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Bounty LAND AND PKNsIONs-The un
deraigned hereby announces to the public that he
will prosecute Claims against the Federal Govern
ment to BOUNTY LAND and PENSION, on the
most reasonable terms. az = - 757sf !
a Office In the Law Building.
NH 15-Im* B, w. STARKE
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ARaKsT CT BRuIsaas.--In our telsgraphic dos
patch Tuesday, the arrest Of Jsmes Smith and
Daniel Smith, for prize fighting in Philadelphia,
vas mentioned. The sun o that city, says:
The former 10 q ulathsaded, pug-nosed. hull.
dcggish looking specimen Of humanity, and had
his left eye In mourning and his lip swelled up 30
as to make 1t about three inches thick The latter
is broad faced, hat-nosed, dogqed-looking GUS
TONER and had his lip also in chsncery. Bothnnar.
ties had their hair cut 80 very short that tar ID
not have aided person in taking hold of It. and
when captured by the officers striped to their
them have it out, and settle the matter at once as
they had fought but three rounds. They were
both bleeding at the mouth when arrested, and
both pretty well smeared with blood. Ii did not
transplre tfat any money staked on this brutal
affair." nor could the hackers or seconds be discov-
cred.
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Doctors DIsAGREEING.-An Irishman was taken
sick in Boston on Thursday last, and Drs Mann and
York were beth sent for. Upon their arrival, both
claimed the patient, and a fight ensusd, In which
glasses, stools and other missiles, freely used
Two Irish seeing relief for the patient in
that sort of sport, determined to dispense with one
of the professional gentlemen, and turning upon
York with brooms fairly swept him out of the house
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SENTKNciNo RKsIDEsrs OF THE u STATES -
Il Il proposed 1t Havana to send . special messen-
ger 10 New York 10 inform George Hawkins, Jas
Woodh0use, and Jose Elias Hernandez that they
have bean trisd and sentenced TO imprisonmens at
Ceudo, Alrica. .ags 80 ~ ses
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7 NOTICE.-PREMIUM -
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC- q -

IOhf, no. II! Main tt--The ubscFibeTre.
turns his thanks to his friends, customers,
and the public generally the liberal patronage he
has received from them, and hopes BY strict atten-
ton to business to merit continuance Of the same
assuring them that pains will be spared. either on
ton to all. So fsias>.ssJ III
of all in want of ROOTS, SHOES TRUNKS, CAR
PET BAGS, VALlCES, &C., to his assorfment a.
they will always find large stock to select FROM ell
ther of his own manufacture or of the best Phila-
delphia, New York and Eastern work, of the best
that can be had, and at prices low any other
house In the Southern country, OF the same quality.
f3frsf994 es5{ ssSrgtIgp 6g ALEX. HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer In Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags TO-, No. IN Main IT,,
asff.sf5. s.fig.3s..s asess Richmond, We.
Ladies', gentlemen's, boys misses and
children's Boots and Shoes, of every description,
made to order in the best and most fashionable man
ner, at the shortest notice. ja12
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DUsHTON'S COD LIVER OTL--1he

Vy VNIII VN y VIZ III V t1fk VIII I H6
III late Grm of RU@HToN, CLARK l. CO being
dissolved by its own limitation. sm now sole pro-
prietor of the genuine Cod Liver Oil which is 40
generally prescribed by physicians at this season for
Consumption, Coughs. Colds, &c, &c.
CAUTIoN.-In purohssiug or ordering. be ssre
ful ssk for Rushton's aad that my name is on
the label. and NV sisnataTe over the cork of each
bottle there several spurious articles in the
market claiming to be Rushton's
FREDERICK V. RUSHTON
Son OF the late Wm. l.. Rushtou A. York
The above Oil for sale by OUVAL & NORTON
corner OF Main aud 10th streets, Bank Square, Rich.
ronS. an 5Sms
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TsRMS-5o cents BY the Planets, 25 cents ifor la
dies ov the Cards and so cents for gentlemen by
esrds-white or back people.
Apply at Adams Valley, 3 doors from the corner Of
ieth' on Poplar Office of Astrology" over
Greek. NH 14-Ims
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHTLA-
Ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANNOUNCE
MENT TO ALL PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
SEXUAL DISEASE, SUCH AS SEMINAL WEAK.
NESS. IMPOTENCE, GONORRHGA, GLEET
SYPHILIS, &c &c-The HOWARD aSsoCIa
TION of Phad phis, in view Of The awful destruc-
ton of human life and health caused by sexual dis
eases and the decepuons which practiced upon
the unfortunate victims of such diseases by Qeacks
have directed their consulting Surgeon, u ChARI-
DIca ADVICE GRATIs s to al I persons 80 sts thus a.
ficed. (male femsle,) who Gpply by letter, post
paid, with description of condition. age, occups-
ton. habits of life, &c, and in eases of extreme po.
FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association ia u benevolent institu-
ton, established by special endowment, for the re-
lief of the sick and distressed afflicted with 'viru
lent and epidemic diseases and its funds be used
for no other purpose. 1t has surplus of means,
which the Directors have voted to advertise the
above notice 1t 10 needless to add. that the Asso-
cistion commands the highest medical skill OF the
age.
address (post paid DR.. GEO. R. CALHOUN. Con-
snitlng Surgeon, Howard Association, Phlsdelphis,
Pa. By order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL. Pres't.
GEO. FAERcHLD, sec'y. sp 7-6t.
CHAS. H. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond. Va.
Gas FITTING and FIXTURES,
steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, &c,
Metallic Roofing, GUT ering aud Spouting, put
up in any part of the city or country.
WELL AND @ A ARDEN NPUMPS FOR SALE.
NH
h NOWLES q WALFORD, Station
An ERs, No. 81, Pearl Street, next door to H. w.
Fry Sons, offer to merchants and others at Whole
sale Or Retail. very fine assortment Of
BLANK BOOKS;
PAPERS; INKS; PENS;
SEALING WAX; WAFERS:
ENVELOPES, &C., &c,
At prices to suit the times.
ALSO,
"HERRING'S FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
IRON SAFES.
Call and see them.
NH 30-ts KNOWLES & WALFORD.
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lORN, CORN Resolving daily and ios
~ - 81 aps EDWlm W0A1HAA ksC0.
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RICHARDSON q CO.,
DRY GOODS

LIN i 0oobor
95, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
WE are now in receipt of general and
w well selected stock of fresh
SPRING DRY GOODS,
Having this season in assortment great variety
in style and fabric, of
STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES, -
of the best
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE,
With the newest designs, by the Steamer Baltic just
arrived from Liverpool, of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
All of which have been purchased under the most
favorable circumstances. and which we disposed
to sell to the trade fair termsmaking in all cases
NH I-dGc2m* RICHARDSON CO.
DICH'S PATENT IRONB Z A M
III PLOUGHs Having purchased the right to
manufacture the above, we are prepared to fur
nish them at wholesale retail. All who have tried
States, pronounce them the best and most econom-
to 81 81? BALDWIN GahDWELL M.v a'shmoss Go
CCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND
~ COB MILL N o I'll E--Ths undersigned
having purchased of Messrs Robbins & Bibb of Bal
tmore, the exclusive right to vend the above Mill
Albemarle FIuvsnna and Gooch!and, is now prepar-
ed to supply the demand with Mills OF the very best
materials ready for use, as follows
NO. = grincs 10 bushels per hour with one horge-
price S46
No. srnds Is bushels per hour with two horses
No. srinds 20 bushels per hour with two horses
price &6S
The utility and economy of these mills are unques-
onable, and it 10 confidently believed that they may
be kept in daily for ten years
The undeIsigned hereby gives notice that these
mills cannot be sold within the above named territory
except by himself OF by his duly authorized agents;
and any infrng uopn his rights will be prompt
iy prosecuted.
sm acting az agent also, for the sale of Mscgre-
sors Patent Cauidron Furnace, Agricultural Boil.
CT. for wood or coal
Persons ordering. will address me at Gordonsyille
C. B. McCORMIC.
uFredericksburs News and Lynchburg Virgnan
copy month and forward bill to me at Gordonsvilie
ap 7--d&clm C.. B. McC
GRAPE SHAWLS, GRAPE SHAWLS.
~ Opened several lots Of rich Embroidered and
plain Grape Shawls which offer from % to the
finest quality. AUGUSTUS MAiLEkT,
aplI Nc Al Main 1t.
ERENCH WOVEN CORsETs.--I have
Il all six 80 Of the French shaped woven Corssts-
beautiful and easy. fitting article; for ssie at
aptI AUGUSTUS MAILERT.
nENTlE1E 81 FILES.--A full assortment
~ " Dsstists, Files, eomprising. molar, separa
tlax, Plugging. stump, DC for sale BY
az IL 8EhNET 4 JAMES, Eagle Square.
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OUrRAGE.-A lad named John Henny, sixteen
years of age, arrested In New Orleans Thur,dav
for attempting to violate the perssn Of little iii
about seven years old. He had decoyed the siri
away and upon his attempting to perpetrate the
OUTRAGE she screamed. and by this means brought
ed the young scamp and took him to jail.
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CHLoRoroRM THIEF CAUGHT Some week.
since gentleman named Fidd, entered barber
shop To Dunkirk, New York, aud was robbed oi
sl40o, the proprietor, q free negro named James
A. Hall, having administered chloroform to him.
The negro then fed. On Wednesday night, the
4th instant, he was seen In New Orleans by the
Chief OF Police at cock fight We find in the
Picayune the following account Of his arrest, which
was very neat transaction:
The fellow not knowing the Chief, approached
him and asked II he had any bogus The Chief
at once twigged the kind Of customer he had to
dear with, and answered that he had none at pre-
sent, having shaved" all he had. TIE stranger
then wished to know II he could not get some. az
ne wantec 1t badly to go to the races with. To this
tne Cniei replied that he did not know, and APP
pearng to be little shy asked the other II he was
on tne Cross" meaning thief. The latter re
pied that he was dead" and the Chief having in
umated that he was 10 the same line of business.
and equally dead J" confidence was at once estab.
identially -
Inc stranger observed that he had been here but
snort time, and was not on any particular .slav
but was ready for anything. The Chief skilfuIiy
leo Nun on, pattering thieves slang with nearly as
Elueh skill as the muatto himself. The latter
stated that he knew of operation In this town by
which fifteen thousand 'cases" (doIlars) could be
obtained, but he was afraid it would be necessary
10 'croek tSilD the object first. He was certain
they could not be obtained by .'frisking"
II was agreed that no should personals the
Chets servant at hotel, but the mulatto said tapt
they must be careful of one thing, and that was
that they were not spotted by the Chief of Police,
one James, who, he was informed, was a sharp
fellow, and always on the lookout This startled
the Chief, who, at frst thought he was suspected;
out seeing the fellow perfectly in earnest, he
carried on the joke and said that 1t had cost him
$50 to get the "drop" ON that functonary but that
he knew him perfectly well, and would point him
out.
After some farther skillful manosuvering, he final.
~ induced the fellow to urbosom himself, and
ned that his name was JsmesA Hall, that he
had Kept barbers shop in Dunkrk, and had ad.
ministered chloroform to Mr.. F idd the gentlemen
above mentioned, and had made his escape to this
city. Observing large bowie knife in his belt the
Chief asked him If he had ever used those things
de said he never had. but always carried them,
and would not hesitate to use them In a case of
emergency. The Chief approved of this, and ex-
hiolted pistol saying he always went prepared.
ABOUT this time, finding the pear was ripe, the
Chief made signal to officer Horn, who was near
by, and turning to Hall, asked him II he could
read. He answered that he was q pretty good
scholar, and the Chief took a crescent out Of his
pocket, with the ominous word "poice" marked
ON IT, To describe the fellows aston ished look
would be impossible. He was then arrested and
locked up after offering numerous bribes to be- let
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A MUSEMENT There is no place to
a spend an hour. free q cost, more pIessas.ly,
GUERREAN GALLERY. At this sstsbIshmsnt
may be seen great collection Of PAINTINGS and
DAGUERRE0TYPEs, well worthy the attention
of visitors NO PAINS or EXPENSE has been
spared to make this Gallery the finest and MOST
place in the city ,s.s
We are always prepared to put up Fkenesses In
every style. and at PRICE that DEFY competition.
Always on hand GOLD LOCKETS, GOLD PINS.
esrl, Shell, and Morocco CASES, Of every descrp.
ton. ~ I7!sn h sO6BORNE'8 GALLERY,
fe7 Opposite Exchange Bank.
COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES, 6c.-We are now putting up MOTTs
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANCE, with and
without boilers attached This Range not suy-
passed by amy in this country for sookins, or for ts
Also, Water Closets, statiou.ry wash stands B..
we will put up and warrant to give setisfacton.
We also pu. up ChIL5ONS PATENT H0T.AIR
FURNACE, which, for it durability, economy In
fuel and the great amount OF fresh air heated and
distributed through the rsgsters 10 anequaiied BY
g. & A. BARGAMIN, JR.,
NH 25 2ol cornsr Of Main snd 10th sts.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. A. COWARDN

The DAILY DISPATCH is served to subscribers
at SIX AND Quarter eENTsPER WEEK, payable TO
the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, "a q year In
advance,
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every Fri.
day, and msiiedto subscribers at 81 peSannum.
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VIRGINIA.

WOMAN hILLED.-A few days since, youngster
named Anderson, In Henry county, accident.llv
shot and killed his brothers wife He Vas pren.r.
Ing his gun TO go hunting when the accident occur
ed
AMuaEMENr IN SrAuNToN.-The Boone Child
rem are about to give entertainments 10 Staunton.
APPoINTMENr.-The Rev. R. w. Bailey lately
OF Staunton, has tsen appointed Professor of Ian.
guages, In Austin College, Huntsville, Texas
FIRE.-A house belonging to Mr. Jno Rogers, in
Monongalia county. was bnrned on Sunday last.
ADpREss The Hon. r NJ. T. Hunter delivered
and address to the Democracy Of Petersburg Tues
day night, at Mechanics Hail.
APPRornIATINa CHrrTAGoNas.-The hen roosf
of Col. d. G. Potts, of Petersburg, was entered
Monday night and clean sweep made of all the
unlucky fowls quietly roosting therein.
GEN. MrLLsoN.-Gen MiIson addressed the
Democracy Of Nansemond county, on Monday.
LONGEVITY Ogilvie, aged 90 years, died In
Portsmouth Monday. She was among the very
few who saw and have survived to this day to tell
OF the "Siege OF York :" she being at that time in
her oath year. Her father, an Indian, who mar.
ried Scotch woman named Herne took her name,
and bore arms In the American army at the
"siege." Her mother kept the only Inn at that
time In York. Susan retained to the last perfect
recollection of all that passed on that memorable
occasion, as we'll as many of the incidents of the
revolution which preceded IL.
THE MURDER AT PHILADELPHIA The police of
Philadelphia have been investigating the case of
the young German girl who was found with her
throat cut, near that city Sunday. The body has
not been recognised. A box OF arsenic and bot.
tie OF niire were found near the body. but, upon
being carried to the drug store from which they
were purchased, the clerk did not remember hav-
Ing sold them to her. She proved to be married
woman. but the physician could discover no trsses
OF an outrage upon her parson. Her wrists were
bruised as If by violent srssping. Blood was ira
ced three quarters of nls above the scene of the
murder.
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TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIEs AND

4 FANCY GUUDS j. Z. WEI L has Just return
ed from the Northern Cities where he has pur.
chased of the hsndsomest and most fashtonahle
styles of Trimmings to be had in the city; all of the
latest mports tons landed from the European steam
ers whst he was there, tosether with fine ana
well selected stock CT Needle Work Goods-such As
Bands, Collars, Sleeves, Gmpure Colisrs and sets
Rihbops Mohair Hair Dressee Jet Bracelets Breast
pins snd Necklaces. Card Cases, Portmonnsies Faus
ferfumeries and nice stock of Fancy Goods and
Hosiery, TO which he calls the attention of purcha.
seGs every article will be sold cheap by calling at
]. l.. WELLS
Fancy and Trimming Store,
ap Slim ISL, Broad Street
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GRAPE SHAWLS, GRAPE SHAWLS.
~ Opened several lots Of rich Embroidered and
plain Grape Shawls. which offer from s6 70 the
finest aus siity. AUGUSTUS MAILERT,
apsl Nc Al Main 1T.
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WOMAN hILLED.-A few days snce, youup.ter
named Anderson, in Henry county, accidens.llv
shot and killed his brothers vile. He was prepsr.
Ing his gun TO go hunting when the ACCIDENT occur.
cd
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The ADVENT DELUsJoN.-The Portsmouth, IN
H Chronicle learns that "considerable interest il
manifested as the time fixed BY Adventists fer the
end of the world draws near. Ten of their
were baptized on Monday noon. They expect to be
caught up the 18th proximo. while the earth and s
inhabitants are burning pp.D
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sc S So ss5 esK lgte 1efse9 & kaassssfg ss
sss Is saa - ~ - ss.s sss2s fssszsz 40
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- p - VIRGINIA AND

TENNEE ESEE KAIL
SSoAD-NE ( w sc HE EDULE-sU Ar.
nnANGEMENT.-On and after April Is, la55. the
5assengsr Train will leave Lynehburg daily, (Sun.
Wytheville atsP. M a- etss ~
~ tnstarning. leave Wythevire ct A. N. and srfiye
mons ysncnoqfg at Y NJ, making the trip from Rish-
A''A0 ano petersburg to Wytheville In Ia hours
CONNECTIONS = u s3a
a.r. WWuaGnANAN, Via Buford's Depot, ON Mon.
chsn. sdnesdays and Fridays, and arrive 1t Bu-
,I for FINCASTLE, SWEET and WHITE srrr.
n rHuK sPRINGS. CHARLEsTON. KAN1WHx
SUo " ANDOTTE, wa Bonsack,s, on aoudsvs'
VILE, Tenn, daily. l1a AA1 = = - a a
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Benjamin 8. Clark. OF Concord, N. 81, was killed
the I'd instant while at work in FletchsTs Ledge
Andoyer. Mass. He was charging rock with pow
had been poured into the seam. Loose powder wa
scattered about. and large stose IN the bank sbevs
becoming loosened, rolled down, isnitsd the powder
pIosion. Mr. Clsrk was thrown about twenty feet
and large stone fell upon him.
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DLACK9 GRO GRAIN SILK SCARFS.
I'D Received per steamer Jamestowp, small lot
of superior black Gro Grain Silk scsrs to whish
invite the attention Of purchassrs
apl1 n. lG2 Main areet.
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ERENCH WOVEN CORSETS.--I have
Il all sjx A. of the French shaped woven Corssts-
beautiful and easy. fitting articie for sale at
apIJ AUGUSTUS MAILERT.
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I, PANTS.-We have . very beautiful assortment
Of Fancy Cashmere Coats and Psnts made up IN the
latest style snd in very superior manner, suited to
the present and approaching season, to wsh we In
sp1 102 Main street.
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Msnnon HOUSE; having return cd from the
Va Ils. EInns mere she has purchased larae sad
Splendid assortment Of MTLLINcRY .m
oracing all OF the newest and most ssviss
g which she invites the attention Of the Lsdi.s
cities the newest and r,oss f.i;asss.
BILE goods in her line. snsI-
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DECEIVED-Per yesterdays steamer
~ Beregs Robes; Cambric Collars; Irish Linens
and otker new goods
an 10 s G. HARTWELL 4 CO.
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further advance Of IA, The corn trade continued
steady. Provisions generally active Money plesty
Exchanges steady.
Bullion In the Bank Of Eegsnd had increased fi26,-
0o0 Conscls quoted evening Of Friay, the 1sth
at S9h 0H French four and hslfs (at Paris) 93f.
s6c; Ihrees 68f ESQ., Liverpool freiguts to the Untsd
States firm and unchanged
The following is List Of Americans entered at the
Banking. house Of Livingston, Wells, & Co, Paris =
IL Bsbbitt. @ Richmond. T n Clark, p KELLOGG, T
yarret Harrisen, Fitzhugh Deiaao and daughter
Cretgory and family w Gregory, Miss Henderson
Henderson, u Lefn an Norrs Miss Norris New Jer.
Massachusetts,; Plume and family, DR. Rabe, vapa
raiso Mrese Rosenburg, Maryland; CRUDE Turkey.
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The Debates in the C1rts on tas He~ Co'sftfsos-fAa
Ne,u Loan-RemOsdI9 9 ne Governor ~Me FAasPpsse
Palace Iu.rigues Against ne Assistry-Frv.
s,ood RegpiafensJor the Roya, Ho,Hehod-7ne CAo-
l,ra IN Madrid-Recan Of Senior Cseto from washing-
,ou-His SSeccssor-.Rumovoa Plots-7Ae DiNceases
b,trcen Spain and ne Court Of Roms
The Corss ConAitusntss continue their discussions,
after having approved the articles bases Nos l. q 8,
and Of The futurs constitution. The govsrnmeat has
resolved 10 take up loan Of ten millions Of dollars in
order the deficit In the budget for 1885, arising
from the suppression Of the taxes articles Of Prsvi
sion and others These taxes realized In vislsas
and oppressive manner and the arss cry in TIA revolt
,ioa ef Ilaly was; "powa With the Pr0ybaoa taxi IN
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liberty to mention, held Monday evening" in the Rue
de Lille the greatest anxiety manifested respecting
the motion Of Lord Elenborough about to be brought
forward the House Of Lords AMI at no time since the
commencement Of tho war have remarked so gloomy
retrospect OF European affairs In general could give
the name Of tb minister who uttered the following
timents but were to do 80, the censorship now so
rgidy exercised On the HERALD, in respect to its ad
msson into France would not only bs rsdoabisd, but
myse as the author, psobsblY hurled up and pass
port placed In my hand.
"The truth is," said the minister, 1--WE shall do
any good With this alliance in the active prosecution of
the war Negatively rather than positively, the An
ocsn connection OF vast Importance but this cannot
last Already large party in France, which had no
diliucnaon to the war; has fallen away from us and
mainly owing to the state OF the Englsh governmsat
The alistocratc families beyond the manee play with
their government rs we do here at game Of balls,
and in the end so long as The people, ninuy like
look on-thsy may succeed in steering the yes.
sci of State. But a rev dynasty and now
era, such as We have In France, cannot fail 10 be
cru,hed by the oscillations Of cumbrous machine.
n tie molten Of Lord Ellie nborough effect the overthrow
OF Lord Palmtrs ons government ths consequences 10
France cannot fail to be seriously set II is true vs
have 70 reason to anticipate any change Of policy In his
successor but In England hsar OF large peace par
ty making head and the late attempt the Emperor
life has sensbly increased IT, and should another change
Of ministry take place, additional Importance would
accrue to sucha party As for the Emperor taking any
other than an onward course that is mpossble as vel
night you tell the man who dashed through the turning
fame to save his life the blazing tumog root W
stop half way; the Emperor like his sneessor can oAy
yn resoe before he nesotstes one But sns uos' arc
psrleus be has eosa;ed sonswhss '0o maSa aR0A
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PARIS. May TO- 1885,
Opening Of the Eslibtoa General Description of the
Coup deil Presented by the Herior-Ipauguratio of
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