, 1881-04-10

,raek- unless ordered sooner on accorhe u pao
.rpather. A!so the following times for c1tin-
o,,lsni,,x the first lamp:
sIlr ,iau No,u stts Ltp!4t- Extinu,lish
.nrii in 3:l2:: a. nj. 1:s0 4. m. j:o3 q. III.
N99nday ..... 3:3.'4 Il. Ill. .-....---- ~.-.-.....
TuesIay 49,. 4:o.::4 H. III. .....-:.-. ...'-...-:
Wednesday,. 4::.'2i Il. III. ~..--.-...
rtnrsGay -. ;:GO L. Ill. ......-... --.......-
}e11Seas I1;!Sx sS;; D. H. 10 p III. 9:4o III.
Iprjl n .lo:Mt: p. III. s:Oo p H. ll:4o D. III.
Tne moon will be full next Thursday ut 600 Il.
- hctuc then ut nearly her taeun distance from
,hc ear1h. Tonight she will pass W degrees
.ou.h from Cranss.
The suns upper limb will rise OH Monday ut
Fl a. 4.1 south ut 0u,. 54.5s. y. 1n., and set at
6:SSs p. m, -
s.791t H. 1n., sou1hs ut l1h- 59m. 53s- IL. M. md
sets ut 6:4l!s p. I'll.
The sidcrcui, time Thursday meau moon will be
1:a.:s.53s.
Mercury will rise Thursday ut J:44 IL. H., md
eou,h Mt 1l:4C!: Il. m. lie was at his greatest
a]oagation west c,7zi degrccsl hist Thursday,
md Is uow nearing tho sun. His superior cou-
iunctou wilt occur May II.
Venus is now stationary as seen among the
stars, about degrees west from the rlciadcs-
After tomorrow she will seem to rctrogEuac,
u1u' Nv ,,r 60 T. ,.t hr;,,;n,, .x .r a,.o,u
las u''A 49, ~. - l,rrh+ nc !. fort,,;,,h+ ,,,,
III >at..' ,. -, ,1h, -. ..Y- M
~'s~. a.,r, -,
SCI III va =. ~ na eo,,+,,
a1q:l1 q. III. He is visible rs Il morning star,
among The stars Of -A1uArics, the wntcr-bearer-
Next Friday he will be only one degree south
fnono Lau,bdo in that constellation
Jupiter aad Saturn are now very nearly to-
getae', ~ III, ,,,a,-> ,,e Fo,,o,rs
4na'soHs >A~' Sn,oh ct
,,n,,o- .0:.rp. d. n. 7:CB u. H.
Saturn. OF pm. 7:U5 p. III.
Roth are rapidly nearing tho sun. ThcC arc
already 100 close to him 10 be observed except
through tho telescope The night OF Thursday.
1na INST Inst all three will be together, i'll con-
iunc+,op. with Venus Il very little distance
Tu1,ber east among the stars. Such Il cou.1-
ura.;on is OF very rare occurrence, and In tho
o,3co rir1cs. when even enlightened people
co,,ld p.ar to be projected "from the comet,
.ha Tl,,. md tho devil" would have been re-
,rordtd with dire forcbodiu:5. There aro now
somn,r,tiyc1v tes pt.,,ple VINO vii, u,1uch auy
t,nnor,ucco to .he nustin1e conjunction. be-
.-.,,d r,r,r,,in,, II rs curious astronomical
-,.a,on,anon
17rorus will south Thursday at OH H.. being
than in r;rht ascension 10 hours ~. minutes
s,a ,,r+h ,1cc1in,1,on degrees ~ minutes. He
;s ano,+- m, s,.rs nf leo little west from No.
=: ar, 1;t,}c e,st of south from No. 53 both OF
~. c,,sta,toto1
Nrn,uno ,rl,t south Thursday at 1:l3 q, III.
.u;rt+ ..cans;nn :. nnrrs a.: :nin,1c, and north
to-, II dovrnos - 1ninn1es Ha will he in
con;,,nct;, ;,,n ,ri,h rte sn, IN Nav3.
---ss.------
Urn, 1,arr, c,v;cz A7in;stor IT +1,a Court
r VIZ. o,,:,.ar,5 -,,> ,,,,os,;o, of d e,r,o
s.o,,a.+ rs ~, 1rc,3;,,r r;1or,ro,t ,vho.hor or
~ W., suIs. Co,rodcrat5on wo,,,d snhr!t tn n
-. ~, har,,ar. of ,,nss;, =; ,+e 1o1.
s.;,.a ~ .,,;1 -,,,, ,,,o r,,,,, ~ aev,,y7 yns
,,o-..,a.,, h,.:,,o sw;ss r,ns+,t,t3o,, 1,,+ for.
e;,~,, r.,<,,,ot.s nod nn r;rh, m demand If. An
rt,I,,ooe ,r,. 1oInr,to, in switzerland. uccortnr
-, .,,;cnr arf3 wcl-detincd ruics. Us lour US
,,fos not cndanrer tho neacc of the
,,,,,,,,;, i,r,,r,,i1v M we'll as heyou} its hor-
.,o,ts Thn crtjrc u,nula,fon If Switzerland
world rn,rcc,ically protcs, agnlust any
>;;1n,;on of ,ha r;chr Of asyum which
- 1,s,7 inon ,he Constitution and the
t1u,;ti,,,z of cauturirs r,ut tbe nr,ple. of
+ho ronfcarrat,on on. aIso ,nited on tho
-,.o.o-;tto ,h,t m e,,,n raf,oaos cho,, In +o,-
pfopos4uo'1 ~. ~ ..e's sn .":,a
GRATED among them whose actions "ni'c tne$'
are residing In Switzerland arc such as to cause
tho Kepubiic International troubles and dth-
t,1+{n- H+,e,; fnr I3f,!,
eN'''ta' 4'-87'. ~" 90 80. 1- ~ -~
demand Justly tne fcueral 1oFert'snens
at BeEne might reply to such proposition that
the sutne demand should be tuade Of France and
Erc,and Thar nj, s,,t.h nronostion ,ynuid he
- 1a,da4 ~ 80 ha,.a W. ro.snn ~
entertained III Aonoon W. .ase no 1ea9o'i ~
doubt, in view OF the English IonstitutloD- AS
soon as facts are presented to the Swiss Govern
mrut thot r,.ruc.cs residing II, SWITZERLAND were
,..., .eaa,.7,,,, - ~, C-o. 49,,
conneS'eu "''o 'nc as9as'1'Au"l u .ne c1"i' 1uos
will tie ordered to leave, ana proceeded Against
done in the Gehlsen and Dronsse affairs.
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TIE Wiener Dcutschc Zcit1inJ does not
take very rosy view OF tho situation at ST.
Petersburg. 1t does not mulch relish the pros
pectiye appointments Of Ignatier and OrloH to
portfolios {thc former since madc), neither does
It admire the bruskncss aud ton Of young Car
Alexander, The Ztitung designates the new
Gar as The S1ayoujc Alexander in contradistinc-
ton TO his father, tho German Alexander. aud is
Of opinion that but little good for the peace Of
Europe will come out Of the Siayonic Nazareth.
That papcr concludes an article on this subject
rs follows:
ne dare not undcrvaluc these pointed differ