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This magnificent hall, known as Weisiger Hall s
the largest, most centrally located, and best ar
ranged Tor large and fashionable audiences Of any
in Louisville and is fitted up in superb style The
building has front Of l68 feet on Fourth street BY
recently purchased for the Public Library at cost
of S2l0 900. Three large rooms are now fitted I'D
for library, and contain about 20 600 volumes and
a museum Of 100000 specimens now open and free
to the gratuitous use and enjoyment Of all citizens
Of every State in the Union. 10 10 the purpose Of
the Trustees, by the Grand Gilt Concert now an
nOunced, to raise the money with which to pay tie
balance of the purchase money due upon the Pub
lie Library building to enlarge the library, and TO
eHd0w the institution to make it selgsustain-
ing and forever beyond the necessity Of calling upon
any individual who the books for the con
tributiOn Of single cent toward its support.
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MARKETS..

DOmssac Markets.
New YORK, July lI.-Cotton closed
6rmer; sales Sss bales uplands e4Hc; CT
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John G.. Smith vs.: Hugh ]. Campbell el
ais, in Solido-Third District Court for the
F0R RFNT.

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FURNISHED ROOII.-A RESPECTABLE
II gentleman can be accommodated with aneatlv
furnished room in a small family, in quiet part Of
the city by addressing F. II NJ, at this Office i've
FURNISHED ROO1Is-RoR SINGLE GRS.
II tlemen, at No. ITO St. Charles street, near La
taYette SQUARE. ie2
FURNISHED ROOMS - LARGE. AIRY
Il rooms suitable for gentlemen, committees or
ties Theatre. ie2
T7LEGANT ROOlIS-FUREISHED- WITH on
n without board, in that pleasant residence No
219 Caropdelet street. Suites Of rOOEs for fami
Hea, If desired. sea
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BELOW AT QUARANTINE,
RKP0RTs.
1,EGHORN-Sbin Europa-1l3I

Steamship Margaret, Baker from Havana, via
Florida Ports, toI K Roberts
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STEAMBOATS,.


FOR GRAND ISLE.
Leaves Every SATURDAY and TUESDAY, at s
A. NJ. Commencing SATURDAY, June IS 1872.
EFaA@R~ The new swift passenger
ss49:ggNE1flflfEf9 J.sF, FRAZER,
Gus. RICHARDS, Master,
w. T. GILLIAN and JOHN +. HoRR Clerks
Leaves from head of Haryey's Canal, making two
trips week for the month of June, for the above
watering place, returning every Monday and Thurs
day. She will make three trips from July l, 1872
Fare SO each way. ie9 3m
SUNDAY. AND WEDNESDAY EXLUR.
SIONS.
~ For Vaudeville, Lewisburg
N0 and MadisOnville.-The elegant and
EZLA9M4Ikdg- very fast low pressure United States
Is mail steamer
CAMILLA,
WILLIAM HANOVER. Master,
VIII make regular Sunday and Wednesday excur.
sion trips to tie above places, leaving the Lake
End every SUNDAY on the arrival of the ~ A. n.
train, and WEDNESDAY MORNING on arrival of
nine O'Clock train, returning same evening in time
for the halfpast seven train for the city.
Fare for the trip over and back 81.
For further particulars apply to
je2 Am Nos Is and 20 Union street.
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GIFT CONCERT.
$1,OOQ,OOO.
SECOND
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THR
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.

BY authority in the act of the Legislature, nicer.
porating the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
the Trustees win give their
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WAR DEPAEElIEn9,
once Chief Signal Odoer,
Washington, July II, 1872 4.35 P. y.
mon mr. ruurrre


PROBABILITIES.
Clear and partially cloudy weather will
generally prevail on Friday over the New
England and Middle States, with light to
westerly winds. Telegraphic reports for
this evening have not as yet been received
from Alabama to Southern Ohio and Michi-
gan and westward, but pleasant weather
will probably prevail from the lower Mis-
souri, valley to the upper lakes, with wes-
terly winds.
SOUTHWEST PASS, July II, P. NJ
barometer &lo5. Wind west southwest
fresh. No arrivals or departures.
PAssA'LoUTRE, July IL, 6P. M-Wripd
southwest, strong. Arrived at 1890 ?. NJ
Steamship Margaret, Baker master from
Havana VIA Florida ports, with general
cargo to j. X. Roberts. No departures
NIcKsBuRG, July ll.-Down-John +
TOlle, att a. nj. Up-Bee and barges. at
nine last night Weather clear and warm.
River falling.
MEMPHIS, July liz Weather cloudy with
indications Of a storm. River declining.
Up-James Howard last night; Louisville,
Mohawk and barges to- day.
CINCINNATI, July l1.-Heavy rain this
morning, cloudy and threatening this even
ing. Rverseyen feet six inches and rising.
Rise mostly from the Licking.
LOUISVILLE, July ll.-River falling: four
. feet two inches in the canal. two feet
two inches in the chute. Light rain most
Of the afternoon cloudy and pieasapt
tonight. Business very light.
CAIRO, July l.-Arrived - Bismarck.
from St. Louis, at / p, NJ; James Howard
from New Orleans, at p NJ. Departed
City Of Vicksburg, for st. Louis, at p. NJ.
bismarck, for New Orleans. Weather
cloudy and cool River fallen four inches.
ST. LOUIS, July l.-Arrived-City of
Nioksburg from Yicksburg. Departed
Mary Alice and City Of Quincy, from New
Orleans; Colorado, from Niclzsburg River
falling slowly. Weather cloudy and warm.
EVANSVILLE, July ll.-Weather cloudy
and hot; heavy rain this afternoon. River
has fallen six inches.
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Saturday, September IS, 1922.

SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
In the great hall of the Public Library building i
Louisville, Kentucky on
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
Shin Europa, Fulton, for LeghOrn, Italy
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100000 IN CURRENCY
List Of Gins.

win be given to the holders of tickets BY disribu-
ton, BY lot Of ONE THOusAND GIFTS. as Follows.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-14

Syracuse last night 20 organize Syracuse Liberal
Greeley Club. Alfred Wilkinson Secretary Of tho
hcrl Republican State Committee, called the meeting
tOOrder Charles f. Ftch vas made nermanent freSi-
Wm. A; Beach and, others Tue meeting was large ami
enthusiastic.
A Greeley Club has been formed in Coxsackic,
Greene County n ", with II. F. Livingston, President.
and now numbers 3lS members.
The XVIII Assembly District Liberal Repub-
can Association Of this city met last evening In Lincoln
Hall, at Eighthave and Thirty-third-st Mr. t. G. Leo
presided and announced that since the association had
for Greeley aud Brown there has been rush OF
new recruits 10 their ranks committee was hpIohci
90 rent larger and more suitable hail Tor the assOca-
ton, ana committee of IL also appointed TO make
arrangements for notification meeting, 70 take place as
as convenient after tho Baltimore Convention.
TIE Hon. Abram COmingO, Representative
In Congress the Win District of Missouri. writes
letter to The Missouri Republican, in which he gives 1t
as his opinion that the nomination Of straight Demo
cratic ticket Baltimore would result In the reelection
Grant He would prefer TO vote for good ana true
Democrat her than Mr.. Greeley, and has alwa!s OBJ
posed the passive policy" Dut the Democratic party
having opportunity 10 determine which OF tho
Republicans shall oe the next President, ne prefers
the philosopher of Cappaqua to the hero OF Fort Don
esOn."
a letter from ex-Gov. William Smith OF
Virginia appears The Richmond Enquirer in which he
reviews the political situation at length, aud thus ex-
presses his convictions al verify believe the country Is
in danger and that is duty, If possible, to save it,
and thus IL plainly duty to sustain any man who
will stand upon the Cincinnati platform, who can carry
such numbers as, with our assistance can eject H'
must, however be fully satisfied upon this point 1
have desire to for Liberal Republican, ana Ger
tainly one, If can help myself, who IN enecb
tells that the country may 20 to tho devl we 1al
TO select Democrat as leader in the great Work OF
deuyeranCe."
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DtBBLF-on weinesda Jane ~ in hi, 27! year Warren Dsb
Relatives respectfully invited TO attend tie fssersl from
retenoe No 2l2 Adsmsst, Brooklyn b day fnisyl
lkp
GALRS-On wednes5S Jure H. Elizabeth Of eonsanpoH
Nj wife OF Gales and daughter join Moore
friends attend the funeral services az III
Pearlit, Elizabeth, on Friday morning, at M O'clock.
LyIHGSTOEOn Thursday 18Th inst, Maria daughter Of tho als
Philip II. Livingston
Tie relatives invited funeral from
Church OF the Incarnation MsdsonaVe and Thryfnh5t,
Saturday. the 18th inst, al O'Clock P. m.
PRICB-On Wednesday the 12A Mrs HsBnsb o. Price, wife
Rev Joseph II. Price, d. d.
The clergy Of Protestant Episcopal ens hs
family, those Of her Capt w. A. Hiehoon, g. NJ and
b. Price, pectu iayie 10 attend the funeral
Trinity Chapel Twenty nth o., SataiT, June H. al II
RYDEROn Wednesday evening jane ~ Liib Youngest child
Funeral "a ssusy i5th rst the oence Of her
parents, 10. 70 West rtyseyeslhst
sTTON-At Harlem June ~ 1872 ne residence Of her sonBS
Dr. s.. A. Hills ElIa widow Of Benjamin II sutton
Notice Of fanen hereafter
TORRBYSuddeuly Yonke THURSDAY morning June H. Josea
Torey, aged - years formerly Of heE-iork
Notice OF funeral hereafter
VACHRAt Newark, New.Jersey June 10 82 h- Asy Agss
Ysehe surviving daughter Of The bts JOAN Vsoh6 formerly
this ey . .... ,,,
from her o. ChniOuaye AMI Hisbsi
SATURDAY. tie I5th lust III O'clock m. Train leaves foot u LIB
O:f5 arnihg At Newark At l; where ein-ses
win be In waiting
wRSrBRvRLr-At Piermoli n. r. Weaaesay Jane H. Jane.
from iiercc Sunday Jnn 10 at p n Carriages IN
Upper PenOnt arrival OF m tram on foot OF
ChanberssL
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purposes II was taken under valuation act upon ~
by Commissioners appointed Ivy the Supreme Court My
intent was that the land should not be taken 0F M'
worth private purposes vastly than the Vaua-
ton set upon IT, Inether favored nor resisted the law
under which IL was taken II l am a public r0DDeT W
making investment 81 ths character then tho pub
lie robbers" in BToOElyn are numbered by tb0usanSs
The property under the control OF the Park Commission
ers and known the parade ground" taken I'M
der similar law Tue valuation hxed on IL was tleOo
Its former owner will give for II $4,000 to-day.
You charge that the firm OF Kingsley a Kecncy re-
eeiyed Sl5OJOOO for laying the Waterman Atlantic
ave-, and that obtained $4,000 extra compensation
The sum received by for this work was s2lsO0G the
extra sum allowed $3.50. had no interest, directly
or indirectly contingently remotely, in any other
portion OF this work. and every statement made in
tradicton TO what here say i5 false and lbelous.
This Is my reply, and have made ii az briefly az
have been able. ask rs publication. From tho tenn
per shown by The World expect fair consideration
OF the facts have given at IFS hands surrender none
OF my reserved rights as citizen bat meet the past
by asking for the publication Of perhaps column in
defense OF man you have devoted 20 columns Of your
paper to caumniaie. WA. G. KINGSLEY,
Br0OklUa, June 7, 1872.
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No Red Winter ~ 81 Ma lat ~ a. Com 6u. sbe sJe
Bar az Oats quiet Mol At e Resnes Petroleum srm
held at 1ol alie ail ss9o for srDsi iote
Jus llPOrk dali he'd a W zi buIer ou-roi
sl1 90 SBssT-Gooi lJ fair. CLOSE Aoa.ses-hecs'vs m
sohi Thin Inferior, lfl1Gci tOnDpa lebha -, ~ n,
articles unhsBgod BIehange-Seng iISi se"iof' Ns0" u
OEraorr -Poar quiet apcbtszt whss, lover bot
sciVei KKtra, o. No Nne 81 ~, Amber hichfs
~ &c. Corn and unchanged Al a3 Dat. d auj lover >.
4ee Rscpts-Jo0 bOls hDH 1908 bush Wheat SSpmene-'
bbls Flour -. i,
MsrPHr June Ian and sales Cors dali ssd
dropping; White shed 6se Oats u ,ni drooypg a. b95c Ba
dull ard Shoulder, 5t15li Gear eIes iic fea
dull md droouing al flJ 2. Isrd-np ssiss
CHICAGO June lJR0ur quiet and unGh'Dfedi dsnsha sap
for Low grades Nbes doll and lower; rosd veit ss
Spring 81 Po. or seller Jane; ~ aomSl tS seller JOY
regular; d3sc seller luiy Oats quiet ad uaehspyd N
No O. ic July Re dali aRd dropping a lS for No =
dropping at - 5se Tor No 1Fah Whstg qnet as
sesk al BIC Pork tesiya Sl2 lJ9SR " cash. M 90 seller JAY
Lard steady SIC ch Bali Meats snd Bacon anehani .n
pickle good full prices sales ~ 3naie fgh,s ha
Corn Bufa5 e. 10 Knesf0n Sc Cattle steady and unehng
Live Hoes steady - tOU44 Reoep's-ID9 bb~ Fouf NVS
bush Wheat 80 bash Corn 1000 husa Otis loj bush 80
1900 bush Barley 90 Csil. snd 800 Hogs spmensSV Dds
Flour 1000 bush Wheat ZJU hush Com H0l bush ose f0'
bush Rye, coo bash. Barley 1000 Cattle anf 10 20 nos
ST LOUs jane l3flOur qnei sr1 p,hsnge Wh.a
DILL unsettled. small lots No soh % 81 a. NO
Red Winter, 10 Cora dull sod lover tsnA Oats a9 80
declined 39c for hsei AMI delivered B1rsyNo saes re ,ut
ami UNCHANGED Of Jc Of No WHISKY unchanged 81 re rofs a."
Bl2 Bacon shoners IL for Clear Rb be
7c for Cor Sides; oner oi, faction higher Lord dl - 20
ioT Summe live HOgs snf Cath, uIchsngd RceepimV bOA
Flour $50 bnsh wheat 100 9c0 bnh ~ 1D hush Oats
WILMNGroN, 49, Spr;s Turpennre steady al ~ host
steady ~ = m Ssnei 20 p FOR Low No. T. - 81 Tor No
~ 50 COR Bsr. 81 Tor Yellow DIP - 10 or yna Tsf siodI
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The young man In charge took two letters from
the box, and, turning their address from me,
giving my name. "I am" "Are you suro Of
ip al will bring some one 70 identity me-"
Have You ever been In Teunesseet" Never in my
life" do you know anybody in Teunesseef" 81 do
not" Z" Have you ever been IN virginia." Eyes"
Wherei" at Norfolk, Richmond GOrdOnsville."
Have you any correspondents in virginia." 81 have
not, but letters may come for me-! Then" said tho
official suppose these letters for y0uf" To which
replied, Give them to me-" which was refused aud
three hours later letters from Memphis, and from
Wheeling, Virginia we're brought TO me.
This is my first grievance. The other Is THIS; am
subscriber 10 a Washington and Baltimore paper They
are mailed every afternoon and prepaid They reach
NewYOrk In the night, but are never delivered 10 me
till the afternoon OF the next day, although at every
other distributing office they delivered early in the
morning call the attention OF Postmaster Jones 10 the
nuisance ana bad manners OF Station ID. A. ID. O.
Nelo- YORK, juno l3, 1872.
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THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

,xctNs.r 1u.s Fonr Criia unch1~gei Batter en-
onFo FoiE 4se,, seal for regar foy.ios ve lhf-
I-rrf irlati, SIC, Nilts eAn tici ktlle,
ac ii sieari sho5der 80 Gear As SOLO az OLE
ma brll CO. se lel al ooli Bnco9 % ~ eaoairfs
Car XII Gear Us t0gs qmrt
Ts1fs Fsf SfNAs is H.. y go 81 20, raeps Jeo
keaI TO1sc0 lna ADD sAls Asigr Ae ~ AAA "als>s ID
tiIr demsHi nnd lower - " III. Il,
sla. B1esur anshAagri rioir qnc Bda Family ~ -
On ae; Wheat ~ $40 s1 OGel grades unchanged Pro-
.tesi Por si2aSl - Tor rpuld l5s cash. Bacon
Shoulder flc Clslr ~ li-.s Aear Mies, 'ie rleAe iaA
slolilers is Gtsg Nh, 6lqbic Char SIDES bt S1glr
Malf ny " li1, iIit Lif sHlN~i osif 9o 20
-t-- N.sky que 20 Sc .t.
.stile A. p No. o. 81 stf for No. Oats steady ~ Jile
IA Corn st1ir ioE Va Ired RE dali sad l3scf.
~ - fr No Barley drn 5j. No faiL Rrishis-
Wheat q BuiilO. dti OsNeg' llic Ne-Hps ul1 bHa
Four AID bush Wheat hh1utas-O0O b,l. lls1r Ga
bush. Wheat
CLUELASD Juur y Flour dqh sni utchAlSeA Wheat lua
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REFORM NOTES

Congressman j. 4. Bird of New-Jersey has
written letter 10 The Chicago Times expressing his OPP
position 10 Democratic Endorsement OF Mr.. Greeley.
A prominent citizey of Flushing prOpounds
this palette conundrum owe have Grant man in
this place He is a great curiosity He looks If he
wanted Office. What shall We do with him ."
The Montgomery County (Alabama) Demo-
cratic Convention adopted by almost unanimous vote
resolutions favorable 70 the Endorsement by the State and
National Conventions OF the Cincinnati ticket Like
ton has been taken In nearly every county OF the state
IN which meetings have been held
The Local Committee of Arrangements at
Baltimore have selected Fords Opera House for the
Democratic National Convention. The HAN will 10 suit
SiOn aDd ample arrangements will be made for the rep
resentaitYes OF the leading newspapers.
The Democrats of the With Massachusetts,
District met in Lowell Wednesday, and elected E.W Col
cord II Lawrence and Joseph r. Hayes OF Lowell dele
gates 10 the National Convention at Baltimore resolu-
zion recommending the adoption az Baltimore, OF the
Cincinnati platform was passed
The citizens of Horny County. South Caro-
lima. irrespective Of color previous political affiliations
brld meeting the 50 inst. at the COurhouse
county las sent delegates the Democratic state Con
LctiOn " Columbia, ana instructed them 10 vote ior
pthkI uian that vi Greeley and Brown.
The Democratic Convention for the IXth
Congress District OF Massachusetts, TO choose dele
gates TO tho Baltimore CONVENTION was held in
Jeremiah Gatce o. ackstone were elected dele gates,
aud ECwu Sargent 81 Worcester and Lyman Sheldon OF
Creole. '''' ~
The Democrats of the With Massachusetts,
District in convention al salem yesterday elected Chas
p TbOmbson Of Gloucester, and c. o. Morse OF New
Convention appeared 10 iayorthe Cincinnati ticket but
10 Instructions were gwen TO tie delegates.
Pursuant 10 a call. meeting was held in
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ROWING.
RoAr RACING on THE sCHUYLKILL.

BOAT RACING on THE sCHUfLKILL.
PHILADELPHIA, June ia series OF races
by the schuykill Navy of this afternoon on the
Schuykil River Thousands OF spectators gathered on
the banks on both sides Of the river and every high
point commanding view OF the course had
its occupants Tho course mile and q
half and return. The first between
fOur-oarel shells. Seven boats had entered
and the contest divided in three heats the winners
in first and second heats to contest for the prize IN the
third, For the first race the Nassau Club OF New1Ork
CRY, Princeton College Club, Princeton, New,Jeisey,
Quaker City Club OF Philadelphia, and the COwper
Club OF Savannah cOntended They had a very
fair start, COwper and Princeton pulling Al strokes
a minute aud the Quaker City and Nassau, ~. The
stroke OF the Cowper was not in good STYLE Bag
ahead Time 9O5. The Quaker City came In second IN
Cos Nassau third and Princeton fourth. For the seeon
heat the Vesper of Yonkcrs, NewYOrK Neptune OF West
New Br ghton and Guick OF NcwYOrk CITY started All
the boats got away WELL the Guc broke an oar soon
after starring leaving the heat TO be eontet ny ohy
two boats The Neptune very unsBliuy steereu anu
lost the race by ~ seconds, the NeSper coming ~
ahead in 9:0j. In the third heat the Nesper dtcW
ahead OF the COwper from the start nut SUI
se0uently fouled the latter while trying 10 ciusS
her bow SO as 10 cause her crew 70 STOP rOWlnS
The Vesper came In ahead in V5ji followed DJ We
C0wper in 1890 The latter claimed a fOul, ana tle
referee gave an immediate decision giving the race 10
them The closing race OF the DAY Tor sXOafti Dalse
was rowed the One idea OF Jersey Cty ana crescent
and Malta Clubs OF Philadelphia, over tuIee-ilie
course nd was won by the Crescent IN 2l8 Tue one
idea camo in second in 2lli and the Malta last III 22
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OBITUARY..
THE non. JAMES w. WALL.

". lfLIs'
The Hon. James w. Wall died in Elizabeth,
n j., on Sunday. He born in Trenton, ia 1870 His
father, Carrot r. WALL was United states Senator
from New Jersey. He graduated at Princeton,
in 1899. studied law, praeticed in Trenton, and
was appointed Commissioner In bankruptcy. La is4'
he removed to Burlington gave some attention to lit
erary pursuits. and in 1854 visited Europe and published
an interesting account Of the famous places
he visited. He came into collision with
The Administration during the evil war, and
was imprisoned for few weeks in Font lafayette. In
1868 he was elected to the Uaicd states SENATE Dy the
Drmucrats Tor short term OF six weeks lie wac d
member OF tne Cincinnati Society NewJrrscy nl LATE
President OF the Citizens Gas Lgdt Company OF h1-
beth.
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GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTNESr,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. June Il, lsT2--l q. IN.



WASHINGTON, ID. C., June Il, ls72-l q. IN.
Synopsis for the DGs fIoentV-four hours.
An area of low barometer has advanced
nOrth-eastward over Iowa and Northern Missouri TO
Lake Ontario, accompanied by rain and hsk and high
sOutherly winds, yecring TO nOrth-westdy. Cloudy
weather and rain Is now prevailing from Northern ono
10 Northern New England. with brisk to fresh westerly
tO sOuthery winds and from Southern Illinois TO west
en Iowa and westward with light TO fresh winds, ana
Florida with light 10 fresh southery winds; other
wise clear and partially coudY weather. with light 10
fresh sOutherly WINDS from the Gulf 20 New-Engand
and over the Upper Lake region, with fresh To Disk TO
fresh westerly winds. Reports not been re-
Ceivcd from tine Pacific Coast stations Tue rivers nave
risen at Omaha, LeayenwOrth Cairo and Memphis, but
fallen at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
PROBABILITIES.
The lowest barometer over Lake Ontario will move
eastward over NewEngland, accompanied by brisk ana
possibly high winds, cloudy weather aud rin the latter
extending over the southern portion OF Middle States
tonight, with fresh, brisk, sOutherly winds yeering 70
ncrth-w, sterly. Cloudy weather and possibly areas OF
rain Tor the South Atlantic States but th6nce westward 70
the lower Mississippi clear weatherNeIy generally with
winds Yeerng 10 wo5te w. ana partially cloudy weather
and light 10 fresh westerly TO Orthpry winds from the
ONO valley north ward aud westward.
Warning signals
ordered, and cautonarT signals continue at Cleve
land and Buffalo, and are ordered for Rochester ana
OsWegO