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FRANCE.

Citixen Petition for the Restoration Of the
Konarchy-The Bonaparte Com
pensation Question
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Bxker's Chocolate.--A Good Cuy70f CO.
Goa Is easily had will insist your grocer frnis
ing w. BAAkR CO.'S BREAHFAST COCOA
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Thorough Scientific Cure for Ptles -
ANAKESIS. Sold by all druggis1s Depot, % WalkeF'
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Dry Monopolc Champagne OF Heidi
sleek Co, purveyors since 1917 to II. ~ the King Of
Prussia, Emperor Of Germany This favorttB imported
Dry Champagne for sale by all wine merchants and
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Bakers ChOcOIRte.--sEr You WtEst< thu
best VANILLA CHOCOLATE gesBAKERS
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HATS and sEALsKIN oAFs at lowest price,,
Bxl<er's ChocoIate.--4 Good Cupgof Coz
siss S T & FoS55
Bakers ChocoIate.--.Er You Wiss,s the
best VANILLA CHOCOLATE getBAKER'S
Chocolat Menier-Mcnier's Cocoa for
Sold ssoee
coniectionera
Christmas
WHEELER 4 WILSON,
Sewing Machine.
street, Brooklyn; I No Newark avenusc Jersey City.
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, AIR
diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. zACHkRIE. "a Union
Dry Monopole Champagne OF Held.
Prussia, Emperor Germany. This iavorits imported
Dry Champagne for sale by all wine merchants and
For an Irritated Throat, Cough or Cold,
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs are ofefud With tho
sooa hsy hsf %
Holiday Books.
n1sss sfsapss' fRS
ss
and Fulton streets.
Havana Lottery.-Extraordfna Draw
ing 100000 distributed prize every <4ckctsA
We sold last extraordinary drawing capita prize,
S5O0,000 Prizes cashed, circulars sent information
given. J. B. MARTINEZ CO.. 10 Wall street; bsx
4.6s5 Post Office, New York.
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.
Don't fail to procure MRS. W1NSLOW'S SOOTHING
sIRUP for all diseases incident to the period Of tsonG
In children. 1t relieves the child from pain. cures
wind colic regulates the bowels and giving RELIEF
and health to the child, gives rest to the mother
Now fs the Time for Ladies an nd GenTn tn,
purchase WIGS and all kinds HAIR WORK atiessthan
cost, at DIBBLE'S No. 2A Fourth avenue, Twenty
second street
P0meroy & Co.. 744 Broadway, Wow
York sell for s. the best ELASTIC TRUSS over In
vented.
Royal Havana Observation-Disclosures
narysl 200 900 distributed prize in every seven
prizes casied; orders filled; information urniShedS
Spanish bank bills and governments purchased
TAYLOR CO., Bankers ii Wall street, New York
HSnO n cxu0 for Unr rn N1Oe Caaa~-
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A Thorough Scientific Cosc for Piles II
ANAKEsIs. Sold BY all druggists Depot 40 WGaker'
street. New York.
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For an Irrftated Throat, Cough or Cold
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES are ofefvd with tho
fullest confidence IN their efficacy. They MAINTAIN the
good reputation they have Justly acquired.
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LONDON Dec 16, 1878.
The steamer Beckton has been lost In the Mcdi.
scrrancan.
twenty-five lives were lost.
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Emigration to Australia.
LONDON, Dec 1850 A. M.
MT. Arch announces that 500 emigrants will sail
for New Zealand in few days.
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SPAIN.

archical Condition for Recogni-
tion Of the Republic.
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Pure and Delicious TObasCO Ii Sux-
HRUGS GOLDEN sCRrTRE.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, Ar
diseases Of the feet cured by DR.. zACHkRIEs n Union
square.
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA, Dec rs, 1873.
Rxchapgs nQpinsl-on London lI W premium.
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ENGLAND.
Bullion to the Bank Tribute to the Memoir o.
Distinguished American Citizens.
IElseaAM 10 THE NEW Yunx HERALD.

LONDON, Dec. 10, 1879
The amount or bullion gone into the Bank OF Eng
land on balance to-day is f93.o0o.
IN MEMORIAM.
The London journals, in their obituary notices
OF Judge Nelson and Professor Agasslz. award high
praise to them.
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Now is the Time for Ladies and GenTa "a,
purchase WIGS and all kinds of HAIR WORK
cost DIBBLE'S No. 234 Fourth avenue near TwSnsy
second street
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unfav0rable criticisms. IL u q decidedly healthy
sign to see the native drama establishing itself IN
the high toned home OF the strictly legitimate.
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Pomeroy & Co., 744 Broadway, Vow
York, sell for $3 the best ELASTIC TRUSS over In
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WHEELER 4 WILSON
Sewing Machine.


van
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Royal Havana Lottery-ExtraOrvif-
narysl distributed prize i1 every seven tcEesss
Spanish bank bills and governments purchased
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, ii Wall street, New Yor6
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The Brooklyn Theatre.

'LiIlians Last Love-" Mr. Bronson Howard's
latest production, was brought out last evening at
Mrs. Conway's Brooklyn Theatre. The play has
had success in the West, and Is now rem
dered for the first time In this vicinity. An
explanation OF why the author OF Saratoga"
whose dramatic outflow, together with that OF Mr..
DAILY, forms the full stream OF American comedy.
went nrst to Western audiences for commendation
Of his later style, can. perhaps be found In
the play ITSELF Though he retains the self
same characters OF Old he now changes
the trials to which they are subjected.
and in '.Lillians Last Love" he produces q play
chat cannot easily be labelled as his former pro-
ductlons were. In 1t he analyzes maternal love
and gives q diagnosis OF the mental and physical
spasms which 1t induces when its excitement Is
not alayed. In tact, the play is q medicopsy-
Geological drama, with o dash of farce
to lessen the sensitveness which its
extreme expression OF pathos evokes. The play
is. indeed, very interesting though its pathOs pals
upon some, and reduces others to a mandlin state
In its humor it is also strained. The part OF Lillian
receives a very good Interpretation by Miss Kel
lOgg, and the other parts are very well performed
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The Funeral Service.

BOSTON, Dec. 15 1873.
The funeral Of Professor Agassiz will take place
in the college chapel at half-past two p. NJ on
Thursday, and win be public.
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GERMANY.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD

Government Patronage Of tho Hungarian Loan.
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LONDON, Dec. Is, 1873.
The German government subscribes tor "a. 900
marks OF the new Hungarian loan.
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$500 Reward for an Incurnblc Casos--
DR.. SAGES CATARRH REMEDY. Particulars II
pamphlet around bottle.
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Theatre Comiquc.


Tho Theatre Comique was crowded last evening
as II was never crowded before. Long before the
performances began there was not even standing
ro> I'm lett, and the hundreds who did secure even
that captured II in instances at the risk OF
breakfn,r their necks; for when they got in they
had TO hahy on to the window sills in the galleries
by their fngN,r ends and toe tips, and from the
balcony raiings In all sorts OF hazardous positons
The attraction WIN h drew this gathering together
was the exhibition Nny the Bandoiains OF the So
called Indian Box Trick. The gentleman who had
charge OF the box announced before the trick
was performed that II was then and there
to be "performed for the frstxime In America" /"
while the fact is that the trick Is the same which
was performed at Cooper Institute some time ago
by resident magician. When the Surtaln went
cabinet. open on the side that was toward the
audience. The box, a strong wooden one, bound
with iron, which was IN the cabinet, was brought
out, examined by committee OF two, selecsed
from the audience. who shut 1t, bound it with q
rope and then sealed up the knots made IN the
tying. muslin sack was then produced
and examined. The box then placed
IN the cabinet whereupon young hlan at
once got into the sack, allowed himself to be tied
the top Of the box, the cabinet was then closed,
sack was thrust out over the top OF
the cabinet. The latter was then opened
had been tied about the box and breaking the
seals and lifting the cover, the young man who had
Oeen put into the sack slipped out. The trick
somehow did not appear to create any wonder
ment or enthusiasm. 1t may be stated that while
the box was in the cabinet man, who apparently
considered himself screened from the view OF the
entire audience was busily engaged In some active
operations immediately behind the screen, and
from the right hand side OF the dress circle in the
vicinity OF the boxes, the canopy over the cabinet
near where he stood could be seen at times shak-
ing violently. He had evidently good deal to do
with the mystery. add the only wonder Is that the
committee selected from the audience did not
seem to think it worth their while to order him
nUQ nnnhtn ~ hAfr NINA ny tn dIl-
cover the secret OF the trick being performed they
walked by him Several times
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SHIPWRECK.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Loss Of Steamship aud Twenty-Five Lives
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Holiday Books.

The largest cheapest and best collection Of Hoiida>
Books in the city at HENRY MILLER'S, BOOKSELLER.
Bookbnder and Importer OF Fine Illustrated and Stand
ard Books S2 Nassau street. New York, betweon John
Fulton
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Mothers. Mothers. Mothers.

Don't fail to procure MRS wINsLOw's SOOTHING
sIRup for all diseases incident TO the period Of tseanG
wind colic regulates the bowels and by giving: releG
and health to the child gives rest to the mother.
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MsSaIS N Y
Evangelica, Dominica and HorG Beat1 VirginisD.

many OF which extremely and valuable. In,
cluding
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Havana LOttery.-Extraordinn Draw.
ing 100000 distributed prize every seven <ckcts1
We sold last extraordinary drawing capita prize,
$500, ,0Oo Prizes cashed, circulars sent nformation
Post Office York,
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SUPERB BOOKS,
AMAGNIFICENT CoLLRCTIOe

Just received from London. and exhibition at the
Clinton Hall Salesroom, catalogues OF which now
ready.
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NEW FJBIlCAIlONSs
LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK or
IA "Fne Books"
In superb bindings,
suitable tor holiday presents.
in every departmssnItt, n,sI to, OF literature. literature
ILLUSTRATED Books 2 speciality"
An endless variety q @ chi!drcn's ms Books ...
A CHOICE PREsENT-D1CKENy SELECT NOvELS--
New Illustrated Edition" in ten volumes beautifuy u
lustrated and put up in handsome box Price So COM
auently read nd popular OF Dickens works and being
library in themselves, to those who are look
price, nothing could be better. Only Sih
At CARLETO IS Publishing house, Madison square,
the choicest selections of Holiday Books New York
ETNE HOLIDAY BOOKS,
at the Clinton Hall Salcrooms.
choice COLLECTION OF Books.
comprising standard works of English literature, hh
tory sSgph n NJ p9sTr SnnS ae a a 1
library or holiday presents.
calf binding Prcscots Works Is vols Dickens Works.
l6 vols Bulwer's Novels, vols Aldne Poets 81 vols
Juvenile Books in sets all new and fresh. &c.
Just received London and exhibition At the
Clinton Hall Salesroom. catalogues OF which are now
ready.
MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION
FINE Art AND STANDARD BOOKS.
many which extremely and valuable. In,
cluding
Evangelica Dominica and HorG BeatA Virginfd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31

Now listen how the voice is produced The vocal
bands are Appropriated until the vocal chnk IS
closed the air. expelled from the lungs, strikes
against the vocal bands from below and drives
them upward; the vocal ohink opens the air escapes
and the vocal bands being very elastic, descend the
upward pressure removed down and below the pre-
yious level then go up again. and continue to oscillate
upward and downward. These the primary vibra-
tons, with which Immediately combined the sec
ondary vibrations OF the column Of air, set to dancing
up and down by the vocal bands The sound Of these
combined vibrations is then made more intense, mixed
with various noise and changed in tmbre in the
of the air outward through the mouth and nose and
thus constitute the voice.
Allow me for moment TO call your attention away
from the beautiful weformed, ana healthy larynx, to
its picture in disease. The voice becomes fat thin
cracked husky hoarse is lost in aphona, when the
vocal bands on account OF defective mobility paralysis
Inflammation. and swelling. catarrhal collection OF
phlegm ulcers morbid grOwths any other cause, are
prevented from spproxmating properly. forming
smooth and even chink vibrating regularly and SYM
metrically The four pictures to which call your at
tentlon are enlarged drawings from life, and at least
two OF the four persons whose larynges are here
represented are probably at this moment In the au
dienee -
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CALpwHJon Saturday March 49, ss,sh s. "f' o. ''"'' w.
Caldwell. sged - ......, -
West Forty seyenihsL
child Helen and stephen Cahooue b aged years snd
Relatives snd friends invited attend tho inns,1 Al ne
afternoon April }, at y o'clock
CobsYASA. he residence Of his parents No ot Grsos.l wa
Notice Of funeral hereafter
CURRBIn BroOiyu Saturday March 1879 Bennett Carrie ess
The relatives and friends Of the mJ members o. Stella Lodge
.. 1879, at O'Clock .. m
DWIGHT-A tie family residence In stoehbr6ve Mas
Charlotte, wife Of Col James y. Dwight
DX0SAt Hartford Conn., Thursday aaeh a. James Diros
1he funeral will take place at Hartford MONDAY March a. 1
BLf0n Saturday morning. March 49, lSJ Francis Ety. formerly ~
family respectfully invited 10 .lte.d
residence No is, Bsst Tbirty-eghth.,t "p'" > O" ~
GREGORY-At Denver Col. sunday ssreb ase..e
The relatives and friends Of family are invited 70 attend the fps
on TUESDAY morning Apn 100 Ocock from the residence
Srsndsther Daniel Morgan 50 wes Twenty seooadst
LAwsOS-M Eevorle,Is La Marcs ~ 30 n, Errb.,h q
o. T. Lawson, esp. Of New Orleans, La. agei %.
LYOs-At Springfield j. SATURDAY evening March q, noans.t>
RYE wehester Co. n r. ia The sl year Of Ss
Thomss Church Mamaronecs N r., TuesiAJ April l. all
Carriages will meet the IL.
sMITHSsand.y, 1879 .nsr bL.f nlnes MI CHAR
SMITH and daughter Of Rev. GILBERT MORGAN -
South Carolina -
No. Il Bast Poriethst bet hidiso1 and PUN aeA 'e".I
April l. o'clock m, without further invitation ., 49,, =,
vRbDRN BURGH-At ST. Augustine. florda March ~ isb o.
paralysis Peter vdeuburg Justice OF the Supreme Court Of he-
Jersey. q the 63th Of bis age.
WHTNRY~In brooklyn saturday March % 49, Miss sarab Whit
ney at her residence JSl ChntonsI n . a,,,s R.l,uv..
and friends Invited to attend without further notice kemhn. S
conveyed Hartford Conn for burial on Tuesday morning
a.
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ARTIST AND ARTISAN.
AN ARTISTIC DISPLAY.


Mr.. T.. G., Burt, Nos. 81 and SO Thomas-st.,
New York has prepared for the Vienna Exposition the
finest display OF shoes made. Nothing equals them
for elegance OF design beauty Of finish, decacy and
variety OF coors and rmness OF seam with thousands
upon thousands OF peary stitches aud not mistake nor
a flaw He won the highest premium at Paris In 1867,
and this display indicates another triumph No artist
ever conceived put upon canvas such perfection OF
chaussre. They the production OF artistic taste
applied to common use such wish TO SEQ in all de-
partments OF life grand az st. Peters nor YORK
minister but exquisite the Romanesques OF Raphael
in the Loggia OF the Vatican.
Dr. Noah Webster defined the a. artist" according TO
az one who processes and practices one of the lib
eral arts in which science and aso preside over manual
execution and dstn guished the artist from the
artisan" who follows mechanically the rules OF his art
or handicraft.
Then the exercise OF taste and science in his calling Is
tbe characteristic OF the artist. Hence there may DO
arsts in wood and stone brick and mortar, cookery
needlework and shoemaking, as there may DO " arti-
sans" in painting. music sculpture. architecture &c.
Triad by this standard Mr. Burts display Is "a truly
rti.tc as anv seen In the Academy Of Design Crhese
shoes were stitched with Wheeler & Wilson's New NO. D
Leather and Heavy Manufacturing Sewing maonino'
and may be seen at Mr. Burts store to-day and tomor
row.l-l Tho Needle.
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TIE KENSETT ART SALE.

The sale of the Kensett collection of paint
sngs closed. Saturday evening" at Association Hail.
with the disposal Of the remaining instalment, COM
arising 1870 works The attendance very good not
outstanding the unpleasant weather, but the bidding
was rather Slow that it 1915 p M before the last
icture was knocked down. little break in the mono
ony was made occasionally, however when some Of the
finer pieces offered and the desire on the part OF
several TO obtain them led at umes 10 hVe
competition The effect of so long sale Of such fine
paintings was quite apparent though this last lot
in the diminished prices which most Of the works
Drought. The sale on the whole, however, has been
very successful one and very gratifying to the friends
and admirers OF Mr.. Kensett the proceeds approx
mating 25OO Below will be found list of the PIC
lures sold on saturday evening with the names OF pu
chasers sizes prices, and value Of frames:
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Beps see Second Paoe.l


ARRIVED. Sunday. March 80.
Steamship City Merida Zimmerman Vera Cruz March ~ Progresso
als and with nde and 10 Aerandre Sons
steamship Zodiac Chaplin, hOrehsad City c. with naval stores
10 Murray. Ferris Co. "a, -, -
Steamship Souh Carolina Beckett Chareston WIN muse anu pass
10 Henry Morgan Co. 81, 80. - 4.
w. X GsInson- Al -.
and pass. to Predk Baker. a. III.
Steamship Go. = 81, ~ a L.. LII
fruit
BELOW.
Shin Bonnie of OF and from liverpool Feb TO- WITH mls
WIND-SundOwu. fresh, W.; clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
c. March 30-Sailed. bark DAVID Mehutt. Tor
Iyerpoo; ,ehrN Daley for NevYoki FRYE for Baaeos
S.vA,s.H Ia March -Arned, steamship Amerc from Bal
more Sailed steamships Seminole, for Boston, Montgomery Tor New"
Yori WdinRton o Constad brig Ellen Msns for Fernandlns
sch Butler for Boston, John w. Allen, for PorAadi "
G. Bearce, for kew-lork
FOREIGN PORTS.
The White Star Line steamship Baltic arrived st CookhaVea
HIy.yA March a-Arnved steamship bark Sarah E. Frazier
Knight from ewYOrk Arrived 2h steamship Cleopatra
DISASTERS.
The Crosby Express from EiIabehpof with loe OF
coal suns this % morning. O'Clock alongside the Town DOCK AZ
Astoria, Il. o,.....- 4.
ballast Point Light house and Is last gong " pieces
He naueb been ascertained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Ohio Senate is going to investigate The
Cincinnati Commercial for charging that certain Of its
members have been bribed TO vote against bill prohib
iting lotteries within the State
The Missouri Legislature has adjourned, and
Its work Is thus briefly condemned by The 81 LouS ne
publican: 1.-THE is, the session has been rttereo
away and the proceedings have not redounded 10 inc
credit Of the State We greatly regret having 70 say
this for behalf OF tho Democracy we had PROMISED
the people far different result OF last Fairs election
The following is the official vote in the New
Hampshire Congress Districts at the recent eecuon
Ist w. b. Small, Rep, 12,O96; +. A. Hbbard Dem, H.
73I; scattering, 40; Smaps plurality, 3d. H. a. f.
Pike Rep, 1912; g. N. Bell. Dem, 1O77s; scattering
299 Pixies plurality 49, lid. 8. G.. Griffin Rep lC29S;
IL w. Parker DEM. lO.6O6; scattering, 376; Parkers
plurality, $40.
The Ne,c- Haven Palladium thinks that Pres
ident Grants reappointment OF Postmaster 6pery In
New Haven made without the slightest reference 70
Gen. Hswley. Gen. Hawley seems to think 80 too be-
cause he says hadn't anything to do with the appoint
ment either in the Of remOnstrance or OTHERWISE
and objection to IL except that sperry Is blood
sucker. sperry Is next to be heard FROM
A correspondent Of The Philadelphia Press
writes from Harrisburg that combination Is to DO
formed next FALL by Regular Republicans, Democrats
and Liberals and all other friends Of purity at elections,
TO secure an election In 1874 There Is talk OF
calling Peoples State Convention whose sole purpose
shall be the regeneration OF State and municipal AFFAIRS,
and which shall prepare for tho election OF REFORM
Legislature. II State needed such an organlza-
ton, Pennsylvania does There are many other states
also where the experiment could DO tried with proft,
iudRng from the complaints OF worthless legislatures
which are heard on all sides.
The Democratic and Liberal State Conven-
ton OF Michigan, which met at Jackson on Thursday
last adopted platform which indicates commendabe
freedom from partisan bigotry. After denouncing Con-
gressonal corruption Administration shortcomings, and
Civil Service abuses the resolutions conclude: with
such views should prefer organizations independent
of past party associations under such auspices as Will
carry dead issues into future political contests We
have no honOrs for Democrats Republicans as such;
would candidates account OF fitness and not
party services would restore the Government to
ira pristine purity and we would welcome any indepen-
don't movement for the accomplishment OF such pur-
poses" Immediately after the adoption OF these excel
lent precepts tho Convention proceeded 10 put the IN
practice by indorsing the Republican candidate Tor
Judge ofthe Supreme Court and selecting for the minor
offices Of unexceptiOnal character and htneSsI
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GOVERNMENT REPORT.
VAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON ID. c., Monday, March 81, 1871 a. ~ }
synopsis for The past ttoenfy four hours.

W
OFFICE TUE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON ID. C., Monday March 81, 1871 a. NJ
Synopsis for the past noenfyJour hours. >,
The storm center that was, Saturday night,
over Maine, moved north-eastward beyond our
staons the pressure has risen over tho Middle ana
New England States, but is again falling over inc
former preceding second storm now central In South
ern Michigan and Northern ONO. III, . Az,
Light westerly winds are now prevailing IN new,
England, and south west winds over the Mlddle ana
south tantic States eastery winds with clouds ana
rain prevail over the lakes north and west winds
with cloudy weather the upper lakes clear weather
is reported very generally from the NorthWes and the
Valley OF the Mississippi, Eastern Gull, and south
Atlantic States. .
Probabilities. .
The low barometer on the lower lakes VIII ehtenu
north ard down the StLawrence Vaey0n Monday
soufherIu rtnds cloudy and threatening heather PTeUd
0rer ne Middle Sdtes and NepE England during me morn
ina followed bY clear heather by Monday eueaiHg
Clear weather and light fresh westerly winds pre-
vail from Virginia southwark over the south Atlantic
and Eastern Gulf States southery winds with cloudy
weather prevail on the Western CUR coast nOrth anu
west Winds with clear weather over the interior Oh tue
Gulf states and nOrthward over the lake region
and the Northwest -, , ,,a. ,,.,o,,
west OF Dakota and Nebraska ,,,..,.,
Cantonary signals continue at Savannah, Charleston
Wilmington Now-York, New-Hayen, New-London
Woods Hole Boston. aud Portland, Me-