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Mr.. Cannon then moved to str;k. ont the
'econd section, which proposes to make a
.imiar allowances to staff officers deranged
IN virtue of the act.
On this motion warm debate common.
ced-
And the House adjourned, after sitting
II nearly seven hours.
Tuesday, February %.
M. Fisk OF N. Y.frcm the committee ap.
pointed on the subject, reported bill to
alter the time tor the next meeting of Con-
!ress (hxing u for the fourth Monday in
May next) The bill was twice read and
committed.
MIR Peasants from the Naval Commit.
zee, reported bill authorizing the Board of
Naval Commissioners to appoint Clerks /.
which was twice read and committed.
The Speaker laid before the house let.
ter transmitting an account of the recejpts
and expenditures of the government for the
year 1913.
The bill from the Senate to provide for
exploring Chesapeake Bay and its waters,
tor the purfoses therein mentioned, was
twice read and com mitted.
Inc bill from the Senate to provide for
ascertaining and surveying the boundary
Ines Fixed by the Treaty with the Creek
Indians. and tor other purposes, was twice
read ard committed.
ihe bill from the Senate to repeal certain
acts therein mentioned, was twice read and
committed
The bill from the Senate to repea, certain
acts therein mentioned, was twice read and
referred to the committee on Foreign Re
lations.
Inc galleries of the house were then
cleared, and its doors closed, and ren:ained
SO Tor more than four hours. When the
doors were again open
Ihe house resumed the consideration of
the bin fixing the
MILITARY PEACE ESTABLISH.
MENT.
Mr. Cannon withdrew his motion which
was under consideration when the hoase
Yesterday adjourned.
n motion was made by Mr.. Aston 10 re.
consider 'he vote for striking out the dona,
.,nn IN land to the officers who shall be dis
charged from service in consequence of this
act, or to the representatives of such as
have fallen.
Alter debate. the question of reconsidera
ton was decided in the Affirmative as fnI
lows IVA
For consideration Ga
Against it so
lhe question recurring on striking ont the
same part of the bill
Mr.. CASTOR moved to amend the said
sixth section 20 as to limit the donation Tn
such OF the discharged officers as have bv
name been thanked by Congress, or have
been breve5ted, or have been wounded dn-
ring the war.-Negatived.
On motion of Mr.. Macon, the donation, tn
heid officers was reduced, the Major G enc,
rails to 1880, Brigadier Generals to l1s0
eol1neis to 900, and Majors to 500 acres
Ana the question to strike out the doaa.
tlon clause (thus amended) was uegatived.
Inc oil was 'hen ordered to be engross.
ed for a third reading
And the house adjourned at shutdown, af.
Ter session Of more than seven hours.
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citizens always be as sensible of this great
truth as they have shewn themselves at
present may they always make equal eff.
iorts to preserve the important connec
ton and may you, sir, long live to witness
tue prosperity, wealth and happiness that
wall then inevitably characterize the great
seaport Of the western world.
have the honor to be,
Respectfully,
Your most obedient servant,
(Signed) ANDREW JACKSON,
~ Maj. Gen. Com'dg.
Nicholas Girod. Esq.
Mayor of the City Of New Orleans
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Com. d. catur's Official

| WA3AlNGToN, March l.
Coiay 81 a letter fror, Com, Decatur. 10 fh1
secretary Of the Macy, dated
| II. d M ship Endymion, ar sea, ,
| Ianuary IS, 1915 s
| Dir = ne painful duty OF detailing to von
the particular causes which preceded and
led to the capture Of the late U. States
frlgate President, by squadron of his Br;
tannic Majesty's ships, (as per marginl has
devolved uponme In my communication
OF the 18th, made known to YOU INV in
| tention ct proceeding to sea on that even.
ing Owing to some mist axe of the PiIots
the snip IN gong out grounded ON the Bar
| where she continued to strike heaviiy for a n
hour and half although she had broken
several OF ner rudder braces, and had re-
CeiEed such other material injsry as to rem.
Ger her return into port desirable. was I'M
aoie 10 90 SO rom the strong westerly wind
| which was then blowing. II being now HIGH
| water, it became necessary tn fore. ta,. D. O..
yer the Bar before the tide fell. IN mi. a..
:ucceeded by 10 o'clock, when we shaved
our course along the shore of Long leland
Tor SO miles, and then steered S. r. nv f
AT O'Clock, three ships were discovered
mead we immediately hauled up the shin
ana passed miles to the northward of
tnem AT Day light, we discovered fur
soIps IN chase, one on each quarter and
two astern, the leading ship of the enemy
razee she commenced fire uoon -, b.,
without effect. AT meridian, the wind he.
came light and battling, we had ;nc,.e,sed
our distance from the Race, but the NV
ship asterD, which was also large .b;r,
had gained and continued 20 gain ',r,on ~
considerably we Immediately occupied all
hands to tighten ship, by starring water
cutting away the anchors, throwing over
board provisions, cables, snare srsrs. bo,ts
and every article that could be got AZ keen
ing the sails wet from the royals down Al,
s. we had the wind quite light the enemy
VINO mao now been joined by brig, had a
sTons breeze ana were coming up with ms
TaPioiy. lhe Endymion (ncuntiug so guns.
- FOUNDERS on the iAaih deck had now ape
proached US within gun sh,t. and had CO.
meDced FIRE with her bow guns wb,cb ~.
returned from our stern. AT s epcIocl che
mad obtained position on our s,arhoor 81
quarter, within half point blaek sbo.. On
which neither our stern nor onar,er o,,,s
would bear, We were now steering r. nv
the wind N w. remained With her IN
tnis position for half an hour. in the booe
tnat she wOnd close with as on our broad.
side' IN which case had pTepared NV crew
70 BOARD, but frC'I his Continuing to yaw his
ship to maintain his position. il became evi
Gent that close was not his intention. v.
very hre now cut some Of our sails or rio
giug. To have continued our course under
these circumstances, would have been olac. |
ing It IN his power to cripple US, withcu, be. |
ing subject to Injury himself and to have
haaled up more to the northw ward 10 bring |
our stern guns to bear, would have exposed |
US to ms raking FIRE. 1t was now du,k. |
gnen determined to alter my course south,
ior tue purpose Of bringing the eneuy a.
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LiSF OF Killed and 7c5nHdea on 5ourd HE II
States Rigute President.

States Ftigute President. 80
kiILED.~-Lieu,s. Il. Rabbit. A. Hail
ton, = low u " ory Hill, Samuel Gainn .i'
samuel DE Coster, lily. L,mphiers. M;cLssi,
Barton, Join Weary, John Briggs. cha &c,
way, Wm Smith Sd, VIM Keelsr las c I,,'"-
man. Geo. w. Swift, Francis Dso. EJ"'r1
James, Amos Peasly, William Barrett. Cbs,,.a
pratt' hos. Kelley, And. sestrom. WIFE,
Moore, Aaron Lynn "i"is'h
, WoUNDEsiD..-1,sailing Master Rogers. Mr..
Robinson, Mdshipmcn Dale and Rre,ys,as 80
Masters mate Parker, Jos Finch. John Coi'
irey' Jas. Nlckerson, WIN. Nishet. Jno Rnt,s.
VIM Rogers, Alexander Gordon, John T.;rs-,.,
David Jacob, James Hill, John Reg,n 100
Melville, Saml. Turner, Thos Gore. ID, ., mn"
mere MI Madder, R,lph n yood. Thos ~
VS. Sno. Moran, Jas G.. Nicholson, SAM. I1,.;'
Hans Harvey Alex. Murray, Stephen IIsms
mond, VIM. Hill, VIM. Edgsll, Jas M,tbr~s
stewart Griffin, John Heating, john perry. 10
rottef' mo. Peterson, 1ohu Haynes. Nathsn;eI
button, John Meigs, Natbl Bliifins, WIN Kevs
Adam Hyler, Frs Joseph, George CoIemsnss
nnomanty RHODES. VIM Smyth, Jacob D,rI;nr
gohn Gore, Jas Anderson, William Dqy;dao9
JOS Jos. Tuck John Ryan, VIM. Williams, Tbos'
"' A"Os'
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
We are desired to stare that Mr. F,r
rows intention in moving tn amend M
Hawkin's resolution by adding therera Tyea.
SN'y |V7tes, was to destroy or defe ar the re
solution itself vac
Monday, Fe5ruary u.
Mr.. M'Kin and Mr.. Hawes prese,,ed
petitions from sundry distillers, pr aying for
a diminuiion OF the duty On spirits distilled
and an Increase of the du'y on distilled sp;
rits imported; which we're referred n H.
Committee of Ways and Means.
MIR. Yancey made an unfavorable rero,,
on the petition of A. Smoot and WIN. Tbprn-
ton which was concurred in.
Mr.. sharp reported without amendms,,
ne b'l fco The Senate for the relief g
Bowie ard kurtz, and the bill was referred
to a committee Of the whole.
On motto Mr. Yaneey. the conooo;,,o.
OF LA we're discharged from the fo,,hsr
cor stderati Of the subjects which bsya
Ofen referred to them at the present sessi
on, yet Enacted on
M Eppes, from the cominittee If tv.ys
ara Neans, reported bill "to place more
edectOaily in the state courts and dis.ric,
courts OF the Uoited States the jurisdict;oo
~ the cases therein mentioned"-- da ca, es
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a z runaway

ToHN very dark mulatto boy about
Il Is years Of age, absconded from =
The subscriber on Sunday morning last al
tes committing a theft-He is short Tor
his are but well formed and very acfiT'':
has scars on each side below his aTa's-
from barns; his hair is closely cut, and
had on when he elopcd blue anti white
cross barred country bingham Fantal"on1s
and linen shirt only, but no doE5t has
since purloined other ciothing-}.e is an
arttul boy, very really in answering
|cuestiens without regard to trGtl,-has
been yell known 10 and about this town
for his habits OF pi!sesing and running a
way while owned by MIR. Christopher
,Neale. fiewas lately found il Wash
|inston City, and it's believed has pow
gose that way or tawar'ls sloul.S Yer
non. For his apprel ension in Alexan-
Idria County, a reward at Fire Dollars
will be paid: aud Ten Dollars il in
ashingtun County or Fairfax CpuntlT.
an Any master Of a vessel or Other
person taking away or secret;ng SAID boy,
will be prosecuted as the law directs.
JOSEPH MANDEViLLE. 3
Aug. Is.
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Foreign Itltellig e.
BOSTON, August 10.
Brought by The Eaalov, from Bordeaux
Translafaa for The sBostoa Daily .aapcr-
tiser.l
FRENCH BULLETINS.
Rulletin of3the 2sth OF jane.

RulEetin efthe asth OF june.
We have received details of the pro-
,.ress of tie allies. =,
A despatch from Marshal Grancay
dated scissors, june ~, at 10 O'Clock
Is tie evening. announces that tie enc
av,}aa .noyed upon Compcigne. Count
'i'Erlon hot being able to enter tbs town.
las moved upon Seal.s.
The enemy occupies Pont st. Wax
ance. lie IS directing itis columns upon
Greil and Seniis. In this state OF al
fairs, Marshal Glrorcl'y has found HIM
self undcs the necessity OF pressing ms
movement upon Paris, and OF carrying
us lead asarters to pammartin. The
carps Of General Relic taxes It's position
at Concise, and that Of Gen. NaHdamme
1T Nanteril.
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BIlcf;. Of Eilus9.


Our trocns had an occasion yesterday
If displaying their accustomed vaior in
two brilliant affairs.
Gen. Excelmsns reports that lie rrc-
|ceeded yesterday afternoon with part Of
MS cavalry to Versailles. 1be enemy
had occuDied that town with 1900 horse.
Gen. Exceimans bad framed tie project
of repulsipg them. He lad in ccnse-
quence directed Lieut.. Gen. Pre-, WITH
the 1st and 9Th Of the Chasseurs, and
the 44th regiment of infantry Of The line
upon Yillcs d'Ayray. aud Roquen court.
ordering them to ambuscade to receive
the enemy when they should repass by
that point.
| Lieut.. Gen. Evcelmans himself, march
ed BY the wav of Mount Rouge to Felis-
lev. With tie Intention of entering YER
saiIIes by three points. He met at the
Heights oftre wood of Venieres strong
column of the enemy. The 5th and the
| 9TH dragons who were in front charged
| the enemy with rare intrepidlty. The
9Th Of hussars and the goth OF Dragons
took them in flank. Overthrow IN eve
Iry point, the enemy LETT their track even
Ito Versailles covered with the dead and
wounded. !,
During this time, Gen. Pire executed
his movement upen Roquencourt with E.
cual yigor and intelligence, The Prus-
- Colonel pushed by Gen. ExcelmaIs,
was received by the corps Of Gen. Fire
and received al the muzzle Lively els
charge of the 44th regiment, and was
charged oy the 1st aud 9Th cbassieurs
while the 9Th hussass and 9Th dragons,
who followed them pushed them yigor-
ously to the entrance of Versailles.
The result of these fine affairs has
|been the e..tire destruction OF two regl-
ments of the hussars OF Erandenburg and
pomerania, the first OF tie Pnlss'; Il ar
|my.
The French troops, infantry and ca
yalrv, have riyal.ed each ether IN cou-
srage.
Ne have made many prisoners in
these affairs, and taken aDont 1Ooo
lhorses.
Lieut.. Gen. Leco'lrbe was attacked on
1.-THE a4tii, in his position OF Gannemar'e
land Cheyanao. The e.enty was repulS-
led we preserved our positions.
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! ,i!.e. Rlace Of isle is tranquil.

, ~ .
Tie Blace Of f,..isle is Tranquil.
The greatest cain reigns at Dcusy.
'lHse enemy abaat2 Or 3,GCo strong hee
|nasselthe Sarre and taken .sarguemines
|an The s9d OF 4,,is montil. He was on
|tEe e.5fh at Chateau sa!iEs. Iieut. Gen.
Gerard has elarched upon ! oul. whence
he can communicate with Lieut.. Gen.
8eliia.d.
The Ahstrian and laden troops de-
'b,uched by Iias!e on the 26th. Gen.
;.ecourbe mas fallen back in advance OF
AItkirch. he expected to be attacked
the next day. II the enemy, not yet
very numerous received new forces. our
troops would retire Immediately from
'}efort.
The garrison Of Com he's made move
aent upon Harcelonnette, but this move
ment appeared ~ have no Other ohjsct
IRAN the 0ccupa '"n of the frontiers.
The Spanish troops from Barcelona
!,ave encamaed near Chrome. Gen.
Decaen does rot thmk hostilities very
threatening at this point.
In the west, the BATTLE Of Rochester
Were has given mortal blow to the in.
surrcc.inn. Many thousand OF iusur-
vents have been spared by or soldiers
Whatever may be tie influence Of late
ievents, Lieut.. Gen. l.ams;que does not
believe but the Chief OF the insurgents
IDound by their parole OF henor, will re-
|main tranquil.
| The Tnwn Of Nantes. has voted a lean
iof 20G.COC franks Tor TIE defence of he
town, and tor clothing the national
guard.
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'prelimi',aty arrsngemerts, !, :.
those wliiclsp.iglit be s;.tersa sslh'!tipat
|allies, be cohsented to an as,n; ,,a ey6
|ths ID Of Jnly, w which period is'IG ! y mi
to have received ths1susSer # !, Aois
Iyernment. y 1ae 90
[s'sasd] Duke d Al-aIfsEa e.
Napoleon Ponalarts sa. "a, - ~.
TOR Che'bourg, accompanied BY tSa y ~
lot Rovigo and Marshal Bertrand D ,,f
know not Why he chose for eonys,. We
SO bad carriage. ''"ee'
TITS day at eleven in the mon;
irepo"t - prevailing that a Fycs.a
tnerai who a!ighted at tie Swedish IN
tel 10 the street Richleau has amn, "o
led the rear appreaeh.ot Eiirce ck,I,
General Garnet. member of the $50
lsioRai scyernnent. muunie,l lis Nv Nv
| fhis mora:ns and passed de Ines e ns
army. Our brave soldiers could not Wy ="
Ianeng TEEN without emotion him y,,.
they have so often proclaimed as the;.a"
lther and who SO ski!Ful in craani.,%
THE var. has always been strceucn. u
fender Of ;'aace and who las been a. a.,
ncmical lii the expenditure of tie nnh;o
money. as he is sparing OF The blood Fl
his soldiers. Daring his glorious comm,n5
at Antwerp, he lost but 27 men altborl
be daily made softies to a great disia ,s'A
! Il is supposed t'at tie irgates ;nto ,og'
ed to transport Napoleon tie Z. st.ts
are bow waiting at Roc efart. 'rSo,s
are to accompany him. generals Rcrtp.n,
savary, Lal!emand, LahadCyere ( NJ, -
ny other officers, and eight O. ten Danes, a,'-
tics. N
This morning at three o'clock thero
was smart cannonade in tse p'ain about
|! the village of Yertus. The right vino os
1.-The enemy which ATTEMPTED to extend i.
seIfupon the Seine, OH the side Of Veu;lIv
was followed in its movement by Giyers
French corps, which attacked it IN nanv
places. particularly on Mort Valerien
where we had established some pieces Of
artillery. From to 9 O'Clock, the can.
|nonade sIackened. We no longer hear
only at a great distance, the artillery
from the Plain to Vertus and Mont Vale.
lrien.
The principal actions Of this morning
must have taken place near st. German.
1t was particularly anon that side that
the cannoaade was heard. At 5o'clock
lin the evening they penetrated 20 St.
Denis, undsr Mont alerien. # there is
rot an arrangement, It IS evident that TO-
morrow general battle will take place.
Ahcut noon there came an officer with
a aag Of truce. 10 the s0use Ct COM; Eu!,
Hin. comr.andant Of the place. He bad
his eyes bIi5,ded. itis presumed that he
came to make a summons. He was a
IFrussian Colonel. Since his return tie
Icannonade has continued.
They peak O! an AFFAIR IN which the
enemy have lost for 500 men. We have
made some prisoners.
More than 1900 national guards we're
On foot throu.'a tie day yesterday.
Some English spies hase been taken {.
shot.
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David peahod y,

: xgsc sgRRsT, ALExANDRfA,
HIS Just received and offers tor See,
bales ricklenbaigs-suFsrior qua
lity.
] bale Bombazetts and Wild gores'
Black ana cOlored florence Lutte
strings.
Enslisa and Domestic bed Ticking,
Cotton Umbrellas, !,
Csiored threads, silk buttons and
\ cords.
V-ao u,ishes to Hire
A Pew in st. Paul's Church.
Enquire as above.
July Is.
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FRENCH LEGISLATURE.

HOUSE OF REPREssE, WHITES
JUNE .ea99--Count I.anjunais presiding,
presented the following message, from.
the proyisionary government, aid the
accompanying documents.
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New Commission House,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

DISTRICT OFEOIUMB IA,
THE subscribers having Termed CO.
partnership under the firm of DODGE
and KETTELI, viii transact business
on commission at alexandria and George
Town; and as one of the firm reside in
each place, they VIII be able to give eve
ry facility required, and they solicit from
their friends aud the pabac a Share OF
FRANCIS nODGF,
Georgsio1n.
J0HsT KETTELL
.aterandria.
1aly4.
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preliminary arrangements. 10
those w''iclNp.igIlt be e;a.tersa iS Sh'fiFat
allies, be coSsented to an a.,n; ,,a cyl
the Cd of Jnly, Ss which perio siGe ,ea'l
70 nave rscelsee = thsssusSsr of i, n'i'
,yernrnent. " 1Ae C
[sisaed] Duke 81 ALBUM IN,
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The provisional gov. las not fnrgnttentor
ia instant that Napoleon by his ahdica-
lion, has paced himself under the sale
suard Of French honor. Their first care
vas to demand of the enemy generals,
safe conducts for the protection OF l,ls
Dcrson.
Ga the twenty-ffth Of June, Napoleon
demanded that two frigates should be
Ioat at his disposition. Tie goyer2 ment
immediately ordered the ministry OF the
marine to arm those two frigates. Lieut..
Gen. Beher was ardeied to provide for
| -he protection Of the person OF Napoleon
ldu ing his route, alni all necessary or
lders we're given foi. securing the pleFal'-
| IRON of relays ofnerses.
In the mean time Napoleon ha' net set
lout, yesterday tie 23th. The, safe con
duct had not arrived. Tie approach Ct
| the enemy giving lively incaietnde res
lpecting the safety OF Napoleon, the CON-
mission determined to press anew hia de-
lpal;are. End positive orders were gwen
Ito the Ministry CT TIE Marine. ms
last was sent to lin by the CeuEt bcu-
Hay.
| The Rouse viii perceive by TIE sub
l;ained copy of the rely Of Lord Ne,-
I!iagton, frat he did not consider himself
authorized TO give the safe conduct re-
lquestcd, aid THAI the government has
!rerformed Gre of its most sacred duties
lin causing the departure Of Napoleon.
| Tia government informs the House
THAT Napoleon sat cut at A o'clock. as the
.subjoined letter Of General Becker shows.
The government invites the House to
make provision for him and for his teinl-
Ily.
Accept Mr.. President the assurance
lof my highest consideration.
! (sigred) Duke Of oTRANfo.
| PARIS, June %.
Copy eta letter to Coant Bignoa.
Head-Quartcrs, June 2o.
CouNT-I had the homer 70 receive the
| letter Of your eyeelleDcy Of the 25th. l
have already written 70 the commission
ers named to treat ct peace with the al
He'd powers, upon their proposition for a
suspension Of fostlities IN answer
which year eyee!lency must have seen,
land l have nothing more to add toit,
AS regards passport and safe con
duct for Napoleon Bonaparte, to pro-
!ceed to the United States ct America,
mast inform your exceliency that have
no authority from my government TO give
Iany reply whatever to such q demand.
hare The honor to be with tie most
;,listinguished consideration your Excel
ilency's most obedieEt servant,
+! (Sisned) WELLINGTON.
copy Of the letter Of Ger. BeEer, dated
/; .IeEmaison, June 90, 1915.
SIR-I have the honor to announce to
tine provisionary government that tie
IRmperor has just entered his carriage, to
Irerair to his des;ir alton. offering VOWS
! for the establishment of the peace and
Iprosferity Of France.
! Accept Sir. the homage OF the profound
! respect, with which am,
| lour obedient humble servant,
COUNT BEkER.
4 o.I1..~ r. T,,,.o on
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MALMArsoN, June, 1915.
Napoleon to the brare men Of the arny
under the lca!ss Of Paris.


NAPOLEON to the Jrare men Of the arny
under tie ,ra!ss Of Paris.
soIdiers,-In oheying The necessity
which Sc crates me froln The brave French
army, | feel the happy certainty that !.
viii Justify, by tie eminent service which
the country expects from it, the eplo-
giums which even Car enemies lave not
been able to refuse to it.
Soldiers, | shall follow your movements
aItfnugh absent. l know every corps,
and not one of them viii gain 2 signal
over the enemy, but shall
take notice of the bravery that it will dis.
plsy. they have eliminated You and
me. Men little calculated to appreciate
our eyert;ons, have seen IN Tie proofs CT
attachment which you have given me-
only zeal OF which / was the only CT
iect. t'ay your future success teach
Them that it was the country above al
things t'lat you served by obeying me, c.
lat if lad any part i'll your at&e' vns'
] owed it to my ardent love sor FRANCE
our common mother.
Soldiers, few efforts more and '"e
Goa ition is dissolved, Napoleon VII! DC q
IS, ectator OF the blows which you are ac0'.
70 give them. Preserve tbs honour "'s
independence OF TIE French. lont'li"0
to tie end, the men whom [ have Known
Y for 60 years aad you will be inSiN'L-
* Is;ooed> NAPOLEON.
PANS, July l..
Letter from tbe Minister 81 var to W
Duke Of " eilin-ter.
Head Quarters, IiHetfe, Jf'''" .,
| nv ord,--Xour hostile mo'cn"n,'
j,ontinue. although according TO i've a.
lclarations OF tie allied sO'ere'Sfs' y"
causes OF tie var no longer eMs' S' -.
| the e,spevcr Napoleon has aodieae' -
power. :. ,;n "a
lac sized. / have received from ''e DO,
| ,ha, duke Of hil,iie@a tcleg'aFAic o" >,
,,atcn O; ahich send you e"i;y, -
lord, zguara'atee uaon my honor ,f NIL, :
rist;cp All tie reasons which yoa COW
eve 10 continue n0stIltios a!e at al eH''
;nce ga can haze no oti.er nstru1':oE,
rom lon 2opr soyerbpent tI,an ti.ose VIZ"
tie Austrian generals had iron. '. .'.l d..
! make OF your loltisil!p : i"'. ;'.,i,
and to cease hostihf'ps ial."ea't., III
{. TO conc ute II, aIln,stice, I" war he.
d cision Of the nsress. cal'. .s;il he
i'ere, n,y lord, tat n, deuaLa WIZ ra,, v'
aithoa. effect; -yoa VIII ta-s '''D