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The Kansas FREQ Presses.--And Gov.
Reeder.

There are now three papers published in
Kansas Territory. devolei TO freedom
These and Gov. Reeder's refusal Ia call aii
elec,ion for the members If The Legisla-
iule until The opening Of The Spring. has
excired complete Juror among the fire.
eaiing Mi,suurians aud Southern presses -
Il is amusing TO dlop into the reading rooms
and glance nj their violent nnd interesting
rffu.ious. The following is from the Rich
mond MrrUr:
"KAysAs. Our information is iha,
The F,r. Soil aud AholIiion Governor al
Kansas Territory will moi call au election fur
members al The Legislature ol Karsas. IN.
/ nj alter the opening Of navigation in the
S,nins. thereby enabling The unholy, I'M
quiu,is AID nell deserving Emisrani AID
Society IN The Nunh To pour into The lap
Of this beautiful conuiry lis horie Of crinw
polluted and povriiy stricken people com
lug, rs Col. Brnlnn oLce said about Abuli.
ion p.,ilinl, H. Congress. with the devil
in their ..-aris. To vote fo' ils being free
Safe. We hope The Aholiiionisis and
F,rr Soil,rs will h, Ioi;ed IN their elfmis
H., this rruad. We have enlisted Tor the
war against Fee SoilI.n and Abnlii'oni.m.
in whatever gui.e or shape il may cure "
Thy Pioneer has The folowing:
+" Has il come To this. that The press aye
three of Them in one small lawn, in n
,pa -elv settled Teuiory,shalI thus irample
under foot The Constitution tf Tie Unite
States, aud sci our Code Of Civil Law and
Religious Institutions nj defiance! Aud
sill they live! Yes, weekly scatter over
ou' beloved land i.'ousai,,- Of large papels
from these Three Aboiiion presses. their ne
farious and inceudiary missiles, 10 light The
fres Of civil aud political discord till he
heart shall faint nj The carnage. and anarch,
which will roll over our land"
D! o! OIL.
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HEiRrFELr SENTIMENT lNoPPoRTuSr-
Lr EXPRESSED. A large AID brilliant patty
wa gisen in fashionable circles lew
watk' SiIcc, M, hu iireI miles from oul
metropolis, and The festivities were kept up
To 50 la;e an hour that the iair hostess be-
came completely wea'ied out Some fifteen
mlnnl-S after he lady supposed lha, the,
lat OF her guests hal leli, she walked into
the supper room, where The gas had been
'nrnrd down, aud gave vent To her wearieL
spur By ejaculsling-" thank God, they
are all stuffed aud gone moi quite all, y
ssqnedSed out voice, Z" have returned 10
hiI az ear rins which supposed was drop
pei while at the supper labl ~ The hos,
.>S charm can be heller imagined than
described, when Oh turning round, she dis
covr'ed one OF her nearest fashionable
nelghburs Post.
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Acton Town Meeting.

The following persons were chosen town
officers in Acton, Monday. March IL, 1855:
Horace Bodwell, Town Clerk; Horace
bodwell, Ebenezsr Kicker, Dauiel Giant,
selec'nen aud Assessors Ebenezer j..
aursom, Treasurer. Constable aud Collect
n; John F. Thompson, Richard II. Godins.
Dr.. A. d. Morrow, Experimenting School
Committee.
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IRELAND FOR THE lRISH. iceland has
o1en depleted 81 that the l,i,hman eau rrl
oener living there than here. We Jaw n
,eue,' " lew days since hom voun. nnI
ihe''se"' lriShman, who. after being hr,,
Two years, returned home la, sumner :
ne s"s labor i IN demand, "pi.> AMI
Ia'm ptoiuce are hi.n aud cell on;rl
on account OF the war an 4 | can do much
S'..e, he'e Than In the Uuiled Slales.n n
~ were mol that 50 many have relatives AMI
h, 'eus here, the lush emigration wopl1
INV n..e ceased year since. As il i, i !.
hkely 10 be very small I'M. v.a, ~ y
Y;ll cd,,'. ., ",s as many will return home as
wiz ''uie over hs'e. -Neirbu,ypou Hr,1
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State Of Maine.

Head Qnartsr'. Aima1t G,nSrals 0Go,.
AnRnaa, March 5, 1875.
General Order, No. IL. The Command.
rr-in Chief having appoi.,ed
JOSEPH r CLARK q: Wiscassct,
HIRAM CHASE 81 Belfast,
GEORGE + AVER Of Ponlard,
SAMUEL 5. BROOKS Of Augusta,
10 be- his Aids.de Camp. aud having COM
'nis.iohed them, respectively, with The rank
Of Lieutenant Colonel. they will be obeyed
and respected accordingly.
BY the COMMANDMENT Chief.
JAMES r. BATCHELDER,
Adj, General.
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Berwick Town Meeting.

MIX. EDITOR: The following officers
were chosen a, the annual town meeting
on the 10 irS,., in Old Berwick. All Re.
pnbheans; =
Elijah Hayes, Jr., Moderator Frederick
A. Lord, Town Clerk; James NJ, Tibbels,
Mark Wentworth, Gilman Stacy, Select.
men and Assessors (; Elijah II. Hayes, SUI
pervisor OF Schools; JOHN Hurd, Town
Agent; job Harris, Town Treasurer; ia
cob Wentworth, Frederick Hayes, James
Gowell, Auditors.
Yours, &c. II.
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Nonrn BERWICK, March 10, 1855.

-lBRos~ CowAN, Dear Sir: -li gives us u
pleasure 10 announce another republican
victory, in The election Of all our town Off
GERS, with overwhelming majorl'ies.
We have given the old liners The mos
thorough defeat they eve experienced.
Judging from the woe-besone counien
anccs Of some. one would think that they
had lost their bes, friends as well rs The
offices. Some attribute this change in ou'
town affairs, to "SAM." though that is moi
ye, definitely asceiIained. NEGATAGA.
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O. The four grea, British Qua,erly
Reviews and Blackwood's Monthly are
promptly issued by L Scott & Co., 81
Gold Street, New York.
Terms Of Subscription. Any one Re-
view or BIackwood, SO year. Blackwood
and one Reviewer any two Review., SIS.
The four Rerietrs and Blaekrood $50
copies $50
Postage on the four Reviews and Black
wood 10 any Pos, Office in the United
States, only 80 cents year. Viz; IA cents
a wear Oh each Review aud q cents year
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The present is favorable time for sue.
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D- Read tho advertisement headed
Z" First Premium Dasueueo'ypes," II you
won Dtean The place 10 obtain an A. No.
Miniature. We acknowledge McKrxxr's
to be the place, but IL any doubt Il, let them
call nj his rooms anJ examine an almost
endless numb,r Of specimens taken by no
QUE bu, hinuslf, aud judge iof themselves.
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~ The PaeiGe ocean covers - mi,l;,.
OF square miles, the Atlantic % m;iI,,
the Indian ocean Ia millions. T,e S"Sm
eln ocean To 30 Ge2rees Is IS millions
The Northern ocean 1--WE millions TL.,
Mediterranean Que million. The RI
sea i70 900. The Baltic las, 200. Tbs
Mouth sea 10000.
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FoR KANSAS. A patty Of 81 started from
this city aud Saco on The 10 aud IA int. Tor
Kan.as-26 men. 2 women aud 3 children
all persons Of charac'er and real rorih and
some Of them possessed u cosilerable
means with which to commence territorial
life.
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harle. was a close prisoner for Eve years

Charles was close prisoner Tor FIVE years
10 come.
We leh the prison with heavy hearts, re-
lieved, however, by the reflection tina, this
was one Of the best institutions OF the kind
in the world, Notwithstanding the libels oil
Charles Dickens) and that its administration
in the hand Of Mr.. Scaiiergood secured 10
its unfortunate inmates "equal and exact
Justice. "-Adrocdte.
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Arrr.r, March IL 1855.

ArcrsrA, March II, 1855.
The Governor has I learn. put on The
nomination book the names Of the following
pers ms for office:
John S. Abbott, Norridgewock, Aiiriey
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~ What IL The difference between a
hive aud u irIeclivs po'aioe! O's isa
= es-holder aud the eiher u a spec-laiUr.
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1856:
Fay orthe army, ss0o,.oiol
Communication of officers subsistence, G.s I6s |
Communication Of hiage Tor officers horses, asa
wants, 49, '' SO asoI
Expenses Of rec rtuy, &C. looo
Subsistence In kind. 1l0l,s5
Ciohny Tor the srmy, camp AMI garrison
equipage, 81, SIC
Regular supplies o. Quas.rrms,,er's Depart.
ment. Nc., Sg0,f 90
In iient,l expense. In same, 3iS, Cs
Constructing ba racks sul other bulldogs, 20 As
Mile &c 10 officers q. the army. Sc., l0i,pOJ
ienimy same, I.s'o,cco
mcnis Of Dmgooa., 1000
Contingencies ~ the Army, 6JDl
yielical and Hospital Departments, $500
Contingent excuses Of AjJuiant General,
Department, t0l
Armament ~ FOriiicatons 1s5,OJI
Ordnance, o,lnancc sores anil supplies, lOJ.tOO
Current expenses % orr ance reryce, lUJ,00J
Manufacture Of nrns at the national armores, Is 20
Improvements. Sc.. at II irpcrs Ferry, 3l6i3
Arsenai., inclu linz pur,hag, OF site. fbr new
ones, taxes. &C., 2os,i',
C0ntinc'ng survey Of nor ein and western
lake.. 50,lo0l
riy Of Clerk anil Messenger In oahce Of Com.
mauling Gen,ra 1000
ContiOSent expenses IN same, 3,0OI
AR aragrs &c, 400
Capitol extension, 3s50.D
Total so,,.i 0S5
Nine millions 10 keep mp row with the
Indians Next. the other lighting service
laims intention. We snhjpln the appro
prallou ior the Navy for Tie year ending
June. 30, 1856.
Pay Of commission, wanan, and petty on
GERS and seimcn, O., SIS III
rsy of Superintendent, Naval Constructors
&C., l:i,iso
PrNi.IoaS Cor commission, warrant and p.i,y
Offers and selmeu, 0s6 100
surge,ns' necesssres aud appliance, for the
lick, a,saS
the Navy &c, 2,,o,,Sso
niia,,, a,o)p,o
Stevens war steamer, 800 oil
Ordnance am url nance stores &C., ClOOOO
Prpcrng TOR Publication American Nautical
Almanac, 20 $50
Purrhs. Of ran,'c,i Inst. uncut. &c. 900
Printing and Publishing sailing dircctions, 1000
Mciel., drawing and C'p,lng. Postage, kc, I.ooo
Continuing Publeluou of Wind and Current
Chars, $50 o
Wages q Persons at Oh,srva cry a,is,
Salary az Prof Espy, 2mi
Certain Contingent EXPENSE sI2UtJ
Repairs of Buhiings ALL support o. Naval
Aeahe ry at Annap liz, 2j,Qit
coutil Jung sea wall on grounds belonging to
the same 1000
pOrt.nou h. y. II. Navy Yard, ts.2.s
BOSTON Navy Yard, 2S531
New York Navy Yaid, 3iagld
Pay ofl,on.work for ens.ne.house, 9,So'
liepers n all kinds, connected with New 90
York Navy yari, :ao
Philadelphia Navy Yard, eosW
Wash ngton Navy Yard, Iy.s,oI
Nnfslk Navy Yard, Ss;as,al
| pensseola Navy Yard, HS9scoI
sacketts IIarbor, r,oeooI
San Francisco S,sosl
Hospitals o.. different points, ,so mol
Maya Ines Ct different points, sooiiil
Marine Corps, -I
r.s, liza
Over fourteen millions for work which
Z. In vreat part. useless! Why, under
John Quincy Adams the total expenses Of
be Government were but thirteen millions
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Whole number Of votes for Mayor, 1911
d. L. Somes had 708
William p. Haines had 49S
Scattering 5
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Saco Town Meeting.

The following is an accoun, Of the votes
t The annual meeting on Tuesday last:
Node, Smith, Jr., 17S
E r. Wiggin, 1O6
David TuXbury, ]
Torn Clcrk.-Abraham Forsskol, unani.
nous.
7orn Treasurer.--J C. Bradbury,> 81
Andrew Seaman, 9
Iorn Agent-Philip Eastman, 100
Andrew Scanman, 81
James Beatty, 90
Scattering, 3
Seleetmen. Whole No. ballots, COG
Necessary Tor choice, 349
Seth Seaman, 673
Moses Lowell, 557
Ebenezer Cleaves, 354
James NJ. Deering, 3lS
Ira c. Doe, 1877
Scattering, 3
Col. of Tdres.-Whole No. votes, $50
Necessary lor choice, Isl
John II. Burbank, 22l
Dominicus Jordan, 80
Edmund 3. Knapp, 3s
Simon H. Milliken, 8
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To'a',
Oyer fourteen millions Tor a work which
l.. In preat part. useless! Why, under
John Quincy Adams. the total expenses Of
ma Goyern,nent were but thirteen millions
The cry Of the opposition press was he
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Gbs mniun uua suurnul.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, '55
CITY ELECTIONS.

From As Union and Journal Ertra.
Union and Jonnol Office. /
March -, o'clock p. NJ.
The following are the returns of the Mu'
nicpal election from the Wards in this City
WARD NO. !.
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Esq,
-, Virginia.

New MARKET HousE.--It seems that we are
soon to have large, commodious, and comfortable
market house, built upon the present ste Of the
Centre Market.
II win be recollected that last year the two
boards of city government passed resolution to
build the new market, and appointed commit
too under whose direction and supervision the
same was TO be built. They negotiated with Mr..
Ranlett, the architect for aplan but his departure
upon business in other cities has prevented any
further progress in the work.
Ho has now returned, and we understand that
the prosecution of the work win be vigorously en-
tered upon. Messrs Busey and Barr are the com
mittee Of the board OF common council and have
eunccd their intention Of going on with this much
needed and important Improvement with vigor,
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In the Senate yesterday, after we went to press,
the bounty-lan bill was discussed at some length,
and after being yariously amended, was passed.
As as we could ascertain in its present form,
II gives to all who served fourteen days in any war
since 1870, one hundred and sixty acres Of land,
deducting the number of acres already received
by them under former acts; and to the widows
and minor children Of the deceased It gives like
amount. Mr. Bells amendment takes in the wars
prior to 1890, and Mr.. Wellers amendment in
creases the pay ofinvalid pensioners.
The Senate then took up the French spoliAtion
bill, but adjourned without taking vote upon it.
In the House, bills for the relief Of Henry Dyer,
making appropriations for the Improvement Of
certain rivers and harbors, and changing the APP
preparation for the erection Of custom house, &C.,
in Milwaukee, were taken up and passed.
Mr.. Letcher then called up the report Of the
Colt Investigating Committee, and after addressing
the House at some length on the subject, moved
two resolutions-one excluding w. B. Chase from
his privilege as reporter ON the floor, and the
other, directing the Speaker to issue his warrant to
the Sergeant at Arms, commanding him to take the
said Chase in custody, and holding him subject to
the House. After some debate, the first resolution
was adopted, and the second laid upon the table.
The House then adjourned.
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Supreme Court Of the United states.


Churchill J. Cambreleng and J. Montgomery
Guitesu, Esqrs., Of New York, and honorable Ste
phen Hampstead, Of Iowa. were admitted attorneys
and counsellors Of this Court.
No. 50. James Rhodes, appellant, %. VIM. B.
Farmer, ct. al.
The argument Of this cause was concluded by
Mr.. Phillips for the appellant.
No. 81. Ship Panther, James A. Potter, claim-
ant and appellant ~. The United States
On motion Of Mr.. Attorney General Cushing, this
canse was dismissed with costs, the appellant hav
ing been called and falling 10 appear.
No. 81. Daniel South, ct al, plaintiffs in error,
vs. The State Of Maryland, use Of Jonathan W.
Pottle. e
This cause was argued by Mr.. Nelson for tho
plaintiffs IN error and by Messrs. Dobbin and Rev
erdy johnson for the defendant in error.
No. 90. Luke Tiernan's administrators, appellant,
". Benjsmin Eve, ct Al.
The argument Of this cause was commenced by
Mr.. Preston for the appellant, and continued by
Mr.. Blair for the sppellees.
Adjourned till tomorrow at II O'Clock
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Baltimore Correspondence.

The Collin WI Case Interest of The City IN a
former wiA of the Iestatri1--aAs Mayors AP-
pointmsnts--A Parsonage Rob6sd-Arrest Of
y an Incendiary. + .s,a gs
BALrINoRE, Feb. 8, 1856 ~
resolution was introduced in the City Council
last evening, directing the city counsellor to
city in the Colvn will case at present in course Of
trial in the Circuit Court. The suit now pending
is brought by the heirs at law Of the deceased to
break the will of the testatrix, made in 184s be-
queathing the whole Of her property, with the ex-
ception Of some trifng legacies, to Richard Colvin
Warford, her nephew.
The ground on which the suit is brought is, that
the deceased was not of sound and disposing mind.
1t has appeared in the course of the evidence,
time when it is agreed she was perfectly sound in
mind) by which, after bequeathing sundry small
legacies, she made the Mayor and City Council Of
Baltimore resduary legatees to the amount Of about
5000, 900, which large sum was to have been de-
voted to the erection and endowment of House
of Refuge and to the support Of the poor and des-
titute. 1t is supposed by some, tho viii Of 1S4s
is broken on the ground of incompetency Of intel
lect that this prior instrument will come in as the
last will and testament of the deceased. hope
the erection and establishment of the Baltimore
House of Refuge may not depend upon any such
uncertain contingency as this
The Mayors appointments still in that i'm
penetrable green bag" Much to the disappoint-
ment of theinterested, the bag notsent up yes
terday, but understand the event will very likely
transpire on Thursday. The Mayor is as close as
an oyster as to the nominees, and doubt whether
the successful applicants for his patronage are
themselves aware of the fact, to any certainty.
The residence of DR.. Wyatt, rector Of ST. Paurs
Episcopal Church, at the head Of Liberty street.
Saratoga, was entered on Sunday night and robbed
Of number of articles of clothing and small bag
Of money, the collection at the church during the
day. The thieves gained an entrance through the
study window, and managed to escape without OBJ
seryationi
The man who set fire TO the dwellng-house on
North Calvert street on Sunday afternoon, was ar
rested the same night at his lodgings, in bed,
where he had gone to elude pursuit. He is
young man, and gave his name as William Watson.
He was fully identified by those who saw him run
from the house just the fire was discovered;
and accordingly, was committed to stand his trial
at the next term Of the criminal court.
Ax.wu
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made by the Stars correspondent with slight
amendment. He says, Editors should credit
to authors, where credit is due. Our amend.
ment is;-dnd sohere the author Is hno0n.
When we copy poetry TO which no name is
attached, we deny that we are guilty Of any
breach Of propriety
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Hon. Kenneth Rayner,. Letter.

We have not room for an extended notice Of
this most scathing rebuke and triumphant ref.
utstion Of Mr.. Wise's manifesto against our
party. Well might Mr.. Wise cry out on read
ing the former letters Of this series, "tar,
pitch, and tmpentinoT We would rather
have mixture Of all these articles applied an
hundred times to our body, from neck to heels,
in state Of nudity, than bear the tortures Of so
perfect refutation Of lsbored manifesto, as
the letters Of Mr.. Rsyner must have inflicted
upon Mr.. Wise.
We admit Mr. Wisc's ability, his power of
sarcasm, and his oratorical eloquence, but we
think IL win not DO denied by Mr. Wise's
warmest political friends, that Mr.. Rayncr has
overthrown all his positions, and vindicated
" Americanism" most triumphantly from all
the charges brought against il.
We shall in due time republish these letters,
with other matter bearing on tho questions at
issue between our party and its opponents, and
we shall be able to furnish any number Of CO.
pies Of the weekly which win contain them, II
ordered in advance Of the publication, which
will be made some time next month.
ETA correspondent Of the Star on Satur-
day last assails us for publishing the "Song Of
Steam without croditing Il to Capt @. W..
Gutter.
We copied IL from an exchange paper, where
1t was not credited to any one, and we knew
not the paternity Of tho song We never saw
Capt Cutters volume Of poems. We have
heard that he is poet Of much merit We
copy poetry every day from exchange papers,
and we always give credit where we find 1t
given by others, or know who is the author
ourselves, We admit tho truth Of remark
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Know-Nothingism in North Carolina.

( A very intelligent correspondent Of the New
York Express, travelling at the South, writes
as follows:
In Raleigh / found the Legislature In session,
and finer body Of men / never saw, both in the
House and Senate. Kenneth Rayner is one Of the
leading men Of the Senate, and is highly popular in
both branches listened to very eloquent speech
from this Senator, in behalf of bin contributing
TO the erection of monument on Independence
Square Philadelphia measure adopted by many
Of the States already. This bill passed the Senate
at the close Of the speech, unanimously but fears
are entertained Of its defeat in the House. A mys-
FERROUS power is on the wing here indeed, Amerl-
csnism Is contagious ! find the footprints Of
" Sam in every quarter, on the walks, and other
places and he IL such an important parsonage, no
one questions his authority 10 do pretty much a.
he pleases. He Is hvorite at court for saw
him shaking hands With most every member Of the
Legislature. He is by far the most popular indi-
vidual this side Of Mt Vernon. Let Il 90 forth 70
the world, here this gentleman be found in any
one Of his strongholds.
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AMERICANS IN PAms.--Tbe Paris correspondent
of the New York Commercial saws:

AMERICANS IN PAns.--The Paris correspondent
ofthe New York Commercial SAYS:
On Saturday, at ] O'Clock, all the Americans
who have solicited the presentation OF the Empe-
ror, win be received In a special audience at the
Tuilleries. The occasion Of this new and unusual
proceeding has not transpired. They arc also in
formed that they may appear either in court dress
or Ten habit hobiiisn-more curious still. Amer
leans are not in particular favor at this moment at
Paris, and Il may be that they are not deemed
worthy Of the presentation on State occasion,
when other nations are presented.
The first ball at the Hotel dc Vile takes place
next Monday. The American legation sent in $50
names TO receive invitations, and was only allowed
thirty. This, too, is an unusual proceeding since
at both the balls at the Hotel de Vile last year,
the American legation was allowed, II ! rccollect
right, eighty invitations. The legation has very
Justly chosen the thirty from among those persons
temporarily In Paris.