov Be AAFe but
| for a. Sc. SOD 10 al dealers b. medicine r.
! 60 tie CsgculAg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-29
nAMPAIGN GOODS nor ls72.
rARRANT's SETTER APERIENT

REJECT All VIOLENT PuHdATlyEs, Tacy RUN
the tone Of the bowels aud weaken the digestion
TARRANr's RfFEHyEsoEsr sE.rzEn APEnIgsr 10
used by rational people AZ Il means OF relieving
all arrangements Of the stomach, liver aud I'M
testines, because It removes distractions vith'
out pain and imparts ygor 10 the organs which
il purides aud regulates.
SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-29
DR.. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PuRGhTlYE PILLS,

paf5stg usE eag e.'fi v3t eafet gia
raHE9 ftEa4te. f# - HHa tefsf,s thets
i-{ea7t Pa- II aa ete y 50 e.a7sses = t.s
ea Leaf. BsHsa. kafH Hs4lsf Aaffss
D.aeatsa, hasanlast tastlA a #t 1aaesas
a Dys.# ss, b slea heQs feftts
isa isfsa y te Bowels iaes, 80 ai ifsFeFas
nssfs u Aa iat5Ht t haHAfie 2 sbea :
rs X CUTS fars Nsk#sa3t, a9asAihsg - assn
c4ss alH8eIa i ~ #H8sas'sfa e4as8s
~ OHsfFg sic fHa#R symptoms ftd4htE
h5a D.s.rsss y - hlEa ofes
e. tassfs Ja.ss fsisH & e t.asa e -
ffaza hetGfF ~ Ha Hb9a8aa NHasta ftaafaafF L'Fass
n fass .as-l = Hatst e. alsHas eaas Eusta
tlss sai a#s Faaa st O. ~ = - alzaests sit4
las II il ilaaa ifeIssa 49, Z tst tlse - 'tlsa
tU Is sit t8sast Isas kftaslle fsassa,as NteN e.
LFaF FafHt Iaaasa g .an Aa' r. as- lsasft
f Easr HH4 hsd PISS - ftaaaI faaeaalasy
Il Fafslafalssa at.ssasl Fl a. SIS so sss fss -
na ~ saa Lsaas 80 f-ssa l.asasa & Hes A-f-.iE
h s. fiaA
- dass y RADwATs plfts ~ ts re
sssesi fraa - fat =
EEAB 4AlsE AMb THU ba aas tsi=s
aaHf q HaDMNE a CO Ne e &eesa Less
Zee Y5rs- laizasz.4 a.gs- gs.sa4.zs 81. Z
bsat W..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-29
SUPERIOR 10 ALL OTHER MACHINES.

A momopV. g'anc. Al rhls novel, combination
fgr FEED, uiH convince hg Trader oi it's enie-
ugTtty, tar the iolln~iug reasons;
1T. The prts-cr flot il alwavH raised from
the fabur shtu thc feed take place, thereby im.
pkruug uu resistance 90 -tafus af ridges Will q
feeding.
"a. The needle being 10 the fabric and NOV
ing with tho VERTICAL FEEusHAk with ~ iHbl
uresEure ou "a goods ~ the time tac feed takes
place, renders Il sure, strong aad uniform 10
length,
Sd The needle being iB tHe g3ods Al The time
the feed tAkrs pjscC renders 81 Impossible 10 fab
one pieces Rhile The either IL stretched.
Nh Tho VERTICAL FEEu-HAu being behind tue
needle renders IL capable u saving elastic goods
makes smooth sna tetlhic scam With rteh
alike on both sides thus enabling the sewing q
any number q thiekuesHts without hAstlHg, and
operating with equal facility on tAe heaviest as
sell A. tie lightesl fabrics.
Tho snaE TAAUE, sud gtber- engaged lu exc
eating seroll work. braidlnK, etc, AL appreciate
the value ~ .hs feed 81 once, a. the sNlctca are
always the came length 30 turning curves long
O. short, lu either direction while aA other ma
culnes lengthsH the stitch in tgralng The goods
0nt way. snd shlrtoa ia turning The other.
Ia addition q tle foregoing invaluable and ia
dsspthsafle testufrs which ara peeali2r 20 thla
ma chine Alsue, no urgn TIE i1ll9ssnR additions
points sb Ga this masculine possesses ava Nt.let
are essential lE Aly aachiUe guftby Of plRet
. ID the iamilg q mandatory.
Z lat. SufI&serfl Ii hAs So under works lu bs
ioakod altar 0g 10 get cat q urdefi is composed
F q q Ices number 81 working parts than suy gthei
shuttle Machine i easier and quicker learned
f AID Il 80 simple 10 e3ustracu0a iaht lG can q
assd uiile4snslY ~ ABy ore wlih facility
E "a. buAruIrE Ils wsfEluR parts are maae
u lhe NeAl mpurtHa stetl each pqlut o. iFta
boa be3Hg cAse.tAFleEc8.
sd. EYlctKsal Il ls tho largest macAies
manufactured that i saaptei 90 family FeNluE
IL a inch ARA enables d b. d. greater rsileit
( 81 suts bang, tfom the aEAtest ca5ahuc through
al gfk Ire ~ fAtrtlk e. htfuess lgatatr Aud doe.
E il - weH thkt ghG same machtue may BE- assa
tsthet Is maaatSctuHag q iAmay seWlag MA
equal facility.
slh. PEArTzcarIL3T1 EAu E1ssdzF j rms s.
a h.Eh lAtt e sFcb4. ~hleh, ugmb.ne1 W.ih tu
T peculiar teea euab8ss tie operator to tQrh tAi
NaIk ~ AIS aaeia slllH the ta&ch.De i il IA
matl8hs plthaut changing us ieaslga g leugtl
Z - stlteh
+ The uachlne uiii b shopu slih great qle&suFf
NAsihsT you desirs " p1TehEsa 8, pat lieAt'
cal ht3 tANgaast.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-29
Every Day an increase In Flesh
and MeIgInf L. Seen End EeIt.
NIdncE s. nIahIer NanpIaInt..

NH ng'Y does Tie rtf-tn2HurUT EFalvFEg
rEa ait GUqWu rHmg8 agaHta l tia tIfr 81 ttfarItt
a5af8iaUa f#asH.It Fs4aaa at8 hfH Hifesast $3.50 y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-29
" lie DC NJ L S TIC 81

Has a shnitlo-bobbin which carries about double
the amaunt Of thread that other Family Ma
chiucs DO.
Has twice AZ much room under the "srm" and
The 'pferser foot, aud needle raises higher.
Glazed cotton is good enough for the 'Domos.
tie, anait win use the c0arsest numbers Of IL
even 10 tho hands Of an ordinary operator.
Il has 10 moving Needle Arm, with gears at
tacned or cams below the table to drive the
needle, bat the power is applied hreety to
the Needle Bar, aud hence running easier and
With lees noise
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-29
Inn ICKLAND SODA FOUNTAIN

THE ICELAND SODA FOUNTAIN
~ sas
Drug store Manchester Vermont.
L. c. oRyIS
Fr5e5ttsf. hls
COME TO LIFE
Kesaa sbm tsfas bsta
DEAD ALL WINTER
Isuas
FROZEN SOLID As A ROCK
aa3hts ramAasI s5aae
LAST NOVEMBER,
het has saH.sHaalt
THAWEB OUT,
uaa1 TIE laaaeaes ofih-
Warm Summer Weather
90 tast nos, az ct cid,
Refreshing STREAMS
40 Hga
FOR THIRSTY. MORTALs
At ,ha us0derate price u
Five Cents per Glass.
When you eaus in 60 gsl . g.ass e. soda vatol
lolk ~ 10 naa stoeA %
FISH IN e + A e * J. l.
hcre displayed. and buy pouaI %
THEA-NECTAR
E1d receive present eta
/ Beautiful Chrome Free Gratis
/ For Nothing.
I uygu smoke. here L. tho place toRot the
Best Ten Cent Cigar
ln Town
! THE GOLDEN CURLS.
Try them and YOU will BE- convinced.
Manchester, VI, May 9Th, 1871 5lly6}3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-29

T. PERKINS.
oFesTE ruE xusI KALI
MANCHESTER, VERMONT
ia, On aana sal 9. constantly rroeirmg
supp,y % 81 kia3s ol
HARDWARE a EUHBs8 WArEBHrS
rATsTs. g,.s,,-.ry
COACH, pgNAE. AND sREllAa VANISH
Kerosene oil,
BsaaHa, Whslo,
Sperm Lard, .,-,-..-.... .a,
rusr, yAEMsu Asp STIRLING Hrrsun
/ C8RPESrkgs AND H4soE9 rooLS
'''''''' tSD Latin rwlSE.
A lot 81 plumhs and Levels, very ch0ap.
f The best assortment Of Glass ia che county.
Tho Celebrated
U. S. Standard Measuring Rods.
A large lot Of
cR0cEEEr AND GLASSWARE
/ ALSO
A Full Line Of Groceries
We have just received 1000 foet Of Ma,tino
Caphoards, which will be sold very law
Granville Brick,
tho best there IS
Agent for
Howe's Standard Scales,
all kinds
Faylc's Patent Hand Slcds
for Boys aud Girls use, the best hand sled out
for sale cheap.
All kinds Of carpenters work done in the bes
manner.
Manchester, VIZ Nov, 10Th 1871. 2dlyslo'
!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-01
covenants aforesaid, to be observed,
kept and performed on its part.

covenants aforesaid, to be observed,
kept and performed on its part.
Notwithstanding anything to the con-
trary contained in the foregoing, it is
hereby understood that all OF the build
iugs and real estate owned by either ot
SAID railroad companies, and used and
occupied for any purpose not immedi-
stely connected With its railroad, or
which is rented for any purpose to in
dividuals, shall be assessed, shall be
assessed with county and township
taxes, and levies shall be paid thereon
the same as other property Of like kind
belonging to an individual, and the
covenants aforesaid, OF the said Super
visors, shall not be applicable to or be
held to include any such buildings or
real estate.
1t is understood and agreed by and
between the parties hereto that unless
this agreement shall be concluded and
entered into by the said Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad Company on or before
the expiration of sixty days from the
date thereof, then this agreement shall
be void and OF no effect.
On motion of Mr.. Waterhouse that
portion Of the contract enclosed in
brackets was stricken out.
On the motion 10 adopt the contract
the yeas and nays were demanded.
Those voting in the affirmative are
Messrs. Harrison, Jeffers, Roberts, Sal
isbury and Waterhouse-5. Those vot-
ing in the negative are Messrs. Clark.
Curtis, Kelly and ..Zoeckler-4, so the
contract was agreed to and the President
ordered to sign it on behalf Of the
Board of Supervisors.
On motion it was ordered that the
contract be spread upon the minutes.
Bill of H. c. Jetfers, $500 WAS re-
ported back from the committee on
Poor and ordered paid.
Bill Of John Clator, $500, was or
pered to be paid.
The petition OF citizens OF the Fifth
ward to have William Forsyth ap-
pointed a constable Tor Centre township,
was referred TO the Finance committee
for report.
On motion the Board adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-01
EUROPE.
Spanish Affairs.

MADRID, December 81. Serious
difficulties have Earisen between M
Sagosta, the President Of the Spanish
Cabinet, and Admiral Topete, the Min
lister of the Colonies, arising, it is sup
posed, from the recent action OF Adml
raj Topete in relation to the admins
tration of the affairs in Cuba. The
charges recently made by Admiral
Topete in Cuba against the officials are
understood to be unsatisfactory to NJ
Sagosta, and it is feared that serious
complications may follow this mlsun
derstanding.
MADRID December 3l.-The govern
ment has appointed Senior N. Mora to
supercede D. w. Marrillis in command
of the Eastern Department.
The Grand Duke.
ST. PETERSBURG, December 3l.-The
St. Petersburg Journal, the official
organ OF Russia, is jubilant over the
warm and hearty reception extended
by the United States 70 tue uranu
Duke Alexis.
HOnOrs Conferred.
PARIS, December 81. The Duke
d. 'Aumle has been elected a member OF
the French academy. This distin-
guished literary honor is hailed by the
friends and adherents OF the Duke with
much satisfaction, as the crowning tes-
timonial Of his already well established
literary fame.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-01
CHICAGO.
The Grand Duke.

CHICAGO, December 3l.-The Grand
Duke Alexis arrived at 9 o'clock this
evening at the Michigan Central depot,
and, with his party, was conducted by
the committee, who met the train at
Calumet, to the fremont House, where
he was received with a short speech by
Mayor Madill, to which he responded
briefly. The party then sat down to a
splendid supper. The Duke will re-
main in the city till Tuesday afternoon
at 2oclock. Tomorrow he will spend
most OF his time at the hotel. Monday
he will be driven to the stock yards
and around the city. A public recep-
ton will be held Monday evening at
the hotel or some private house.
The Late Fire.
Twelve weeks will have passed to.
morrow since the grand fire, and great
changes have already been wrought.
The preparation for rebuilding in the
burned district next spring and summer
are literally stupendous, and hundreds
Of substantial business ediices are
planned and already contracted for, to
be commenced early in the spring.
Hundreds Of others will be erected
during the winter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-01
The Weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, December 81, I ?. M
-Probabiktiss.--The low barometer on
the lower lakes will probably return
northeastward with falling barometer
and rain in New England. The high
barometer in the Missouri Valley will
extend rapidly eastward, causing a fall
in the temperature with light rains to-
night, Immediately west Of the Apa,
lachian range, followed on Monday by
a rising barometer and clear or clearing
weather from South Carolina to Massa-
chusetts. Clearing weather will also
prevail on Monday in the Gulf States.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated
tonight for the South Atlantic and Gull
States
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-01
S,orms-How 10 Predict Them.

Y. B. Maury, in the last GaIary says
The general tri-daily press report con-
tains always statement Of the positions
and movements of the larger area o'
high and low barometer, of cold and
warm weather, or of stormy, cloudy and
clear weather. In the absence OF a
map, therefore, one can determine in a
general way whether these are ap'
preaching to or departing from his
neighborhood, and this knowledge leads
to the following conclusions:
|. If the barometer is very low at the
centre, very severe gales may be ex-
pected over large area-say within q
circle OF two hundred miles radius
from October to April, but within a
smaller circle-less than one hundred
miles-from May to September.
9. Areas OF low barometer, when
first perceived in Minnesota, may be
expected to move eastward in the sum-
mer months, with westwardly winds on
Lake Superior; and to the southeast in
the fall, with easterly and northeast
erly winds on Superior and Michigan.
J. When perceived in Nebraska or
the Indian Territory they may be ex-
pected to move northeastward to the
latitude of thirty.fve or forty degrees
and there begin to move northesterly'
with northeasterly, northerly and
northwesterly winds on the lakes and
subsequently, southerly winds on the
Middle and East Atlantic coast.
4. When perceived on the coast Of
Florida, or off the South Atlantic, they,
in the fall, winter and spring, may be
expected to move slowly up the coast,
preceded by northeasterly winds and
rain.
S. Whilst the preceding sentences
mark out the most general average
phenomena attending the movement Of
the disturbing areas of low pressure, it
must be borne in mind that but very
rarely will the ever-varying atmosphere
cal condition allow any storm to pur'
sue a uniform average course over the
earth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-01
Sundays Dispatches.
NEW YORK.
Mexican News.

New YORK, December 3l.-A Herald
special from Matamoras, via Browns
vile, Texas, December 80, says that the
revolutionists under Quiroga entered
Mier this morning, the government
troops falling back to Camargo without
resisting them. The town of Tolo has
pronounced for the revolutionists. This
pronunciamento closes all communica-
tion to the government troops between
Tampico and San Luis. Canales has
been nominated Governor of Tamauli-
pas. He is now organizing the national
guard to defend the State.
The Guardian Savings Bank.
jeremiah Quinlan, receiver Of the
Guardian Savings Bank, will probably
present report OF the state Of affairs in
that institution next week.
The Tammany Society.
A special meeting ofthe Sachems OF
the Tammany Society was held yester-
dav afternoon, when the deposition OF
Tweed was ratified and Mr.. Augustus
Scbell elected to the office OF Grand
Sachem by acclamation.
Connolly
is still in Ludlow street jail, without
prospect of release. His friends had
homes of obtaining his release in order
that he might spend New Year with
his family. u
The Democratic Reform enrolment
in the various districts was completed
last evening. ~
has issued challenge offering TO hght
anv man in the world for $4,000, Ned
O'Baldwin preferred Mace states that
this will be his last fight, win or lose.
The Hunters Point Trouble.
Hostilities are again threatened In
connection with the Bible war at Hunt
er's Point.
Adam Williamson, night watchman
at ~ John Street, was discovered by
police officer Severing with his throat
cut The wound is probably fatal.
This morning the German Hospital
corner Seventy-Seventh Street and
Fourth Avenue, took fire, originating in
the basement. The building was dam
aged $4,000 furniture and eddlng
$1,000. The fire created an immense
panic among the inmates, who were
conveyed to the Jewish Orphan Asy.
lum near bv. No lives lost.