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UTAH.

The Bill in Reference 10 Framing a stale
Constiiuiion-A Law OF NIurriagc- Masonic
Installation.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 1s, 1872.
In the Council today substitute for the House
bill TO elect delegates to a convention to prepare for
the admission of Titan as state which provides for
submitting the constitution TO the people and the
election OF two delegates to the Republican Ma
tlonal Convention, was considered in Committee OF
the Whole and made the special order for to.mor-
row.
committee was appointed to consider the neces.
sty OF a law on marriage ana TO report a bill
The officers OF the Grand Lodge Of Utah were In
stalled last night with imposing ceremonies. SUR
ordinate lodges are TO be organized Immediately at
Provo Corrnne and other places.
Immense quantities OF ore and bullion are com.
ing in from the mining districts
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NAVAL ITEMS.

The furry about Spain and war has subsidized Tho
iron. cads Mahopac and Canonicus Will doubtlessly
be put in commission. the former ut Washington
and the latter at Philadelphia and both will be sent
to Norfolk Va to await events. 1t Is possible they
may 90 to Key West. But the other four iron-clads
at Philadelphia Will be held In readiness. The
United States steamer Omaha Is slowly progressing,
and will doubtless be ready by May. The Pow
haian will OF course have to convoy the Two IRON
cIads. She can be ready In forty days. The Rich
mond progresses slowly. No one expects her ready
lOr four months
Admiral L. A. jenkins has been ordered to proceed
to the East ln1ies ana relieve Rear Admiral John
Rogers from the command OF that squadron; also
that Rear Admiral Taylor has been directed TO hold
himself in readiness to proceed to RIO Janeiro
and relieve Rear Admiral Lannlan from the conf
mand OF the Brazil squadron. The vacancy In the
Light House Board caused by the detachment Of
Rear Admiral jenkins Will be nlled by some retred
officer.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Joint session Of the Legislature for the Elec.
ton Of Supreme aud District Court Judges
Wi!iinrA and Five OF the Circuit Judges Ike.
elected.
COLUMBIA, Jan. Is, 1872.
The Legislature met in Joint session to-day for the
purpose o elecIng Associate Justice OF the SUI
preme Court and eighc Circuit judges.
willard. the present Associate Justice was re-
elected to the Supreme Court; also Judges Orr,
Moses, Million, Green ana Graham to five districts.
The rejected Justices are 10 serve four years addi
tlonai
Townsend, chosen for the Fourth district, and
Manner, who Is To preside IN the Second, are both
conservatives.
Thomas J. Mackey. brother or the Collector OF
Charleston, has been elected to the bench OF the
Sixth District Court TINS Is known and recOg-
nZed as the Ku kIux district anu has been so repre-.
scented to the officer lie says he ears nuthlng
from the organization, ana viii soon maze the dis.
tricC sale Tor Col0red people to 1--we In.
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OHIO.

J0aut Resolution Of she House 10 Congress- 20
Recover $4,000 from tire General Cow
erntaeDI--PrDtectiOu 20 RailrOu6 Corpora
t1us.
COLUMBUS OHIO Jan ls 1872.
In the House this morning the Committee on
Railroads were requested TO prepare bill which
shall have The enect OF doing away with the present
system OF discrimination made in charges lor
freight and passengers on railroads IN OHIO.
Joint resolution was Introduced In the House
this afternoon asking the ONO representatives in
Congress to their influence legislation
that will recover from the general government
$500 900 due ONO ~ part OF the three per cent on
sales Of pubic anos in ONO, granted by Congress
10 ONO IN ieu oil taxes on unSod lands.
BINS were introduced to protect stockholders OF
railroad companies by aDOlishng last freight lines;
also 10 authorize directors OF railroads to put Chhse
stock and bonds OF sucn railroads at less than par
value provided that the consent Of three fUorns or
the stockholders L, first obtained.
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Jan. Is, 1872.
Queen Victoria yesterday received Occupations
from the inhabitants OF Osborne. who presented ad-
dresses congratuatng Her Majesty and expressing
their oy at the recovery of His Highness the Prince
of W ales from his dangerous Illness"
GENERAL THANKSGIVING IN THE CHURCHES.
supplement TO the Gazette announces that the
2lst inst will be observed In all the churches as
day of thanksgiving for the restoration to health Of
the Prince OF Wales.
An onicial thanksgiving will take place in st.
Paul's church about the Goth OF February.
Queen Victoria hopes to attend.
POLITICAL PRoNOUNCEMENT.
Mr.. John Arthur ROebuck, formerly member Of
Parliament for Bath. and subsequently for sheffield
the oIear .em' OF the House Of COmmons-delivered
an address at Sheffield yesterday.
He made no alusion 10 American affairs
SERIOUS EXPLOSION IN CARTRIDGE FACTORY
A terrible explosion occurred In a cartridge fac
tory IN Greenwich at q late hour in the afternoon.
The clothing OF II number OF girls employed In the
factory took fire and they rushed shrieking through
the town into the surrounding marshes in hopes of
quenChing the flames.
The fac tory was totally destroyed
THE FLOW OF BULLION
The bullion In the Bank Of England has increased
G39 900 uring the week.
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THE HERALD AND DIR. LIVINGSTONE.
From the Irish Times, Jan. 81


In wonderful spirit OF enterprise the proprietor
or the NEW YORK HERALD at MS own cost and
charges prepared an expedition into the heart Of
Africa TO learn tldings. If possible, of DR.
Livingstone What the British government
refused to undertake an American journal has
more than half accomplished. The expedition
consisted OF three white and 100 soldiers,
guards and carriers. The distance actually travel
led during the period from March to the beginning
OF July was 525 miles into the interior We regret
to say that but vague Items OF intelligence were
cleaned The accounts unite in stating
that Livingstone snow an Old man
with a long white beard and very tat" but
they differ in important details-he had shot
himself in the tngh he had his sho ulder put out OF
Joint in fight with a lion; his men had all deserted
him, and he had no goods: he had gone with some
Arabs to the North, to Lake Marisema, &c. The
editor OF the NEW YORK HERALD believes that Liv-
ngstone and the chief OF the expedition will proba.
bly, reach the Mediterranean by the Nile, II the
waters OF Lake Marisema really fow into that river
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r o M e.
Herald Special Report from
the Capital of Italy.
The Pope Seized with Sudden Illness
and Confined to Bed.
A POntiGcal Reception
Postponed.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent in the capital of Italy,
ROME, Jan. 18, 1872.
His Holiness Pope Plus the Ninth was taken
ill suddenly on Wednesday, the 18th inst. He
retired to bed, being affected with a cough,
dangerous character,
A Pontifical reception which he proposed to
hold at the Vatican yesterday has been post
poned in consequence Of his indispostion.
The Pope was born on the 18th Of May, in
the year 1892, so that he is on the eve of the
completion of the eightieth year Of his age.
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SPAIN
Conference Of the Chief of the Cabinet with the
Ex-Regent Serrano- Government Policy
Towards the international Society
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HssALl

MADRID, Jan. Is, 1872.
Prime Minister Sagasta and the eX-Regent, Mar
shall Serrano, are to nave conference to-day.
Much importance Is attached to this meeting.
EXECUTIVE TREATMENT OF THE INTERNATIONAL
LEAGUE.
King Amadeus government has forwarded
circular note to the Governors OF pro-
vinces instructing them TO suppress all Organl-
cations belonging to or in any way connected
with the International Society within their respec-
tive Jurisdictions While thus breaking up system
dangerous to civil peace" they are directed not to
interfere with liberty OF speech Of individuals, and
to take no notice OF the simple enunciatlOn or the
principles of the International Society, as the laws
OF Spain provide no punishment for such utter
ances'
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THE NEW LOAN.
Gard froNu Jny Cooke-The ProposHa 10
Take ak A.undred Million Dollars OF tho
Governments h 0nds.

n C0rO fROA0 JOy lOOke-Ine GEDYDSsss ~
Take ak Hundred Million Dollars Of tho
Governments h Onds.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18, 1872.
The following is statement or facts in relation 10
the proposal to take six hundred millions OF tho
new loan
Some portions OF the press OF this and other
cities having expressed doubts ~ to the reality
tary OF the Treasury 10y myself, In behalf OF
Jay Cooke, McCulloch Il Co., and ROlhschilds
sons Of London deem It proper to say that such
was made In entire good iatb, and the parties IN
terested are ready to carry out promptly the nego-
aDe TO comply with Its tel ms ana shall conclude to
accept the proposition.
J. Cooke. McCulloch Co.. Of London, alter q con-
ference with the Messrs. ROthschild, agreed upon
!ont proposition a. loows;,Ho take Soo'ooo 700 OF
February next with the option OF $50, 900 more
during this year. and should 01ngress aS
and make the interest payable in London
then to take additional 5000 900 600 Of the tves
the close OF 1873. The negotiation Is, with the ex
cepti0n OF one amendment-to make the interest,"
TO time and mode Of PAYMENT COMM issons, &C.. as
was granted in the $i3v,0O0.00J negotiation me
Secretary also was required to notify from time TO
time, payments OF future sums OF SIX per cent bonus
precisely as before
This proposition was telegrapned to me, and
sent special messenger to washington with IL, and
1t was presented TO Secretary Boutwell, on the
morning OF the 23d uimo. Mr.. Richardson also
telegraphed 10 the secretary from London dupli-
cate OF the proposition on the same day. My
brother, Governor Cooke, teegraphed to me from
Washington, alter hls audience with Inc Secretary
that the proposition was avOrably received and
was being considered; and shorty afterward asked
me, at the request OF the Secretary, II the payment
Of interest abroad WAS sine qua n0n
AZ soon as the letters arrived from London con-
tanning the particulars of the arrangements with
the HOtnschiids the full text oil the proposition
! copied the same and forwarded the documents TO
the secretary where they now are on file awaiting
ms action. regret exceedingly that Mr. Boutwell,,
when asked bv reporters and others as to the truth
OF the rumOrs did not state what had occurred.
But this Is not our fault and we are not willing TO
have our good name and consistent course brought
into question: and, therefore, give all the facts as
above.
The proposition was made just as telegraphed from
London, In entire good iath and Will be promptly
worked out to a successful termination as soon as
Mr.. Boutwell, gives us ana those VINO are associated
with us the power 10 act. The whole 5000 600, 0O0
In nv opinion can be Iundeu into four -anda- half
and i've per cents during the present year, which.
together with what has already been done, Will
nearly ten millions Of dollars per annum to
the Treasury. JAY COOKE
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TEE PACIFIC COAST.

The Mag6alnna Bay Affair Cleared Up-The
Movements of the Members of the Japanese
Embassy.
SAN FRANCISCO, JAN Is, 1879.
despatch from Guayamas via Tulson says Gov
ernor Perquera, OF Sonora, sent 200 men TO Sina-
loa 10 assist the Federal authorities recapture
kaZalan.
Captain Phelps. of the United States steamer
Saranac, who was ordered TO Magdalena TO invesl-
gale the expulsion OF American cOlOnlsts, reported
by Drake DeKay, reports That, after full lnvesti-
CATION he finds no cause whatever Tor such
charge. No such expulsion took place, and no
acts OF hostility against Americans were committed
either by the Mexican aut a0rltieS CT citizens
The Japanese Embassy are visiting tie SCHOOLS,
factories, and other points OF interest In the city,
There Will be a grand military parade in their
honor on saturday next, and ball on Tuesday.
The Japanese Minister OF Justice vis ed the Fourth
District Court Yesterday ana was invited 10 seat
with the judge on the bench lie understands
English and was greatly Interested IN the pro-
eeedlngs.
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the flfth cataract and Khartoum by the jeal-
GUS hostility of the slave traders and ivory
dealers. The trafickers In human flesh and
blood have wholesome dislike to these CON-
paratvely unknown nations being brought
prominently before the notice Of the world |;
they Judge correctly that the less known
about them by the freedom-loving peoples Of
ChristendOm the better
The English railway surveyors in the Sou
dan, it is also reported, have also nearly
brought to successful termination their
special exploring expedition.
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STATE EGiSLATURES.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

The Question Of Employing the savings Ot
the FecpIe--The Perce otnge To Be Allowed
to BnolSs Receiving the Money.
BOSTON, Mass. Jan. lS, 1872.
In the Massachusetts, House to-day an order was
adopted directing the Committee on Banks and
Banking TO CONSIDER the expediency OF prohibiting
savings banks from receiving brokerage or fees for
loans made on interest other tDan tnat specified
IN the note given for loan; also OF providing that
The maximum rate OF interest on loans from saw
ings banks shall not exceed seven per cent per an
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1tlsePAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA. jan. IS, 1872.
A battalion Of riaemen arrived this morning
from Spain.
The steamship Columbia, from New York, arrived
this morning.
Exchange-On United states, sixty days sight. In
currency, per cent premium; short sight, So 4
per cent premium; on London 23L per cent pre-
MUM.
AZ MatanZas.
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FRANCE.

The Raw Material Tariff Tax Difficulty and Row
ItMay Be Arranged Indignation Against
the Press Law-Plan for Trade Mono
poly to the Rothschilds-A Anxiety
to Pay OFF the Germaus-The
Murders of Prussian Soldiers.
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saI1pI0 HAHN

Lieutenant Commander Frank Wldes has Dee1
ordered to NAVIGATION duty in the Boston Navy
Yard; Lieutenant Commanders Charles L. Hunting.
ton, H. NJ Sheppard, q. M. Schoonmaker and
George H. WinRate, and Lieutenants John Brice
and A. j. Iverson nave been ordered to torpedo
duty; First Assistant Engineer John P. Kelley has
been ordered to the naval station at League Island
Lieutenant L. l.. Amory mas been detached from
the Boston Nav Yard and ordered to torpedo duty.
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AUSTRIA
Ministerial Sentiment Towards the Holy See and
Cabinet Comment on the Condition Of the Pope
IsLtCfA9 re the NEW YORK HERALD

VIENNA, Jan. Is, 1872.
Count Won Andrassy received a deputatlon OF
Roman Catholics to-day and in reply to their ad-
dress declared "that the Pope was under no con.
strant as was shown by the recent appointment
by him OF some thirty bishops" The relations be-
tween Austria and Italy are. he said on good foot
ing lie knew or no Catholic power which could he
justified In odering the Pope au asylum.
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the Court OF investigation into the charges
brough, against HsrDor Master DANIEL Hart was
yesterday adjourned until halpast ten O'Clock this
morning, In consequence OF tue ndsposltlon Of Port
CAPTAIN Jones
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THE WAR IN MEXICO.
Preparations for the Attack Of Mazatlan by the
Troops of Juarez
1tlttEtM 10 IHE NEW YORK HERALD.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 49, 1872
The Mexican federal General Corona Is preparing
to attack Mazatlan by land and sea, and will, no
doubt, defeat the rebels. All Of 0axaca and
Queretaro are in the possession of the federal au-
ihnrliieS.
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TELEGRAM 10 the NEW FORK HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. Is, 1872
The Budget, which has been submitted by the
Minister OF Finance to the Council OF the Empire
shows that during the past year The receipts have
arcssi sd tho expenditures 81 10000 gubles.
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THE SITUATION IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. is, 1874
There was no quorum in the Senate to-day, and
the situation remains unchanged.
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ODD FELLOW !,
MOBILE, Ala.

MOBILE, Ala, Jan. rs, 1872.
Excursion tickets for the round trip will be sold
TO parties attending the meetings OF the Grand
Lodge OF odd Fellows at Mobile on the 9th proxnno
by the Mobile aud OHIO ami the Mobile and Mont.
go,nery Railroads.
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AUSTRIA AND AMERICA.
The Trademark Convection wi the United
States in Parliament.
r:LeGaAm TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, Jan. Is, 1872.
The trademark Convention between Austria and
the United states has been submitted to the Diet at
pesth for ratification on the part OF the kingdom OF
IIun
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS JAM 49, 1872
The resolution directing the payment of the state
bonds maturing this year i'll currency instead OF
CON- which passed the Senate last Friday, and
which has been debated In the House every day this
week, passed the House to-day Uy vote oil " SO.
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ENGLAND.

Citizen Congratulation 10 the Crown on the Re-
covery of the Prince-Thanksgiving In the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Speech at
Sheffield-The Bullion Supply.
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INDIA.

The Looshias' Revolt Promptly Suppressed Rapid
March of British Troops-A Severe Battle
and European Triumph-The EngliA
Commands and Armament.
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Arrival Of Troops from spain-Commercia! In
telligence.
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TELEGRAM TO THF NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. lS, 1872.
dangerous revolt among the Loosnas of India
has been suppressed.
At the first signs Of trouble troops were de.
spatched from DEM. They marched direct to the
headquarters OF the rebels whom they met IN large
force but completely defeated. killing one hundred
and taking several hundred prisoners.
The rebels have dispersed and the country Is now
perfectly tranquil
The British Expsdi,ion-I,s Force and Com.
mand.
The revolt Of the Looshais serious affair at the
moment, has afforded to Lord Napier Of Magdaa
and to the vicerOy Of India an opportunity ofmakng
a decisive military movement in ASIA and OF turn
ing the tide OF native disahection to positive re-
productive account IN the name OF the Queen or
OF England. The war Is not likely to terminate
with the English victory which we announce to-
day by cable, but may deveope into general
military action, not only against the kindred tribes
of the LOOhas throughout tile Eastern Bengal fron-
tier.
to-day, marched from different points stimuli
taneOusy on the 1st OF December. 1t proceeded In
two columns from Cacnar, approaching the
ChittagOng, so as to approach them from the
southeast. The Cachar column was commanded by
brigadter General BOurchler, with Lieutenant
Colonel Roberts as Quartermaster General, and was
composed OF the Twenty:second Forty second
gong column was under the command Of
Colonel Charles Brownlow, with Captain q. J.
East as Assistant Auartermaster General, and COM
posed of the Second and Fourth Ghoorka regiments
and Twenty seventh native infantry. Ali the regl
ments mad Enueld rides. Hall Punjaub mountain
battery, with two mortars and company OF sapperS
ana miners was 'attached to each column" This
armament was ample for all cOmbatve purposes:
but the troops were severely tested by marching
and exposure and the soldierly qualities OF endur
ance, mutual support 1rmness anu discretion called
into play almost hourly. The plan OF operation
aims to close I'm the whole OF the supposed lnimlcal
hill tribes Looshais and others.
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A.-Russian tvnpOr) Marble Baths. % East
Fourth street. Most heahfu extensive and popular baths
n United States.
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A.. Digcstiop.'-"Co Cod Liver Oil InviaoS
rates the digestion" HAZARD CASWELiLS 10 perfect
pure pAatable.
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A.-t:Oid Watches, Wholesale Pricess BOys'
SILVER WATCHES, warranted 8l3.
GEO. q. ALLEN, sal Broad way, Fourteenth
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye-rhe Best IN tho
world the only perfect dye harmless reliable ms'an'AnS
Qua Al all drlgrists
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Probabilities.

Rising barometer with cloudy and clearing
weather IL probable for Friday for portion Of the
Middle Atlantic States; out threatening weather
Will prevail generally east OF the Mississippi;
an area Of low barometer develop from Texas
to Iowa, and extend nOrthwestward to Michigan;
cloud aud rain prevail with southeasterly winds on
the Gulf and east Atlantic coasts east of the MISS
issippi; north westerly winds in Louisiana and
Texas. Dangerous winds are not anticipated to-
night except for the Texas coast.
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The Weather In This City YESTERDAY.
The following record will show the changes In the
temperature Tor the past twenty'0ur hours In com.
parson with the corresponding day OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Pharmacy,
HERALD Building corner OF Ann street,
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A.-IIcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
POL Broadway, Murray street.
AugeH,. Turkish Baths, Lexinston

NngeH's TWrNIsb BNths, IeXinGtOn AV0s
nue. corner Twenty fifth every day and all
night; ladies day and evening" best ventilation: highest
temperature best shanpoong no gratues; advantages
uneluAIed Europe outdone.
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Balls and Parties vs.. snow and Kain'-Les
Dies misses gen!emcns And boys Boo n ana SnUes
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A.-ROyaI Havana LOttery.-J. II. Martinez
Co, Bankers 10 Wall ST. box 1855 New York Post oalce
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rr,,r ~. Qe.s a.. the Flame 81 n Volcano, ar
-. ~. II. lad moss ON Florida hemlock, can ~
h.nyss 10 glorious brown lsrous black by q single
s,,set on of HILLS INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE.
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RUSSIA.

The Government Budget and Satisfactory Cordi-
tion Of the Treasury
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. u. Jan. 19-l A. NJ.

Synopsis JOr me Iast T,Uenty.tO,H Hours.
The barometer since Wednesday has continued to
move slowly Outheastward, with falling pressure.
The barometer had risen in the Middle and
Eastern States, and clear weather now very
generally succeeds the clear weather that
has prevailed for a short time throughout the At
lantic states. Falling barometer with cloud and
snow, prevails from New York and New Jersey
westward to Wisconsin, ana fresh southwest winds
have been generally reported. Clear weather con.
tinues on the Pacific coast. An area Of low pres
sure, accompanied with rain has passed northeast
ward over Texas and Is now followed ny brisk and
cold north winds.