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New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

A promenade concert at the Exhibition OF
the American Institute tonight, will be given by Keat
iug's line cornet band This is the first Of series OF
saturday night promenade concerts OF an extended
character.
Among the entertainments of this city, none
have been popular than the receptions o he Young
Mems Christian Association They are TO be continued
this season. The next, on M0u9Ay evening Las a p.o
amue of readings by Chas. Roberts Jr; organ music
hv A. l. Mora, anu an exhibition OF paintings ~ Ihe Pax
iors
At the annual election Of the Medico-Lcgal
Society the following officers were elected: Presoeu
Clark Bell; First vioe-Presdent Dr. J. CPeters; Sec
ond Vice Pre- dent A. j. Deany; Recording secretary
DIR J. Ross Assistant secretary W. b. Maiace; I0tlc-
sponding Secretary, Dr. J. T. Clanveau; treasurer Dr
p r DonlIn Tr1stees Dr. s. Rogers JACOB Miller, o.
G. Warneld Dr. T. e. Flnnei, and Dr. }. 3 Richardson.
Mrs. Leonowens, the Siamese GOyerness,
whose remarkable narratives OF personal experience at
The saIese Court have o. late formed very striking
and attractive feature in The AHanhc Monthly Is 70 leo
ture in Association Hall, Tuesday, Oct IS. IN all of
fond for the purchase OF building for the lnfants Asy
lnm. This 0f the most deserving ana adnli-@3s @
taer pleasure with the public good should see -
that the eoture-rocm Is crowded.
The free Art classes OF the Cooper Union
Evening School will be organized on Monday' me
classes are all full except that for Drawing from Object
About COO applications for admission renn On Me- Inc
pupils are as follows Mechanical Drawing l2o Archi-
tectural 100; Perspective, A LIE 2 nnIque, ~
Object 20 Figure. 90; Ornamental 10 kndimeht&al, a.
ias Modelling ln Clay 50 total. s0l. Tie total OF the
scientific Classes is 7Os making grand Total OF lS69
pupils in the schools. including me ease IN Oratory anu
Debate Applicants viii De received every Fn9ay even
ing at O'clock at the Office by the Director r. o. LlS-
dali. jr.
Miss Minnie C. SWayZe, formerly Professor OF
Flocuton at vassar College aud speaker OF very con-
siderable power viii address tAe Liberal Republicans at
ooer Institute on Monday evening next The Tile OF
her address viii be wOman's Plea for Reform :; and
aha VIII present the views Large class Of The women
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

ized with Edward O. BeaIes as President speeches
were made by Efvin A. Do0little. Anthony llekns'
Chambers.
The Greeley farmhouse" Democrat ana
Liberal wirwam was dedicated at Bloomfield, ~ j. last
night. Several political organizations from Newark ana
large concourSe OF people were present.
AT the meeting of the Young Mems mu-
ncipal Reform Association nc the College OF Physicans
ana Surgeons, at Fourthave and Tweutythird-stlast
hleht' Ciaffnce r. Cougar chosen secretary, anu
William Z. kiDreth Treasurer.
The Liberals of Elizabeth, Y. j., had grand
torchhght parade on Thursday night Three thousand
men, IN full uniform OF white hats and capes and bear
ng torches, were IN line. The Davenport LeeiOn pa-
raGed and there was a large cavaltadc OF hOrsemen
A meeting Of tho XIIIth Assembly District
Greeley and Brown Campagn Club Ias held, Last
ing. at the Headquarters No Elghthave After the
transaction uf Little routine business addresses
ghe Issues OF the campaign were delivered by JOHn
7. Jora,eMOn and j. Wilson Green.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Organic synonym for fraud ard bribery
Grast's tremendous popularity. According 10 Forney
lt was that which pulled H1rtIanlt through.
Here is the latest organic comment on the
Indiana election: "The GovernOrsdp is of political
Importance. We did ut 10 set that"
Verify this is an ungrateful world. Here
the Grant organs declaring that Hartrants election
has saved their ticket and denying the same breath
that that spotess patriot and personfcaon Of Grant
ism Simon CrmerOn, had anything particular 10 DO win
the alleged salvation. Evidently the Grant party isn't
over proud OF It's " savior"
Great Heavens! Here is that ancient family
organ The Prordence Journal fTisutuLy out OF tune
All Of its fellow grinders screaming that Cameron
had very little TO do with Harranft election but this
dear Old concern actually has the unbushng eGrontery
70 defend that "h0ary headed old villain"
as Forney calls him. NO one" ii says
ahas greater right 10 rejoice over the re-
suit n Pennsylvania than SIMON Caulcr0L. no
one has contributed towards IT, No mln D1s rem
dered greater service 10 the Republican par ~ zone
more towards the triumph which Is tO be compeeu heAo
month ~ the reelection OF Grant, and no man Dettt de,
serves the thanks of that gre at party which s
with the honor and best interests OF the country me
Journal rs shocked that the " Senator's name long fssO-
.iated with the highest position OF puhIc commence
and favor has held up The Odlum Of C4e state and
lie country he has served 50 well.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
TILE CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS.

There was a large number Of callers, yes
terdv at the headquarters II the National Democratic
Executive Committee Among the moro prominent
visitors were Gen y p Banks. Cen Clngman OF North
Carolina Gov. Randolph Of New-Jersey, ex-U. s. Mar
sbal Mckee OF Orleans L. c. Hancock Of heH-Or-
leans. o. Perrine Of Jamaica, and others. Not one
was dispirted and all agreed that the contest should be
kept up with vgor.
At the Liberal Republican Headquarters the same
cheerful feeling prevailed Il argued by many that
reaction would follow as soon the public were made
fully aware OF the amount OF fraud Derperaed by the
AdnuistTltiOn managers III the states where elections
have recently been held. and, moreover that these
crimes against free suffrage could not DE repeated Win
success 900 November.
At the Administration Headquar ers there were Few
ca lers Iotu Secretaries absent from the city.
Tie Democratic and Liberal Republican state Commit
tees are still busily engaged n making preparations lor
Tic November contest Tho advices from al parts of the
State are the effect that the Liberals are not dsIlaed
by the result Uf the recent elections.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
MIR. LAWRENCE,s NOMINATION.
HOW III IS REGARDED BY THE REFORM AssC
CATIONS.


HOW III Is REGARDED BY THE REFORM Asso-
CATIONS.
The nomination of Abraham r. Lawrence
for the Mayeralty referred elsewhere excites great
degree OF interest among the several Reform Assoca
lions OF the city. TRIBUNE reporter called
unon leading representatives OF the several Associations
favorng Reform last evening and found the opinion
varying 20 considerable extent. The Bar Association
Committee F. f. Marbury Chairman, received from the
Tammany Hall Committee Of the judiciary Convention
List OF Names few days ago. and among the four Sc
lected from the H. comparatively better than the
oth,-s was that OF Abraham r. Lawrence. The Bar
Associltion however contains such diverse political
elements IN its organization that absolute unity Of ac
tion in favor OF Dir. Lawrence was impossible.
OF Apollo Hall however, this much may be said 1t had
previously determined % nominate Mr. Lawrence for
DstrirtAttorney or for Judge OF the Supreme Court
Mr. Lawrence having accepted the nomination from
Tammauy Hall, they have determined 10 present as
strong an opposition ns possible him. their first can
didate. Concerning Mr.. Lavrences ciains representa-
ves OF Apollo Han do not hesitate declare that he
brngs into tie canvass gree Of integrity IhAt can
not questioned.
The first choice of the German Reform ASSOCIATION IL
st Oswald OtJendCrfer. They that hr OtundorIer
fhoueh declining 10 candidate or any puluca
orrauzati0n would accept the nomination nom the Ie
form oreauizaiOn should they deem 10 desirable 10 pre-
sent his 10 the people. They ore bitterly opPV'"u
10 W. II. HaVemeyeT cOutendlng thAL ne - bos tpn-
cerned in advancing bis interests and those oi hs
friends rather than the ends OF Reform.
The Labor RefOrmers entlnslaHuc over me NOM
inafiou OF Mr. Lawrence, and declare their ahIy 10
him. They are opposed TO Doth ny 'ciSy t -
and Mr O'Brien and enthusiastic In their support
q II LaWnelce.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
THE PACIFIC COAST.

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY LAURA FAIRS MOTHER
A VERDICT IN FAVOR OF TIE SAN IRAN
CISCO CHEF OF POLICE-THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD EXPLORING PARTY
SAN Francisco, Oct. u.-Mrs. Laura D.
Fairs mother attempted suicide by poison last night.
In the matter OF The suit Of Buena Ventura Peada to
recover SIS CO from the Chief Of Police OF this city VINO
arrested Perada here without warrant for stealing that
amount from Spanish Government treasure chest in
Cuba jury has rendered verdict sustaining the Chief
II Police The stolen funds restored % the spanish
Government but in the absence OF extradton treaty
between tins Government and span5 PcIada drought
ibis suit.
The Northern Pacific Railroad party has returned TO
Portland Oregon, in good beth alter ten DAYS alb
.ence They explored AN fhe h1rDurs aud channels,
their lines 400 miles around p Sound, examined the
galley OF Tic Columbia River 800 miles 10 tne mouth Of
snake River and express tho strongest admiration Of
me entire route personally surveyed by them. Re
spOnsbe parties have made favorable proposals Tor the
.mmeOate construction OF a raj road on the coast, and
also one from the Columbia River eastward.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
FUNNY VIEW OF PENNSYLVANIA.

One of the most comical of the gushing
strains which greet the Administration triumph u Penn
sylvana is the following:
That the Republicans have achieved this victory in
Pennsy wanna against such tremendous odds the
nal aspects OF the situation s due not merely to the
moral which thc uuderlJ ug motives 10 pUpu-
Far actOl but 10 the thorough Uni1d0n of the party
No stone, may rest assured, lett unturned 10
bring out a full vote.
This from the boreal regions OF Minnesota whence
we might expect something breezy. Chiefly must We
admire the easy grace with which the Grant
ite dismisses Hartranft's Peuitentary campaign as
the external aspects OF the situation" And
20 think OF CamerOn's cash and Gov Gearys ial deliv
cry being underlying motives TO popular action" is
quite good anything which las been produced
since the invention Of the eupluism late unpleasant
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
NOPE Pnsr.nTrIcr TRICES.

Even in San Francisco the POst-Ofice en-
ploy6s seem afflicted vita the prevailing mania for
running the Government purely IN the interests Of the
Great Renominated. A member Of the San Francisco
Cerman-American Campaign Committee writes to The
Post making this complaint:
That portion OF The German citizens who are in favor
OF RCfO and honest Government are about 70 huid
a Greeley and Brown Convention and festival com
menciug next Sunday, al tr Cly Gardens. BENZ ue-
sirous tbat their cuunfrmen re interior should join
them thev have sent 25O0 invitations through
the Post Office in this city, Failing % receive responses
after waiting the proper tme several gentlemen were
sent ascertain tue cause, when the fact became
apparent that OF the $500 inv atiOns mailed hardly
90 arrived at their destination and the fact saTes us IN
the face that they must been withheld 1t the Post
Office In this city.
infant OF this abuse Of Official power There special
need Of such disclaimer pOs,masters generally think
smart 20 their bread in this way and 1t should
get around that the san Francisco incumbent not Of
chat opinion. his place would be inside Of week.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12


ARyOLD-At CGppaqua Sixth DAY morning. jcseps Arnold Ia n
8lst Of bis -, - - ,,--..--.--
M oicocl NeW-York taxing HaTe ha.foA
trn m from Central Depot and stopping a. "as
Plains can reaoh he meeting IN season,
CArPRyTERAt Harrison ThursiaT Oo. 10, Annie B., eoy
daughter b. sa tie GerBs '" C4EPeaier As'a I~
months s-.--t-- t,..
Rses md friends atten her funeral sst1rAy La
toale h0lce4d OF Der sfler tae lase s0a 'Ae1
ter Carriages viii be IL az T. eo .of the ID san Ls,
Nes-Y0k
LYSEs-In his city, Stephen c. Lynes The ah year o. -
IT, atves and ends Of the family respectfully n7ita n ae.f
his nera SATURDAY, oeoeA, IRON "a Ae -ssA'>
q 81 Marx yDace.
NOOpY-Ip eenve J. wetresiY evening Oct LYDIA A.
dsusbter OF Mar anu the a e Henry Moody
M eatves and rens family invited 70 atenf ne anefs
IN The residence mother No. ia AaGsoa-ti br0sJn -
Ssturrzy. Oct T. a. oeock p N
yYRA Fatbush l. L. THURSDAY. Oc- TO- seWya T., eaY s's
Rey Il. &. Ne. aged p yearA . s a., -, s-... a..
hurch F Uniyerssist OF brookYn Crnoai -
tween Fulton and Al4GEo-ayes, sunday Ocl u a. 4
sPABURY-On Thur,isy Oct 10, the General Ineeosea
seminar e Rev. Samue Sesnry D. the "a eaF o. f Ass
Re- ay, and ens 0f family invited 70 attend NE aaefA f
cr, AZ the Church AnHHneaon In FoGeens- eAf <s
enta-lye on MOndAy lath inst, a. i;D ococ--
TRoUP-oa THURSDAY morning. william rro7p in the slh ye
TIE eses and friends Of family respectfully invited % Aie-<
be fuue rom l9 EAs korsI IasI ga SaHss
Oc. -, a. O'Clock }.
YATEs-Oct TO- IeBry B. Yates o. .. Yates
Funeral Sunday OcOcH from Ne u hss Fiiy 1Ftas1
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

the old one. would have been considered mpractca-
be Of the most luderOus scription. That time, how
ever, has come The same press IN the same room
which issued The Chicago Tribune OF Oct ISL, ana
would have printed the Issue OF the 9Th had the gas
burned n few minutes longer, has issned Ihe
Chicago Tribune OF Oct 0. 1872 Editors, reporters
printers, and pressmen are IN their old places
and. where they stopped work year age, theY now re-
sumo under better auspices. and with stronger resOu
than before The year which has interveneo'
however has not without its pleasures It's encOnr
agements. and its prophescs OF good omen The irso-
tac OF this morning earnest OF what IL VIII Dc
hereafter IL Will strive to be in the future as 70 has
ban In the past first class, hight0ned journal aiming
tOake the community In whicn Is published, and inc
country generally better and more prosperous by rel-
OF its abors With pleasant memories or me past,
with llatLudc for the solid encouragement gwen 10 u
during the year Of grace with earnest faith IN the in-
tare OF Chicago enters tins new era OF eA-
stenCc. side by side with the new city, GAA Ae5 ~
readers with welcome and cOngratulatOn.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
THANKSGIVING.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Oct. II. 1872.
By the President OF the UHfied states n america.
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, The revolution Of another year has
ay,in brougnt the time when IL IS usual 10 Ook back
mon the past and publicly thank the Almighty for His
merces and His blessings; and
Whereas III any one people has more occasion than
another FOR such thankiuness 10 IS the czens " ire
United states, whose Government b their creature, sub
1ect 10 their bebcsts have reserved 20 themselves
ample civil and rel mOus freedom and equality before
the law Who during the last u months have enjoyed
exemptOn from any grievOus or general calamity and
d whom prosperity IN agriculture, LHAnuIacLuIes ana
commerce las been VOuc1salcd;
therefore by these considerations. recommend that
on Thursday the 2sth day o November next The people
meet IN their respective places OF worship and there
make thier ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 God for His kindness
and bounty.
IN witness whereof hereuutO set my hand and cause
the seal Of the United States 10 DE ailXed.
H. ST. Done at the City OF Washington tiis llth day
OF October the year OF LORD 1872 and Of the In
dependence OF the United States the gsiA. By the
President. T. ;. GRANT.
HAMILrOs FISH, Secretary Of state.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
POLICE NOTES.

During FIGHT. yesterday, in the lager beer saloon
OF PID Krauscher Buhwc and JeHerson, boon Con
er severely cut sd beaten by John Aena and FlrfeK
schuck. Who arrested
Thos McGratch, charged in a civil suit by Henry
Clews and Theodore l. Fowler, With obtaining By pratlg false
Cgstohoue G bales Of goods valued a. eo VAS
held YESTERDAY. IN default Of S3)o ball
Joseph Dempsey, Clerk Of the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen Market Yesterday, the
Of THURSDAY night, Lote stanton IN
nme No l8 East Thirteenth Mary
Brou and Emma stafford No IL Gren locked mp
for stealing gold watch 2oo from Mr. Falya merchant Of No.
IA ProatsL
An inquest was held yesterday, on the body of
Ann H1-hcs alias DAVIS who ded under suspicious crclm.
stance rave she bad been residing the wife OF
one Davis wlo alleged cauel her death appears from
evrce bal le her home about B months ago ara
Davis different Louses pavs was constantly
under he gu0r violent toward Lteas Nun
6nav counitel sui by taxing simple verdict Of death
irom nicide rendered
In the Court Of General Sessions. yesterday,
Thomas Cunnuzlam convicted OF orZey Of state
for I've Aafy Drum inl
Mary Joycr indicted rraui larceny dchMg he complain
ant having Charles McGur. Tor 40 outrage url
Een smith Sept 4 sent % STATE fou TOT -
esr Jou Campbell jointly mr'ne but denanei
.FaBcs Dooey for the alleged Se-ae-on uAei
promise of marriage, % Ellen Nash. acquitted
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
MR.. SEFARD'S DEATH.

THE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT By SECRETARY
FISH.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE following was
issued this afternoon:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE. WASHINGTON II. G, Oct H. ls2
Tbe undersigned Is charged by the President with tue
painf tutv OF announcing the people Of the United
States the death OF an ustriOus citizen. william Henry
seward dlstngushed for faithful and eminent service
IN varied public during long series OF years dled
AZ Auburn In the state OF New York yesterday Oct TO-
Charged with the administration OF the Department or
state at q most critical period IN the history OF the
nation Mr. Seward brought % the duties or that ONCE
exalted patriotism weared industry ana cor sunlle
ability grateful nation will cherish his name, his
flme and his memory. The several executive depart
meuts will cause appropriate hOnors 70 be rendered t
fbe memory OF the deceased statesman at home and
abroad. hAh4LlON RIsh' 9cc4e~Ai1 VI S''''''
THE NEWS RECEIVED IN ENGLAND WITH SUR
PRISE.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE announcement OF the
death OF william II. Seward received In England
with great surprise no intmaton whatever OF his III
ness having reached here The Daily Necs OF this morn
ne I'm an obituary ON the deceased statesman. says;
Though Mr seward was unpopular here by reason Of ms
rahcr peremptOry bearing he leaves behind hIn great
example OF vigor energy and success.
TIE FUNERAL.
AUBURN, n. Y, Oct. 1.-THE funeral OF Mr.
seward Will take place at 4 o'clock on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TIE POLICE PARADE.

TIE POLICE PARADE
The annual inspection of the officers and
patromen Of the Police Department took place yester
day Afternoon Tompkins-squarc and followed by
parade Of the entire force through the great thorough
fares OF the city Superintendent Keso assembled over
LOO men line before o'clock. and after dividing his
force into two batialions assumed command Briga
derGcnernl, assigned officers 20 the FIRST Battalion as
follows: AdJutant-General, Captain Co9eland Colonel.
Inspector Dilks; Northumberland Captain Mount;
Senior Major, Captain Ieary: Junior Major, Captain
Washburne; Adiu5ant, Sergr. Tuck; Sergeant Major,
sergt. Griffith; Captains Of Companies, Captains
Ulman, walsh. lyman, Kennedy, Byrnes, Burden,
Cameron, Williams, kIlalea, Sanders Mcdonnell, and
Ward. And then the officers Of the Second Battalion, as
forto-s. FoloneI rnsnaat@- Tleutsss ooi-
vurI capt. Anairc; Senior Major, Capt Petty; Junior
Major, Capt Bennett AdJutant, Sergeant HoH;
Captains of Companies, Captains Van Dusen'
speght, Cafrev, Cherry, Murphy, Chinchy He'd
den. Davis, McElwain, Garland, Yule, and McCul-
lough The battalions were column Of fours,
the side Of the square and there remained In po
sition for few moments At the eastern gate there
then entered Governor Hoffman, accompanied by Mayor
Hall and Mayor Powell Of Brooklyn, Police Commission
crs D1sworth, M-niere. and Barr of this ey; Pohce
Commissioner Jnnrdan ans Police superintendent
Campbell OF Brooklyn, Chel Ol Ponce Jones Oi ILaue4-
pilia az Z Malur-lreu >hGler.
The battalons were instautlv in motion. under the
orders OF CooeIaud and formed I'm lue
three sides Of tine square. superin' 'endent helso
then formally reported 10 the Police Commissioners.
Under hi, orders e RANKS wrra opened and the force
then inspected by Gov Hoffman, the several Foice
Commissioners. and the invited guests. The lnpectol
ended tne bataiOns broke int, companies and marched
in review past the nOtibe5. Tie marching oi ma
jOrity OF the companies good, inducing many
words OF praise the CHESTS and frequent expires
sious Of satisfaction from the Commissioner. Acung
under Superintendent Kelso's Instructions Capt cope
land during the year, drilled the force Oitenef ana
with greater strctncas than before, ana the march
ing far superior tnat OF previous annual pa
rade. After passing the Comm IOners ln review, JLe
column throu IN the south OF the square TO
Seventh-s through Sevcnth-st. to Avpnuc A. through
Eightnst. 70 the BJWerY, 10 Canalst. 10 broadway,
through broadway 70 FJurteentlst thence 10 tlitn-
ave. To TlirtyiOur,L., TO Mals0naye' through Madi-
sOuave. fO MldIsOl-sqIlrn wlcre the ranks were
broken The parade attracted great deal Of attention
from thrOngs citizens WIN had gathered along the line
Of march. and tine A4r marching the pOhce was re-
varied with frequent applause.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
PLYMOUTH CHURCH ANNIVERSARY.

The ffth and last day of the commemorative
exercises at Plymouth Church were concluded yester
day. The usual morning prayer meeting was held in the
lecture-roo. which very largely attended AtTp.
m the church was opened FOR the closing prayer and
conference meeting. including the celebration cf the
Lords supper Every available seat hlled. After
an opening prayer ly 8ir Bell Of the Navy Mission,
Dir. Beecher reviewed the exercises Of the week,
calling upon the people OF the church TO
consecrate themselves in the Lords service, and
20 labor earnestly for the fellow ship Of men, He spoke
of the divine love the great central power OF the
universe the alfllinC spirit OF eternity. God mani
tested himself father Of heart and the lnt
mite power OF love through the Lord Jesus Christ The
burden OF his ministry had been to impress this upon
the people II bis ministry fruitful then 1t became
a thing OF eternal ccngrauatiOn. He had Deon greatly
comforfed by messages coming from diterent parts or
he lf1d telling Ol ls nstrumeutaty IN bringing souls
70 Christ that Jesus who was not only the friend OF
saints but also the friend Of sinners He then called
un0u hs brother Edward Beechcr To relate his eXpe-
reuce and bear witness the love OF Jesus Nh
uf London then addressed the audience He SAID tnaG
Mr. Beecher's power not confined within the walls
OF Plymouth Church. but extended across the broad At
lanfc into the field OF the young ministry OF Great
Britain. Morton, OF the Bethel Mission, Lyman Ab-
DOtt C. c. Duncan ald others, followed WIN addresses
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
THE WEATHER
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF The CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Saturday, Oct. l2-l a. l.
gl1iODsis for The pdsI fcentv-fOar hour.
The barometer has risen over NeW-England
and the Middle States with light nOrthery 10 westerly
winds and generally clear weather. In the South Atan-
tic and Gulf States continued nOrtbery 70 easteFly
and partly cloudy weather; the lakes eOutherly
10 westerlv winds prevail with cloudy weather and
diminishing pressure; the upper lakes falling ba-
roIueter and light soutnery wlids In the North West
and upper Mississippi
~ AN Probabilities.
The barometer will probably fall on the upper lakes
ana easf ward 10 the lower lakes, with DrsA Southerly
winds warmer and cloudy weather and rain. In New
Fngland nOrthwesteriy winds ana clear WcansI uhtl
ardav evening; winds then yeering 70 souhery with
party cloudy weather. In the Middle states EeheIa.y
clear weather and nOrtherly winds veerng 20 soatl
esferIv Norheriy 10 easterly winds and partly cloudy
atbeT In Inc Gulf aud south Atlantic ctAtea IN ne
MID -Mssiasippi and Lower Obo Valleys soulheIJ "
ReALerlY Wlula. and generally clear HeatAer.