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mo. 562.l
Notice

or De removal Of he land Office from Lebanon 70 Genre,
7 in he STATE Of alabama.
IN accordance with the provisions Of the Of Congress entitled
changes location Of land Offices"
approved March less hereby declared made that
the Office OF public lands Lsn The
pf ALABAMA, will Of CENTRE, said
state, from and AFTER the thirty first day nf July
hand, the city Of Washington, This i7 day Of
June, A. d. 1856. ...r.... 81. 81 .ar 4. an .-.us
BY order of the Presidents
4 ~ THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Once,
June le-Iaw6w Intel. ostaTI tHE
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virginia Land.

HAVE r sale a wood lsns e wen wsisrsd and has
pass through The from Fredericksburg miles and
the from Orange Court hnuse. E 800
had for ave dollars per acre
mice Apply 10 49, 80 r, IT. THOM,
June 3-iswsr 49, fredericksburg, vrsnia.
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NOTICE of the removal OF the land once from
In Daeorrah 70 Usage, in the state Of Iowa.
with provisions OF the act OF Congress enued
sAn act authorizing changes In the location Of land Offices"
hereby declared aud made known thai
the Of pabiic lands al Daeouah, In N,
Of Iowa, will be removed the town OF Usage In SAID
state from and the fhirfy fra day Of July nsrt.
Given under hand at the city Of Washington this twentieth
Of June A. ID. 1885,
by order Of The President;
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
June 2l-law6w Iintel. b starl
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Completion of Panama Railroad.
action Of Fare to California.


RI. United mail steamships leave New York
xfE for Aspinwan the 5th and Doth Of each month,
S4x<T connecting with mail from Panama San
Francisco.
These been and approved the Navy
Department. guaranty speed and safety
The railroad IA ong completed from
ocean, baggage OF passen-
checked New York through Francisco and
embarked Panama bv steamer al the cempany expense
The paid New York oil OF the trip
Reserve kept In In New York, Panama. and
Francisco prevent accident,
is endrely reliable.
Passengers Panama the they arrive Aspn-
wall
Conductors 20 through by steamer and charge Of
and children without other protectors,
through apply the agency
West street, New York, 10 l. W. RAYMOND.
MayB-dn
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Nassau Hall College of New Jersey, Princeton.

Nassau HAN Couege OF new Jersey, princeton
ashould auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
Aud days o. auld lang syne."
The year ending June 1889
the Junior class OF the ending in June 1882 Sophomore
ending June, 1881 and the Freshman
ending 1880, hereby requested assemble
Washington d. O. the third of March, u, 1857
brighten the links chain Of and endhip which
tide entirely sever exchange
greeting and sympathy, and ament the
OF their most promising compeers
preliminary meeting of the seEapponted committee will b.
held Monday September, A. D.
HOTEL Chestnut Fourth
which those of the whom
attend when The
adopted 10 as full an attendance possible.
In the time, whom this addressed
their respective post Offices.
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER @. HART, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
- OF Winston, Allegheny Co, Md,
SAMUEL. r, RICHARDS,
Of Balstn Iron and Glass Works. NJ. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county Maryland,
Committee.
JoHH wupMIs, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lnwtMaT3 [Intellgencerl
newspapers the civilized world request
this advertisement their editorial columns,
OF through the
visions Of the globe aud all throughout the United
Of America requested
cnsonay between this date aud the Sd Of March, A D. 1851
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NoLD silver and plated pecaclos glasses &C.
u focuses perfoes pescopc and parabola glnsses
long experiences peculiar advantages In selecting glasses
adapted TO the eyes ofwearen
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
324 Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
JanQs-u
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No, SO wall street, NJ. ".
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, h CO.,
- Liverpool,
STEPHEN KENNARD d Co.
"a Austin Friars, London.
D. q. WAINWRIGHT q co.,

Of ships will gold silver
bullion, ,ievey precious
fading rned therefor and the value expressed
May 1-dn -
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MEMBEks Congress visters go ws.hsngson
nj respoAsuiIy Informed thar TAYLOR MAUHYf
Stanery win all
addition following
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and ants
New books received Immediately on publication
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webster'n- Works. vols, autograph edition
Eysrett's Citations and speeches, volumes
ClayrPrivais oorrespendenee, volume
p. e. Premises Mennoirs, volumes
Bsncrofts History Of The United States, volumes
stafesmanh Manual, volumes
Uckey's CONSTITUTION, volume
IeHersonf- Manual, saume
The Consultations ~ the United States, volume
Eiint's DehNes and Madison Papers, vsumes
Mafshis Orators and Statesmen, volume
Etory,s Works. volumes
Lives Of chief Iustcs. % tho United volume
Liebers Civil Liher,y and SELF government 2 volumes
Wiris Life Of Patrick Henry, volume
Ksnnsdy's Life Of Win, volumes ~
Gariandis Life % John Randolph, volume
Party leaders, BY Raidwin, . volume .#-@
De Tocaaeviits's Democracy in America, volume
The Federalist volume
Grimks's Nature and Tendency Of Free
Constitutional II mt book, volume
Careyf Past Present. and Future, volume
seamanf Progress Natl Il s,1 volume
Ncrlig0s American Debatcr, volume
FIXTURE Wealth % America, volume
Smiths werfh Of Nations, volume. ..n.s#.
Every NJ American, English
me hn.st qualities, the lowest prices. IT
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Washington Aqueduct.
oTnoE OF THE WLsHISoTos AeuEpuo'
=

opuor OF THE WASHINGTON Asurpuor
Warrington, March 7, less
PROPOSALS for graduation masonry
dams tunnels and other work 81 the Washington aqueduc
that day.
Maps pohes and specifications Ofthe win be ready
Proposals will be received Tor the work Of particular
Portions only 81 some works can be completed under the
present appropriation but al contracts for unnnshed work win
nghi prescribe
Of not holding Su sacieny decide when and
what shalt stopped available,
na n. sss S viii e DE
the engineer the work has been properly executed far has
Payments will specie upon
per cent? and will be dion Of all that the
Al bid. be seasd and endorsed PfopoS for work on
the Washington Aqueduetn
.ho Sey sc Ss ns. 81 Ss
considered most conducive the progress Of The
Every Offer accompanied by guarantee signed by
responsible the effect he they under
bnt bidder wi accepeo
enter mo an sS ssy w good .IS saslsn
accompanied By cerscae Of the Un.d ase
no general o. ndiydna anon 70 he nsneer o. De
pument Of War, that the able 10 make good Their
s,dS win opened presence OF bddeu II any them
N. G. METGs
Capt Of Engineers In charge.
FORM or GUARANTEE
To Capt N. O. Meigs, U. 8. Engineers.
hereby Jointly and win N: United STATE. and
S sa. a s ss,s IN &c s . ns
for the with rood and sufficient surees 10
ofs adverisemsn under which L WIS pade And in case
sad shall fs o enter INTO e"ntrae q aforesaid guaranty
good the difference between the offer by the said and
The neat lowest bidder.
@s"e" ... CD.
thereby certify that the Of knowledge and belief the
above named Euarantors are good and sufficient
Mar -tsSwisthMay&iawa
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ward Hisgins S-FS - ' N's S~p" NA-
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The New York and Liverpool United statei
Mail steamers.

The Shps eomphs.ng lhs line the foDowinsi
The Auanuc, Capt Oliver EldudRe.
The Baltic Capt Jos ComstocG
The Adraus Capt James West
F. These ships having been built by contract en-.
lisa pressy for government service, every been
&~I& A taken their construction, their sngnes
70 tnsuro strength and speed and their acconmo-
daons for uneQuaed
Price Of passage New York Liverpool cabin
In second cabin, S75 From Liverpool New York.
gulneas. 49, H# y. =" ~
AueIperienced surgeon attached each ship. .....
No herths can he secured until paid for nj.
The ships Of this line have improved bulk head
10 avoid danger from ice will Che Banks a deg
until alef The St Of August E "." a# a nTa|IE|' #
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mo. be6
Notice for Restoring Certain Lands In Wis
consin.

NOTICE HsRrnr eryES that the land ofcss hIssI.t
Post sFEyEss Posr and MErAsHh In thu State Of VIE
viii location Of The lands saio
location Of Their
and AFTER Monday the 4
day the following townships, s reseUat0'
Of vhieA wtH BE- continued, wis
Townships IL 10 H. Inclusive Of
10 east, inclusive.
Once srsys..s PoSrs Townships IS "a inclusive, Of
Ees 70 6 east Inclusive
Townships Is and g. Of range sastJ and
Township rs, Of range essl.
Once MHsasuA An the townships district situated be
township aud the Michigan State line in ID 10
e3si, inclusive
0iyn under hand tho Gevs Land once, the city o.
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner.
Jane o5-iaw6w Intel. d star.1
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In pusuaSes FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pesasn the UA
s s q s 4 % sss end sa s
STATE q nes . ~ UT ss.sa on Mon
lands Situated within townships and
EorA Of tAs base line and Of As principal asi4iG"
TIE situated section sir, township forty
so.ioss and twenty nine township Of
and section thirthrse, township forty nys Of range
Township forty nine, OfIange ten. ,sa. ;, ....
Townships onyhree forty forty seven and iorysshh
Townships three, forty SI, Oyseven, range twenty
three.
Townships OryIou and forty AVE- q raass t~sn,-siI
Townships forty eight, hyone, ofrange thirty
Townships fOr,yshs Orynins any, and anyone, range
Tcwaships forty-ays any, and 6lyone range lhysx
Township my, OF range thirty seven.
Tbs vacant appropriated lands in sections twenty AVE- twenty
<, ahe land once az DUNCAN commencing on Mopdsy he
within following named townships and pa' Of township
North Of tAs base las Of principal meridian.
Township thiriy-seven OF range twen,y-seven.
Townsaips @ and 90 q q rs"ss
NORTH Of the line and sast Of the principal meridian.
Cerlain following sections, wi
twenty four and twenty Ave township thirty four Of range
thirty arangs eight sections n,ns,sea and thirty township
% s same range sss @ sns Sns s
O me y ssss. Iss
hiry Tour township lhriy-one, Of lhe range.
appropriated by the Of schools, military, and
together with those swamp and oserowsd lands
% Il a e. sSs s & ss ass
lands, within their mits, approved
september 1850 soii be excladed from The sales
The Offering above lands will be commenced oD The days
appointed order in which they are adve
depaIch until the whole shat have been
inc sass mus esssa su' no sas SHAH ss kept
admitted until The expiration OF the Two weeks - "
city Of Washington, this hfh day Of
April thousand eight hundred and my six
BY the Presidents FRANKLIN FIERCE.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS, W ..- E@E9@ '+@ "'
Commissionsr Of General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to right pre- emption of
parts of townships above
Ted required establish The same 70 the Satisfaction q me regis
Office make
this notice. and before the day
the public sale Of the lands
bacing such claim will be forfeited
'e 's7' THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
'E." Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Aprii s-lawI3w Intel. and start 4a g@
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mo. 1851
Notice
Of sOitkdra.Oal of lands in Florida and Alabama.

NO. 1851 ..-.
Notice
OF sOithdrapai of lands IN Florida and alabama.
IN pursuance act granting public Ianes,
In alternate sections the saes Of Florida and Aabamn
aid In construction of certain railroads
proved 7h May, ts5S all the ard lying within heea miles
each sda OF following railroads aud branch
wit; st. Juhn's river,
Gambia bay, Pensacola from Amelia island the Atlantic,
Tanpa with branch Ceder
Gulf Mexico eKcept Tampa portion June
with the Ceds Key branch from Florida
gomeTy,
suspended from and further orders.
Given under hand General Once, Of
Washington, this twenty third day Of Nav, 1886,
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
May 2t-law6wt fstar q Istel.l \. Commissioner.
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Hon. Thomas Il FlOTence. Charles Dinsee.
George II. Armstrong, Thomas Manderled,
Charles A. Rabieam, Edward r. HelmOod,
George hrI@boId, T. Carroll brewster,
THOMAS d. FLORENCE, r President
EDWARD Il. HELMDoLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS
Charles Walter, No. 397 d street.
ionn ~ liberation, eoae, lst street and Virginia avenue
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain J. P. Levy, No. Ala, peunsyvana avenue.
GENER IL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson.
The business company compare fvorby with ia.
most successful of similar institutions United
au
only forty X hundred and aals oses re a1. VI"
WIN these evidence and good the drec
2 viii Be az
SS@ " ample ndemn q s bubble the
pany have deposited with
MEssRs DUNCAN SHERMAN co. OF NEW YORK
Cash and premium notes to provide accruing
TRUST FUND OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
10 be held by them as security to policy holders the
@ on s;af pasfs
RiEs, WAREHOUSES al eripiens Of BUILDINGS
q GsNa saAR
s"a s nee h or an" y.
waters.
viii Ss taken into confederation A"' arrangement
AZ losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
street, Washington city, ID. @.
Insurance may also be effected al the Home Office
NorthWest Walnut and Second street. Philadephia
Also, at the Compapy's Ohic
New Yoik-A. w. Thompson, No. 10 Wall
s'a Baltimore street.
CipcinDaus-Taylor T. Anthony.
Charisston-J. II. Taylor, No. I2l E. Bay street.
Orieans-Harman Doane
Monigomery-Alheu Williams.
MOBILIZE. @. Waugh.
Pittsburg--T Hunter, No. 90 Water street.
savaunah-A. Wilbur, No. III Bay street.
Augusta-Grardry, Whyte, l. Co.
Anania-MaTcus A. Bell
Trentoh-Nan b Cocks.
Fond du Lac-RabeH A. Baker.
Vcksburg-J. Putnam.
Bufao--A. BarkrT
Memphis-W 4. Milton.
DetrOii-Thomas Palmer 4 Son.
Miwaukie-A. Wellington Hart
Welslurg, Virgina-DaDforlh Brown, jr.
Erie eunsylvania-Alen A. Craig
Wyoming, Pennsyl ania-R q. Smith.
Louisvlie-H II. TmbeTlake.
Nashyile-Joseph Nash.
Porland-n. Robinson, jr.
Chicago-E p. Ward
FTancsco-Nillam Bggs.
st. Louis-lbomas Z. Courtena
and western states.
And other principal cities OF the United States by authorized
officers OF the company
June l3-dly
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United states Mails.

Posr orrcx DsP.RrxsrT, June :, 1883.
PROPOSALS Cor carrying United mail, from the lst day
Of October 3ath June 1o5e following route
Tennessee, win Contract Oce OF this de-
pertinent Washington unit >, OF the l5 day OF
August next, TO be decided the next day. Was
NO. sse3 Depot, Ten, Louisville miles and
back, three tifner week
Leave Depot Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
arrival Of train from Knoryile-say ct 10 am,
Arrive Louisville by ~
Leave Lousyie Monday, Wednesday, and Friday At
Arrive At Concord Depot by4pm,
Proposals for sir trips week are Invited.
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
No pay for trips performed FOR each Of such
omissions explained the
be deducted For arrivals aer schedule sufficiently
ercused fourth Of the for the trio BE- deducted The
contract may be aneued r repeated pes for violating The
oce laws en- dsobeying the departments instructions
The Postmaster General order inccase o. service ct
He schedule,
runnina - diminished curta
discontinue aogeter,
condition Of bic allowing onhs extra the amount Of
service dispensed with,
Increased pay allowed for excess any,
distance the points he supplied correctly
stated. The be executed BY The LIST o. September
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
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Wrr ard weldon OF the rev. sydney sna,,n, BY puye

w kinck 81 %. #wM a :. -
The Life and Travels Of Herodous the Fab Century before
Chrsti an imaginary biography founded by Tai
boz wheeler, v. X g. =. vols %.
The buguenot Brilesi historical novel rs cents. .1
Mechanics Tables, containing
cles and sides Of equal squares 81 aneled
hoops cutting q boiler pates &C., &c. by H. Has
wen, marine engineer. 80
Introdpction 70 The study ofArti by NJ. A. Dwight s.
BY Mrs. Julia L. Dnmont sI
The Rise apd pgress q the English Constitution by s.
Greasy, NJ A, Third edition. 81.
c,de,os his @ and genius with specimens Of his plaui By
Just published and for sale TAYLOR a MAURyB
June 10 Bookstore, near Oh 81
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NOTE.

Proposals be guaranteed persons eer
ed n such BY postmaster Judge OF records and
be entered Into surety,
before the ist Of October, lsd6. III "a 1 @ ~ ~
No pay win be made for performed Of such
satisfactorily explained pay
be ded ced For arrivals 90 far behind break
neron with depending msi and sufficiently
fourth Of the compensation for the tip subject fort ure
Pines will be imposed. unless the Delinquency be promptly
acturiy erpnned for negtcinE take The
once for suffering 10 be injured, robbed
lost, and Coz reusnK, after demand the mail fire.
qunty as the contractor runs, v eoncerpsd
hclcs the The Postmaster
FOR rpencd iues agrr~ably
post office laws department
The Postmaster General
an increase o. service BY allowing hereor rate increase
Tie also
In whole In part
months ntou % dispensed
should be addressed
Genera" supecnbed Proposals No ee57 Florida"
Dor further particulars pamphlet Cor
The mails IN Virginia, North Carolina Sou Carolina Georgia.
Florida, dated January ~ ls55. MES CAMPBEiL,
June l3-law4w t.- .4.... n. Postmaster General
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A nc Letters OF Madame sevtgne her Daughter
and Friends, edited w Mrs Sarah J, Hale. 81 as
The Letters Of Lady MARY wortlsy sonagu edited BY Mr.,
rah J. Hale. VOL 81 rs. t... -. ...s....
May ~ FRANcK TAYLOR.
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May 24-law6wt ri
United States Mail.
FRoRIDA.

PosT opuoE DEykRTnKrT,
June ~, 1885
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United States from Dc
tober 1885, June 80 1852 the follow in the
Of Florida the her.n p.ehed viii be received
the Oce of once Department. eiy Of
Washington, Until Of the Let september 1855 TO be decided
On the next day;
Columhus By Fanninr Town. Town,
Clay Landing, Atsena oue ard Homossssa, 20 Bay Pori
and hnck twice month, In steamboats,. +.
Bidders will distance schedule which will
make ue connsrnn with he plying between New Or
Jeans, La, aud Key west, Fla -. II ..m
Proposas week ~ invited.
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N WTM s@

- E considese CONNIE etant de mon devoir
% de faire connaitre au public ct mes n
mis- en- particulier, cue ie suis n,aintenant en-
possession des deux Tableaux de Taxes DE-
tat des ann6es 1854 ct 1855, ct que je suis
pret i en- faire le recouvrement Je les in
forme egalement que les status de 1856 ont
aioute des penalties additionnelles aux Gollec-
tours des taxes, en- en- augmentant les devoirs.
C'est pourquoi je lancerai une notice de sal
sic contre tout contribuable qui aura neglige
de payer ses taxes a Ia premiere demande GU
trente jours apres 10 date du present avis
J'avertis de Plus le public que je n'autorise-
raj personne, (pas meme mes deputes) d re-
eevoir ces dites taxes; mes deputies n'etantau
torises a agir QUEEN leur capacit6 oficielle.
i J'espere qu'avec Paido ct Ia bonne Volonte
de tout lie monde, jointes a mes efforts inces-
SAINTS, je me trouverai, au Ter. de Septembre
proclaim, en- mesure de remplir honorable
ment mes engagements ct mon mandat.
L. v. CHACHERE,
Sh6rif ct Collector,
Opelousas 5 Janvier 1856. 5tf
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KARs REBUFF PAR La FAMINE.
-n NEw-YoEk, 90 decembre.


LIE Pacific est arrive heures de papres-midi !;
ses dates Won't jusqu'au IS pour Liverpool Nous
n'avons fien aouter aux details deia publies sur
la prise de Kars, 81 ce nest ce quon raconte de NJ
Kennedy, officer de la garrison, qui, paide dun
stratageme, reussi passer les lignes de fennem
atm de hAter la naaFche d'Omer-Pacha sur Kars
Get officer dit que orsquil est parti, lie general
Williams etat sur lie point 'envoyer un parlemen-
tare, pour suspendre les hostilites gu capituer
LA depsche nest pas precise sur ce point.l On
ne salt rien de plus, mas on croft que la garrison
s'est rendue faute de wires.
Iln'yavait Kars que 5000 hommes; lis ne pou-
vaient pas traverser Parmee russo qui environnait
la Vile 5#a s tE5
La CRIaEE.--Le seul fait important qui ait eu
lieu en- CFimee c'est que 10000 Russes ont attaque
bat a dure plusieurs heures. Les Francais ayant
recu des renots les Rasses Sc retirerent La perte
etc considerable des deux c6tes. On ne connais-
salt pas encore lie nombre des tues ct des blesses
LES DEUx ARMEEs.-Les troupes alliees aussi
bien que les Russes, sont abrtees dams des maisons
ct ont teutes les provisions quill leur fant.
SEBAsToPoL.-Le feu des allies contre la partie
nord de Sebastopol continue ct tout porte croire
quill ne cessera pas.
lBauITs DE PAlx.--A pegard de la question de la
paix, nous avons masse de rapports contradic-
torres. Neannoins, IA plus gEande partie de ces
FappoTts sont daccord sur point que les negocia-
tions mont pas fait de grands progress On salt quill
regne une difference Ropinion dams lie cabinet an
giais. Lord Palmerson ct lord Panmure sent do
pinion de peursuivre Ia guerre LIE reste des mi
Mistress entrant dams les vues de Napoleon, desirent
que Pom saissse poccason qui Sc presente pour en-
trer dams des negotiations tendant amener une
paix satsfasante pour toues les parties ct qui ne
porte pas atteinte fhonneurde chacune desarmee.
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POPULATION DE La CHIrE.--0n peut eyaluer avec
assez de certitnde la population actueiie de Fempire
chinois de $50 400 millions d'alnes lie mouve-
ment continued d'emigration de Ia Chine, oppose
labsenee eompletes Ginmigra ration dams ee pays est
une preuve fappanse de Ia surabondanee de Ia pop
laton: car bien que cette emigration soft pressure
enteIement lirnitee . deux provinces, a savoir:
L wartting Ell Fookien, qu repiesentent ensemble
une population de 34 i s. millions Il tout lien
do croire qa'iI platot que millions diindivi-
dus ID ces rrcvinees 6tablis dams les pays etIan-
gers-- Oh eunapte que, dams le royaun1e de Siam, il
. ali moias 100000 Ghinois don't ao0s000 sont
dams Ia capitale lBankokl Els eAcombrent toutes
los lies de parchipei indisn.
D'apres IN recenseraenf exact, il = en- 10000
Java La Cochinchne fournlle de Chinois.
Dams eette eolonie dss Ravires charges d'6migrans
chinois partent pfesque continaellement pour "a
California et d'autEps pays Des multitntes wont
eli Australie, aux Philippines, aux lies Sandwich,
ID cote occidentaIe de- Amerique centrale ct me-
ri<ionals un certain nombre penetre dams pInde
aFalaise. L'Gmigation anx Indies oceidentalss an
aaisss GtG considerable. pltls grande encore IA
Havane On calcule qpdl arrive annuellement, en-
n1ogeIIrle 10000 Chlgos Singapore, ct ondit que
chaque aimee 1000 environ rstouTnent en- Chine.