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Fonrth District Pound.

Fourth District Pound
WMYAs brought to Fourth District Pound on flrst
Wv street. between Rousseau and Futsn streets, as
estrays- ,o ,.k a..
on the forehead 5,...,t
One cbesnut Mare, lame in the shoulder, with blaze
face, no brand yisible,
one white Female Goat with brown and white spotted
Kid .5
which. if not claimed within ten days, and the e2-
pepses thereon paid will be sold at public aucton al
said pound on MONDAY, the 9th day Of August, 1855
AZ 10 o'clock A NJ AUG s. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, July &c. 1856
ML a etc conduit au Depot dss Epaves du Quatrisme
District rue Premiere entire les Rousseau 81 fn
I'm poulain ali zan chatap, marque G, ayant une
etoie au front.
Une Jument chataine, botant dune epaule, sans
etampe visible. lie front blanc -,
Une Cheyre blanche, ayan un Cheyreau taehetee pfnn
ct blanc.
81 les dts anmaux sont pas recamees dams DIX
ours ct les depenses payes lis seront vendus enche.s
publiaue au dit depot, LuNDI, lie Aout, 1853, ~
heures A. NJ. AUG. D. FHhLfo,
Nouvelle Orleans 26 Juliet, 1850 Jy2I al
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LEEr- Ii HANDED COMPLAINANT. .--Curran used to
relate with great glee o mishap which befel q
Roman Catholic Bishop who went up to the
Castle to adulate the Lord Lieutenant The
Roman Catholic opposition had been neutralized
by promises retributively nnfulflled for nearly
thirty years 1t seems one of Lord Corvallis
eyes was smaller than the other, and had ao-
auired quick, perpetual. oseillating motion
The addressers, who had never seen him, had
elaborated their compliments in the country.
His Exeeilency was on the throne in high state
when Bishop Lanigan of Kilkenny, at the head
of his clergy, auspieiously commenced: - Your
Excelency has always kept steady eye upon
the interests of England the room was in a
roar ..Never,. said Gurran. $ did hear its
match, except in the Mayor of Coventry COM
pliment to Queen Elizabeth: :. When the Span
ish Armada attacked your Majesty they caught
the frrong so,p Jg The ear y
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

IEW 4gE.sa oRLEAEs, I4S ssEsr oRE: @ssT ;s III; gz
sgMAER * ARR sS,ss2 SsENENT
Fs's'ssi' ss s
a,rs: " i taosi Cas p "
sDse Train viii sys xfsn svess Saturday afternoon a,
N a ssaIPgs 1 gsy doe 4 h' Crossing
feke,, and resn the same dag, will be asrsd
70 Eayeo des Aismandss 2S.
The Trp s.opS .. eSaa for The Accommodation of Passngo
@ q getting on and of al 'A'' P sEeER Vic. President
E@ sos A2B oBahAEs, aanAf ssagAsRsl SAnKs l %
RAILROAD pspos Calope street. OF cara street. nsa,
s daily mile. ,S% .2s. psi T.
4. rs''sa
nils, saeh chlden and servants
@ @ ey a sBs ss
si;:s Gs4isz
& .Sd s . 5st fsas the holder
Season
I 1REAI CENTRAL EX "a a - $3.50 sHsss.ss
E Press AND MAIL MAI % KopTE r g.
nom y TEIINois. LIN n tS teENTRSL 4 A1LaokD
Two Daily Tra trqta airo 70 chisago New
Psssnaes viii ans 6hsapss rleasanea. Rs
daily O'clock N.
9 a Ps s b IS sa III GI
upeeT MissIsAPpi Missopfi
80 ~ tr sL aa ia na,ni Naearn Eails and Rnalo In
" vn,r Rnaion phiIsIs1aii, Ra snra ans Washipvop
ATs frn h,easn Nv e Sa AIbanv and snem RAILROAD for
anj noi,ta Ind,apa
Ni"ys Fas vih tbs ke Cntao Route for Mon
:, al fssbsc saratosa sprnfs and the White DoIntsns
IN ali paInta m ths aoye Toas can he purchased
a. H., sies NJ "a IL CbaYIss street oapose I'LL III
| a,bntss n Hats 1SavG,Tesns " - w l. REpDING,
enass ss liee Ae.pt nIinuis Fsptrsi Railroad
-------E---- T
fg EW YORK AND ERIE - ssss
| IN RAuPOAn &SSS &44 ssEsst No..
4S e1r>4r,, We Hsiiions. va w - ri - y ii
oni oh & ah ~ ,o,ee mas
w anu Aae i,9haast .o9s "ae aa strns NJ H.
- set H"os WA 'e8se 'he pe a o' Vi i'e '"es' ."
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tsS' r. =. II W
ma sis Al Snr 6.niS III ~ any, m md intarmsdf fa,s
,nna;n
/ Ia .asaa, ,ha - ,nornins NJ ~ ~ ~ e
hnn pfycgea M w fs al Al ff Aha soot of
n;a Peant safian,, ani atationa
"a y q Z. 49, ~ iaI " = '', M s W ~
AN nr,k,t and
for EuFstr an
.,atsaas 80 = y = -: t' ~ S.e' - ' 49, ~
D,,k;,k R,aaIo
a. a. - - ,ians 49, es 's '''o W '~ ~ -
Tbsss Eapss rans connect at Ema with the Em,a and sa
tfican sn sit Wt is n iii norta n
| IaTa IanaEvi Ey;a e.o'' sA" "tsih4'e 't ~ ~ & ' "
mvsI If N O. Mef4AIIIJM General Superintendent
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ssPECIAL SHOE NOTIGE.-City and .aas1.
= Country informed that DAVID N
fIas Taylor 4 Rayne1 III
thar nav and spaoious Al MA6AzINEsTREET, ep s
snd haye on hand and complete assor
snt If BOOTS SHOES AND BR0GANS all Of which offered
% IN most liberal terms. toial DAVTnTAYf0R 4 co.
AIEW ORLEANS SLAVE DEPOT, Nos as,
ss Baronne is1 Common srestslsvea for aale %
city aeeepHnee Particular atten
lion paid sale OF Nsgrce Commission iroE merchants
an olhera nnd always Mechanics, Field
House Servants and i be reeeyng SegToss n
Having Twill bs able to ncommodat
900 these import other Staes. City guarantee
given when required Tss undcubted And will he
price in cash for sound Negroes. THOMAS FOSTER.
Msssfs. Rngey Blair Greenwood Co.. Turner Wise
r nensG i a. Cnm.oj,es stssssst 4 CO. ds Can
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GEMS OF THOUGHT.

Any one may do 6 casual act Of good nature
but o continuation OF them shows IL q part of
the temperament. ISIerne
Adversely is the trial of principle Without
it y mao hardly knows Whether he is honest or
not. TtleIding
Men are never SO ridiculous for the qualities
they have, as for those they affect to have
q [Gharron
An unjust acquisition is like barbed arrow.
which must be drawn backward with horrible
anguish, or else will be your destruction.
lIay lor
ALI false practices and affections of kno Wedge
are more odious to God, and deserve to be SO 70
men, than any want or defect Of knowledge can
pc. [sprat.
Like dogs in wheel, birds in a cage OF
squirrels in chain, ambitious men still climb
and climb, with great labor and. incessanI
anxiety, but never reach the top. burton.
Conceit and confidence are botn of them
cheats; the first always imposes on itself, the
second frequently deceiVes others too
Zimmerman
The truly great and good, in affiiction, Lear
a countenance more princely than they are wont:
| for it is the temper Of the highest hearts, like
the palm tree, to strive most upwards when il is
most burthened [sir P Sidney
When we are young, we are saFishly en-
| ployeu Ii procuring something whereby we nlRy
live comfortably when we grow old and when
we are old, we perceive it is too late to live a.
We proposed. [Pope.
Anger is the most impotent passion that ac-
companies the mind OF man. 1t effects nothing
it goes about, and hurts the man who is possesssS
by it more than any other against whom it i,
directed [Clarenden
1t may be remarked, for the comfort OF honeg
poverty, that avarice reigns most in those wht
nave but feH good qualities to recommend them
This is a weed that will grow only in a barren
soil. Hughes
If you suppress the exorbitant love Of plea.
sure and money, idle curiosity, iniquitous par.
suits and wanton mirth, what stiffness would
there be in the great cities The necessariea 0
life do not occasion, at most, third part of th,
hurry TBruyere
Fools measure actions after they are done b,
the.egent; wise men beforehand, by the rules Q
reason and right. The former look to the ems
to judge Of the act. lie. me look to the acs al.
leave the end to God. Bishop Hale
The fountain of content must spring up in tn
mind and he who mas SO little knowledge o
human nature as 10 seek happiness by chang
ing anything but his own disposition, will vast
his lite in fruitless Efforts, and multiply tn,
griefs which he proposes to remove [Johnson
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gErIcr On NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
n1noRHIEs. aRIGas : co, No 10 Toh0u.

NTOORHIES, GRIGGs Y 60, No 10 Tchou-
sAc6N@seo sasEs prime eileinna Sides and shoaldsrs
FiOIIR-aa MIA NJ Louis (Orange and Lemon MiiAl
IARDNq5o M bsls And tisrcea, and 500 ksss prime
LARD oIf-soo Dbs Conkngs. Tobns, Ausr Enges, Whet
atone's other brands 81 3s.L
PGRKsso Dbla Mess aud Prims. n n l., ~.xn r,r,;,, ,r
aa Sugar Cured Dried and the same brand
IA sf 49, lam r. Chid N w. Thomas John Shay,a,
and John ii, Daya choice Sega, Cared l., - -,
Extra. ,,.,.o.;.. 5-.E
sokF-s1O boxes Geo. shllitos 0leine Oxide.
AA ASTHE boxes d. and So put mp in fhney
eoorad nansrS choice article for the MsKcsn market
STAR cANDESi0o and half boxes 49, % AID 3d. various
BuTTER AND caEEsE-sOo pkss A. W. Browns Western
OLD WHsKYas bb superior Old and Bourbon
WINRs91 Longwor celehtaitd Spark
Inv R,andy swast Wine and Dry Es g65i 53 jsl 3m
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DREAM OF A QUAKER LADY.--There is beau
tiful story of o Quaker lady, who was much adj
dicted to smoking tobacco. She had indulged
herself in this habit until it had increased SO
much upon her that she not only smoked her
pipe . large portion of the day, but frequently
sat up in bed for this purnase in the night.
After one of those nocturnal entertainments she
fell asleep, and dreamed she died and approached
heaven. Meeting an angel, she asked him if
her name was written in the book of life. He
disappeared, but replied on returning, that he
could not find it. s.o., said she, ssdo look
again; it must be there" He examined again,
but returned with a sorrowtul face, saying it
was not there. s' Do look once more p The
angel was moved to tears by her entreaties, and
again left TO renew his search. After long
absence he came back, his face raidant with
JOY, ss We have found it! but it was SO clonded
with tobacco smoke that we could hardly see
i'll" The good woman upon waking, imr1e-
diately threw her pipe away. and never indulged
in smoking again
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First District Pound.

First District Pound.
EMTAs brought to the First District Pound. on Dry
wv AIDES street near Triton Walk, as estrays-
One light gray stud h6rse about 10 hands high branded
Y on the right shoulder.
One dark gray Rr-1se Goat with white belly. 2
One dark yellow Female Goat, with watties. 5
One pale yellow Female Goat, with white belly.
One pais yellow Male Goat no horns and with watties
Which, it not claimed within ten days and the AK
pensea thereon paid, will be sold at public auction at
said pound on FRIDAY, the 10Th august, 1850 at 10
o'clock A M. AUG. s. PHELPS.
Street Commissioner.
New orlesns, July 30, 1856.
I'll etc conduit Depot Epayes du Premier Dis
IL tEct, rus Dryades, pres de la promenade Triton,
I'm Etalon girls clair, d'enyiron 10 mains de haut
etampe ] epauie droite.
Upe Chevre girls fopce, lie yentre blanc.
Une CheYre jaune bfnn, ayant des glands.
Une Cheyre jaune pale, lie ventre blanc.
I'm Bone jaune pale, corDes, ayant des glandss.
u les dts anmaux ne sont pas recames dams ax
dspenses payees lis seront vendus enchere pub
que, au DIT depot, FENDREDI, lie 10 Aont, 1856, ie
heures A. NJ. AUG. D. PHELPS,
Commissaire des Rnes
Nouvelle Orleans, 80 Juliet, 1855 jy 81 au6 10
VKTAs brought to the First District Pound on Dry.
Wv AIDES street, Triton Walk, as estrsys-
uae yellow, white and black Male Goat. La
One light gray Horse, about IA hands high, marked
one yellow and white Male Goat.
One black and white Female Goat, white face.
which, If not claimed within ten days, and the ex
peuses thereon paid will be sold at public auction .
said pound, on MONDAY, the 9th August 1856, at i
O'Clock A. NJ aus s. PHELPS.
a- @s Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, July %, 1856
L etc conduit Depot des Epaves du Premier Dis
4 trct, rue Dryades pres de la Promenade Tritor
CONNIE epaves-
I'm Bouc, jaune, barc ct noir
Un Cheyal girls clair, denvircu IA mains ct demie
| haut, nysnt de1 marques dc selle.
I'm Bouc jaune ct blanc.
| Uue CEeyre nore ct blanche, le front blanc.
| 81 les dts animaux sont pas reelamees dams d.
ours ct les depenses payees lis seront rendus encheI
publique, au dit depot, LUNDI, lie Aout, 1850,
| heur.r A M AUG. s. PHELPS,
| ~ - -fi555 Commissaire des Rues.
| Nouyete Orleans, 2s Juliet, 1850 jyT al g
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Third District Pound.
XNTAs brought to the Third District Pound, No. s2
WV Elysian Fields, as estrays-
One pale yellow Female Goat.
Three white Female Goats. a
One white and black Female Goat. 8A
Which il not claimed within ten days and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at said pound at public
auction on THURSDAY the 9Th day Of August 1865, at
o'clock p. M AUG, 9. pHEbPs,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, July Is, 1856. 5,..55
I'll etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du Trotseme
4 District, rue des Champs Elysees, No. ", comme
epayes-- 4#
Une GheFre jaune blanc.
Tros Chevres blanches.
Une Cheyre blanche ct nore
81 elIes ne sont pas reclaees dams dix jours at les
depenses payees, ees seront vendues fenehere pub
liaue au dit depot, JEUDI, Ia Aout, heures Z d.
AiTG s. PHELPS Gomnissaire des Rues
+ Nouyelle Orleans, % Juliet 1855. jy5o aus
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Merchants Mutual Insurance Company.

MlEJyUd1gB NkUbUHI 41kSkkk ssS11V NV22k EEs1Ays
CAfIlAL 800
DIRECTORS.
yJ;iii.,, y,asl n p yoorhies, p. Masperc,
y .n.n s..,'M n. u ns;snbt p poa,z, o. Gaillard,
1VSsl a Nj tansarssr NJ Cuddy, John Pembsron,
B. o. Vignaud j. A. banai .a,.., - -.
rsr Ia of 1nne pociesfor Msrpe River and
Fire Risks,
~ ouso' ts'' Aes ~ JOHN PEsfBERTON President 20
NoTeEAt ssng ofth Board q Directors held on he i2sh
obn Pecsrton elected President and A. Schehsr
-. sVH" :
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HopE 1r's So-An exchange says that pa
per maker Of the South of France would seem 10
have discovered means Of dispensing with rags.
With five common plants he produces a pulp
which forms eighty per'cent. o. the pulp fur
nishing the paper, of superior quality and Of
cheap price, 1t is said t..et , large banking
house Of Paris is on the point OF forming joint
stock company for the development of this dis.
eoyery. =z@
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FkyRANspoRTATIoN FROM CHARLES

TON, S. G., 10 MONTGOMERY ALAsUnil further notice,
eg fon cLaiieaon, s. c.. Montgomery, Aa will
be 40 fallcRa; 50
ca per cubic foot % cmssboxas ha bnnnf furniture
ORANGES enlct matches, and other light articles
bcrad cass per lbs q and tale Shoes addlery
pink gnstn5, conaTy ai1s
Yun figs amphene spIita Inc casks sugar
fee lard tobacco leather, dry hides, tin, cappr
hoop machinery coils wirs carriage png
oudlea aidwals guna Aoilon molaases oil
white isad liquor, cIockery in crates and casks
ivaon relative to shpmeh o. win Charleston to
application 10 HENRY YoNaE,
In 1 Stone
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CARRIER PIGEONS AND THE TELEGRAPH The
Philadelphia Ledger says that the :. associated
press has ON agent for the arrival Of NewYork
steamers at the Sandy Hook Light house. He
has fifty carrier pigeons. which are trained for
the purpose Of conveying news from the steam
chips to the shore. a man in open boat, in all
kinds of weather, drops alongside of the steamer
as she bears directly upon Sandy Hook. me
news is thrown over in q water tight can ana
| the news being taken out, single sheet Is
affixed to birds leg. The man then gives the
signal to the bird, which rises his wings and
away he goes, with all bis powers of loeemotion,
in straight line for the Office, going a distance
of three or four miles in as many minutes; and,
poppine in at the window, is received BY the
agent, who transmits the intelligence over the
wires to New York, Boston and Philadelphia,
! and thence to ST, Louis, New Orleans, and all
parts of the country. so that the news is
frequently received over a large part of ths
United States and published before the steamer
leaves the quarantine.
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SAVE THE MAN WITH THE he'd HAfE.--It re-
quires great coolness and experience to steer o
course down the rapids Of the Sault Sc. Marie;
and q short time before our arrival two Ameri-
cans had yentured to descend them without
boatmen, and we're consequently upset. AS the
story was reported to rs, one of them owed his
salvation to q singular coincidence As the ac-
cident took place Immediately opposite the town,
many Of the inhabitants were attraced to the
bank of the river 10 watch the struggles Of the
unfortunate men, thinking any attempt at a
rescue would be hopeless, Suddenly, however,
a person appeared rushing toward the group,
frantic with excitement. 8 Save the man with
the red hair p he vehemently shouted !; and the
exertions which were made in ccnseqencc of his
earnest appeals proved successful, and the red
haired Individual, in an exhausted condition,
was safely landed. g He. ewes me eighteen
dollars" said his rescuer drawing long breath
| and locking approyingly on his assistants Tho
red-haired mans friend had not creditor at
| the Sault, and in default of o competing claim,
| was allowed to pay his debts to nature. g And
l'll tell you what it is, stranger, said the mar
rator of the foregoing incident, complacently
| drawi.55 a moral thersfrom-ss man'n never
| know nov necessary he is to society, if he don't
make lis life valuable to his friends as well
| 10 himself" Biackwood.
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incident IN THE LIFE OF CoLEgIDGE. King
street, Cheapside, the small street in whicE
Guildhaliis situated, is associated with curious
incident in the early life of the author of
s Christabel" He WAS then friendless and
il-fed boy, in the Bluecoat School :. From
eight to fourteen says CoIeri ge. 81 was a
play less day dreamer, heifuo H6Yoyuna, my
appetite for which was indulged by singular
incident. a stranger Who was struck BY my
conversation, made me free Ct circulating
Library in King street, Cheafsiles' The par.
ticuiars of this ss singular incident" are thus
xplaiped by Goleridge's biogrsphsr, Mr Gil
man; Going down the Strand he says, Sc in
one Of his day dreams, fancyipg himself swim
ming across the Bellespont, he thrust his hands
before him as if in the act Of swimming, shen
his hand came in contact with gentleman's
pocket. The gentleman seized his hand, turned
round, and looked at him with some anger,
g What ! 80 young and seswicked /" at the same
accusing him of an attempt 10 pick his pocket.
The frightened boy sobhed out his denial Of the
intention, and explained to hirn how he thenght
himself Leander swimming Herexs the HeIles-
pont. The gentleman was 20 strassk and de-
lighted with the novelty Of the thing. and with
the simplicity and intelligence cf the boy, that
he subscribed, as before stated, ID the library,
in consequence of which Colefsdes WAS further
enabled to indulge in his 1aye of reading .
London and its Celebrities
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RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
t with the above there ia EXPRESS for the
of Baggage part Of the Of Nav Orleans
giving check the Express Messan
g their baggage delivered directed with prompne
ans. dispatch. : -. =,
alsH s.
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Psp5ieiar calling aeatiou OF the Public 10 this
eoptiance
The hisaasas for which At Ia recommended
article that ha stood the Of
te the peopts and IT. reputation
II u6rgaed preparations testimony
Fa0rziven by prominent and veil known Physicians
nAiyfdasls ag the country mmsnse The ai9w
fz5 yopI subnit'ed referrng who
fiJ joubt tr my 6Ianorabia Receipt Book
d Faa be had gratis Of all the Agents for tho
t1ln
Pluepa efee Mandatory Arch atree Philadelphia
ts- sold Retail by JOHN WRIGHT Co., l6l
tfaTkss s orieana Dugks generally.
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Unitad States Lie Insurance Annuity ana
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
2APtTAL. ..-s.'tSet't*sF
s.R, CRAWFORD ,PrcaiS*nf.
C. @. INLAY ,SAsfstnfy.
BRANCH OFFICE FOE THE SOUTH AND WFaG,
.4. BEHyAhiIN FLsDlANC Ckt AEeat
HARMON DokNE, ASK. &geat.
trs ss,fsvorsSjessrur ~ 49, os.is Is
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-24

which the, despoiled him at Navsrino An
alliance with the rzar 70 put down one Napo-
leon, and an alliance with another Napoleon
to put down the Czar.
Such is the balance Of power in Europe-the
only two consistent States among them being
Russia and Turkey, and the most stupid ofthe
whole set being that same selfconceited Great
Britain. An alliance with Napoleon the Great
would have saved her thousand millions Of
debt, and the peace Of Europe to this day. He
wanted peace, but he was not Of the regular
family of royalty, and twenty-five years OF blood
shed were occupied in claiming him to st. He
lena. And now, England meekly bows to the
nephew Of his uncle" and obeys his bidding
Such are the retributions Of justice. Yes, sil'
the world does move and thick-headed John
Bull is just beginning to appreciate the fact
that her Bourbon Pitt was the greatest curse
with which England was ever afflicted. Napo.
leon was right The present French and Eng
lish alliance was predicted at St. Helena, and
it proposes the very work which he would have
done for England forty years ago, had she con.
sented-the curbing of the power Of Russia.
Palmerston has assumed the task Of rectifying
the blunders Of Pitt.
Consols down, markets fiat. Thank God
the winter is nearly over, for our hopes Of the
next six months appear. now wholly to depend
upon our own resources of supply for ourselves
---a = l-c-:~.n;As nc Wastarn Enrnna Paacf
would lift us up again, and we hope for peace
from the expulsion of the allies or the fall Of
Sebastopol. We have no other interest in the
siege. The European balance Of power is to
us an atrocious mockery Of right and justice
one way or the other. 1t is simply the spolia
ton Of Turkey whichever party may win-the
fight Of . parcel of hungry dogs over marrov
bone, nothing more. UNCLE SAM.