The New York herald., 1879-02-10
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ACADEMY OF DESIGN-wArER CoLoRs
COOPER observation-disclosures
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BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsIC-H. M. 8. PINAvoRx.
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NEW YORK. MONDAY FEBRUARY 10. 1875.
The probabilities are that tie sceather i. New
York aud its picinity to-day sciu be cool and
fair, ollosced By scarnser, sck increasing cloudi
ness. Tomorrow IL ~iu be cloudy and soara,
probably icith rain.
THERE Is at least one point Of resemblance
between Brazil and the effete despotisms-sho
has q first class national debt and it is getting
bigger and bigger every year.
GREENWICH, Conn, will celebrate this month
the one hundredth anniversary Of General Put
MANS escape from the British. 1t is not very
probable that any one will undertake to repeat
the famous leap of the old hero.
THEATREGoERs will be interested in the arti-
Gle on another page giving the compensation of
some OF their stage tavorites. However it may
be with the managers, the "stars" are coming
money, but whether they keep it or not is
another thing.
THE SUIT which has been brought on behalf Of
the holders Of the internal Improvement bonds
OF Tennessee involves some important legal
questions which are of wide interest. If State
can by legal and legislative chicanery invalidate
a contract it will be an interesting point for
many people to know.
THE INVESTIGATIONS by Professor Law, the
State Veterinary Surgeon, Of the stables of Gaff,
Fleschmann g. Co. has resulted in the discovery
that several of the cows there are suffering
from inflammation of the lungs, q consequence
of pleuropneum6nia. The milk of animals suf-
fering in this way induces, in his opinion, indi-
gestion and darrhea in children.
DURING THE WAR the ambulance system of
our army won deserved commendation from all
who witnessed its operation who unfortu-
nately became more closely acquainted W ith it.
The majority of New Yorkers who read our
columns this morning will learn for the first time
that ambulance corps, thoroughly organ
ized and equipped and ready Mt o moments no
tice to respond to the click of the telegraph in
strument, is a part OF their city machinery.
One OF THE LEADING Sr. LOUIS EDIToRs Mr..
McCullagh, glances at the Presidential horizon,
and, according to interview in another
column, sees written all over the political skies
the name Of General Grnnt. Sherman, Blaine,
Conkling, Washburnc, he thinks, have little or
no chance. Grant is the only great national
man, and he will be nominated because he is
necessary to the republican party. If Mr.. Nc
Ix, sp<o
the sooner republicans step OH board the Grant
train the better.
THE SERMONS YESTERDAY were rather cheer
full in tone. Sunshine" formed the theme of Mr..
Tamage and the Problem of Life that of DR..
Chaplin. DIR. Hepworth discussed "Man's Cow
enant with God;" Mr.. Hatfield gave his views on
sensational preaching. and the Rev. Father
Hunt pointed out the relations between priest
and people Professor Adlerc explained the differ
ence between the old and the new in the matter
of religion and Mr.. rockingham gave his ideas
on the subject of Honor"
The WEATHER.-The centre OF low pressure
which was moving over the lake district ON
Saturday has advanced to the coast of Nova
Scotia, attended by light SHOWS tho lower
lakes and the Now England States. Steep
Rfau1chtS were also lOriucu from the area OF npu
barometer that now ovcrlies the lake and Ohio
Valley region and the Middle States, toward the
northeast, causing strong winds along the coast
northward from Cape May. The centre
having reached the region of schange
of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia may de-
vclop in Ito storm of some severity while cross
ing the ocean. Pressure will undoubtedly fall
after passing east of longitude GO degrees. In
the West a much more important disturbance
has extended its influence into and eastward OF
the Upper and Central Mississippi Valley. The
area of high barometer above referred to sepa.
rates this disturbance from that on the coast.
Already heavy winds experienced along
the eastern margin of the depression with nd
cations that storm of considerable energy
will move to the lake region and
northern tier Of States during to-day.
The conditions favor the development of local
storms or tornadocs through the Upper Missis
sippi Valley. Rains will also be abundant with
the Increase of tcmpernture rs the storm move,
east. The temperatures have risen in the
Northwest, West and central valley regions
but have fallen q little in the Middle Atlanti,
and New England States. Foggy weather Sc
in last evening at halfpast five around Holy
head. In New York and its vicinity to-day tn
weather will be cool and fair, followed b.
warmer, with increasing clCudness. To-moi
row il will be cloudy aud warm, probably viii
rain.