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ANOTHER GH0UL PARS0N.
A Filthy Sermon on Fish. and Fraud BY
the Rev. J. s. Beecher.
A Libellsr Of the Republic Glorying in the
Murder Of .Fisk-F Foul Words In 4
Coagregatienalist Church.
PouuaKEEpsIE, N. Y, Jan. N. II

PoUGHKEEPsIR, N. Y, Jan, n. 1872.
Rev. ,. G. Beecher preached TO an immense
audience In the Congregational church shis evening
upon the subject OF 'vanes Fisk.n He declared
that nowhere could such q character be found
except In republican form OF government ana
mat ne stands outa prominent example Of absolute
Anavery because hewas knave. 1t was when ne
came to New York and learned how corrupt judges
administered law; when he went to Albany and
found honorable lawmakers ticketed for sac like
merchandise in
ONE PRICE VARIETY STORE;
when he f0uha men accounted very nigh In the
community his hackers IN fraud AYE, In secret the
guilty shArcrs OF his debauchery and lust-it was
when he saN all these shings That he learned CON.
tempt fcr nav. contempt for virtue and manhood.
The reverend gentleman also asserted that the judi
Ciary IL 80 corrupt to defeat the ends OF Justice
and
PLAYS THE HARLor
70 an5reprObate able TO pay the price OF wicked.
ness. He averred tnat he has heard no honest man
Deny shat IN tneaast five years. Mr.. Fisk, he said
was the product Of three forces7the Erie Railway.
made up one worse Than ne. The
SCUM. FILTH AND DEGRADATION
OF New York boiled up anu stopped over into the
State Senate. The speaker was sure there was emf.
nent fitness IN the method OF FISK going out Of
being. me harlotry OF law made him; the harlotry
venee Of ieIlow.criminai Killed him. The muir.
OcIoE buOO1u NC uuHxcu Ny scuLeuCe OI Tue corrupt
judiciary which has sold itself over and over to
CRIME, corrupt Legislature should impeach and
imprts0n she Judge, and then q painfully derelict
public repentant for past carelessness, should rise
IN their majesty and cast from them with abn0r
renee every man
FROM TIE GOVERNOR DOWN
tainted with crime, ana see 20 It that none but hon.
est men enact laws, none nut honest men administer
them Mr. Beecher made bitter remarks IN relation
TO the T0mbs Court In New York CITY, He said he
was present there one morning and looked upOn the
faces Of the
THIEVES, PROSTITUTES AND CRIMINALS
mere assembled, and observed the lines OF degra
dation and debauchery more strongly drawn upon
the countenance OF the Judge who presided thar
upon the faces OF those who were to be tried.
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elasticity Of mind and feeling, and that makes one
far aber 70 meet all Of privatiop toll or suffering
that may fail to his lot this same exercise assumes
an Importance hardly to be estimated.
Ling the Swede devoted his life TO introducing his
famous system Of exercises active and passive and
from time to time the training OF the German and
French soldiery has been added to and improved,
until in many respects 1t does its work admirably.
BUTT has remained for Maclaren TO sift out these
various methods and cutting what would best con-
tribute not to the making man precise soldier
only, but which would give him as well harmO.
NOUS development Of his physique, that would
adapt him TO far greater variety Of work. He has
done even q greater service In sh0wing-and in
showing In clear and very interesting way how
exercise may be 30 directed as to aid materially
the health, either general or local. and often add
years-and enjoyable ones, TOTO 0nes life.
Either the parent, watching with loving and
anxious eyes the growth and development OF
lavorlte child flor this Is selfish system, useful
for one sex aloneA or the youth. striving with all
the energy he knows to be well 1T Tor his post on
the ball field or the river VIII have TO look long aud
far 70 ind a book that will begin to equal this one
In direct and practical aid TO his purpose For the
experience OF the author In the very line he treats
OF, the broad and liberal manner in which ne views
his work and the warm interest he manifests In IT,
object OF sucn book-namely, Of giving to the
world privileges that would otherwise have been In
danger OF being confined to oxford University.
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in the following the present whaling feet compared with


AegIN, Dec ssIn port brig NAiad for New York. wsgr
f:s sds .
SxR4%se.s. Deg I'm poss : Zip Rlo for w,ns.o.
SuxsTA SAIo, Dec s-in port .oSr Franc: Davis for
Ss s.i sSr s.. az .eA Mabel Staples. New York
MxySeuSs. rR. Jan Sin port schr VctsSug for New
oLphAsnes ia, Dec ss1n port brig Abby Ellen. have.
s.s ss scin port. bar. r.s..vns orb
a;ss: e'fs s
ohS ss1sss d b. H1S ssr
New York dg schr Merit trl Counter from Rio Jansro.
iNA,ysd ship pa P sasI David NO..
s ssTss a. AZ.
s % .sc s%ss % si xsS
s -nd ss@ s sGs RSo% or Annie
Is STs Napier sr, Hudson savannah; son.
%"nd @ sle s Ss
sd brig: Annie Van ODD, L,iaiow Liverpool rs; issss
ST xss's BAY Jan SIN port schr Martha xa,a, for
wnAsroX, Nov ls-s.rsd. ship orphsu. Smith, New
BOSTON, Jan %. Arrived, schrs Adde Chadwick
cosn 81 Mic Michsss; LILY, hughes Wilmington NC Eunce
Ss Dav; B ssn ssads Wooster
sSssa ' sas ssA'' Nc"
Ts SorSs noI Eo%sn baker
Ga; lrIs Giles Lorns Pinsham Havana; schr L Idsms
saed-W,na XNw TO NV. ship Venus; banks G Jones. !,
ASIiysd, steamship. Mcclellan B.l.uors Achilles,
Ph!adelEhia; barss Minnie Campbell, Grsenock; Joshua
cHxkLEsToN, Jan gi-Arrived. steamship Charleston.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan si-Arrived, steamer wv
o%n e.. Davis c s,n.ra,n Boston
he aREts GF Ss%GT' Jan ,oor, sn,.,.v
Buckley xasa.sns. Fla tana s.,sd
Ere fass o sSs S d h.f WI .,
HATTERAs INLET Jan ls-saied, schrs Maggie Smith.
Bay River for New YORK; sturdevant Washington. NC
In port lsth schrs Harris, from Washington, NC; q
'o %SBi From 5a ao IS Arrived shin M.vaou, c,u
West with Of from wreck of ship James, schr
is!h.ciea ssip tailiogs Isr Dexter, Liverpool.
NEW SKLEMNs Jan IlsmATrvea ,ea%ship Lora-
Wight SaS deem0n Small 'hr Ell
nvan ship Success Chase havrs brig Ellen ssr
NsS Pss Gsn ssaed SHIN raom..
banks rs CIV 3 Dora ,,ss MsN Ell ,,,s
The s.e'mp Statesman is stin inside the bar,
NEW HAVEN, Jan eozArriyss, schr. NJ wedmore. Ter
!s,a C,awiord, Young yrsais; Howe, Ns~bnl 1s
@ sSHss ;ss: s:
JAY Sepe r Sss sr aS,a
vs sss & e%
nSthuArrvsd scar Maud Webster wenTorh Galveston
nekin, Galveston.
Moynenx, Port a Platte for Boston schrs Saxon Abbott
Austin. Davis. philadelphia for do John Hail. Pow.
ELL Port johnson FOR do John Stockham, Bowen phade
phia for do; Mafv Ward Ward, do Salem; Henrietta
SmmSns Godfrey Dc for dol Annie Gus sawyc Newcas-
lem Farragut Hart Rockpor Me, for Beaufort SC; Thos
Smith, Bacon Boston for Philadelphia; Emma L Rich.
va Ella May, Ken Baltimore for Belfast John Bali. =
ahoon, Boston for Tangier Hero, Kelly, Salem for New
York; Almra Wooey. King, Boston for do Henry May,
Nay do for Pathfinder Stapleton, and James Bliss No
Mullen New oundard for Florence NOVEL;, Fcnnnore,
Sewburyport for Philadelphia Lucia Ives, Miller, wsy-
mouth for City Poine
Reiurned-Schrs Senator Grimes, " vannaman John
,troup.
Sailed -schrs G N Hopkins, Theresa Baker.
2th, AMArrived schrs yachln, shnte Befss ior Bait
Hiawatha. Dixon, Newturyport Tor fnladelph'a;
Walton, Merrill Bucksport for dol Henderson Hender-
on, Boston for Savannah; VIM West higsns' ranger
or Boston.
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s.hofs q cuuck was assisted Of and sowsd 70
part Of Der cargo and waiting advices from home
s; had o :s made w
ss M sDs p s soSns
"" ai :
s's :nS Ia: e
u IS "a. I'd e.
wood from Haiti to Europe be quoted aOs TO 45s
miscellaneous.
DIR Wheeler the obgng and attentive purser OF the s.ean
ship Ere from Rio Janeo has thanks for promptly
forwarding our files and dispatches
Captain chapn. OF the steamship Zodiac, from Newbern
has thanks for favors.
Purser Young Of the steamship Gen Barnes from "a.
vannah. has our thanks for favors.
The purser Of the steamship Champion from Cbares.cu
has thanks tor favors.
Notice to Mariners.
EAsTERN ARcHrPELAGO-NINDoRo SPA
a.s % IS ns the ship IL under
KoIs he dscoversd pank IN nndSro Strait not marked
He found faboms white coral bottom sSd aost
he esrsd east y miles before deepening the water saw
spanish government has gwen notice that account
Of The s no slcsps %
srsssng !. advisable that pilots should be employed. a.
the aforesaid works. "
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAssANo
From Nov Is. 1871, light will exh6ited nom a
lighthouse recently erected on the island OF Cape Pasaro
fixed and flashing white light showing fash every
IL miles. - - $500
Th. towers feet high stands ON the NE anglo or
the fort on the island. ~
Position, lat S6 II 30 ", lon 10 % ~ E.
ApRTATIC-BAsENO ISLAND,
NV. 81 % g previous notice respecting the establish
ine gas shows flash Of avs seconds DURATION followed
P0slon, lat 40 80 N. lon IL 10 K.
PORT GELsA-LEsSINA ISLAND.
hxed white light ~ exhibited from lamppost "A th
extremity OF the mole at the enr of Por
miles - ~~'s "A'A ''s'oo .
Position, lat ~ 81 N, lon l6 4OE.
Whalemen.
The following schedule Of number OF yessels on.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Jan. 20, 1874
Sncar.-Stock in warehouses at Havana ana Matanzas
10000 boxes and loo hhds Receipts the week al
Havana and Maanzas zi5oO boxes and 2odu hhds. Elk.
ported during the week from Havana and Matanzas 1900
boxes and 0 hhds OF which 800 boxes and all the hhds
we're to the United States Market active especially Tor
cenr ngals Nos TO II Dutch standard 10 l0gx reals
l5to " do 1875 reals Moasses sugar firm,
refuse to purchase owing 70 the high demands Of holders
inferior 70 common active At 50 reals fair to good
inning buoyan ~ reals; grocery grades frmer At liz
l2reas MoAsses IN far demand caycd 6 reals per keg
muscovaeo, reals per key Molasses at ouports-
Clayei, bA q q reals per keg; muscovado, ~ Ga
reals per keG Bacon Irregular at slS SIS 30
superior American Flour in fair demand at SIS &l5 ST.
Hams quiet ana weak at $l6 $1s for American sailed
1921 so for cured. Lard quiet at
Sl5 Sl6 in kegs; SIS Sis in tins Tallow at
$l3 S13 3d. Potatoes weak at a. 30 So. Onions quiet
and steady at ~ "a 49, Lumber 6m pitch pine, $50
$40 per NJ. shooksBox In fair demand at "a 10 reals
hogshead hrmer nj ~ reals Empty hogsheads nominal at
So 70; hoops, long shaved nominal ~ $50 SIS NJ
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HOMICIDE, THIS MORNING.
Jack Glass Cut Almost to Pieces and. Killed by
Waiter In McElroy's Dining
Saloon. in Nassau Street

This morning. about half-past twelve, a man
named John Glass, well known down town as the
leader Of what Is called the Ann street gang, en-.
tered the dining saloon OF Mr.. r. @. NcElroy, in
Nassau street, near Ann, and ordered sup.
per. He then went to the stove, where
he remained few miautes afterwards going into
the Kitchen. 1t 10 standing order Of Mr. McEi
r0y's that no one be allowed to enter the kitchen
out those employees IN the establishment In order
TO carry out this erder James Costello who was in
charge or the saloon told Glass to leave
the kitchen. and he would serve him
at the lunch counter. Glass then came
to the counter, behind which Costello was
standing with acsrving knife in mis- hand. In the
act OF cutting some meat Glass gave utterance to
fearful torrent Of abuse-of such character as
70 render ats publication utterly impossiple-not
confined to Costello alone, but also defaming the
good name of his mother He dared Cos.
telo 20 shoot HIM, and behaved In such
manner that Costello lost all command
OF himself, and commenced to use the knife, which
Is about eighteen inches long, upon Glass Several
severe wounds were inflicted In the saloon, after
which both men In the course OF the struggle left
the saloon ana got the sidewalk, where the knife
was again brought into use. So quick was the
whole transaction that before Onicer Mathew
Guinam-although almost instantly on the
spot-coud seize Mr. Costello by the hand,
containing the knife Glass was almost cut to pieces
When the oGacer arrived the wounded man was
standing clasping his head with both hands, hands,
arms. head and face being one mass OF blooa. The
onicer ut once obtained assistance, and ne him
sell taking Costello In charge, conveyed him 10
the Second precinct station house. The wounded
man was at once taken to the Park Hospital, where
he received every attention. The surgeon who
took charge OF the case discovered, upon examina
ton. that Glass had received seventeen cuts and
stabs, and that he had also received two fractures
OF the skull. There were four cuts on the face
one OF them completely splitting open the
right nostril There was a horrible cash on
the left wrist about four inches In length,
and which severed an important artery There
was also fearful cut on the left leg,
about three inches In length. So severe
were the injuries received that clergyman
was at once sent for. and the Rev. Father Henry
arrived In q short time. The unfortunate
man expressed his willingness to die, and said,
"GOd forgive the poor fellow who stabbed mer,
At half-past one O'Clock the surgeon was
still dressing the wounds; but all EFFORTS were una.
vailing, and Glass expired shortly after that hour
Glass was very powerful man, as
he proved by walking from the place
where he received the wounds to the
hospital. The gentlemen IN charge OF the hospital
state that any ordinary man would have fallen
from loss Of blood and exhaustion before walking
block. 1t IL probable that an inquest viii be held
TODAY.
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S SHIPPING NEW S.
Almanac for New ork This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY II, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM yAcurz

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAcnrs.
Steamship Erie sScnm Rio Jansro, Dec &C. Bsh 2sh
and passenger. to Garrison IT, in0maf' ''h' with
sss.nnsa Jan 49, with
m:s and CroS Ghcson Jan M with
Steamship Bsneiasto- Jones, Wilmington. NC, days.
steamship Zodiac, Chaplin Newbern, Nc, via Ha,teras
Inlet hours with mse passenger Murray Ferris
Steamship Bell Brakeman Richmond City Pom, and
Sor,oS WIN mdse and passengers. TO the Old Dominion
ns a. sorrcs with mdse
sss% s.s Knight Jsnpson Georgetown De- with
s,ssnsn,p RsEulaior Freeman, Philadelphia with mdse.
hnsr sept Ssrs q T saoa %d Hope %
seaisSI sp
ss sS sna 70
81 With NV :p
s sr .0Psr s;r Zee
hanging the ysrcs offered ssssane bur none =.
qusisss Ia would g Id put IN bermuda.
Angler Soy CAPE Of Good f Hone
The China in Which Lost quarter bos n
oSs S Ssnss .s ANN 6 d Gsp s
sfsS :aH sYs = 81 sD
xs snip o Golden a s;Sss nons
Good S1Ss
SsissE "ssi eB Rts
via s,rs Ms0ases of New Haven. Wellington
T';1 nsa As :soas
and SrI NV Wind; H.; was day: north Of Hsteras
s' Ean s' Ed fS C. C.
Gibraltar Dec lO took the southern passage
ma s5g S's.w Bert, ," . !oassr Rio ,.psro via
NJ NJ an. Ss NV
os ss sa z osfs' s1 sswss oS H;,se
Tow r. y Had ;a light variable winds.
SssSs ana %s1 Winds T1 ss
vic c Ssa a. s1y of
70 fTG williams veazie, Jacksonville II days. with lumber
schr Omaha sof Hancock Mes Wooster Carthaeena, "a
nass w A. to Hoadey Emo Had strong
Ion 70 bu spoke schr Agnes from for New
sehr Cha, H nodgdon of Provncetown,. Mcmillan, St
Co.. vss to- B. aSy .s ws ran to Rsh6Srn Bro.
days north Of ha,eras
e rs n. % ss
weather; was days north of Hatteras ' --A1 Ae"''
S9s asys S1 CO. 'Sw %ss
schr Gen Grant lof HantnGton Halves Fortune Island,
70 days with logwood and coffee, 70 Evans Bail Had
to Loud Co. Had heavy weather; has been days
sehr Palma, Rankin, Savannah. days. with lumber to
Bs seSs Ms s'sr fS IhSm ssr,. Virgins,
sc cSr LsisaS is, wilsits, virginia.
s ssSr qp lc@nsy, S Adams: Virginia Virginia
Schr Orvetta. Bodlne Virginia.
Schr A b Lyon, Lyon Baltimore.
schr Harry Codrad Cole. Baltimore.
schr Lizzie Lee, Stubs, Baltimore.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Bark Ca-olina Premuda Aus) New Haven for New York.
in ballast, to order. y
Schr Henrietta, Tyon, Milestone Point for New York. with
stone TO Williams a Co.
Schr Naiad Queen Chase, New Haven for Virginia
scbr Asher Parker CARPENTER Glen Cove New York.
BOUND EAST
Brig Brown, Hannah, Port johnson for Providence
schr Lavnah Jane, Mott, Elizabethport for Bristol
schr Cynthia Jane, Gardner Elizabehpor
schr Maxfed, Davis, Ezabethport for Boston.
scqr John Brooks, Fox, Eizabethp0rt for Norwich.
Schr Mary Matt, Parker, Hoboken tor Bristol
schr Susan Scranton. Harvey, Virginia for New Haven
schr Charles Graincr, Harvey, Port johnson Provi-
dence.
schr Franklin, sedgwick, New York for Thomaston
Schr Evelyn, Burger, New YORK Tor Stamford,
schr Dart. Williams. Hoboken for Stamford.
Steamer Electra. MOTT New \ 0rk tor Providence
Wind at sunset WSw.
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o B IT VA r Y.

Very Rev. Archdeacon Pratt, Of Calcutta.
The venerable John Henry Pratt, NJ. A., Arch.
deacon of Calcutta, whose death was announced
short time since, was educated at Uaius Col.
aege, Cambridge, England, where he took h a.
b. A. degree in 1885, when he was
third wrangler, the Masters of Christ's and
sydney Sussex Colleges being also wran-
glerss with Dr. Boustead, afterwards Bishop
OF Lchheld. In 1888 he was appointed to chap.
lalncy In connection with the East India Company,
and 10 1850 was nominated to tue Archdeaconry OF
calcutta, which he held up TO the time OF his death.
he YVES the author Of Mathematical Principles of
Mechanical Philosophy" scripture and Science Not
~ V0riance." and some other useful works.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

The Dominion Board Of Trade, In session At Ottawa
Canada, have sent address to Queen Victoria
ating her upon the recovery Of the Prince Of Wales
The Chicago police on Saturday night made raid upon
four gambling houses In that city, in
mates Az we're taken before police and held
Thomas Sprsgue, mouder, aged about years
who has been missing from Lowell December 3D. was
found drowned yesterday morning Ia the near Nasa
chusetts Mil. He leaves wife and three children.
The attempt 20 break the will OF William Husscy involving
about 100000 and which has occupied Supreme Court at
SAGE Ne week. resulted Saturday IN green ent
81 be9x ape standing ICY lbe will and eisvsa SeAlpsl u
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SUNDAY OPENING OF COOPER INSTITUTE
Petition Asking for the Opening Of Cooper
lnatifufa nm SundnYs

Institute on Sundays.
peution signed by 5000 citizens OF this c,v.
Is to be presented In the course Of few DAYS
TO the directors OF Cooper Institute praying
that body to keep open the library and
reading room OF the Institute on Sunoa,
The principal reason for the demand stated IN the
petition was that the majority OF poor people baH
no time on week days to visit the rooms and nv
being opened on Sundays IL would be the cause ~
keeping great many from dissipated WAYS on tbat
tlOnal societies OF this city.
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TRINIDAD.

The whole number OF cases Of smallpox to 9Th
January is reported as 1,27l deaths, le5. On
January the report was:-Deaths this morning,
IL; new cases, 40.
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PORTO RICO.

On January the quarantine against Halifax was
reduced to I've days. but 1t will not be entirely re.
moved until positive advices received OF there
being no cholera at Halifax.
Vessels from New York are subject TO five days.
quarantine, and from Philadelphia three days.
quaraDtlne.
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WEST INDIES.
Revolution in st. Domingo 0utrages on For
eigners in vsnesuela-Agassis's Expedi-
ton-Quarantins at Porto Rico.

The following are the most important items in
our West Indian correspondence received by the
steamer Erie, from st. Thomas January 16 which
arrived at this port last night he
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John Farselly. OF seymondstown. In the parish Of
Kilskyre, Kels Ireland, has Just died. az the age or
100 years He was most respectable and intelli-
gent farmer, who, by great industry, amassed
considerable property He retained his faculties up
70 his death. He had seven daughters, all Of whom
were present when his remains were consigned to
the grave and through whom he leaves pOetertiy
OF 40 grandchildren, great grandchildren, &c.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON, ID. o., Jan. 22-1 A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
WASHINGTON ID. o.. Jan. 22-l A. NJ.
Synopsis Jor the Past Ttoentv.fom Hours.
The barometer has risen very generally
east OF the Mississippi since Saturday
night and has fallen slightly in the
Southwest. The highest pressure remains
In the Southern and Gulf States. Westerly winds
prevail on the Atlantic coast brisk and high south
west winds on the lakes, with threatening weather
and falling temperature.
Probabilities
The barometer Will probably continue high, with
pleasant weather, Monday, IN the South Atlantic
States. southerly winds, with falling barometer
and cloudy weather, extend eastward 10 MIS-
sssippi. Falling barometer continue on the Lower
Lakes as the area OF lowest pressure moves east
ward or southeast into New York; cloud and snow,
or rain, with brisk westerly winds veering
to northwest, prevail from Lake Michigan
TO New England; cloudy weather extend
southwark to Maryland. Dangerous winds are not
but increasing southwest winds veer to west on the
lakes
Supplementary Weather Report.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l-7 P. M.
1t was showing last night in Chicago. Cincinnati
Cleveland, Detroit, Indianapolis Milwaukee
and Rochester, N. Y, and sleeting in
Toledo, Ohio. The weather in Cairo was
clearing up alter the snow storm, with
fresh southwesterly Winds Brisk westerly winds
were reported from Cheyenne wyoming Chi.
cago. Keokuk lowe. Knoxville, Tenn, ana ST.
Louis The cooperating At st. Paul was
eight degrees and at Key West seventy above
Zero. Slight snow fell this morning in
Toronto and Port Stanley, Canada; Bufralo, Cleve-
land, Detroit and Grand Haven. Mich.
Indianapolis, Toledo Rochester, and in this
city. The temperature ct Duluth was eight
degrees below zero and at st. Paul six degrees
below. Light snow continued falling this
evening at Port Stanley. Canada and Toledo, and
was reported from Plttsburg. Brisk n0rthwesterly
winds were reported from Philadelphia Rochester
and San Francisco.
Tho Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In the
faInp a mr. forf
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
N different desertion, &C., sufficient cause no pub
iicty no cnarge until divorce granted Advice free.
N. HOUSE. Attorney $50 Broadway.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
N the courts OF different Statos No publicity Advice
free Notary Public and omnissoner Tor every 5tats
FL. KING OounselIor-at-Lsw. 35S Broa iwav
NEW AND SCIENTIFIC VIEWS OF THE TEMPER
IN Question.--Dr. T. 3. LAMBERT will address tho
citizens of New York Cooper Institute, Tuesday
ing O'Clock, presenting new Psychological views OF tho
relation OF alcoholic drinks TO life The public cordially
invited. y
CCHENcK,s PULMoNIc SYRUP.
These are the only medicines that will cure pulmonary
sumption. Dr. SCHENCK has been In constant practice
thirty years, continually examining and knows
his medicines properly taken, Will consumption Hs
MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the liver and stomach; his
sEAwEED TONIC dssolves the food stimulates coating
OF the stomach and makes II digest- His PULMONIO
SYRUP ripens the matter and nature throws on without
any exertion JOHN F. HENRY,
No. College place, New York,
Wholesale Agent -
COLLECTORS OF INSURANCE wANTED-FOR THiG
- city and vicinity BY the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance.
COMPANY o Hartford, Conn. Any person bringing new
ONCE ~ Broadway.