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HEAVY SNOW STORM IN UTAH AND
MONTANA

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 3, 1874
There has been a severe snow storm here, and
north through Montana for the last "a hours.
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A.-Eau AnGeliquc, for the Teeth ana
gums. BfSCOTINE FOOD for infants DELLUC CO..
635 Broadway, the sole proprieors and manufacture
ers Paris agents, ROBERTS CO., Place vendome.
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A.-ChocOlat Menfer-Menicr's Essence
OF Cocoa Family Chocolate, defes all honest compe
titIon. Awarded medal ut Vienna Exhibition. Sold by
all grocers druggists contectioners. Depot No. Is
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A.-The Best scalskin Fur Caps and
GLOVES for gentlemen: at extremely low prices.
ESPENSCHEID, lis Nassau street
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Bankers.
TAYLOR Il CO., II Wall street, New York, will pay
the highest rates for Douboons, spanish Bank Bills.
Governments
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Established 40 Years-Dr. Lewis Medic
cal and Surgical Institute, No. Beach street. Special
attention given to nervous diseases.
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A Pure and Delicious Smoking To-
bacco is SURBRUG's GOLDEN SCEPTRE. Try it
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THE CHINA NOT OVERDUE.

San FKANCISCO, Jan. 3, 1874.
The agent OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
states that the China steamer China is just now
due and not overdue, as stated on Thursday.
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CristadorO's Hair Dye Is, by Far, tho
best exant; always reliable perfectly harmless and
true to nature. Sold everywhere.
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Happy New Year.-Ladfes', Misses,
Gentcmeus and Bows Boots Shoes, India Rubbers and
gentiemen's Toilet Slippers at MILLER CO.'S, Nc.
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VESUVIUS.
Premouitory Symptoms Of an Eruption Of the
Volcano
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

NAPLES, Jan. g. 1874.
Rambling sounds from Mount vesuvus have
been heard within the past few days, and an erup.
ton OF the volcano Is believed to be imminent.
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COrns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints.-Au
diseases OF the feet cured by DR.. ZACHAfUE, Union
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A.-Hernia.-The Cruel, Cruel Springs,
Fingerpads, &c. now aban ioned forever. The
ELASTIC TRUSS. 6S3 Broadway holds RUPfURE COM
fortably night and till permanently cured.
Putrunized by Surgeon General.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.


OFFICE OF TIRE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. g., Jan. Al A. NJ.
Probabilities.
For NEW ENGLAND AND THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC
STATES, PARTLY CLOUDY AND FoGGY WEATHER. WITH
CONTINUED HIGH TEMPERATURE AND INCREASING
/ sOUTBERLY WINDS, WILL PREVAIL THE GREATER
PORTION OF THE DAY. TIE TEMPERATURES WILL
FALL IN THESE DISTRICTS, WITH THREATENING
WEATHER DURING SUNDAY NIGHT.
For the South Atlantic States, clear or fair
weather and high temperature, except on the i'm
mediate coast, where light rains will prevail, with
but slight changes OF temperature.
For the Gull States, generally fair weather, with
decidedly lower temperature in the Mississippi
Valley and westward.
For the northern portion OF the Gulf States, and
thence northward over the ohio Valley and the
lower lake region, generally cloudy weather with
areas of rain and fresh to brisk soutnea stery to
southwesterIy winds and lower temperature by
Sunday night.
For the upper lake region. and thence southwark
to the Missouri Valley. decidedly cold weather,
nor thwesterly winds, with rain and snow.
The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past "a hours in comparl-
son with the corresponding day of last year. in
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
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Hair m0nd, Gold. Silver,
Blonde. Snow Flake, Ocean Spray, Rainbow Pearl de-
GkEENE'S Wholesale Depot, S. Cedar street
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Mrs. Shaw's Moth and Freckle otfon->
Warranted. All druggists; 81. Depot G.1ES 4 Co..
46l Sixth avenue New York.
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Avon lost nothing Of its dreamy, translucent
beauty in the Interpretation Of the orchestra. The
plants of the lovers, the twltter of the BIRDS the
chatter Of the elves, the haldisclosed r0guery Of
Puck, the glow Of the slumber music, the hearty,
broad humor OF Bottom and his companions, and
the stately and sparkling character OF the march
were given with that exquisite finish that 1t would
be vain to hope Tor from another band. That cher
d9urre of elfn lile the minor scherzo was
handled as delicateIy as If Puck himself held the
baton. 1t was, indeed, q glimpse into fairy land,
without the materiallsm that the exigencies OF the
dramatic stage demand. The work OF Llszt ap-
pears to better advantage In orchestral form than
Tor the piano. 1t was made popular In New York
through the playing OF Rubenstein, Mills, Miss
Mehllg, Miss krebs and Miss Topp; but in It's pres
ent rich attire, sparkling with those gems Of
orchestral effect that Liszt possesses In such lavish
store, it Is more brilliant than ever. The ancient
spirit OF Magyar chivalry and splendor breathes in
every measure. and In the resistless rush Of the
finale the impetuous daring Of the Paiadins Of East
ern Europe windy Illustrated. Beethovens great
work-the most difficult, probably, Of the four
Overtures written by him for mis- OPERA "Fdelio''-
showed the perfection OF the strfn0ed Instruments
to which the largest share Of the LABOR Is entrusted
OF Thomas orchestra.
The "Tarumereii' was encored, az It never fails
TO be when presented by such an orchestra. We
have already described the erect Of Berlioz's fairy
beside the G MINOR scherze Of Mendelssohn. IL Is
a mosaic OF delicate fancics, such as eIhn hands
would weave. The sOlOHts were worthy OF the
concert. Mr.. whltneys two selections were rem
dered with the Intelligence and expression OF q
Though artist. His Interpretation OF the grand
aria Of Sarastro, 'Qu sdegnO," evidenced the
richness and compass of his voice, and Handlers
aria, the strange l0ve-making Of Polyphemus, q
Cyclopean tribute to cupid, was sung with the
OF Santley. Mr.. Lubeck's vi0loncello playing has
both breadth and shading Of tone, and we have
not had here for many years such an eminent
virtuoso on the harp as Mr.. Lockwood.
when the strains OF the "Pilgrim's Chorusn in
the "Tannhauser" overture announced the con-
cluson OF the concert there was feeling of
regret or Of unwiingness to leave such least of
music. Rarely has programme OF such noble
character and interpreted with such artistic skill,
seems now to be universal demand for the
repetiOn OF tina Rafr symphony. which constituted
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In Thousands OF Cases.-Mrs. Wins
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases with which
children are afflicted such as teeihng gripping in the
failing success in thousands OF cases 1t sofens
the gums, reduces Inflammation and allays all pain.
Mothers do not fail to procure It.
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Wigs. Toupees.-I. Rauchfuss, Pracff-I
cal Wig and Toupee Maker, "A East Twelfth street, near
Broadway.
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Pomer0y & Co., 744 Broadway, New
York, sell for s. the best "ELASTIC TEUSs'
|
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The specie in the Bank OF France has increased
6,4oa, 600 francs during the past week.
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Average temperature ytSIVrUHy' ia
last Year ssx
Average temperature last week. SO 81
Average temperature for corresponding
week last year ...................... rs IL
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Try Them.-Fisher's Matchless ssPara~
gon Gold Quill Pens" C.M FIsHER& co.
II Futt nsfrce
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FRANCE.
TELEGRAM TO THe NEW YORK HERALD.

Specie in Flow to the Bank
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TELEGRAM TO The lew YORK HrsID.
LONDON, Jan. 8, 1874.
The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank
oil England on balance to-day Is f270.O0a
DISCOUNT ON CHANGE.
The rate for money at the Stock Exchange on
government securities is AZ per cent
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the principal feature at the last symphony soiree,
and It will be placed on the next matinee pro-
Gf1more's Twenty secOnd Regiment
Band.

Band.
This organization, which was formed q short
time ago under the direction OF the well known
Jubilee protector, gave o concert last evening at
the Arm0ry IN Fourteenth street, which was at
tended by very large number OF people, The
band numbers 85 perforformers, among whom are
several utrtuost OF local fame. The programme
last night had but lew selections BY which one
could Judge of the degree OF progress made since
the opening concert at the Academy OF Music. The
principal feature was Wieprecht's arrangement OF
airs rom ''Le Prophetic" which, although rather
too fragmentary in form to be accorded the praise
that unity OF idea and symmetry demand, is full
OF telling Effects and is calculated to exhibit the
power OF military band to the fullest extent The
march Ia clevery wrought in among the other
tn mes taken from the opera. IL may be regretted.
however that the old Prussian bandmasrer did
not use In this fantasia some OF the most beautiful
subjects In the ballet music, notably IN the skating
scene, which might be arranged In very effective
form. Weber's 'Jubel' overture and the march
from "L'Aircaine" were the other two numbers
on the programme worthy OF remark. The band
has undoubtedly made progress in the precision
and spirit which they bring towards the nterpre-
tation OF work 1t Is great deal gained when
65 men play with correctness and obey implicitly
the baton OF the conductor. But much remains TO
be done by this band before they attain tnat won
derful power Of expression and colorng-tone
panring-with which some of the European bands
adorn work. The principal defect OF bands
in which the German element prenominates Is that
they cOnf0und quality with quantity Of tone. But
this Is degree OF perfection that Is only reached
by long practice together and by an interchangeable
conductor as Mr. Gilmore has proved himself to be.
Everything depends upon the leader for the requi-
site Interpretation oil q work. signal example OF
which is shown IN the case Of Mr.. Thomas, who
has brought his orchestra, alter years OF industry
and perseverance, to that degree OF artistic skill
that the most delicate nuances OF work are 0D-
served by them. The sOlOsts last night were Mr..
ArDuckle who played "The Wplrlwind Polka" OF
Levy with spirit and finish, showing remarkable
phone player, who is evidently master of that
instrument Mr.. Gilmore has been fortunate
enough 10 secure Jour saXopnone players ior MS
band. They are singnlarly effective, and give q
soidity to the general tone OF the other instru-
mentS.
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Theodore Thomas First Matinee.
Steinway Hall was we'll filed yesterday after
noon, and the initial matinee Of Mr.. Theodore
Thomas successful that there is little doubt
OF similar good fortune attending the rest OF the
SERIES The programme consisted Of the choicest
selections from the immense repertoire which Mr..
Thomas has at his command, and comprised the
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\u inquest held at Liverpool the other day
CA the body cd n little girl about eight years,
the daughter nt sailor, conveys lesson Is,
At al events, worth the attention OF woman.
The unfortunate child, whose death formed
the subject cot inquiry, about three weeks ago
underwent the operation OF having her ears
pierced with stoC&ingncedc After the
ears were pierced, two earrings belonging to
her mother were pat IN them. \ fcw days
later a blister came hchind one ear; thea the
laws began To- swell, worse symptoms Cn>ued
anl on Saturday lu~i lhc child died. The med.
real evidence MAS 10 the effect that death had
resulted from exhaustion consequent upon
the Intense Inflammation caused hy the pierre
iug of the ears, and the Jury rendered verdict
accordingly. OF course. If women choose
to have their ears pierced, it would be I'M
pcrlIGcucc on the part of man 90 demonstrate
again, the >cliintllCtcd torture; but there can
bc no harm in suggesting that childrcn might
hC allowed To reach wears Of discretion be
fore iaCv are called upon To follow the exam
pie OF tlcir elder, and hcttcrs in this respect
lti>. however, uniy tair on woman IL admit
+ that she did not invent the practice of ear
piercing According go the MohammclauS
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: Warming Against the Pursuit Of oNic"-


.cUkins.
The Hon. Albert G. Brown Of Mississippi
recently wrote letter 10 q yOuu@ friend
wherein he lamcats shat he ever made Il pc
lit!cal speech or Held an Office. Ex-Governor
Brown vas Tor ,E.rty.lhrcc years, previous t,
$50, continually u. high official and politi
ca. station, and would, therefore, seen To have
had is cXIcnSlTa ali favorable an experience
rs any e.. his contemporaries aad associates
We quote rs follows:
True, a3 you say, held many Offices. In
deed, may say that | never knew defeat in
any Of my aspirations, And it is just because
had success which people cali wonderful
that Tee, competent 10 administer word OF
caution 10 the young men of this generation
My young friend, do not be deceived by the
glitter OF Office | am now past my three
score years and am fast travelling into the ten.
have he'd almost every office IN the gift OF
the people, and | can truly say, WIN the
preacher, 1t Is all vanity and yCNat;Un ot spi-
it,
Looking back over a long, aal | hope
not unsuccessful life, | can say, with clear
conscious my greatest regret j. that ! ever
made political speech ur hc.d an Office.
There is fascination in office which be
guilcs men, but be assured, my Young friend,
1t is the fascination ola serpent, or, 10 change
L!lt IL llC II II llC iYH'N JN"'f, WINCH 'NFN'9
you on TO inevitable ruin ! speak Of that
which | do know. lfmy young friends Will
be governed by my advice, | have this TO say
after all my success aS public man, now
when my head is biOssoming for the grave, |
feel .hat 1t would have been better for me It
had followed the occupation Of my father, and
been a farmer
The mechanic arts are all honorable. To
be a blacksmith, IS carpenter, oraO artisan
Of any sort is no dlsCre0jt to any man. Bet.
ter that than De Il Jack leg lawyer, duack
doctor, CounterAoPper or, worse sun, a
wrctChed seeker after office. OF all pursuits
in life that Of the farmer is most respectable.
1t may have its trials and diSappointmenls;
so do all others. The mechanic may lose the
wages of his labor the professional man his
tees, the editor may weep over delinquent
but the honest industrious tarnl-
r is morally certain of fair return for his
labor. True Paul may plant and Appol!os
water, but God must give the increase But
where J., the faithful Cultiyator Of the soil,
Gods heritage to man, who ever yet suffered
for bread: Allow me again to caution my
young friends against the beguiling influence
1t Office, and advise them most earnestly &"
stuck 70 mother earth.
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\ RoMANCE.-That the Bonapar.eH wcrc
not 10 royalty born, seems evidenced - the
ObsCurity OF certain branches of the family
London has for a year or SO sheltered one OF
the fallen branches Of the tamily--a royaI
niiliner'--and our own Baltimore contains
auothcr-a little old woman with feeble, tot
tcring frame, aid u wilencd, Wrinklcd face
wigged and specialized. on the promenade
the Old lady uses her attendants arm as Il
support and passes apparently without no
tiCc the grOupeS Of takers that stare orpOlnl
her out 10 IA stranger. II some of the more
deterrent salute her, she Strengthens for mo-
ment, and returns 1t with a touch OF the old
grace that wrought her fame and her mlstOr
tune She is not celebrity of today her
story stretches back full sixty years, to the
days when u handsome puSlllanimous exile
married her on his own caprice and rcpudi-
ated her at the beck Of a brother; tor she is
Madame Jerome BOnaparte, a she has al.
ways proudly styled herself once the wife,
now the widow Of Jerome BonapartC, King
of WeStphaIia. beautiful, brilliant and
aristocratic, Mis-, Patterson married him,
then an unknown stranger against the wishes
and counsel of all her friends She j. now
old and peculiar Her son Jerome, who
never saw his father, j. dead, hui his widow
and chld-a third jerome, with unmistak-
able BOnupartc taCC-are living in iialtt,
more.
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Milwaukee style Chicago hr. .ruudl-ga
l.uHWy suburb
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" The sweetest woman ever fate
PCrvcrst denied a household mate.
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CHANT D'iNDi ".


Lit TO my lutte, love,
List 10 my sigh;
WHY art thou mute love,
Light OF mine eye
My song is brcathcd, love,
10 none but thee;
Ny lutc is wrcathcd, love,
For only thee.
still Is the night, love,
Wake from thy sleep;
The stars shine bright, love,
OcwS lightly weep.
.th, contest thou, love,
GaiIy To me-
Blcst am ! now, love,
By seeing the.
Light Of my life, love,
My JOY for aye
Oh, be my wife, Love,
Dazzling Laura.
List to my Lutte, love,
List 90 my sigh,
Love j. not mute, love,
Nor will he die.
His song j. hrcuthcd, love,
As this 10 thee;
His lutcis wrcthcd, love-
Like mine for thee
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ne Lop,tls,' July, 1874
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: The sweetest woman ever fate
PCrvcrsc denied Il household mate.
WINTER
ri, twilight Of the day,
And twill ght of the year;
The leaves are turning scar,
The green is CROWN. gray.
II Is little room
SOnoatly dressed and stii;
Which fostcrcd roses fiji
With subtlCst If perfume.
4 zephyr lurking 10y,
BrtrayS the curtaincd bed
Did ever mortal head
Sm either pillow lie?
That pantOmimic fire
How clear its coy glow,
Its gestures ever SO,
Behind the woven wire.
But hush. The lady come.
IS softly a the hours,
lis swectcr than her now rs.
The melody she huns.
Ste dcftly locks the blind,
Aud draws the night shade low,
While with her gown Of snow
The kitten toys behind
iicr hands are faultlc>S fair,
Her movements all Of grace.
And her, quecnly air
FOR such iowly place.
She Ats, and bows her head
What do the shadows say
Her volume of the day
Lie, open and unread.
6hs beauty Of her face,
Nbcrc lives dreamy liglL,
No suffering shall blighN
NOT Nc>ring year, craoc.A
NJ GiSSa now lifts aJuyc
The "1,Ht,ip Of u tear;
Ana angels "rjttng near,
-{c"ord' wHHaeeA love.
.,Cr,B!s4lry to,' >yul,.,,je..
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he dam
Weld In its nnvpr: and cases pi spn~uni ~ ON.
cured hy tins preparation, publicly huoNn rcmaka.
ME as hardly 10 b believed were they not proven beyond
dispute IA remedy II 4. ad"p nae, OF which the public
may irv for full projection. ~ curing Coughs. ihr
toraruuncrS of more sproaS disease n saves unnumhertd
lives and an amount suffering not 90 he computed. u
challenges trial and cOnyucsS the most scepCH Every
family >houh keen u on hsnl ~ Protection against the
early and unncctiyed attack OF Pulmonary Affections,
which are easily met At r> hut which become incHrHhe
and fatal. IL neglected Tender lungs reed ths
defence: and 10 h. Without it. As safeguard
10 children amid tie distressing diseases which he>c the
Throat and Chest OF Childhood, CHERRY PFCToBAL i in
valuable Tor, bS It's timely u>s. muuudeS are Ir,cGeI
from premature graves and saNsd TO The oy ana artu
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one will suffer r'U.lsslme InturnZn AnG palhln.
bronchitis, Vhe.i Juey know how easily tNe' can
BE- cured
originally the pruuDt O.. long. hilarious ana >nCreSsul
chemical Investigation, Cus' 81 to i spare" IN uaN
bottle IN The utmost possible" perfection II may u
confidently gprd Unun possessing All the virtues " aS
eNhit". cnt capable ol producing cures ~ WtIn
bic A. the greatest 70 has ever effected.
rEEPAErp ~
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Practical and Analytical Chehtic'll.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For D. seases OF the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs. Colds, Whooning
Cough, Bronchitis. Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among The great l,sCDV.Tie.
Of modem science. few are OF
more real vHiuc TO mankind
than tins eiicCtual remedy 10!
All diseases Of the Throat end
Lungs. \ vast trial OF it, ,ir,
turS throughout this and other
countries. has shown ina 4
does surely and eiicCtualiy 80.
troll thru. The testimony ul
uur best citizens OF alIclt>. :,
establishes tie iJclihsf CllEE,
ny ~, rOEAL will and doe, gy,
lnrvc and cure the aft'i ling dis
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Ncyoud any other medicine. -