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RUssA's ROYAL REPRESENTATIVE.


Preparations for the Reception Of the Grand
Duke Alexis.
The following mined gentlemen have been appointed
the executive committee to make the necessary arrange
ments for Citing reception OF the Grand Duke Alexis
Of Russia bis arrival In this country, viz. Mr.
u. Aspnwai. MI y. II. urinnei, Mr.. r.; W. slough.
states Army Rear Admiral odon United States Navy; Mr..
X. Lenox Kennedy Mr.. william T. Bodgett, Mr. j. TAYLOR
Johnston, Mr. L. 7. Morton, Mr. A. Biersad Mr. H. Cews
Mr.. y. J. Macy, Mr.. s. L.. N. Barlow, Mr.. Thee.
dore Roosevelt, General Lloyd Aspin~all, Mr.. r. W.
Howes, Mr.. Howard Potter, Mr.. James f. Montgomery
A. meeting OF the above committee held the cath
INST, Mr. w. H. Aspinwal elected president Mr. James
E.Montgomcry secretary MT X. ". Howes treasurer
large reception committee, comprising OF most
nounced IN u few DAYS
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the ANNIVERSARY IN BROOKLYN.

The ffy second anniversary of the establishment OF odd
Fellowship IN this country Handsomely commemorated
the BROOKLYN Athennum last evening The
r. q. NJ. Marvin and the Rev r.. G. Bolcs The danares
present r. a. ms Langdon aud Petit, q. Norva
editor Of the imericn Odd fe oe, 4. o. r Gardner, 1rand
Clark L. u. r. Swanon d. d. q. NJ Salter and
Others The audience numerous Several fine musical
ectlons rendered admirably The affair
most exceenty carried out and reflected credit tho
oulsr Orler under whose auspices U was gotten
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TN; TIGERS TRIP.
Arrival mt Chicago Emf hnsiastic Receptions
Everywhere.

Every where.
CHICAGO, April &c, 1871
The blooming party which left New YORK city Tuesday
morning with such n grand "seDd or arrived safe and
sound Mt Chicago this evening, at eight o'clock Au
along the party every evidence
OF enthusiasm. Fun has Gourshed board tho Tweed
Kcarney has srased the ane often that has
almost through the roof old Mitchell 10 getting his guns
ready for the LOS who make any unfcnjly demonstra
The entire visited Hooleys Tonight by special
request George Mitchell sang "Carry tho News Mary"
with Donneiiy, McCabe. D0nohue and w. H. Molouey
Mooney, Sr has been raining the party
with stories OF his scapng exploits Of The party
leave here ten O'Clock. All hxnds we'll
but President Brennan is getting thin.
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WHAT'S termed The China Inland MISSION, under the
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. consisted OF fifteen males
and fifteen females, and they do not form part OF
any OF the established missions.
At q meeting held at PeKn In 1870 OF the men,
bers or the "Amerlcan Board OF Missions" DR..
5. w. Williams, the American Charge d'Anaires,
took the chair, and In his address, said that "when
he arrived In China thirysix since there were
only IWO missionaries y
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

ApRII. 81.
155G-The treaty for the conclusion OF the Crtmca0
war ratified.
ls3S--Charieston, =. c., almost destroyed BY IRE.
18l3-The American forces captured York. now
Toronto, Canada after severe battle.
lT99-Battle OF CassanO, Italy; the French, undcg
Morcau. totally defeated by the AuStrlanS and
Russians under Suwarrow.
l206-Batilc OF Dunbar; the English completely
defeated the Scots ana captured their KING
John Bah0l.
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WEATHER REPORT.
49, ~~~,~~~~~~~,
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGMA OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April 26--7:30 A. NJ.


Synopsis for The Past TtoeHty.fo,tr Hours.
On the Pacific coast the weather has remained
sensbly unchanged since Tuesday afternoon. The
threatening weather and falling barometer that pre-
vailed on Tuesday west and south Of Indiana has
extended slowly eastward, and now prevails from
Lake Erie to Virginia and to the southwest OF that
region. Heavy rains have fallen in Tennessee and
the Ohio valley. The sky has become hazy and par
TALLY cloudy in the Middle STATES and South Attain
tic. The barometer Is now nearly stationary on the
immediate Atlantic coast. Fresh nOrtherly winds
have prevailed during the day on Lakes Erie and
Michigan.
Probabilities.
IL Is probable that storm OF some severity VIII be
experienced from Lake Michigan to Lake Ontario.
Threatening and rainy weather from the lakes to
the Atlantic coast.
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Rend plain Home Talk.

PLAN Home Talk by the popular writer ana prac"aness
r.. h. Foole N. d., Of igU Lexington avenue =. es,,.
aSod by subscription IN morocco ciosn - .
library 81 75 In Herman language, morocco coih 80 no.
Send your names publishers, all VINO want ~ and An
agent will be sen 10 yo cannot be mad OF booksolerA
"so w" ~ "a. WELLS q co, Publishers
432 Broorne street. New York.
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A.-Phni0n's New Perfume.
LOVE YOU.
LOVE You.
LOVE YOU.
For sale by all druggists.
A.-rnc Milton Gold JcwcIry Company Have

appointed the proprcors of the well known and original
Dollar Store, 667 Broadway, their sole Agents II
America for the sale OF the MILTON GOLD JEWELRY.
The only place In the city to procure the genuine Mi0u
ewery will be at the Original Dollar STORE under the Grand
Central Hotel one half Of their magnificent show rooms
will devoted the exhibition and OF these goods and
every promise the pubic the Milton Coli JewelrY
will be carried out by the propetors OF the Orgi
One Dollar store 6S7 Broadway opposite Bond stress
Their bnsners IL continually he with the best css9
of our citizens purchasing the Milton Jcwery and also otheR
articles equally cheap that only lie mad at the
Original Dollar store which place OF business has beea
In successful operation tor over three years.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The following record win show the changes In the empera
ture for the past twenty hours in with tho
corresponding day of last year. indicated by thcrmo
meter Hudnuts Pharmacy, HERALD Building. corner OF
Anus
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Peter Hoffman. said to have been member OF Americas
Engine Company, of this cisy"Bg six's reported to
have been by freigh. train at Buffalo yesterday
and Instantly killed.
Ike Sixteenth precinct police yesterday reported 10 Coro
Young Harry Beneson, foyeight years age
native Of England bad been found dead in bed at his resi-
ceased had been the habit OF using chloroform to aay
died from overdose Of chorof taken by mistake.
Coroner Young yesterday held inques. his
the City Hall in the of Joseph Rcsec pauper the
Workhouse, Blackwelrs Island who committed suicide at
the lodging 5U7 Greenwich street by swallowing
quantity Of audanum which he had nrchased at drug
used for washing his eyes Deceased who blind had
ss r"%.a %
life, poverty. is unknown. Deceased
was thirty years Of age and native OF hts country.
The case aosein, the eight years age
died days at 34 from lockaw, the result
of injuries received by falling upon him from the
hands Of Patrick ocram the 18th inst. INVESTIGATED
before Coroner Hermann yesterday Afternoon at he city
by having his finger accidentally crushed by stone dropped
on BY LooTa v s on ae @ dsy 81 np
discharged from custody ana left for home with his friends
oGcer John Martini Of the Eleventh precinct found man
Patrick Maher lying sidewalk opposite No 15
Ridge yesterday morning. about hafpas two, with
b.: thigh and her He was to
De Lacy, had pitched him out OF window. Bridget was
she had christening party aud her cousin, Patrick Mahd
there and terribly drunk that he lost all control
OF himself and fell out OF the window Judge Scott held
Bridget under SOU bail TO await the result OF the wounded
mans injuries
The uneqvocai Of the Pounding Asylum, under
the OF the Sisters of Charity has prompted number
Of leading citizens regard such institution absolute
want in this city meeting has therefore, been called and
will be helu this evening ~ Association Hail. The
q the New York Infant Asylum and Founding
Hospital for the OF foundngs and other children Of the
age q two years and under who may be 10 H. aud
which received few since comprehensive char
ter from the The good sisters have not tired OF
their work. and although they sorey pressed for wan
and they refuse none OF the miserable wallis
left IN their kind care.
communication received yesterday by Mr.. A. T. Gal
aghe7 principal Of School No H. FROM Mr. Daven
port Deputy OF the Board of Education, by which 10
conveyed the information that the teachers commit
had decided 70 postpone the continuation OF the inves
LEGATION OF the charges against him until Tuesday next
The object q the posponement no doubt " TO afford ,ime
the legal question whether the Board OF Ednca
which VIII after next Saturday be known the De-
o dissolution Tns materially affects the Gallagher well
other cases Besides the reception Of Mr. Oayenpors
official note the principal OF NO u had vsit rora Mr.
ward permitted Mr. Gallagher to announce the pupils
nation be given to the most deserving OF their number
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ITALY.

Cabinet Proposition for the Separation Of Church
and State-The Relations With Rome.
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Movements or tho Captain General.
HAVANA, April 20, 1871.
valmaseda left Ciero do Avila this morning for
Moron.
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Removal
GEORGE G. ALLEN
removed 63 to 8il Broadway, four doors below
Fourteenth street. Diamonds Watches and Jewsry e
lowe
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We Have uo Hrsirn,iou ia Recommending
10 orr readers HALLS vEGETARLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER tor d. ndrun, aud 10 restore tha
natural color OF the han.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-27

A Bargaiu.-S2 so Hats Reduced to 81 so.
Cheapest Hats offered retail Caps Csc. bargains u
Bows Hats. Specially, Gcntemen's SIX Hats. 81
Z. u. y. HAT COMPANY, IL CortlAndt street
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Take Cnrc of Your Hnt.-Thc Moving SEM
OF the has and the transit from the Oh. 70 The
always accompanied with disaster Mrrore
arc smashed scratched, garments torn and so>ds
and the new hat lsd aside for special taat
IN condition, always TO render visit KNOWS. NO. 2l3
Broadway abs luey necessary. II IL fortunAe for hAs
wearcrs chat have Knox.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-27

About This Timc Good People Locking
up Pictures Paintings, Mirrors and Picture Frames.
FOR such Injuries go TO Friend BRADLEYs, cheapest 10
New York, IL Liberty street Cut this out.
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The Provision supply Of Paris stopped.

The Provision supply OF Paris stopped.
LONDON, April rs, 1871.
A despatch from Brussels to-day says the
Northern Railway Company has notified all its
station masters that the blockade Of Paris
commences at once, and that provisions des-
tined for the French capital must be retrans-
mitted to their senders.
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An Elegant Suit of Fine Flowing IIsie
multitude OF mperfcctions. CHEvALIER'S LIfK
FOR THE HAIR the highest chemical authority In
the world. A hair dressing stands above comparison.
Restores gray har It's falling growth
of the weakest hair. Sold by all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-27

PESTH, April 20, 1871.
It is announced that the Lower House of the
Austro-Hungaran Diet will, after very animated
session, close It's session on the 18th OF May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-27

A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25i Broadway, corner Murray str0ot.
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AUSTRIA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Parliamentary Adjournment Close at Hand.
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A.-For n Stylish and Elegant HAT Go g
EsPEHSCHEID, manufacturer, 1I8 Nassau street.
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Extent Of the New Revolution In the
State Of Panama.
End Of the War Between Salvador and HOndu-
Honduras Conquered.
TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE IN CHILE
TELEGRAM TO tine NEW Yoax HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO TINE new Yoax HERALD.
The HRRALD's special correspondent at
Panama sends the following later and fuller
details Of the recent important events trans
piring on the Pacific coast -
PANAMA, April %,
Via KINGSTON, JAM, April 26, 1915
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their barbados. There was no firing at
Neuilly by either side till six o'clock.
GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTS.
Herald Special Reports from
Versailles.
-~~~~~~~~>~~->>~>~o~~>o~o>o>
Severe Bombardment of Fort
Issy on Tuesday.
THE WALLS PREACHED.
-O~~~-~~~~~~~o~~~~-~~
Expected Evacuation Of the Fort by
the Insurgents.
.o~0o@~010o0o~
THE WALLS PREACHED.
The Provision Supply of
Paris stopped.
KILOGRAMS TO THE new Yoax1HEaALu.


We have received the following despatch
from our special correspondent in Yer
sailles -
VERSAILLES, Tuesday Night,
Via BoULoGNE, April 26, 1915
The bombardment Of Fort Issy has lasted
all day, and q breach in the walls is distinctly
visible.
PRUSsIAN AID.
The Prussans have agreed to permit the
Versailles troops to erect batteries between
the forts on the east and north and the en-
ceinte, and if the insurgents approach the
Germans will fire into them.
AN ATTACK ARRANGED.
An attack upon Fort Issy has been ar
ranged.
A Feeble Fire-The Evacuation Of Fort
Issy Expe cied-PontOon Bridges Across the
Seine.
VERSAILLES, April &c, 1871.
Fort d'Issy replied but feebly yesterday to
the fire of the batteries of the Versailles army
at Meudon, Creteuil and Chatillon.
EVACUATION EXPECTED.
1t is thought the insurgents will soon evacu-
ate the fort, as the incessant fire of the gov
eminent batteries prevents repairs Of the
breaches already made in its walls.
PoNTooN BRIDGES ACROSS THE SEINE.
The Army of the Assembly are establishing
pontoon bridges across the Seine at Puteaux
and Neuilly.
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Ike Sixteenth precinct police yesterday reported TO Coro
Young that Harry Benerson years age
native of England had been found dead bed his
dence az West Nineteenth street From the fact that de-
ceased had been In the habit of using choroorm to alay
pain with which he had long suffered s believed that he
of chlorof taken by mistake.
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We have received the following despatch
from our special correspondent in Yer
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Average temperature yesterday.
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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Peter Hoffman, said to have been member OF Americas
Engine Company, of this city-"Big Sx"is reported to
have been by freight train Buffalo yesterday
and Instantly killed.
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CONNECTICUT MORALITY.

A COiored Murderer Convicted-New England
Heathon-H0rribis Story Of Incest-An I'M
natural Eather-Six Daughters Fall Victims
TO n Parents L.ust-Their Offspring Smoth-
cred MT Birth.
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First publication November 80
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notified tbat watrant ut attachment ht,
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spaford NOW uuh >, ynu nab slr a o..
fore N Z. WondwofIh, a jp- les Of We pcl"'
IN aud for sad uuusy AZ his oNlrr ~ saia
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1871, at one }u'clurk. in thr uae E0ot. tl7
mcnt viii br rendered az aS yru, m1 s"a
property sold 10 pa, tla d-Et
Dated this 21iH l1g ol &pytmher lsfl.
SETH \. SPAFEOGu
3w Pl4intiff
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H GLANDS Garrtn Bill +.

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70 CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser having been permanently
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Prtes Wishing fhe prescription viii please
address
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4ll south Third Street,
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All connections via Quiury are direct and
perfect
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Toy For Denver, Cheyenne, Su!t hlle,
Saclnmento and Sn Franc SEQ, nas,tu 10
lfave cho'cp nf rtWe, either va ho as
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adininisterrd s. ttis prri.st 80 -
so chIl thrrc months "fd .'.
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Aiaety.
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hsvc recently moved into my pew store
ANA have nv on hand and am receiving
dtin from Eastern markets, one NJ die l'.
q 5, ana t..>t selected stock OF Goods tyrg
keai Ia Wood County and solicit p Tt,,
wishing 10 buy good, 30 call anI cNsmtue "a!
good. before purchasing elsewhere,
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1871-03-30
pT~TO THE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
SECOND REGISTRATION.

The Board of Registration for the District of
Columbia will convene at the City Hall, in the
city of Washington, on THURSDAY, April 6.
1871, and hold sessions daily Sunday excepted
until Saturday, April Is, 1871, inclusive, from
Q o clock A. NJ until o'clock p. NJ, for the
purpose of correcting the list of persons already
registered by striking off the names of those
who may be ascertained not to be qualified to
vote, and for placing on the registry the names
of those who are qualified ovote, but who were
omitted in the previous registration for any
cause.
To afford every facility to persons who may
desire to register, the Board has arranged to
have a separate place of registration for each
two districts, as follows: For the First and
Second, the Third and Fourth, the Fifth and
Sixth, the Seventh and Eighth the Ninth and
Tenth, the Eleventh and Twelfth, the Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth, the Fifteenth and Six
teenth, the Seventeenth and Eighteenth, the
Nineteenth and Twentieth. the Twenty first
and Twenty second.
The place of registration for each division
will be designated by sign giving the number
of the District.
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In all that hez been done our people have acted
in selfdefenee.
lssaker Gavitt was eggsamined.
Didn't know what all this fuss wuz about.
He'd helped to skeer the niggers-he liked 1t.
He wuz very fond NV dressin hisself in a mask,
and loadin up his shot gun, and goin out with
the boys and skeerin NV em. He shot half a
dozen Nv emit was better sport than fox
huntip, coz niggers couldn't dodge into holes
and get out Nv way as foxes Good. He
knowed Nv nothin so lafiable es to see niger
squirmin on the ground with a charge NV buck
shot into him. cxcepin one time, when the boys
tarred one NV EN- and sot the tar on fire. Lord.
how the cuss run till the bsrnin tar yoosed
him up! He'd h. been an able bodied niger
he wood hev run furder, and made more
aInoozement for us. Things wuZ comm to a
periy pass when a southern gentleman coodn'
| anooze hisself without hevin Fedral sOlgers
sent after him.
| At this pint closed the investigashen.
1t will be seen that the people NV the Cor
ners hev conducted themselves ez near like
law-abidin citizens ez Good be expected under
the circumstances. There hez bin wat mite
be called violence, but it will be Obvserved
that in all cases it wuZ either made necessary
| by the ackshen NV the niggers or northerners,
| or wuz the bilin over NV that OK hu berant
humor Nv witch the sOutherners hev SO great a
muchness NV. But in dispute NV this fact,
wch is evident and palpable, | spcse these
trifiin irregularities will be made the pretext
for sendin Federal soldiers among us spose
there will be a company NV Federal cavalry
stashened at the Corners, wich will compel our
citizens TO keep their hands off these degraded
beins, and the still worse northerners and to
treat them ez tho they wuz our ekals?
| Good Heyensl Are we Twin in Republic
or under an old world despotsm Are we
| free men or are We Rooshen sers? When
think NV these things | RELY trembie for poplel
| government PETROLEUM V. Massey,
witch wuz Postmaster.)