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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25-1 A. u.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OrrrcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov 25-l A. H. J
Probabilities
For Saturday, in the South Atlantic and Eastern
cu,f states falling barometer northeast winds, cloudy
and rainy weather, attending the development Of =
storm centre and lower temperature
For the Western Gulf States, diminishing northcrly
winds. rising barometer cooler, partly cloudy weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer south
ery veering to cooler northwest winds, with cloudy
ar party cloudy weather and falling followed by rising
barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys. rising barometer, cooler, northwest winds and
clear or partly cloudy weather.
For tho lakc region. southerly winds veering to
southwest aud northwest, warmer, cloudy and snowy
weather, with falling or stationary barometer.
For tho Middle and Eastern States, diminishing
northwest Winds partly cloudy clear slightly cooler
weather, with stationary or rising barometer sue
seeding the storm centre OF Nova Scotia.
The rivers Will change but little except fall in the
Upper Ohio.
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THE EASTERN DISQUIET.
The Russian Army on the Pruth Prepared for
Winter Campaign.
RUSSIA AND HER ToRPEDoEs.
A Characteristic Scene in the
French Chamber.
TrY CABLE TO THE HERALD.

LONDON, Nov. 25, 1870
Letters received in Berlin report that the Rus
sian Army OF the Pruth has been fur
campaign. rho Commander. In Chiefs stan, tho
comm ssariat, tho engineering artillery and other
stalls OF the army have been formed IL stated that
Russia has contracted with German firm for tho
ofcc IS not in the habit Of publishing
denials through the medium of the provincial jour-
nails Therefore very little importance attaches to the
following in the Liverpool Post OF yesterday :-'sw 0
have the authority Of the Foreign Office for the state
ment that the circumstantia account OF the British
plans, which was published by the Fimancier Fri
day last, and which stated that Russia should
Invade Turkey British army corps would Immediately
occupy Consantinopo and defend 1t against all at
Jacks, Is purely conjectural''
FRENCH CHAMBER.
Tho French Senate, Versailles, yesterday. after
eral paots elected NJ. Chcsnelong, lcgitimst and NJ
Reuouard OF the Lett; Senators for c In the Chamber
OF Deputies The estimates for public worship
Napoleon, speaking for the first timo since his cleo
iion denounced the dangerous cncroachmenls OF the
clergy, who had exercised disastrous influence
cent French history. notably in 1870 lie supported
proposal for tho reduction OF the estimates Tor public
worship.
The clericast Deputies protested against the spccch
which was couched in violent terms
Mr. Keller lcgitimst, declared that the Empire was
accountable for the loss OF Alsace and Lorraine and
recrmnations ensued between tho ccrcaists and the
Bonarartists.
NJ Gambctta, intervening, referred to tho decree
abolishins the Empire.
The Baron de Lambert jealous Bonapart,st, there
: upon suddenly rose and shouted "Vice pEmperev!"
An indescribablc uproar ensucd When order had
been restored N. dc Lambert formally censurcd.
Another scene followed in consequence OF NJ. Gam
bcita's referring to the "ianaticisms OF a Spanish
woman who was made Empress -
AT LoGGERuEAps.
The members OF the party Of the Left oppose the
Ministerial bill offered in tho Chamber OF Deputies on
Thursday. providing that at funerals of members of
the Legion Honor military nonors shall only bs
rendered military members dying in active service
The Repubiique Francois published an article yester-
day condcmning tho influences which surround Prcs-
icnt Mahon. which it said tend 70 restrain the
Cabinets liberty of action.
PRINCE BISMARCK g HEALTH
Prince Bismarck attended the Relchstag for short
time yesterday. He looked in much better health than
last spring.
THE THINE QUARTERS OF MILLION OF MONEY.
Seven hundred and nfty thousand dollars In specie
we're Withdrawn from the Bark OF England yesterday
for shipment to the United States. Silver quoted
~ 54hd. per ounce.
THE WEATHER
The weather yesterday was wet
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THE suAKrspyAarAN REVIVAL.

To TmE Ep,roR Tux HERALD
The remarkable sale OF for the representations
OF "IIamct and Gas You Like IT," and the success OF
the ticket spectators Notwithstanding the opposition
which they have met evidences OF the growing I'D
miration Of people for the Shakcspcarian drama
1t in 1870 that David Garricx ended his labors
IN England Hs was the best Hamlet that
any foreign stage has as yet produced. But Edwin
Booth coming loo years after him, Is the best Hamlet
that has lived Hackctt The best Fssta Charlotte
Cushman the bcst Lady Macbeth and Edwin Forrest
the best King Lear | aware that some critics
differ from these opinions; but mono can con-
sstenty dcny that the plays Of Shakespeare
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A CONVICT PARDONED.
GLOVER, THE CONVICTED RoBBER OF THE
BOSTON BoYLsroN BANK PAnDoNED BY THE
GovERNoR-HIs LIBERATION YESTERDAY.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BosToy, Nov. "a. 1874
William Glover. sentenced to tho Massachusetts,
State Prison March 81, 1874, for twelve years, for
breaking, entering and stealing from the Boylslon
Bnnk, in Boston, was this afternoon pardoned by the
Governor and Council Two lady friends OF the con-
vict visited the prison At noon and waited tlI about
naif-past one, when Glover stepped from tho north
wing into tho octagon and cordially wclcomc cd by
his two female friends who have been instrumental in
obtaining his PARDON which, IL Is said, granted
account OF the fact OF his Innocence being established
fact In relation to the robbery Judson, who was The
principal IN the robbery. rs still convict In tho
prison. During hts Imprisonment Glover has behaved
spcnddly and obcyed The rules OF the institution In
speaking OF him one OF tho officers OF the prison
said:-''Glover Is a line fellow and one who by his
had charge OF the laundry department aud has always
discharged his duties faithfully. lie was extremely
happy whom he from behind the bars. attired IN
his citizens drcss and after shaking hands with the
warden and deputy warden hc left the prison.
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BROOKLYN rHrLHAR ARMoNrc nEHEARsA1.

Tho Brooklyn Academy Of Music was crowded to its
utmost capacity yesterday afternoon tho occasion
Of the nrst public rehearsal Of tho grand orchestral
society over which Mr. Theodore Thomas wicIds the
baton. Tho following works were presented sym.
phony No. Z, Beethoven; ], POGO Sostenuto-vivacc;
2 AIcgretto; 3, Scherzo;4 FinaIe-Alegro con brio
Berlloz), Weber Nachtgcsang, vogt Sicilicnnc Boo
chcrini; Tor string orchestra Huldigung's March,
Wagner.
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ITALIAN OPERA.
To THE EpIToR OF tn

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
In your issue OF yesterday, among your musical and
dramatic notes. you stated that therc would be no
Italian opera in New York this season. Allow me TO
say this Is slight mistake havc taken the Academy
OF Music, New York, beginning January 8, for my
Italian opera company, and will then produce for tho
nrst time New York Wagncr's celebrated opera al
vascco Fantasmav (thc Flying Dutchmanl, which
has already made immense Philadelphia
Baltimore ana Washington. Your kind insertion OF
the above Will greatly obigo g. CARLBERG.
NOVEMBER ~. 1875
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A MISTAKE.
From the Liverpool Post ]

On Thursday, the 9th inst, Lord Bcaconsnold de-
hyorcd his foolish and miscnievous rhodomonia iade
about EngIand's readiness for which, but that his
known weakness in the country had considerably dis
credited hmI abroad, might have worked infinite and
instantaneous harm. Even II was the speech COM
pecd the Car to express himself on tho next day,
Friday the 10lh inst, In a manner which, though
moderate and justinabic certainly does not cnd TO
purc US Ultimate peace The Emperor Alexander -
perfectly frank, and surely not even tho most IN
will be abc 10 allegc that hts
Language is out character or inappropriate TO tho
sjtuatlon in which he finds himself
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ARGUING UPON A FALSE PREMISE.


BY a singular coincidence on Thursday last the En-
peror Alexander delivered address at Moscow only
= lew hours before Lord Beaconsned spoke at the
GuiIdhaIl, and q comparison of the two speeches is
sufficient to show how wide the points OF divcrg
sncc now established between the policy aud aims OF
The two countries. Lord Dca consfcid takes his stand
upon tho OF treaties and the interests
oI England. The Emperor insists upon the suferlngs
Of his .sbrethrcnr aud on the honor OF Russia
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A MUSICAL TREAT ron THANKSGIVING.

MUSICAL TREAT FOR THANkSGlVlNO.
First class musical entertainments arc rarely In
cluded among the miscellaneous popular amusements
OF holiday in this city For the Than ksgving
week, however therc is announced under the somc-
what grandiosc title "Grand Musical Congress and
Centennial Thanksgiving Fes.val,"a series OF really
excellent performances TO DO given at the Academy
Music under tho management Of Mr.. James W. Nor
rssey. Mr.. Morrssey has made a combination
including the famous Thomas orchestra, BrignoIi
Fritsch, Fcrranti, Miss Emma Thursny Nine Gul.
ager, Miss Anna Drasdii, Professors Saer anu s. b.
Mills, with a programme including OF the
choicest selections from Beethoven, Mendclssohn, n,
Wagner, List. Mozart, Schubert, Verdi, Balic and
DonizettL With such artists and variety OF
selections classicaly be popular ard
scale Of prices no higher than ordinary theatre
rates. may safely be predicted that this innovation
upon tho usual catchpcnny character of holiday en-
tcrtninmcnts will have well deserved success bring
ing profit AS we'll as credit upon the manager. Tho
opening concert Monday evening viii include the
ballad from the Bohemian Girl" ''Thcn You'll Re-
member Me-" sung by Brignoli, when he will bc
heard in English for the FIRST time Tho succeeding
entertainments will take place on Wednesday and FRI
day evenings.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Professor Cromwell will give exhibition to-day at
the Masonic Temple, Of his illuminated illustrations OF
Paris In the afternoon and Ireland in the evening.
All Of the principal places OF amusement announce
matinee performances to-day,
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REPUBLICAN LOSSES IN
NORTH.

In the following tables the republican majortcs In
1868, 1872 and 1870 in the Northern States. and the
losses in 1875 compared with tho previous years.
shown
NORTHERN STATE MAJoRIrfEs IN 1865. 1872 AND 1s7c
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A COLLAPSED TRIAL.
MILWAUKEE. wis. Nov. Q.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov. "a, 1870
The trial OF A. g. Weissert, ex-Deputy Collector OF
Internal Revenue, an Indictment Tor bribery. ter
mated abruptly to-day counsel co. 'es government
entering nollc proscquL
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NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC REHEARSAL.

The New York Philharmonic Society gave the frst
public rehearsal for tho second OF the season
at tho Academy OF Music yesterday afternoon. The
programme consisted OF Schumann's Symphony in @,
aud portions OF tho last opera OF Wagners trilogy,
'Gotcrdammcrung" Dr. Damrosch was tho con-
ducto-.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature the past twcniyfour hour, in compari
son with tho correspond ding OF last year ndl-
Gated By tho thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy.
II vp ~ BuildiuQ.--
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LORD BEACONsFIELD's SPEECH.
"a WILD AND RANDOM TALK.
tno nstlu Nauu

From the Daily News
Icrd Beaconsfeid's Wild and random talk in tho city
has produced its natural effects He has been under
stood TO throw down the gauntlet 10 Russia, and tho
Emperor Alexander In person has taken II up Tho
speech is evidently reply to that mado in tho
Gu,lahal the DAY before
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Net republican loss in tho Northern States IN
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