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vey, showing thar ego, sex, and nationality, and the
| l~ocali.ies to which each Of them d bound.
IT,. after the sending Of this lit, other smigrAnts
70 the sp cOnni.sryy q Emigration s%up ppts q ss1s
Lists, In the same form q stated above.
The frst List, and also its supplements. OF which
copies must DO ANNEXED TO the ships papers, must
grafton, and the captain or owner at the tims Of dc.
parture.
No emierant viii be taken on board after the
closing OF the final lists.
Art 20. No passenger having . serious or conta-
gi0us disease VIII be admitted on board.
The money paid for passage BY an emlgrsnt pre-
vented nom sailing By these latter causes: viii be
they remain on shore with him.
Art. "a. The emjgrants may be received on board
on the eve Of the day appointed for the vessels de-
on board tventy.four hours after the arrival u the
vessel a. the port to which she Ia bound, unless
she is obliged to depart again immediately.
Art. 70. In case the ship does mot leave the port
owner or contra tor will have TO pay one franc fifty
cent. per day during the period Of her delay, to The
enigrants, to Indemnify them for their expenses on
shore.
If the delay extends beyond ten days, the con-
tract entered upon by the emigrant may be cancel
led II be plsases, and the price Of passage refunded,
without E~rfjudioe Of damages, which may be reco.
vered before the ordinary tribunals.
contrary winds, circumstances TO be Appreciated by
the Conmissary Of Emigration,) the indemnity rpe-
Gifted in the first paragraph Of this article need not
be paid, provided that the emigrants are lodgsi on
board.
Art. &c. Every vessel freIghted for tho ~transpor.
tation Of emie rants, however numerous they may
unless II be Otherwise specified.
When the ship voluntarily takes another direction,
or puts into . port other than that to which she Is
c cSsnS, 'i to t s%ls ssip for l tSs siS. ana sS. i0o %. arc ss 70 20
in the harbor, or they must be indemuifed for their
supplementary expenses. by the captain, owner, or
contractor, without prejudice to other damages that
Art. ~. The dispositions Of the present decree
will cone into force on the lat Of March, 1866.
Art. 20. Our Ministers, Secretaries Of State in the
Departments Of Agriculture Commerce and Public
each instructed, so far as relates TO lis department.,
to contribute TO tie execution Of the present do
cree.
Done at the Palace of tie Tuileries, this 18th Of
January, 1865.
Our Paris C-orrespondencc.
PARIS, Jan. Is, 1855.
The Cars Last Dodge-Ms Notices and Rssuits
The idea Of American Mediation not Acespta.
Die in France-G Grand Banquet G,uex By Louis
Napoleon to the Offers Of the Imperial Guard
Tie State Of Spain a Source of Anristy to tie
French -hteresting Industrial Sta
tistics Of Paris-Fashionable Gossip--TA tn The
aires, &c., &c.
have neither heard nor read anything which
should qualify tie conclusion my first inquiries 70.
specting the hopes Of peace resulted in, and which I
gave you in my last. In high places, where lips are
officially sealed, q shrug conveys q great deal, and
from collateral sources, to an observant eye, often
a. much to be depended on as those of Q moro au-
thoritative character. / infer that the government
never considered the word "peace'' more at q dis
count than at present. This Is strong language I
an aware, when the Journal des Dt5sts, one Of the
best informed newspapers In France, has roundly
espoused the hopes which just now take their rise
from Vienna; but / could perhaps mention names
which would fully justify my holding 1t. This, how.
ever, is impossible; o correspondent has-pusting
all honorable reserve out Of the qusstion-to remem-
Der that q perennial supply is expected from him,
and that If he says or does anything which compro-
mises his Informant, he may play hispsrt with great
easiness for once, but after that be will probably
fnd the door closed.
All the arguments In support Of an incontinent
conclusion to the new negotiations at Vienna are
receivable to this Russia is as far from being ex.
hausted now os abe was the day she crossed the
Pruth. No one ever heard Of q combstant giving
way under such circumstances, ami to suppose that
Russia, who, for forty years, has been outstanding
her strength and gathering ia her materiei for this
struggle, 10 going to cede the question at sight
Of the first broken heads to run In the face OF ali
acknowledged antecedents. Why then does she
mock IL? That, OF course, is only known to the
Gear himself. Hostilities are not to cease
the notion Of IN armistice Ii never dreamed Of.
But the very slowreas Of Austria shows how strong
a Russian party must exist there, and It Ii not TO BE-
supposed that such an apparently frank occupation
Of all, or more than was originally asked, must
partially, at all events, paraiyze tie Efforts Of those
who advocate active cooperation with France and
England. Prussia, too, that evidently requires as
much pattipg and c,axing as q timid syIph who frat
hears the winning words Of love, has to be confirmed;
and the Gar Is in that position where moment ere
victories. Give him bu. time to strike one blow,
TO kick the Turkish inidel into the sea-to dash
at va,na, or perhaps Constantinople-then WHO'D
whoop," as they say. WIEN, After q maddening run
over dale, bog and brier, they kill q fox in merry Eng.
lard. What q cry there would be! Even now there
are strange reports that his lepions have crossed
the Dobrudscha, though they certainly require con-
frmation. But no sovereign or country, 10 the
position of The Emperor OF Russia, can sfford TO
rake a peace that would get all France blowing
perny trumpets from Brsst TO Toulon. Read, as
q specimen, this language Of ". Granies de Capag-
lac, che of the Senate, aud tie grea. semi off in,
writer Of the government
What would especially strife us, II the cfer Of Russia
should be sincere, would be the HON age rendered In the
face OF the world TO the prudence, moderation and firm.
ness Of Francei When the Emperor sent the feet 10 Sa-
lamis, he was slone-alone with good senss, equity, AMI
courage. Three months after he had the support OF Eng.
land; four months after, that Of Austria: six months after.
that Of Prussia, and at present ho has that of Russia