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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852

summer while the General was on tour
to New-Mexico and Arizona, and have
since Joined him in Washington, where
they now are, and where Gen. Shermans
duties require him to pass most OF his time.
Mrs. Sherman has chosen schools for the
two youngest children at Baltimore, and
spends much Of her own time in that city
to escape the demands OF society and tor.
turc OF incessant applications from office
seekers and charity bcggars. Gen. Sher-
man and his wife are now on their way to-
getler 10 visit their married daughter, Mrs.
Fitch, ut st. Louis, the General himself
merely stopping over couple OF days at
indianapolis to take part in the army re-
union. They will soorbe back in WASHING
ton, "at home" TO their friends us usual.
Gen. Sherman further says that, while he
is aycrsc to dispelling popularillusions, he
has not, as matter OF fact, danced n
'lround dance" for thirty years, never ven.
turing more than common ''cotillion;"
but he encourages young people to dance
on all suitable occasions, because he be-
lieves the dance "fuliills natural impulse,
promotes health and virtue, and is far
more salutary than idle moping and gos-
siping." For the same reasons he has al.
ways encouraged the theatre, opera, and
concert, "as pleasurablc diversions needed
By all mankind" As to the insinuation
that he has neglected his family, he pro-
nounced it an "absolute falschood-the in
vcntion Of one OF the greatest scoundrels
who ever inflicted his presence on wor'
thy hycommunity" In conclusion, the Gen.
eral says Enthusiastically: "Mrs. Sher-
man and Iprofess to be able to manage our
own affairs, and beg the public to take no
concern on our account; we have host
OF good friends all over this continent, and
hope they will not be distressed by the idle
and silly gossip which will find its way
into the best OF newspapers" Everybody
will admit that this is sensible way OF
OF an offensive intrusion upon
private domestic affairs. .
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YELLOW FEVER.

MEMrnIs, November G.-Tlc Board OF
Health.havc officially reported the deaths
from yellow fever during the past twenty
four hours.
The following will be published to.mo!-
row:
To The Public:
In view OF the rumors which have SO dis.
quietcd our people, We deem it our duty
to state that we know OF no cases OF yellow
fever occurring with the returned refugees
who have not been exposed to the infected
districts. We may expect cases OF fever TO
occur for some wceksyct among those who
have been heretofore exposed, and think
We are safe in stating that the fever will
not spread from these cases. We regard
it safe for the refugees TO return, il the di-
rections OF the Board OF Health be com
piled with in ventilating and fumigating
their houses before occupation. No ap'
pliCation has been made to the liowards
for nurses within the past twcnty-four
hours.
[Signcd1 D. D. SAUNDERS,
President Board Of Health.
r. W. MITCHELL,
Medical Director HOrdri association.
A. D. LASGsTAFF,
President HOtrdrl association.
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ILLINOIS.

CAIEo, November 6.-Massac county
gives about 400 and Alexander about 100
Republican majority on the Congressional
ticket. The election OF Thomas, Rep, Is
generally conceded here.
TEnRr HAUTE, November 5.-Forsythc,
Greenbnckcr, is elected to Congress over
Decius, Dem, in the 18th Illinois district,
by 900 majority.
Chicago, November 5.-The vote in the
county, nearly complete, gives majority
for Hoffman, Sheriff, over Kern OF 3, 100;
Fornan, Coroner, over Cook, $4,000. For
the Republican County Commissioners
nearly 5000. The State Treasurer rcceiv-
cd about 10000 MISC. n
The State Legislature will, according to
the latest figures and estimates, stand as
follows: Senate % Republicans and %
opposition; House, 81 Republicans and y
opposition. These figures are those OF the
Chairman OF the Republican State Central
Committee.
The Democrats cOncede that the Re-
epubliCans have working majority in
Cook county.
The total vote of the city is officially 49,
5OO
The Congressional delegation has some.
what changed since lust night. Tipton's
defeat is sassurcd. There is some doubt OF
Coyl's election, and FOrsythc has been
elected over Dccius. MorrisOn's election
is doubtful.
The latest estimate of pluralitics is as
follows:
First District, Aldrich, Rep, ALL.
Second, Davis, Rep, 5,18.
ThirI Darby Rem J. OG7
Fourth, sherwin, Rcp, 5000.
Fifth, Hawk, Rep, 1000
Sixth, Anderson, Rep, $500.
Seventh, Hayes, Rep, 500.
Eighth, Fort, Rep, 500.
Ninth, Boyd, Rep, 200.
Ninth, March, Rep, 1000.
Eleventh, Singleton, DEM, 1900.
Twelfth, Springer, Dem, 1000.
Thirteenth, Stevenson, Dem, 1000.
Fourteenth, Cannon, Rep, 1900.
Fifteenth, Forsyth, Rep. Grcenbackcr,
200. In. b. Thisdistrict Iias been classed
| in n previous dispatch rs Democratic.)
Sixteenth, Sharks, Dem, 800.
Seventeenth, the official returns will
probably he necessary to determine whcth'
or Morrison, Dem, or Baker, Rep, has the
majority. This district .has also been
CaSsed Democratic.
Eighteenth, Thomas, Rep, 800.
Nineteenth, Townsend, Dem, 400. -
Illinois delegation in Congress will
therefore stand with Republican gain o
two and possibly three, counting ForsythC
as Republican, gay 49,.
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TERRORISM IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
scnatorswnlls' Reply to Governor IIamp

sas ION.
WASHINGTON, November 4.-Ex-Statc
Senator Swails', OF South Carolina, has
written the following reply to Wade Hamp'
toms letter, informing him that the courts
were open to him for the prosecution OF
those persons who had assaulted him and
driven him from home.
2 n "WAsTIISGToS, Nov. !, 1873.
"IYs ErcrliencH Wade Hampton, Gorrnor q
South Carolina:
"SEp-Your letter OF the cath OF October
came to hand to-day, the contents oi which
havcbcen thoroughly and carefully studied
from the published copy some days since
and ] must say that it seems more like
special pleading for public opinion and
sympathy than anything that looks to the
righting OF my wrongs. have no conf
dence in any Investigation which may be
made by the men who aided and abcttcd
in tho wrong, and fail to sec in what way
an Investigation by the Solicitor can gain
ANYTHING, now that the matter is
under investigation by the United States
Courts. II Is no judicial remedy ask oil
you, but simply rs Chief Magistrate to IN
form these men, who are the prominent
Democrats in Williamsburg county, that
these things must stop. Then, again, youl
lxcelIcncy carefully abstains from any
reference TO the matter OF the StlI OF Orto
Der, OF which you must have been IN
formed through the public press. Shall
mnn be assaulted in his own house BY tht
acknowledged leaders Of n party, OF whicI
you arc undoubtedly the head, aud bt
coOlly told that hc must leave the country
in ten days under pain Of death? $ this
the equal rights guaranteed by the Consti
tuition, aud which yOu haze pr0miset
the people Of South Carolina? !, sir, have
been hara45cl for the past two years by al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., only on account o
my political standing in the Republican
purity, and | cannot believe TINT yOn, sir
have been ignorant 0f these prosecutions
What ask "a that | sllnil have that pro
lection which Is given 10 other citizens o
tho State. IN relation 10 Justice Steele,
do not 600 how | can make the cliArg
more specific, ! have charged him witt
dcrcliction OF duty, and this Is susceptible
Of proof. Your intimation that hav
been striving to produce disCord between
the races IA both unjust and unwarrantcd
which can be proven by my record II
Williamsburg county during the lasttwclv
years.
yant IS. a. SwAiIS."
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, November 6.-The official
vote of this city gives Marks, Democrat
for Governor, 1860 majority over Ed
wards, Greenback, and $50 majority over
both the Republican and Greenback can
didatcs.
House, Democrat, for Congress, has SIC
majority over the Republican, Greenback
and Independent candidates. House
majority over his leading competitor is
l,S0S.
The Democrats will have increased rep
resentation in the Legislature.
There is no longer any doubt OF the
election OF Whitthorne in the 9TH and Nc
MILAN in the 4th Congressional districts
This gives the Democrats the entire Con.
gresSional delegation save one, 1iauck
Republican in the lst.
Marks, Democrat, for Governor, re-
ccived more votes that both his opponents
MEMPHIS, November G.-Complctc re-
turns of the city and thirteen OF the eigh
teen civil districts OF the county give Casey
Young ,2O6 majority.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YoRx, November G.-Tammany
elects 0 Of % Aldermen. This changes the
Board Of Apportionment, and gives the
anti.Tammany and Republican members
the power to confirm Coopcrs nomina'
tons.
Tho Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen is Re
publican by majority Of o.
A special from Albany says: Daniorth
Rcp., for Judge Of tho Court Of Appeals, Il
likely to have n majority Of $1,000.
The Albany Journal claims the election
Of O3 Republicans, 80 Democrats, 2 lndc
pendent Democrats and ; Nationals to tho
Assembly.
pOUdiHEErSlE, NovcmbcrG. G.-KctchNm',
majority for Congress In the Thirteenth
district ~ 5000; the largest ever given IL
tho district,
In the l4tl district, FcrdOn, Rep. Il
elected, not Bccbc, Dem. NJ was sent las
night.
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GEES. snrKMAx.s poMEsr.c ArfAIns.
nome Deniais That OaRht Never TO Have
been Made Necessary.

some Deniais That OaRht Never TO Have
been Made Necessary.
From the Chicago Tribune, Oct 81.
An article has been going the rounds
Of the newspapers which appeared origin
ally in the Toledo Sunday Journal Hs let
ter from Columbus, Ohio. 1t purported
TO give the "truc story" in regard to Gen.
Shcrman's domestic life, which had been
brought into publicity by the announce
ment OF his sons determination to enter
the priesthood OF the Catholic Church.
The letter alleged that Mrs. Sherman had
always. encouraged her son in this direc'
ton, and that Gen. Sherman Charges his
wife with Systematic Jesuitism," in con-
cealiny the fact from him; that Gen. Sher'
unn has long been at variance with his
wife. "skipping at every s0iree and recep'
tion at Washington" while she was MAX
inc war on round dances, "tearing down
the avenues behind the lghtcst stepping
horsns in the city," while she was ut the
confessional, and otherwise ncglccting his
family. that Gen. Sherman rented tue st.
Iouis residence while the family had gone
IN Lancaster on short visit, and that Gen,
Sherman and his wife are now living apart
and in cstrangement. ,.,-..,
Every man OF family can understand
how mortifying and offensive such public
statements OF private domestic affairs arC
1H th"se who are chiefly concerned; 1t Il
almost equally humiliating to allow then
to stand unGIiaIlcngcd and TO rush int
print denying them. We have, however
direct information from Gen. Sherman
denying and dcnouncing the mnatcri4
statements Of the article in question !
Is true that Tom sherman's action ~ GU
tering the priesthood was serious disa,p
pointment to his father, not because IN
1ieneral objects now or ever did object u
tho religious professions OF any member o
his family, but because an excellent op
portunity was open TO the young man !
St. Louis, and because his help was lkel!
10 be needed In tho future maintenance
the family; Rt the same time, Gen. sher
man did not reprOaGh his wife for tn
oCrnrrcnce, because, ~ he directly says
GShe had only notice 0i j two day
before It was announced To mo.
The leasing Of the st. Louis resldoncd
40 far from being contrary to MrS. Shci
mans wishes was suggested by that lad.
herself; the family went to Lancaster
their old home, To rrmajn there during III
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OBITUARY.
NEW YoRK, November G.-Jean jacques
Easy, the Swiss political economist is dead.

A LACK OF money is said to be the only
obstacle in the way OF the marriage OF
Prince Napoleon and the Princess Thyra
OF Denmark. A London correspondent
says:
"Thc King Of Denmark has given his
consent, the Prince of Wales approves Of
it, the Princess Thyra is in love with the
comcly young Frcnclman, and Napoleon
W." is willing, although the Princess is
not only older, but ever so much taller than
he The King OF Denmark can only give
hisyounger daughter the interest OF $780,
900, but the poor Empress cant see her
way to giving anything, and it is as much
as she can doto maintain a proper dignity
in her own establishment. One way and
another she squeezcs out an income OF
about Sl2, ,00O a year, which with the low
rent which her landlord favors her with at
the home at ChiselhuBt (he occupies
rooms himself on the top floor by way OF
tightening the rent, enables her to live
with at least some approach 10 the dignity
betting her rank. Eugene is now try
ing desperately to realize money on GER
tain belongings OF hers which arc not very
productive at present. For instance, she
Is supposed to own, rs a private indi-
vidual, three OF the very handsome pri-
vate hotels OF the Champs Elysees, which
American visitors who drive there always
notice for their massive beauty. In one OF
these hotels dwclls NJ. Rouher, her great
adviser,a staunch imperialist, and one who
is supposed to be working day and night
for the Napoleonic cause in France. NJ.
Rouhcr has always occupied this hotel
rent free, not only as favor to himself
from the Empress, but as sort OF rally
Ing point for the supporter, 70, Of the party.
When Eugene proposed the Thyra match,
to her surprise NJ. Rouher objected to it
rs inexpedient;' malicious people say he
doesn't care to have the elegant home sold
oyer his head.
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WASHINGTON.
DECISION IL THE KID GLOVE CASE.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November Oh
the kid glove case the Secretary Of The
Treasury decided, upon the report of AS
sistant Secretary French, that the action
OF the Collector at New York be affirmed,
leaving to the importers any remedy they
may have in court.
In the case OF the steamers Denmark and
England, seized for silk smuggling at New
York, the Secretary has remitted all the
fines, penalties and foriciturcs upon the
payment by the owners of $4,000 and
costs.
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LOUISIANA.

NEw ORLEANS, November 5.--ComplctC
returns have been received from but few
parishes. The result indicated in last
nights dispatches have not changed. Tho
Democrats probably elect the entire city
ticket rwo.thirds Of tho Legislature, al
tho Congressman, with possibly ono e&
cCptIon Of tho Third District, and tho sthtt
Treasurer IL elected by MI Unprecedented
majority. It will bc somG days before tht
official count will bG known.
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EAST LIBERTY, November c. CArTLE-Re-
ccipts to-day 979 head Of through and ass Of
local. Total for two days 37l through and
1,240 local. Supply fair, with good demand;
10 loads for Philadelphia, II loads for New
York, md balance, II loads, for country and
local trade; selling firm ut yesterdays prices.
lioGs-Rcccipts today 4,G2S head Total
for two days s,4l5. Workers y 75a2 81; rliIa-
dclphias s. O0aS 20.
SnEEi-Reccipts to-day l,OOl head. Total for
two days 5000; selling ut e IS To 81 on. Mar.
kct very dull; nearly all sold.
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CHICAGO, November G.-Flour--Nominally
unchanged. Wllcat-ln fair demand but at
lower rites; No. . red winter SIC cash; S0C
December: No. . Chicago spring sl9kc cash
S2JEaSIc December; S3AaS31Gc january; No
; do 7i,ia72c rejected 5Oc. Corn-ActivC
but lower at 3?sEc cash; 399Ec December re
jcC,cd 3O'Gc. 0Ats-StCady with fair demand
ut l0C cash; l02Gc December; l9IIAl0sSc Jan
uNry; rejected lBc RyC-Stcady and un
changed. BNrlcy-StcAhy and firm at Ole
Pork-ln fair demand but at lower rates; $GGC
40 20 cash; 50 &sA6 10 November; 50 7oaO 72I.
December; $500 January. I.Hrl-ln fair do
mAnd but ut lower ntcS: IS 72IfGl 70 cash
$,77 lSN5 80 December; $5s79SAS 20 January
Bulk Mcats-StcNdy and unchanged. Whisky
Steady and unchanged,
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NEBRASKA.

LINCOLN, NEn., November 6.-Addition'
al returns from all points OF the State con
tinue to increase the Republican MAORI
ties over the estimates made last night,
The entire Republican State and Congress
sional ticket Is elected by over 10000
majority. The Republicans have n large
majority in the Legislature. The Green
back vote is much lighter than was antici
pated, and has carried but one county, rs
lar us heard from.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., November ~ AN
FOR Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
colder, partly cloudy weather. occasional
rain with variable winds, mostly from the
North, and generally higher pressure.
For tho Lakes dnd Upper Mississippi
Valley, colder partly cloudy weather, on
casiOnal light rains or snow, variable
winds, mostly from northeast to north
west, md stationary or high pressure,
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suGAR.RErINING FIRMS.
Thirteen ofThem Driven Out OF the BusI.
ness within the Last Few Years.

ness within the Last Few Years.
New York Sun, SOv.2.
The New York Steam Sugar-Retning
Company have suspended business and
propose TO sell on Dec. 10 their large re-
finery, which covers 30,440 square feet OF
ground on the block bounded by South,
Water, Cherry and Montgomery streets.
Four lots Of that property, each % by 20
feet, arc leased. All the remainder be-
longs to the Company, which had a capi-
tal Of 100000 invested in its buildings
machinery aud ground.
Mr.. Charles G. Mollcr, son OF the Prcsi-
dent of the Company, Mr.. Peter Moller,
said yesterday that the Company had al
ways paid cash for all the crude sugars
they used, and consequently got them on
the most favorable terms; had done their
wolk as cleaply rs any other retincrs, and
had made tirst-class goods only, yet they
ultimately found themselves unable to
compete with rivals in the business,
whose superior success he could only Mt
tribute to certain sort OF smartness
which they would not resort to. He de-
cllned to go into the particulars OF that al
legged smartness.
Mr.. B. i. Sherman, President OF the
dent OF the New York Steam Sugar-Rctin-
ing Company before Mr.. p. Moller was,
said that the new system OF refining, in
which glucose, grape, sugar, and other
authorizations arc employed, would not be
resortcd to by this company; that, conse'
quently, they found their business a los
ing enterprise, and it was deemed advisa-
BILE to stop 1t.
Mr. Isaac 0dcll, President Of the Mer-
camille National Bank, who was q member
OF the sugar.rctining firm OF Moller, Odeli
& Co., which went out OF business several
wears ago, attributed the decline OF the
sugar-refning interest in this country to
the use OF centrifugals, and protcssed to
know nothing about fraudulent gradings
or adultcraiiOns OF sugar.
In the last few years thirteen large sugar
refining firms and companies have been
driven out OF tho business: Nlessrs X. l..
& A. Stuart, Williamson, Griffith 4 Co.,
Grcer-Thrner Refining Company, Wheat
lev, Williams & Co., Bradish, johnson &
Sons, Adams & Fuller, Ockerschausen
Bros, William Moller & Sons, Booth 4 Ed
gar, Wallace, Shoemaker & Co., Moller,
Odell 4 Co., II. n. Camp & Co., and lastly,
the New York Sugar-Refning Company
There are only two refineries in Boston,
where there used to be six none in Balti'
more, where formerly there were three;
and now the business is confined to thr'
teen refineries in New York and Brooklyn,
two in Boston, two in Philadelphia, and q
few minor concerns in the West.
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RAILROAD Boxps-Strong at better prices
Toledo & Wabash seconds advanced per
cent.
STATE BoxDs-The feature in State bonds
was M advance OF per cent in South Caro-
lima skies
SroCKs-The market carly In the day cxhib-
tied much strength and prices advanced IA
/ 4 per cent, with the exception Of Wabash
which declined from 23sG to -. The break
in this stock subsequently, lad an unfavora-
bic influence on the general list, which reac.
ted 4 to Y per cent.
During the afternoon the entire market be-
came strong again, Northwestern and Union
Pacific leading in the upward movement
Northwestern shares were the feature Of the
market, brisk purchasing movement being
developed. under which preferred sold up from
AZ to 10 y, and common from 42M TO AK.
Wabash recovered TO 22%.
Transactions lls,0O0 shares, OF which $500
were Erie, 81 900 Lake Shore, $500 Wabash,
1900 Northwestern common 10, 900 prefer.
red. 5000 st. Paul, $500 Lackawanna, 5000
Union Pacific, and 1000 Western Union.
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Destructive SNOW storms.

LONDON, November 6.-The telegraph
lines for nearly hundred miles around
Vienna have been destroyed by a snow
storm.
The snow storm at Vienna, Sunday last,
was very heavy. All the railway telegraph
lines in that section were interrupted
Thousands OF telegraph poles were pros
trated. The parks and trees in the city
are greatly injured. The snow lies sever
al feet deep. The storm extended through
out Austria.
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PHILADELPHIA, November G.-Flour-Dull
and unchanged Whcat-Easy; No. red
81 N39ia1 o.; amber 81 03al O6; white CCa
Os: No. 2Chicago 95c. Corn-Quict; vel:
low 4Oa50c mixed 47c 0ats-Firmcr; white
western 2ia297; mixed western 26a20c. Rye
Easy; western Sic. PrOvisions-Dull, weak
and lower Pork-sS 0Oas %. Beef India
SS5a7S5c; @ z" green re- SS5aSXc % Isrd%Essyfi prime prime
steam GEa6Xc. Butter-Dull; New York
and bradford eotnty, Pa, extras lSa9Oc:
Western Reserve 15al7c. Eggs-Firm AMI
unchanged. Petroleum = Refined S'Ea0c;
crude 75Sc. Whisky-NomfnaIly unchanged.
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TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCE.
REJOICE! OH, ISRAEL F!
$4,000 Majority in PennsyI-
vania.
Tammany Hall Discounted.
The Widow Butler Under a
Cloud.
The South, the Heaven of De-
moCracy.
10000 Majority in Massachusetts.
10000 Majority in Massachusetts
Victory All Along the Line.
CONNECTICUT,

HARTFORD, Con-, November G.-The vote
OF the State is as follows: Andrews, Rep,
1857; Hubbard, Dem, 4G, 1906; Atwater,
Greenback, $3.50; Baldwin, Prohibition,
l,l03.
For Congress: Gen. 1TawIey's plurality
in the First district is $500, majority ,l23.
Phillips, Dem, plurality in the Second
district is 1888, majority 1890. Waite's
plurality in the Third district is 1861, ma
lority l,2S2. Miles plurality in the Fourth
district is 1881. s.'
The Senate is II Republicans to : DEM
oCrats. The House is III Republicans TO
100 Democrats, and Grcenbacker and l
Independent.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November6-John Grey & Co.,
iron founders OF Scotland, failed.
A Times Berlin correspondent says:
The English and Danish influences are
said TO be working to induce the Duke OF
Cumberland to recognize the situation in
Hanover and accept Guelph moneys.
RUSSIA AND BERLIN TREATY.
A dispatch from Berlin says: "Russia
has repeated, confdentially, the previous
assurances that she is fully resolved to
carry out the treaty OF Berlin faithfully.
1t is doubtful il Prince Gortschakof will
return to st. Petersburg before spring.
The physicians are advising him to spend
the winter in the south OF Europe.