Paris, 11th March.
Signor Rudini will nisintain'the status quo in Africa until the autumn.—From Fougking Papers.
Tar Director of Sicawei Observatory reports, Friday, 20th March, 10 a.m.—State of the atmosphere om the 19tk—The depression which reached the sea below Shanghai has' advanced between Formosa and' Japan, At the same time high pressures came on rapidly from the N.W.-and en with a rapid recovery of pressure along the Yangtze, strong N. wind and rough weather between China and Japan. State on the morning of the 20th.—'The barometer has continued to rise rapidly at Shanghai with strong N. winds "throughout the night. Low temperature and snowflakes. Proba-Dilities—Overeast weather tending to improve. Strong N. winds in the S., and moderate or fresh N. breezes in the N.—Saturday, 22nd March, 10 a.m.—State
S.W. of Japan -has advanced to the lepresaion which was yesterday to the the atmosphere on the 20th,—The S.B. of Tokio becoming deeper. Area of very high pressures over China to the N. of the Yangtze (30.71 in.) at Hankow. Very strong N. or N.E. winds over the entire coast. State ili Leyte of the 21st.—Barometer very high and si at Shanghai; the weather hes oe Probabilities. Fine weather. A strong: calm" of Shanghai.'
Weather. Moderate monsoon in' the S., and variable breezes over the Thursday, 26th March, 10 'a. of the atmosphere on the 251 centre of high pressure advances Shanghai and "the Uarometer rises aver Japan whilst it falls all along the Yangtze and aver the N.W. of China, "A depression exists or is in formation to the W. in the valley of the Yangtze. State ox the warving of the 26th.—Barometer falling at Shanghai, with rainy weather. contrary rather rapidly at vostock, Probabilities—Rainy weather, "In the S. variable breezes hich may shift to the 'S. or.E., moderate E. or S.E. winds in the N.
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