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OAJIFoRs7IaIIs & OTHERS, ATTLri : i0L.
,EFLY'S PATENT LIFE-PEESERNlNG Hammock
= HeJ AID Ran which DO converted - ia1.a-.s
-.fI-r i1i1 a boat fIr cross.ng MYERS - -.
T.ioias frof, Caf1rnanS and Others c-1 De 5'r- 81
re "a aru.a Dcy5., n P-rk-.c~, oTr-s-5 81. At--.
drgGo go. ,-..-
Coc5z an1 CsliicLi. Quits for sac. oi-.1
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par En- n sirI Al eli seasons OF ne year, competent
- 5r,-. large pscer Cagiues within r." Hlirs 81 e.
80 N-w.J ersey Terms essy ko- ia,t sI -A-
ilqsile u ''' ia suih-sL
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~ Hon g. w Wright NJ. c. elect from Cell
fornia. and lady, have met with severe athlctip
in the death of their iavorte child, at the Irwin
House, on Saturday evening last while on th,l
WAY from Nantucket to Washington.
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FRANCE.
Girnrdin Acquitted.

The Paus correspondent 81 the It0ies writes on
June % The case Of " Emile Glrardin came on
.r hearing this day before the Assize Court II the
: inc " Grardin had announced bis intention Of
defending himself aIde4, 50 far as technical points
o. laW are concerned, Oy q member Of the probes
son. He had, j, seems, prepared asPeech which
De- proposed delivering before the Jury, bat which,
from rs TOO genera character and rs NOT bearing
on the, POINT IN QaestOn-as Tar as could De judged
from the cOmmeucement-was objected 70 by the
Artorney 5. Genera, and 81 GiTardin was obliged 20
% ace hs cause entirely in the hands Of his counsel
Toe case Ia fact, is very simple. Al article winch
appeared some shOrt time SINCE 10 LIZ Retorvte
y As lrlsecutef By the Attorney General ard vas
1 aly pronounced b. Jury 70 be Il sedit'Ous
snd subyersive ustare. l. vas. ] think, entitled
ADp9 q41 PrDies and Dr this il,le, a. vel a.
.rla tae paper IN which Il appeared, the tendency
3f the article may be easily supposed IL was
however, condemned sefitlOus
Il Is admitted that La Press> as wei as the
NonifeH-, or am other ournsl, was AZ perfect 10
rv % repeat the article lncrnLated ~ It's report
o th iuolcial proceedings bat La Prssse Is charged
n reproducing Il alter al Interval u some days,
publishing D. ia prominent psf o. Us columns,
AID accompanying Z Si.h editorial commen;s
l have asst beard that In PySsse has been ac-
Quilted, TIE Jury, alter snort ceiberation. nnfiag
rsninousy a rs iaYor. AZ toe Immediate resoli
. this verdict. the Court ordered tie Nbote Of the
aumbers seized az tie Post noe TO be restored D
tie PROPRIETOR TIE verdict OF course carnes costa
q favor 81 81 Ggsrdll.
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On the Jlst Of January the Ear OF Essex rose 10
move the Address. IA q, iHg winch be- rccaptu ited
ils heads %, the speech seriatim, enlaTging upon
"a 20 10 some extent, aud concluded by moving the
Address which was, as usual, u strict conformity
% the speech ITSELF
The Earl 81 ~rGdbrooke could not assent 20 he
30, JEFF expressed b. tha mover Of tie Address. that
.hs depression ~ The ecrcutural interest AID The
consequent distress existing were o. Temporary
.stlre. Ca tle contrary he believed that sicH
D., pre-. sion would be permanent SO oos rs th'
d. sent s,sten ~ legislation continued. lpon tii9
1t.Ht Therefore. hs vcuturrd % move the insertion
+ the following paragraph af.cr tha words com
ia rec and manuiactares b. That 10 r. greet now
ever. 20 boz compelled humb.y " represent 20 your
Nsic,ty. that u many parts OF lie niicd Ming
lo.a. and especial u Ireland, the ario1' c.Ns'e'
~ Your Maiesfys subjects connected Win tAe o'''
ti,atlon ~ the soil. are aborin- under severe lis
.-..s mainly Applicable in our opin1r, % recent
e.,at.ge cna,tmcuts. aggra,at By the pressure
d. local taxation.
~-W Noe.wor.h. DO lenstheued speech. con
s,i.-,d tina, the Government proposals DID not 20
-l- enough. and were not calculated 20 insure en-.
-.. satisfaction - the colonies
N- BsIie slverted tO tie case II Guiana. aud
ll..uleI the Constitution givcu % that colony.
Nr Labouchere defended tie Government meas
lre
Nr Roebuck approved Of the plan, but assured
Ministers that the colonies would not be satisfied
N nall measures.
Lord Stanley made speech IN support Of the
amendment advocating return y protection Sey-
era. other speeches were made when titision
-. ,ia-s giving JOB .or the amendment aHd l52
a-a.ast o. TINS wes majority Of - 10 iaVor Of
Free Trade.
r,ad bg 81 - 1872
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C.irardin all Ready.

The Tyi6szS translates following remarkable sracs
y-ozs Ia Prsss> Ok vt,ea H. G.fsT1la e ne E4iOr
Is tue thsf " Emile 1s G.rsTd Is alDtlIOas Of ne
pace q DEecrng AID Csrn1-x!Es dnistsri-
such Il the question addressed 70 Is By the
ODiaioA Patbqgs, which adds the sabjoined
apes.
Tee place ~nch Ia Press- h4s aEsl ir hs oyposinoo
--.. ~ y-rm seems ~ % fnacfsia s.-SASe
s-y olgrr 4ppn fsct precisely g.A1l.ssose ~ "
o a. j. e. alAEors " lhs pubic; h Vii eDnp,,
he'd .hst tie present day N FrS1os orr oagni % '
courage ~ sfgW hs ambition aaa ne 0Pinion-
We VII answer the OpinloH Ps1!iqHs' ID &c
GIardln las done much more that aspire - me
fsactiOns Of Directing Minister be "ss ns' Tue
auiscity to prepare himself Tor them
Were he 10 be named directing Minister nus
evening the expose Of his ideas would sppear at
length N to-uorro~ morning AoHiie1r. THIS En-
D,se is al ready il Indicates with precision the
nsss, Of acting and the men most capable to insure
success.
This Is presumption. we may be tod We an
aver TIA, il Il conscience. Yes, Is IS conscience
.r We .hSuE scruPle TO strike the slightest blow
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ENGLAND.
The Queen'> speech.

Tar.smel, vss opened ODD the 5lst Jaausry -
T-e Queens speech was read uy commission, a
ows
81. rt-si ard cc- f---a We c. ,1n-.-ode5 5y uei
Sc --r sssl-s SOC fdsi Her Msesv has reai ssfs'sc
a.aa essi1. r-cy1r.e 20 he 1sce an1 ass stance
r- ---ss. a. Fer H''esy O1.e7 Ais.aie ha' o-a'e,i
emp ~ s-l-s % hes s.e ,!asgg W.T. AwsTs render Ter
--rcrr tesr 'n t-e rs-.l
d-- .-.,y ssFe-y continues Pesse All aniy wiz
p -s- -1-r-e ~ ae Auama differences OF se-.o..
rHt cttr arose between me Gov er1nels %. AUSTRIA a-
-a-i % o. treatment 20 orsilersoe number % per
WtH aNsr .1- termination 1f ire cv- .l fign gsrg
Htr 'a,-r refl-s 10 tne Tlrz,.l terrific
HFalarus ti-a COX see between -t" larkisf sid
le-rta Governments fortunately removed ans Dan.
' ,o ~ Ges-e u ElT5Fe -l m So hase ARISEN olt cd
H-rNn.e.-.. aa,as lser s77sd 90 or ''. o,e'sr- Big
60 .a.. rr'el .-r --.. ~iI ln-- % .t r~Vcrrl-1
' l1-. i' t D. q. ..Tiaf .fi. a-i oe' air PM nr
i.- '1 s-. ae n- e- u-- u. ler soni o.1crs e
-c l. q. .1 -a-.- .u,rl % taose dlerClces 70
manner -1-.'--ls T. DE- q s-y sli nde?, nas1ce % ''
her Majesty aas Beer s1 srel ia communicate, with
fl--s- states -q'1 DE ness -vs when might - relie''d
n--r,'fr T Zee a'a'ol l' Pc clon' formerly 'm-
HJ--l 3. t..e lsg.Ea-yu .sv.s Us tlis country.
The G1r-runeus of Ore uei SAFE, of America sna oi
Sweden lave prouplv asel steps .o secure 20 br. -
's IN ne pos 90 her respective countries adys,,as,s
ny A. - hose which heir oNn ships n'" ENJOY In BRUSH
WIN reg,-i 20 ao.e foreign States whose navigator.
ave ltEertu been 0l r--frCve cha b e. Her Ma
go. Ia, received rom n"ar Al % them as>u -aIec' whicn
ire Pc. io bore nat orr e1snp =" speedily rei % =
ard genera mutton Of ,hosc obstacles l.ch PR
existed o. free Intercourse by SEA oeiw sen ne -
IN The sumner s-i Autumn o. tbe pas var he rl..e'
Nnr1ll was again wished tv me nveres 1f he Ct.-fa
A'-af Dot. 4. - mercy. vas p,-..a 70 srr.-i Dc
dsr 81 esq rer.sir as, we .ia hes' cv1ce orr s-s
gde o. ls7t prertal1r. against f'' more c.-i Ne
asses ~ scS1ess, sai ~ on slt'aed consideration W
&c ~ are r.n,i ro'e' p rs ~.a5~'
h.r Ms--.y 10 -rr Iir vsi '' LELAND. derived The
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O. lie edihce thst g crumbing away II we had not
began by drawing the plan and combining TIE mate
risls destined TO replace Il with new and Sold
construction. We do not make cur attacks blindly
We know precisely what we wish. ls that sfsalt :
Sbai Ne hen De compelled 10 resembles a. hose
men. united BY fear. not one OF whom Knows what
&c wants, hardly what be does no, wat
N Gersrhn can boldly svow bis AMBITION
sr It IS DOT vulgar o0e he woald hnntred nnes
rather never DC Minister than al the oce sfseF tee
asAion OF Messr,. Theirs and Gu.Eos or Bsrrot
brothers be desires another destiny thAa that Of
beir, changed. under the name al Minister. into an
iaoi O. stone. statue 81 Impotence adored 6ys
mass 81 supeaa.cas offce seekers He desires
another ASK han Ina, Of dispenser x places ard
srsuter o. audiences. lie desire. another triumph
thsu tha: OF .nhabitns temporarily an immense ho
to. Appearing nsonsrchscAly l. the irca; boxes a.
the thcster. aad q receiving salary Of SsOootr IN
lie get Tre triumph that ne desires IS the Ia.
b,r.1us Triumph oi al jgss IDEAS. without distncsoa
and without exclusion OF oT.,lo. 1t tie rekorm Of
a. irveierste abuses il IS ths simplhcat.on Of all
comp. -ateG. imperfect and expensive sdminis,rs
tive arrangements II Is the entire abolition q pau
rcvism Il Is The rcahss;on Of the wisAes q Henry
IN ani he Emperor Napoleon It :. 6nslly the
complement q universal suffrage. a c0mpementto
wh,ca he sivcs this name lEir,rsal Aisaiaacr
trireysa' sbHaAancsf II you say thai ihSt is
a t'eDc, We answer that il ISIS Reccssi,s AM that
civilization Is placed in the alternative Of
either Overcoming this obstacle falling into ruin
Ne. universal weA.beins general competence is
not icpls- No psupeTism is not necessity
il does rot exist in nature there 10 no absoGte
son i,s rs perpesdstion in society. Psaperlsm hes
not tiod og rs author us causes are the ignorance
o, man and the lmperieciIon Of society
You who claim to De pious. cease then 10 ca.
Iumnate and blsspheme the Divine Providence BY
,astnS upon j. responsibility which ought 70 fsn
alone and altogether upon human imprudence
Ii NJ de Girsrdin with no other merit and No
nore pretention than that OF industry has the pro
oand convctios that the IDEAS he has gathered
iere and there in the comparative and careful
study Of the mos. different systems are Just ought
lie no, to desire their triumph by means Of their
-eali,stion'
Wei he does desire il, and he avows that ne
iocs
Yoa hsve ths avowal. jud 20 20
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Colonial Policy.

On Feb Lord John Russell proceeded T. move
A resolution upon which 70 found oil for the bot
ter Government Of the Australian Colonies, and
made bis promised explanation OF the general pom
e., which the Government had proposed 70 adopt
t5ya-d the Colonies Hs proposed % give Il a
Representative Government 70 consist Of an E!ec
i've Council and a Legislative Assembly the con
sti.uency u consist OF persons possessed Of Ger
,afn smourt OF property The Legislative Assem-
b.. should be reelected every tive years, AID tle
Council every zen years TIE provisions be pfo
r.,.e6 y..rh regard 10 Australia were similar 70
I s.e IL me bil Il last ear. AL siniiaf changes
would be extended % Neg south " ales and a.
Diena-'s Land snd power Juid aso De- gwen
l4 the reC4lsiton Of any two OF the AastraAan Ooi
mics. 20 convene IN assembly Of the different prov
.rc-s apcu the tari[, and gpOa any other matter
...c,. ated .lr the beren, o. a. WIN respect o.
New Zealand. il wss intended 10 extend y tnai
e..Io0v the advantages Of Representative GoTern-
,.-rt The uob.e Lord described the measures o.
q -uf propose with respect 70 several otnef coo
H.. g. AID cbs e-vei r.ev would be founded Pon e.
a a.o.oqs pr.nciyl-. he then entered upon N
question u en- grafton, and gave Bot little nope Of
49, very extensive Government a-d- he COZ
c.i5eS a speech which occupied more than two
ms aud quarter. and which was listened % >.
s. House with grea, attention. oy s.; NJ tnAt
H. Driuc.ple. upon which TIE colonial poiicy OF the
errn.eu, vas ,ounded were the maintenance
n Inc Free Tra1e :, sem = "a fullest extent,
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Ma CALHOVN's HEALrE-DIssoLUTIoS.- hide
pendeut the Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia North Arer,caa writing February
= says
III Calhoun hSs comparatively rcspscd iac The danger
s eopduon wich much excited the spprehens q
= friends bccre his rcvnt appearance IA hc ScuS'e AID
a. low become extremely coghrfG Wheeler 10 VIII he
c % Ui their and be owU Wishes BY appearing IA he
*fs-ai debate
Tie very prhibiuon wh.ca hiss heen inposed apon ~
o paguc psne m ais ciscuss.0o, . onc OF The ns
;ss OF ms luess To- his mnc Is az esSess sd absorbed
-" ;ae s2hiec, he prepare TO enter ne
- e,Esgo with g.adisof who NonuIed To accept
- fsanLet /. j. u vain 10 Close car eNVs o. NE ne a..
-oy fact that Mr. Calhoun = gradually, q no. f4oidN,
esng irem the sctre witch be 80 long hoaofvd ia en-
~ aaiity and with ChatScef, 0csrv al Als poicsl
IVA which hss reflected honor on ne siSneo SnG ne
~iry The sentiments which he nov enirf1-lns anc ca
sses c. cuiatoG 70 excite any 0shtr thsn sSiNhk
'eoas He speaks Of dissolution q me L,g- a. ~
~ cesshe but desirable, and oOkS 10 me N-shs -e
'sHnon as The 6fs: grrS, step towards rs e"asHauon
s0omac the Washington correspondent Of the
io~''aore Patriot says;
~ Calhoun as earr, has written o., his speccA - e
t sDd read Ia the Senate oy hls colleague. Ja1g. b
Aoa&sy TGesfsv. /. % ne Sreai Casu.ialans las
iesio ~ zpprSl 10 his cVUutymcn re viii resign his
- an informed AID return 10 Fort hl, his Do ucs;csa
Saa CAro.nS with view ~ prepare himself 10 rl-eA
- aosom q his beloved family, the crisls wich ~
'alng eealh seems 10 wSrl baa is 20. IA o.
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BEO9rLYy ITEMS

TUESDAY All fSNo1>. CO. =
s NEw MaEEfr "A .ar-e and handsome mar
k- bulldog has f-s' -ee' erected tae corner of A. ~
% ed H.css - b. jacob Eros, Fsq. iisa eonn'd-
VI. structure &C. 81 u s tg' = .-cs IN .le nos. sob
.-l.aI rrarrcr lie 81 la fu- up "a ie best ..yr, VII
Is rxwrc. al. al Tie ll0st moi.r1 n1 }fe l-1 y p
I-r Oh me hlrsarf. alEe rool over ' .-rt ir .e1 70
q -. .r f .slcl lrl -aeI 2 .1f si'ln ani . n-
tended .1 %. To- .o 81. .ns ot h and l b'o s-
.fu There l-. .- -vu ..r..TI- s.Jfes
.1s.rcrf TIE binding wlI t- -r.. t.- rse CD W .t-
.--..y Oh Ms-ca 4rl -- 'o he csl"l ..- ."1-is ll-
Nfrref
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Frgc ~ Locdol flI1es q F-1- T.
The people Of LIS ooCnry have been reeeht5
e SD IS a. American PROJECT 'or coansc-IAs ne
T. ~ W.eh- by sat marine electro y -esrApt-
psrhaos some of cur readers experienced ii-le
=loasy a, tbs signal display O. enter re ann
+ -,De "a the part q our brethren N the STATES
d. =. Go ran easily restore Their eq1sLinlity, Tor
" sssrs ti-n that 20 scheme ever yet conceived
-..bs- A. Washington o. New Orleans, makes az
srurox,niatl0a 10 grandear q s1dscify 70 vel
-e5sis cred sad elsbornts prospectus row lying be
o. rs. The object Of tbs plan IS, % Be sure, no
-rias more ulr less than siInpe Ike Of railway,
o-.t tbs Inc Is % connect, b. direct sad perIna-
neat way, the two statiors q Calals and Aooitan-
Arozing lew minutes iorthe slbsidecce Of the
;rcrecaIiry and bewi-dermsst which such pro
Dosal all create even u minds .amihsnzed With
n e expsusiblIty Of trunk Ines, and the intrepid
n OF projectors, We may proceed 70 make the
scheme httie rore couprehensible Difficulties,
Il g sad, vanish vhsr yon close with them. and
perhaps may wear less fornidable npert when
contemplated from . nearer POINT q Us". Ia
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Socialist Triumph.

Tie Socialists and Red Republicans Of The
Saone and Loire Department have elected MN.
El,eas Sue. Armand Mausst, Dapont de Bussac,
,ni Nader DC Mouusu. TO replsce NM. Hsltz.
man. Gaidron Landolphe aud Januot, convicted OF
treason before the High Court at Nenalles
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE A1IERICA.

Tas steamship Aue1ca arrived az Boston Non
day forenoon. a1d hc- mails ,,r ,h.s Cty arrived a;
cur PSF, Oaice at an early hoax yesterday Eorn.ns
Fom GU aes Of foreign journals We select sad
rolds1sc The following Interesting INTEL -snce
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New Publications.

y "WooDwoRrH's YoprH's CABINET
~Ass) Is a. excellent number Of juvenile periodical
g bears the highest reputation snesg al who are ae'
with It's character IL ssei II IS most interesting
~Aay iot al classes OF readers woo have taste Tor
''OtsOnh)
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80 nsnaal, Containing an analytical explanation Of
pneip'es OF hsnsarsnon ard their practical spphea-
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q "ssreMess OF rHr srosr. Isos AND
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Doipss Of the Assembly.

In the Assembly. on the 2ith Jan. tho debate on
he bill FOR the transportation oil the insurgents on
June b. Algeria, was resumed and an smeod'nent
as brought forward by Gen. de Lamorciere' 70
the effect that every measure aondsioe inc du
ration Of the deportation should be submitted 10
tho National Assembly. Ia support OF Bus amend
nsut. Gen Lsmorci6rs stated that bis object was
that ia case Of an intention 10 grant an amnesty
III Assembly should be associated Ia the reasons
OF eenency a. u had been IN the measures Of ngor
IL supported hls Amendments win sfest ~aFmtn
but was opposed by the Minister OF tho Interior.
AID By NJ Lacaze, and Ultimately rejected. The
hole Of the Left with the exception OF i've or siz
abstsined from voting. bat the Legtmists sod
aout % OF the Conservatives vsted Tor The motion
The fourth article Of rho bail then adopted, and
the House afterwsrd divided on tho whole bill,
which was carried by majority a II 10 2oa
On tire 18th The Assembly resumed the adjourn.
Ell discussion On proposition d General Bsra'
gay d'HLl!ers. to repeal the DEGREES Of the 10Th
July leis pToclain4iHg the free admission INTO the
70 l.t4ry schools IRON the Ist Of October, 1850
Colonel ChsTas cOmbsted the proposition, and
nainta ned that the Poly technic School, y instance
had never produced such eminent nsn as when il
VS. accessible 70 oil classes Of society Messrs
Charles Dupin and Tracy pupils Of tha, school IN
der the Consulate, SAID that they were then treat
81 as csrgeaDts major. and received % cent mes
per day. Those +. DO possessed some fgrtnSe how
ever, were Obliged D. abandon a portion u tnen
pay in favor 0, their indigent comrades, among
whom Il De Tracy cited the learned D. fysson
AID General Bernard Minister Of W ar gsdef I's- %
Pmhppe. General Goargsad, who ioloyeo, es'
clsred the proposition unast inJaroos - sne M.
r,r,, ,eryice and contrary % the Cons'itsfion 10
oT5ye h. INJUSTICE, he stated that only Que a ,he
q Colonel. Of artillery had rsen ron .nstsn .e
and dat an the general officers had studied IN me
a,;l;,srv schoJ NJ Lsyerier, ne reporter, next
1l,snSsd the proposition. and after some further
s,.ca.,iop & was decided b. large msjonty dat
,ss Ll ,boud be read a second tune. On the 2stn
rI@ Assembly was engaged with toe BID allowing
three Dooths pay % the Gsrde Mobile On being
d.bsnded
90 the sth Feb. the Assembly passed, BY large
M jority, TIE bill Tor allowing the seq1esHat.on 70
b. taken OF the property Of the ex roy a. ~, -
tie remaining debts paid by Dan a S0Vys'Dyy
on lie security Of the property he ol{ 80
worthy Of notice wa a speech Of D. &c - -
aeueGs. nnarklng the il.wiIl o. the Lesihmss 20
= ard the OrlesB. iazsily which dow yam l sso
,,-t renly nom n Plscstory. The seoond resfies
= 49,. p,blsr In.trucfiOn Bill was then commenced
h, an at,acs On the bn from NJ. CoqaereL
prr.ecutioa Of the Socialists.
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Markets 900. B4LrINoaE, FEB a =.
Toe ms~kc, is dn.. for FLOUR, and prices Don
ne ~ 61l4 90 ior H0wsrl-st GgAfs cont l1es cue
prices riis ID favor ~ nc hrre-.
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I raLEeas94 % u N.N.YNek Tal:uNE
iayoraI,y Election

Jan. Bsr.s!s Yves elected MAJ Of Freier.c
ye5'efdar.
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,...,,,,a Of the Socialists.

Tn. proyincial journals are fall q details OF TIE
-, wps@sd by the projects Of the departments
.g.in,, the Democrats and Socialists From one
"a Of France to the ether. the trioan.s are en-
xaged N the tTial Of hawkers Of pempn,se &c -
socialist newspaper exercising 'nsH Gaming "''Hr
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