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The Portland daily press., 1873-10-10
THE PR ESS.
FRIDAY MORNING. OCT. 10. 1873
Gossip. and Gleanings.

Gossip and Gleanings.
Defect in manners is usually the deficiency
OF fine perceptions. .-EmerSon.
Connecticut is getting around the cider
clause in the temperance code by making
perry from its pear crop.
The Government telegraph line is COM
peted to the signal station at Pixies Peak, to
to make Pike speak of the weather
Content is to the mind like moss to tree 1;
it bindeth it up so as to stop its growth
HatJar.
1t is rumored that the Madden collection
OF 27,O00 ballads is to he transferred to Amer
ca, whcn seems to be Maddening thought
to English bbliophiles.
How earthly old people become, moody as
the grave, Their wisdom smacks of the earth !;
there is no foretaste OF Immortality in it.
Ihey remind one of earth worms and mole
crickets.-Thoreau.
For ''shutin' at his ndbor'' a citizen of
Gwinnett county, Ga, was recently sentenc-
ed by justice of the peace to ''everlastin'
Punishment forever from the honorable
county of Gwinne3t."
Herkimer. is only entitled to send one per-
son to the State Inebrate Asylum at Bines
hamton, and it is proposed that all the in
habtants draw lots to determine who it shall
be.
Turn over new leaf! All, those new
leaves! Ii half of them were turned over
that are talked about, what gigantic volume
would they form in the life of every one Of
us!
The Delta Kappa Fps. having ordered the
proprietor of hotel at EastCn 10 get them
up symposium ON the occasion of their
Convention in that city, the mple minded
Boniface is hunting about town for Latin
dictionary, and quietly investigating the price
OF lemons.-Commercio Adrertiser.
"Oh, what is the panic?" theIittle boy said
AS his mother was tuckfng him snugly in bed.
"The panic, my ve,"-was the mothers reply,
While tear all unnoted distilled from her eye,
And she stuffed sob, at the risk of her stays
sis beast that has cost me a new polonaise!''
am always afraid lest dogs should come
to learn our language. IF they ever do, the!
| will cut us entirely. Everything seems cleve
and uncommonplace in language of whicl
| you knew but little, and that is why we ap
pear such clever and interesting fellows t,
dogs. If they knew our language well
would any dog sit out public dinner
Would any dog remain in the nursery, listen
| ing to the foolish talk of nurses and mothers
| arthur Helps.
| A lady took her son. of some five years, t
church. After the minister had been preach
Ing about half an hour, the little fellow gfev
sleepy and began to nod. The mother rouset
him into attention several times by pushing
but as it seemed a hopeless case, she con
cluded to let him sleep undisturbed. After
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School OF EzOcueiORa

MRS. ROB ERTS,
Is prepared to receive Pupils n all the principles of
Practical Elocution, and Voice Culture; either in
class private For terms &C., apply personally
by letter to NO. CASCO STREET.
REPRESENTATION. BENZ. Kingsbury, Jr., Rev.A.
X. p. Small, Rev. Charles B. Pitblado. oc1dtf
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Maine Savings Bank .
No. 100 Middle street. Portland

MI oNEf deposited in this Bank ON the first day
A1 OF any month begins on interest ths same dav
deposited on any other day, begins on interest H.
first day of the following month"; oNe
Junlid&wt A. Nj. BURTON. Treasurer
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale or Exchange

For other Property. A rare chance.
A M n A first rate Farm, containing 160
sAaalf1s=AN acres of good land, well divided; has
S9s ll.s REs2T nice Sugar Orchard Of 4UO trees.
TIL I1zss.1 cut twenty five tons of hay this year
An abundance OF wood and water. This farm is sit
uated in the town of Campton, N H.. Which is a IA
vcTite resort for SUNNI r BoARDERs. Is only four
miles IRON plymouth. 1t offers rare opportunity
keeping boarders and very excellent one for both
branc es as the place must be sold to close an es
tate. Apply to WM ii. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent,
fortlahd. oc6dtf&wit
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notice.!

TFNHE undersigned have formed an Association to be
Il known as tihsBdler's Band. for The purpose of
furnishing mnsie fos Bal s Parties, Concerts, L.
vees &c, after Sept. fst, 1873
d. II. CHANDLER, CuAs. GEIMMER,
j. NJ. MULLALY, E. NJ RICHARDSON,
j. TYLER, ii CANNON.
All engagements must be made with D. H. chapd-
ler Leader. ~ 80
1s-Any number Of pieces furnished.
advertiser copy jy?3ti
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1t is rumored that the Madden collection
OF 27,OOO ballads is to he transferred to Amer
ca, which seems to be a Maddening thought
to English bibliophiles.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Agency for Sewing Machines.
w. .: DYER, No. 252 Middle st. All
zands of Machines fer sale and tG let.
Repairing.
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How earthly old people become,-mo,dy as
the grave, Their wisdom smacks of the earth !;
there is no foretaste OF Immortality in it.
They remind one of earth worms and mole
crickets.-ThoreQu.
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WANTS, LOST, FOUND.
l. O S T !!

On Monday Oct. 9th, somewhere on Middle Street
a PoRTEMoNAIE containing sum of Money and
Deeripg Horse cor tickets.
The finder will be suitable rewarded by leaving
same at this office. ocSd3t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
ArrlYnk OF Rex.

Sunday last the display Of bunting IN
Carnival at New York was very general
Among others. a royal standard of huge
dimensions was flung TO the breeze at the
Customhousc, to the great and somewhat
amusing CONSERVATION OF some of the nm
Initiated. many of whom imagined that
General Grant had made coup dc!ai and
assumed imperial honors.
Apropos of General Grant. we learn tina.
his majesty has been pleased TO elevate HIN
to the rank of Field Marshal, and has eX-
tended pressing invitation soliciung hi.
presence in this city on the royal fete day
We have little doubt of his acceptance. in
case duties incident to hi. approaching in.
auguratiOn on the fourth of March will not
prove too urgent. and we moreover feel
confident that fiattering and cordial re.
ception will be extended by all classes of
our citizens.
IN common with all others who have the
welfare of the city at heart, we are more
than gratI6ed at the success which has at
tended the Kings enterprise. The exten.
sive and no less peculiarly quaint man.
ner in which it has been advertised
abroad seems to have awakened a spirit of
curiosity and inquiry heretofore uuprece-
dented. To judge from the many refer.
ences to the New Orleans carnival found in
exchanges. our people. habits. climate and
peculiar characteristics scenl 10 have be-
come the present prominent topic Of con-
ycrsatiOn abroad, and as communities, like
rarely suffer by being talked
about, We have reason 10 congratulate our.
selves upon its effect.
The travelling public. which constitutes a
very large portion of the population Of this
country. seem to realize fox the fiIs: time
''somethln. new under the sun" as CON
nected with it. something worthy OF travel
ing long distance to witness. and. from
the alacrity exhibited by railroad and
steamboat officials in preparing facilities
for transportation. the best vcsu't4 are
promised n the way Of q crowded city and
1 short sra nf enhanced pTosperi-r.
4 catholicism, a broadness of grasp and |
soundness of Judgment are exhibited by |
he King of the Carnival unusual in such |:
atfalrs. but which, at the same time, give |
assurance Of the founding OF u permanent |
Institution fruitful of future benefits TO |
he people OF this city.
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CONGRESS.

Eight War >loop Bin Approsed-No Ex.
trR Session ProDable-A0minatiOn
Fnsiic HuiIdjnRs lp9rOpriatioR-G Gar.
rett Davis Successor-SOTf.iern Claims
CcrinjssiGB-AIabam Award 8il-!u.
crease Ot salary Bill Lost.
WASHINGToN, February i0-The Presi-
cent has approved the bill tor the eight war
.lJUps.
The senatorial caucus today showed no
disposition tor an extra session.
y c"lnuItree "as appointed 70 arrange
the order Of busines..
The prc-ident made TIE following nomi-
nation TO day: T.. 7. Miner to be post
master at Newman, Georgia.
Senate. The bill making an appropria-
ton for public buildings at Parkersburg,
West Virginia passed.
1t is stated that Mr Macher il to be the
successor OF GaTret Davis.
The bill extending the Southern claims
commission 20 ls76, with other amendments
to the bill. were offered, when the matter
went over.
The distribution Of the Alabama award
was resumed and passed.
Uousc.-A large number of bills were in
troduced and referred.
The bill increasing the salary OF the Presi-
dent AMI other officers was lost-yeas 81.
NAYS ti9.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11


Night of the season-Eight Hour strik q
Expected-POst Bnilding-MOre Aid for
Cuba-Why sardou's Play was Obfec-
iionabie-An Unhappy AbOrtionist.
New YORK, February l0-Arrived--
North America, Old Dominion, Albemarle-
Edgar Livingstone, Baltic, City of Paris
and Egypt from Liverpool. Arrived out
Columbia and Donau.
Fully 10000 people honored the remains
of Dr. Storrs yesterday with last look
The funeral ceremonies of the late Vicar
Patricks Cathedral. The church was
draped in black, and was crowded to al
most suIfOcation. A pOntfcal high mass
was celebrated by Archbishop McClOskey,
and the funeral Grafton YVES preached by
Bishop Loughlin, of Brooklyn.
Last night was the coldest of the season
The German jOurneymGn, at a meeting
last night, took preliminary steps for the
eight hour system. 4 strike is contem-
plated. The movement embraces nearly all
branches of wOrkmen.
The appropriation OF $4,000, 900 for the
postotfice building has been exhausted and
work for it stopped.
Colonel Auguera stated at his reception
yesterday that he had ship and arms
ready for Cuba. The point of departure
was not stated
A Paris letter says the truth about the
Objectionable play of NJ. SariOu is that it
sought 60 attack the republic Of France by
undertaking to show the odous morals Of
the people in this the mode! American re-
public.
Recorder Hackett has informed the corn-
sci TOR Rozenweig, the abortionist, in the
case of Alice Bowlsby. that if he escapes
his present sentence he will instruct the
district attorney TO indict him tor murder
in the first degree
Skies of 1881. 1l8t4; iive-twenties of 1862.
1fji4 1864, ll54: 1865. 1855. new ll4A:
1861, ll6+2: 1868. ll619; new fives, lI24a:
ten-ferties, ll4A. Tennessee SKIES 81. new
81 Is; Virginia skies As. new So consolidated
50, deferred AS: Louisiana skies 20, new
45, levee SKIES so. eights 20; Alabama eights
80, fives 55; Georgia skies IS, sevens
80; North Carolinas 331a, new l.; special
tax II; South Carolinas 40, now %; April
and October 241e.
Money active and stringent; call loans
ranged from to l-l6. with late business at
7 gold. Exchange heavy and lower at
? l-1609Is. Gold opened at ia, sold up
to iill4, fell to 1879, and closed at I14@
HIS. Loans were 102 }2 for carrying
Coffee very strong at l7l9 020Ac. Sugar
in good demand and tirIu: centrifugal 93s ID
99sco NCla.sos steady New Orleans IS d
s6co
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sItiE "LOUI>IANA FARMER, -
POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF POLICE. I
sew Orleans. February 8. 1879. !
WAS BROUGHT TO THE THIRD DISTRICT
w Pound. corne: OF Uurquhart and Union
streets
One RED COW. with the tips of her horns sawed
off
Which, if not claimed within five days and the
expenses the reon paid will be sold at public auc
tIon at said pound on FRIDAY, February II,
1873, At twelve o'clock NJ.
f.9 I'd ROBERT BREWSTER, Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
TOWHOAT PETREL SUNK
I NUMBER OF LIVES LOST
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSIONS
PASSENGER CAR IN THE RIVER
SEVERAL KILLED AND WoUNDE,
WASHINGTON.
Death OF Naval Commander Shirk-Th

Death OF Naval Commander Nhirk-The
Eigee Gotten Ease.
NAsfiISGToN. February 10-Commander
James II. Shirk. of the United States navy.
died here tonight.
1t appears that there ia likely TO be Sc
rous trouble in the famous Elgee cotton
case. not only from the appeal Of the At.
tornev General. bu, also from the recently
developed claim aud testimony of the cap
tors OF the cotton Oh board the United
States steamer Champion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
WHOLE NUMBER 1901.

committee went into secret session on the.
Caldwell investigation.
Adjourned till ten o'clock tomorrow.
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Accident 10 the Steamship General trende.

The steamship City of Havana. while
going into pier No. > North .iver. New
ofk' last Wednesday afternoon. overran
her doc k and came iu collision with the
steamship General Meade. lying at pier No.
:. stavin: III the !atter's por. bow and
carrying away par: Q! the shed on Yier
No. J.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

A meeting: was cafled last evening. at
hyeoun1 Han. =: a! members OF the Legis-
!ature returned by both boards. Some
thirty or :orty Of the Odd Fellows Hall
Legislature were there. including nearly all
OF the boiling Republican Senators. but
on'r senator Anderson and Representa-.
aves Hahn and kirkman appeared from
the reg iiaE Legislature. The meeting " as
cake! > order 5- Senator Both. and lie
LaH being cleared Of all :nterlopers, the
meeting resolved itself into q caucus.
Nothing definite TRANSFERRED as to the result.
Er0fess0r Tyndall sailed for EurOrA on
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of G. w. I.nnghof-NO. "a, $50
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans-Eotice is hereby given TO the cred
ltors OF this estate and to all other persons herein
interested, to show within ten days from
the present notification, If any they have or can,
why the account presented by the tutrX Of the
minor children of the deceased and as such admin.
ister!ng this estate should not be homologated
and approved, and the funds distributed in accord.
anCe Herewith.
By order OF the Court
feC II Is FRANK PACE IR Clerk
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8 I TE LIE GRAPH
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALI. POINTS
The LOUISIANA ELECTION INVESTIGATION
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE
LOUISIANA COUNTS EBR OWN VOTES
An EXTRA SESSION IMPROBABLE
THE ELGEE COTTON CASE
COLD NIGHT IN NEW YORK
ABD1OATION OF KING AMADEUS
THE REA SON ASCRIEED
DIFFERENCES WITH THE MINISTRY
TOWROAT PETREL SUNK
4 NUMBER OF LIVES LOST
FATAL. BOILER EXPLOSION
PASSENGER P CAR IN THE RIVER
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CONSTABI,ES' SALES,

Peter Ford W. MIR. and Mrs. MendictOn-
Third Justice Court for the parish Of Orleans
No l91
ny VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
~ - me directed by the Hon. Johu h. Lare sche
ohru Justice of the Peace in and for the parish of
vFitaHs, will proceed to sell at public auction,
- my warehouse, No. IS Bienville street, on
shCRSDAl, February 20, 1873, at twelve O'clock
L.; me follow ing described pro perty. TO wit:
LOT FURNITURE, AND ONE PIANO
nezed in the above suit.
Ierms-Cssh in United States treasury :.otes.
IeIi 10 20 WILLIAM EGAS Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

saies {. Denis ~. PRuf II. Lew;s-%Cs cad
aG
RfYIGTUE or A WRIT OF PfrP; P.cr.srO
y me- directed by the hon trah,. i'., N-r...:
justice az the Peace Tor the parish ~ >r!.a:, luT
proceed TO sci! at nv Office. No II C,r..,?. r..il
pace. on TUESDAY February IL 1873. It: wet,.
O'Clock NJ
P, ALL THE RIGHT TITLE AND Interest ,'r.rl
a. a. Lewis IN and to a certain judgment .a..rG il,
St united States Circuit Cours for the fifth c,c,.i:
sno district OF Louisiana, rendered the ty-rts.
second Of March, 1872 and sgued March I7 1872 in
sui gu No 4075 of the docket entitled john G. cocks
70, charles lzard 10 Nhcn the defendant. Paul H.
@eNis, has been subrogsted.
SeiSt IN the ahovenumbered and entitled suit,
terms-Cssh on spot III United ststes notes
&" i . JOHN MCCORMICK, Constable.
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magical. BAZAAR.
.f'aral htreet............142
HARTI L LEVY. PRoPRIETCRS.

A CARD.
hes;'. :l,-ts Levy beg leave 10 state tina; they
will reopen their Magical Bazaar on
Monday. February ~, 1872,
With immense assortment OF ENTIRE NEW
TEtCHS designed expressly for parlor amusement.
The public respectfully invite to attend the
Nrsnd Opening, MONDAY, February II.
Branch of No. 1882 Broadway, New York; for
merly Of No. Camp street New Orleans. fell St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

SuccessiOns OF MIR. and Mrs. j, y, Le-
pIetre Nos. 81. $50 and IS G62
sIECOSD DIS TRlCT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orlesns.-HOtice is hereby given to the cred.
itors of this estate and to all other persons herein
interested to show within sen da,s FrOm tht.
present notifcgt oD, If any they have or can WHY
the account presented By the dative testanentar7
extcutIiX in this estate should not b. horolo-
gate and approved, and the fuEds distributed in
accordance Herewith.
Bv order of the Court
te7 I5' FRANK PACE. jR.. Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11
GEATIHS IiiNks

CSnicsirn win Appear in Costume.
STo HANDSOME PRIZES WILL Be AWARDED.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
fell 2t
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.successiOp OF Charles BIeuyenu-No.

succession OF Charles BIenyenu-No.
IS 0S6
GEC0ED DISTRICT COURT FOB THB PARISH OF
y Orleans Whereas PIERRE Frederic Thomas
fas I.-:'UiOned the cent for letter. of admin.
iSratou on the estate Of the late GhaTe T8enysnu,
dec. .sed .rtfs.ntr Notice Is hereby given to all
whom il may coEcrrn. - show cause within ten
da why a." prayer OF the said petitioner should
nut ho Ers,.'td.
q. /. -. FRANK PACE jR.. Clerk.
ssg. oCabIun Of t;ustave 4aolphe SpitL-
mi er-ho. 36074.
.tEgeEH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
- U.i.Nns.- Whereas, Carl stolE has petitioacd
the letters OF sdulinis traton on the estate
OF he la Eustave Adclpho SpitzmiLer, deceased
iHt, s5aie: NolIce IL hereby given TO al whom II
may concern, to show cause within ten days, ny
the prayer Of the said pe6tioner should not b.
granted.
By order OF the Court
fo7 II l5- Frank PA0R, 3R.. CIerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

P'ofessor Tyndsl. sailed for Europe on
Saturday.
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NEW YORK.

Funeral of Vicar General StOrrs-C COIdesr
Night of the Season-Eight Hour strike
Expected-POst Bnilding-More Aid for
Cuba-N hy SardOu's Play was Obiec-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11


sAiiTaD IN OWENS last appearance: fell
VARIETIES THEATRE.
Carnival Opera Season
MILE. MARIE AIMEE,
-ae queen Of Opera Boute, supported by her
NEW PARJsIAN OPERA TROUPE
1HE ..R.; .Sc ORGANIZATION EVER TRAVELLED
upeuiue Night, Monday, Februnry IL.
"a GRAEDE DUCHESSH,
Nil. Ai4EE:a hcr lnrivaled role of Ia GRANDE
UUCHESSE.
Mons ,'-J'E,: his first appeararce( in mis- most
-rrctaful character OF PRIEH.
Mons Dy.HESNE. the Cd tavOrite GENERAL
BOUM.
Nile. Roland IN hcr charming role of WANDA
Go.d.ctor-- Mons. VAN GIIELE.
-rE>DAt- acrvo's most celebrated opcta. for the
aGst time IN New Orleans.
LIZ PETIT FAUST.
alie AIM EK as MEPHISTO.
FIRST .ppeatance OF Mile. BoNRLLI, the 3ornc and
eminent soprano from the Boutle Parisienne. In
ne, successful role of MAR0HERTTB.
And Mons LECUYER. ths famous Comedian from
th" .!19Ie Parisienne. as PALBN !lSb.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DUCHESsB.
THURSDAY-.BARBE BLEUE.
FRIDAY-fiE PETIT FAUST.
SATURDAY -Grand Matinee at noon, La GRANDE
DUCHESSE.
Il act!.. orapar alton the newest Of all Operas for
,N. first time in NJ W Orleans.
LES CENT VIERGES,
.Ae latest Parisan sensation.
the as2s of SEATS for six nj ghts in advarCe and
rha matinee will commence on THURSDAfs at ~
A. NJ AZ the 90 X office Of the theatre enly.
PRICES . Reserved seats !n orchestra. orchestra
cirr!s and balcony circle, s so; Quadroon
box"s = /; family circle 80 cents. private boxes
4 IS and + 10
MATINEE PKICES-Admission with reserved seats,
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ACADEMY or MUSIC.
3 BTDTvi,i...........Ma Manager and Proprietor
j. KIT RhpG Iie"Suio'
Engagement Of the distinguished actress
MRS. ID. p. BOWERS.
ya.por-eI .y Mr.. J. 6. MCCOLLUM and The Sca.
DENY dramatic Organization.
MRS. BOWERS will appear as follows:
g!ondny Evening. February !0s
LADY AUDLEYS SECRET.
Tuesday Evening. February H.
LOVES MASQUERADE.
fYcIupsduy Evening. February ~.
MARY STUART.
Thursday Evening, FEBRUARY i3'
EAST LYNNE.
rriday Evening, February Ia,
Ss1edt OF Mys. D. P. Bowers. LADY AgDLETS
SECRET
Saturday Matinee. February 10,
LOVES MA~QUERADH
EGTUR1AY NIGHT February i5-LEAR.
SUNDAI NIGHg Februsrv To- LuCTetIa BoFgla ma
Katherine and PeirUchio. -
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ICoETNVEp on HLGHra rAox,I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-10
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, 0Gee Caig SiQnl ONeer,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March TO- 1873 II a m

u D
SINorsIs, FOB THE PAST IwENrY-ToUR HouBs -
ing in Llinots has moved eastward and is now of
Cape Cod. North and east winds with cloud and
snow prevail on the New EneIanc coast, and brisk
northwest winds with clearing and clear weather on
this Middle Atlantic coast Light winds and partly
cloudy Weather in the South Atlantic and Eastern
Gulf states. The area Of low pressure that was
sunday afternoon in the upper Missouri valley i,
now apparently central in Minnesota. Southeriy
winds with cloud and snow prevail on Lake Mchi-
gan, and light southerly winds with clear weather on
Lake Erie. -
PRoBA BILITIEs.-The storm off Cape Cod will
probably move during the rest Of Monday northeast,
ward past the southern portion Of Nova Scotia The
northeast winds with snow in New England Increase
somewhat, and back to brisk northwest winds Mon
day afternoon. Brisk northwest winds continue
during the day from Rhode Island to New Jersey
with clearing weather but rapidly diminish, AMI
back to southeast Monday evening Diminishing
winds and clear weather continue in the South
Atlantic states, A storm centre moves eastward
over the Upper Lake region. Brisk southeast winds
with cloudy and threatening we ather extend east.
ward over Wisconsin and Michigan. Cautionary
signals continue at Cape May and New York, and
are ordered for New Haven, New London, Wood,
Hole, Boston, and Portland, Me. Morning reports
are missing from nearly all stations in the valley Of
the Mississippi and its tributaries, the Rocky
Mountains and Pacific