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The bill authorizing separate ballot boxes for Congress
candidates and Legislators ordered TO be read third
time Tomorrow, at eleven A. NJ
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4 III U S E NJ z N is.

The ENGLISH CIRCUS At THE RiNK.-The threat>
ening appearance OF tho weather yesterday pre-
vented the street procession OF Howe's Great Lon
don Circus and Trained Animals from taxing place
in conformity with public ammo uncement to the
great disappointment Of thousands OF outsiders,
who thronged the different points OF the advertised
route In expectation OF seeing the great gratuitous
parade and hearing the British cornet band play.
The valu able property-especiay the steel arm0rs,
brilliant horse trapplngs aud costly costumes, be-
sides the splendid m0untlngs and trimmings OF tho
various charicrs-rendered the risk OF exposure 10
rain of too much consequence TO venture. II the
weather should be line the grand pageant VIII come
town:-Leave the RINK &C nine O'CLOCK proceed
down Third avenue to forfy-second street, thence
way, crossing at Canal street 10 East Broad
way, thence through Grand street, Bowery, Tenth
street. and up First avenue TO the hlnk. me exh-
bition Is open afternoon and evening.
NEwcoMB ARLrSGroS's MYsTRELs.-This
excellent company, In which may be found some OF
the leading members Of the profession, nave found
permanent quarters In one Of the handsomest ana
cosest little halls that ever cork face Illuminated.
1t Is Immediately under Apollo Hall, and for room,
ventilation and elegance Is everything that might
be desired 1t will seat about eight hundred people,
frst class in tneir wsy. In The COMPANY are those
old favortes, Newcomb, Arlington, Rice, Leve-
ridge, Reynolds, Murphy, Henry, sianwood ana
Reynolds, ana Leveridve is the middle man. There
Ia an excellent vocal quintet and the orchestra IN.
.s n hx or THIS week Consists OF
capital buriesque on the Ninth Regiment bana' ~
addition to choice olio and an introduc'ion =, n1
most amusing character. Altogether me company
has commenced q season which Dids lar 70 " -
highly successful one. The puoic are tne vyss
Judges OF this kind OF entertainments anu Iase nns
cncores we're ante numerous, aud several obese
gentlemen In the audience went mo cynsu 1 ~
cachinaIory nature when s,ansy chanued' and
several novel features are in preparation.
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TeLEGaapHlC NEWS ITEMs.

The batting works in Winchester, Mass burned
Tuesday night. Loss $4,000.
Tho ninety sixth anniversary Of the battle Of lexington
Mass, was celebrated In that town yesterday.
John Ware the New Jersey parrcide Is to be hung a.
Camden on Friday the 26h inst
The strike OF the Baltimore Crispina has ended, the
Withdrawing their opposition to the Dsugh
ter Erispins' Association. 'ttt.t.s.
great fro has been raging for days In Howelrs
woods Woodbury. N. The woods set hre by
unrufv boys from Woodbury..
Miss Nilsson through broker, has invested 1880 0c0 In
real estate located Otis and Arch Streets Boston.
Abrsm Mcintyre, deaf mute, run and killed
Mnesville station, New York, the Boston and Al
bany Railroad yesterday morning.
The wadsworh Iron Works, ~ Buffalo, suspended busi.
sand, peratves .s'
Thsupreme Grand Lodge Of the knights OF Pyhias Is In
session IN Philadelphia.
Burmese Bros Co.'s furniture factory In Louisville, KY
burned early yesterday morning. Loss $6o,uu0.
Yesterday afternoon Eve boys, Of from six to ten
while paying sand bank In Grand RAPIDS,
Mich, buried by slide. Two OF them managed to set
Apd give the The other three dead when
IA Ell out
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nass pf the rejection 81 NE conference report on the Ku
=: Ssapsass
md ..w n. DE-
Hciency Appropriation bin submitted and concurred In
rsas:. was sS then sisn I'll hap.. eight with view
final adjournment this evening"
Evening Session.
up Ike bill Tor The sale Of chsrofes indian lands 10
up the Amnesty bin measure which thought would 90
IN S
Mr.. MORRILL,, Of w., objected there not quorum
consent the resolution 70 print additions.
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to deliver some remarks n favor Of Dominican
The rules Of business for tho Of consderng the Gen.
The motion WAS advocated by Msssra Trumeun Upton.
Robertson and Hin and the discussion was continued on the
conference committee the Ku Kux bill had prepared
. Mr. EDsusDs submitted and explained the. report.
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desoatioh and suffering 70 make any man shdder at the
believed that The whole hope Of the proposed egsato
might eontnas their power without limit L.. 10 man
after charge the democratic party With attempting TO ncts
substitute Thurmah aid not think y worth the paper
upon which written He had noticed the conference
%em6sss he BODY shs Senator from Vermont Ia
muna. had sought 70 magnify 4, SsS SGt had beer
Of ures all the country In s dependent upon
the choice Of parties e suit but upon s asersry w, q
putting ass OF cold water 70 Ups Of dying Confeds-
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the floor and many others In high pubic positions
The DEBATE continued BY AessrS EduDds, Casssrly
The report of tho committee was concurred in by
Ssmocrsts rats IN the nesative-yss So, nays IS.
passing resolution 70 adjourn ne de at two
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.v0RTY.sECoND CogG2Ess.


Washington, April W. 1871.
so on after the sadng Of the Journal without eactn
any business the senate into executive session. d the
doors closed
ELLIS
At o'clock, the .doors being opened for mnu vs.
the following bills w, We passed = .
The House BILL tninE the next Legislative Assembly on
Mexico In Decemb lo7l The House bill the
Internal laws ~ 10 provide that Of differ
epcc width Of connecting railroads goods
be TO another under the personal
superyson OF an Inspector.
Tie concured vine amendment Of the House
n the bill fos the reie of Mich. Mas Trss the peyotator
n the treaty OF Guadaloupe Ho Ngo A. paused approprf
aaes 81 $50 for his serviccs -.
AZ hfteen mnnea after four, Ncr another exe ousive
session, an open session was held.
TIE KU kLUx Ri, y.
message was received from the h.'eso Informing The
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Base GALL NOTES.

PIE Eckordsand the Junior Chelseas played game on
the Onion grounds yesterday afternoon which resulted In
victsry for the former club by a scorc OF % too
yo-lpo,row (Prffsyl Mutual vs. Chelsea on Union
grounds.
Mopdny, glth MutnN Va. Amateur Mutuajs.
The Atblctics OF Brokyn played game 9Th the Hay
% H. the Athletics svned runs and tho HSymakefs
The score by innings II f.Vows:- - -,
Ii g. a. ~. Hh. tM 70. sks. w.
a a!ss%iss:...::;:;;'Ii I : ER
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THE LATEST WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April TO- 1880 A. II.
synopsis Jor the Past T,ceatv-rour Hours.
The pressure continues very large, with light
winds and clear weather on the Pacific coast. The
low barometer indicated Tuesday night IN Western
Iowa has moved eastward and Is now north OF Lake
Michigan. The pressure has slightly diminished
on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Light rains and
threatening weather are now reported from several
points ON the Gulf and Atlantic coasts. Heavier
rains have fallen on the lakes Fresh and brisk
southeastery winds have prevailed on Lake Onta-
rio, south and west winds from Lake Erie to Lake
Michigan, northeast gale on Lake Superior. A
cold, high northeast wind Ia now reported from
Lake Michigan westward TO the Rocky Mountains.
Probabilities.
Light rains, followed by clearing up weather, ore
probable for Thursday on the Gulf and Atlantic
coasts Fresh and brisk westerly winds are pr0Da-
Bile for the Lakes. Clear weather on the Pacific
coast.
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rsp.aruac Of FATHER c1aIasn Fsa su,1p;.

Rev r. Corrgan, late pastor OF 81. Peters church. Ia
Jersey CITY, lett BY Cuba yesterday for Europe He viii
be absent about months during which time be viii vs
Ireland, England france and Italy On hts return ne WI
assume pastoral charge OF St. Brdgcts parish IN jersey
C The reverend genteman was escorted % the Cnnar
dock BY many cergymcn and prominent lAymen, all OF
whom wshsd him hearty farewell ON sunday last he
presented BY his late par,honcrs with address and
purss containing which win help 70 dsfrAS The era
pansea Of the tour.
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1,HURSDA Y, APRIL 90 a. N.
The Communists SURPRISING Newspapers
In Paris.
A PANIC AT THE INSURGENT ouTPOsTS.
The FRINGE Imperial Of Germany Ex-
pected in st. Petersburg.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 20-MornIng.
have received the following despatch from Paris,
dated yesterday afternoon, and forward the same
for publication in the HERALD:-
NEWSPAPERS SUPPRESSED.
the Commune has suppressed the newspapers
LOpinion Rationale La Cloche, lie Sotr and LIE
Ben Publtc
THE RECENT ELECTIONS.
The recent elections are declared valid by the
Commune.
PANIC
There was panic at one Of the outposts Of the
National Guards yesterday, and the men were rae
lied with difficulty.
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but TO give the Governor the appointment or the
entire batch. lie. however, got wind or the inten-
tion 10 Is said. and expressed his desre to have
anything to do with IL. 30 the Commission viii
undoubtedly remain the House fixed IL, even after
the Conference Committee have fixed up the whole
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ALBANY, April 19, 1871
Mr.. JACoBs by consent reported bill making appro-
priaons TO State charitable institutions, and was made
the special order for this evening The appropriations
about tho same last year.
PASSED
Prescribing reguattora for
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RUSSIA.

The Crown Prince Of Germany Expected nc
SO. Petersburg.
ST.. PETERSBURG, April 10, 1871.
The Prince Imperial OF Germany 10 expected to
arrive here on Saturday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-18

BOTTLED SUNLIGnT.-A professor in a
French college is said to have discovered Il
method whereby the heat and light Of the
suns rays may be bottled up, by means of
vase made for that purpose, which is OK
posed to the sun for several hours and then
sealed air-tiGht. Through small cork
inserted in the vase is perforation. If,
after the vase is charged, this hole is opened
and lens is held before it, heat sufficient
to light a candle or inaame a paper is
evolved. The professor believes that he
can thus collect and preserve light enough
to illuminate rooms with daylight for sew
cral hours Of the night.
Such an invention would have great
value, but it can not be compared with that
Of aprocess by which the power exercised by
the heat Of the sun can DO gathered up,
held in reserve, rendered portable and
made applicable as a motor for machinery
The sun at 800, shining upon an area Of
one acre of ground, excrts an expansive
power every day which, if transported in.
to lifting power, would raise ton of iron
several inches from the ground. The at.
mosphere is at all times full of such dynas.
tic elements. Itremainsi for tho inveu.
tive philosopher to turn them to useful &C.
count.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-18

VOTING QUALIFIcATIoNs-I the lit.
tie State Of Rhode Island uaturalized cit.
izen cannot receive the elective franchise
unless he owns certain amount of prop.
erty. The people have just been agitated
over proposed amendment of the Cons.
titution abolishing the property qualifica.
ton for both native born and naturalized
citizens. If the amendment had been
adopted, 10000 naturalized citizens would
have been allowed to vote, while some Of
the native born, who we're born aud bred
before the State possessed its present edu
cational advantages, will havcbeen excluded
Senator VIM. Sprague favored the amend.
ment. Henry B. Anthony was opposed
to it believing that it is better to let vel
enough alone.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-18

TO MAKE M,scnlEF.-Kccp your eye
on your ncighbors. Take care OF them
DO not let them stir without watching
They may do something wrong il you do.
10 be sure, you never knew them to do
anything bad, but it may be On your ac.
count they have not. Perhaps il! il had
not been for your kind care they might
have disyraccl themselves Il long time ago
Therefore do not relax any effort to Keep
them where they ought to be. Never
mind your own bu,inass--that will take
care of itself. There is man passing
along--hc is lo"kin, over the itnrc--Lc
suspicious of him; perhaps he contcm,
plates stealing some of these dark nights ;
there is no knowing what queer iincic, he
mi.ht have got into hi, head.
II you see symptoms Of amy one passing
out OF the path ot duty, tell every one else
that you see. and be particular to see Il
great many 1t is Il good way to circulate
such things ,hou-l i, may not banci, yonr.
self Or any one else in p,rticu!ar iIu keep
something coin.-silrnc" is dreadful ;
though it was said there was silrncc in
heaven for the space of half IN hour. let
not amy such thinT occur upon cirlh IL
would be too much for this nunn.na
sphere.
It after all Your watchful carc, y'r can
not sec anything out of the way in any
one, you may be sure it is not because they
have not done anything bad; perhaps in
an unguar'lcl moment you lost sight Of
them-;hrow out hints that they are no
haitian tb,u thov shoul,l a., ,b,t A. An chonll
not wonder if the people found out what
they were after while, then they may not
carry their head 50 high. Keep it going,
and some one may take the hint and begin
to help you along after while-then there
will be music and everything will work to
acharm.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-18

p0- A correspondent Of the Se;esAifc
America. has discovered g how 70 see mn
der water lie had occasion to examine
the bottom Of mill pond, for which pur-
pose he constructed . float out Of sincA
plank, suf6cient}to buoy himaup. Thrnngh
the centre of this Aoat he cut > ,hoh. ard
placed blanket over it, when he Was a.
abled to clearly discover objects on the Bot
tom, aud several lost tools were discovered
and picked up. He is satisfied thst. whsgS
water i sufficiently clear, the |. swetAo1
could be successfully used in searching for
lost bodies and articles, and suggests that
il be tried on the sea. Is" With cfaft
like the Great Eastess, y he adds, y wlssss
an Observatory could bs placed = the ,heae
tom, with sufficient darkness. By. thsr Al
of glasses We could gase dowp into ths
depth Of the sea, the same n " can xaSe
at the starry heavens At midn:gAt" |" as1 iaH
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-18

e A contract for making new teles-
cope for the National Observatory is now
being carried out BY 6rm in the city Of
Boston. 1t must be ready, according to
the terms of contract, in about two years.
Ii will be 90 inches in diameter, and the
plan furnished to the contractor Is pro-
nouuced by scientific gentlemen to be an
excellent one, and it is expected that the
telescope when finished will be the finest
one in the world.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-18

A LESSON IN PoLITENEss.--" A ffisad
Of Dean Swift's one day sent him turbet
as present, by servant lad who had fre-
qucntly been on similar crrands but had
never received anything from the dean, for
his trouble. Having gained admission, he
opened the study.dour aud putting down
the fish on the floor, cried ont rudely, MsS-
ter has sent you turbot" e %. n 80 80.
I" Young man, said the dean. rising
from his easy chair, is that the way yoR
deliver message? Let me teach you BET.
ter manners. Sit down in my chair, we
will change places, and I will show .yop
how to behave in tho future
"Thc boy sat down, aud the dean going
out, came up to the door, and mating :
low bow, said, Sir, master presents III
kind compliments, hopes you are we'll, and
requests. your acceptance Of small prea,
ent.'
"' Does he ? replied the boy. Return
him my best thanks, and there's half !
crown for YOURSELF. bas sssr7o9" iui
r." The dean, thus caught iu his own Mp,
laughed heartily, and gave the boy . crown
for his ready w.t. b s,'ss..'....
The teacher as we'll Is the scholar re.
ceived o lesson at that time. Tho boy cst@
tainly know enough 70 nAks hi fwsy
through tho World The deAa gvss very
fond Of fun, and NC have no doubt enjoyed
the boys coolness.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-18
WHOLE. O,,s],5'7S,

ALAsKA.--Alaskal has ten ) tsmss tho
area Of the State l,eunsylvasis, bst its
population is almost entirely Indias.N The
number of troops stationed at Si.ks does
not exceed one Hundred and 6fiyq The
population Of Sitka last year was 29b, sod
that number includes all who speak,in Eu-
ropcan language, including even those who
arc three -fourths Indian, but yet, speak
the Russian language, Tho troops are nos
embraced In the enumeration. Nesr the
town is an Indian village contsinisg1 ! 200
souls, aud they 1.-Two in their primitive style
aud paint their faces rs in the distSnt past.
The principal, trade Of .Alssks consists
in its fisheries, and during the lpae& year
5000 barrels Of salmon were put ~ r.
-Sitka, -Casan- and ~klaxaka. The. .natch
was principally in the ,A!sxapdrias ,arehi.
pelago, but furthera 10 the west cUd6sh
were caught in large nuashers. Salmon in
the Alaska market costs only 5e6 per barrel
at retail prices aud the Indians only re-
ccivc two dollars for the same quantity but
the merchants in purchasing ffoIh theh,
furnish the salt aud barvels! A larks
quantity Of fish Is forwarded 10 San Erseoie-
co, but the Sandwich Islands and Australia
are the best markets.
The fur Island Of st. Paul AID 81.
George. which are about fifteen miles long
and nine broad, aud leased to the Alaska
Fur Company for quarter million dollars
per annum, and fifty cents for every fur
procured. As there are about 100000
taken annually, even at this enormous priee
the islands are q paying institution. Il is
supposed that 500, 900 fur seals visit these
islands every year. 4 slt ,rai..ej ss.t
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-18

- The census returns indicate that
Maine has a population Of 700, 1000: about
5000 less than in 1850.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-18

- In Indiana, a man had a faintint
6t while being married recently, and dice
during the ceremony.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-18

u A region Of salt ten miles square
where 1t covers the ground like gravel
has been found in New Mexico.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-18

Grand Rapids.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-18

E<H~ Blanks. bili-.cads, cards, circulars,
catal" .u"s bills of fare, postcts, programmes,
pamphlets, etc, printed ut reasonable rates
OrrlcE-Corncr Of Second and Washington
Streets
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-18

II The Chinese never use ice water.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-18

USE OF a GlzzARD,--Why hAxa bir5e
. gixzard! Because it may anawsr ~
purposes Of teeth 70 masticate thS1f nd !;
the gissard being eonpossd u tAisk -
tough muscular substance, smallia tn,
bat moro powerful in il, ,setiop, thaa ~
strongest jaw.toue. t consists of f0as
distinct musclss-A large hsnbphsffsSl
pair at the sides, and small phi 6t ~
two ends Of The cavity. By thss sik6rna6e
action these nusolss prodnss tUDsG sGia1sS
the one . constant ftietioa -. tAs ,eaaaea0
of the cavity, the otAes ,peappls upqq
them. These muscles are lieed with 4 81.
icle which i sxtrcmely ealloaS, SAd x1al6
often becomes sastilasisoss, ashdh 49,
horny. Swallowing psbblsS :slae ai1s -
action Of the gizsard upoa - fas3 ~
stones in some measure seryisg ~ ysIl,
pose Of teeth.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-18

Business Cards, per quarter ..............- 90
By a liberal deduction will be made in ia
vor ofthosc who advertise four squares, or up
wards, by the year.
EsSc Legal notices vii! be charge! to the
attorney or officer authorizing their insertion.
Eac Advertisements sent from distance,
and transient notices, must be accompanied by
the cash.
Esy- Announcements of births, marriages
and deaths inserted free of charge.
By" Obituary notices, or "poctry' append
ed to marriages or deaths, will be charged one
half our regular advertising r,tcs. We Will
no: hereafter dcviatc from this rule