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LsngdOn Cherry shipped on the Goth inst, ten
thousand apple treea Texas, the largest ship
ment, we believe, of fruit trees ever made frsm
tennessee
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Rev. J. r. Graves, will preach at Firsmsns'
Hall Capitol Hill) to-day. Services to commence
at IL o'clock A. NJ
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BARGAINS IL READY MADE CLOTHING We are
selling at Reduced Prices, for Cash, the balance Of
our stock of OVER CoATs-BUsINEss COATs-heaUg
Pants and Vests. WARD, BIRMINGHAM & Co.
No % South Side Public Snuare
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Robert R. Boyd sells apples in any quantity, frOl
one upwards. Stand No. A Market Street. If
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NASHVILLE.
nIyER ann STEAMBOAT NEWS.

RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING Tbs DAY.
For ST. Louis, D. II, Rppysn, 81 P r. s
For Paducah, Cuba, al II NJ
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY
For New orleans, BED Rover, at P NJ
The river continues to fall slowly, with feet on
Harpeth Shoals.
The following boats are expected: Melrose, from
Pittsburgh; Cuba, from Paducah; coneWsgO and
Dunleith from Cincinnati:
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Clifton, from Pittsburg.
Red Rover, from New Orleans.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
J. G Cine, for Memphis.
S P Hibbard, for Pittsburgh.
CheusDgo, :"
Hudson, for Cincinnati
B. NJ. Runysn, fer 81. Louis.
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EWING. m'CRORY q 60.

FRESH ARRIVALS.
VNTESSEL THOMPSON respectfully suncrnce 70 their
Nv customers and the public generally that thy are n0E
receiving daily by Railroad, large welt stock OF
goods, which ey selling at les esh prices among Which
will be found the folloNing:
Fruits.
> hxs New Raisins; 30 drums fresh Figs;
bbls Currents; 3 trails Dates;
Cases PTunes; 10 bKs Lemons.
Nuts, DC.
10 bbs Pecans; 40 ilIs assorted AInnnda:
10 do Flhrrts; 10 DO Bra4ll NIts.
~ DO English Wainuts.
90 doz fresh LObstersi and 20 dog fresh salmon and
cans; cans:
doc fresh Aackers9 cans: doz sSei salmon iaI0
10 hbisHes family Shad; ems;
10 do do Maekersl large D. 100 bxs Scotch Herring;
500 best Cod Fish.
Matches, &c.
100 gross Shanghai Matches; = rUss Genuine German
80 gr's ge'ine Round Box Matches; Matrhes-
l2O bxs Fire Crackers 10000 Torpedoes
100 baskets Chanpegns from 10 sparkling CataEba
So . basket, assortment Of 50 Joz AlIs01sAis:
Old Port, Sherry and Madeira 50 do Duh.Il Porter.
"a casks Of extra quality, Old 20 do js0udsu do
London Dock ard Otard Bran
dies in p Casks.
Sundries.
10 chests Fine Teas; 10 doz English Pickles,
d0Z Ale Pumps; 20 do assorted sauce.
90 do Brandy Peaches; . DO Hrandy Cherries:
j DO French Cordial; 20 do Fresh Pine Apple.
do Mustard; rs Citrou-
Canton Ginger together with variety stFesof
COuiectiOnares Tor Welding Parties, Ge.
VESSEL & THOMPSON.
c2l 40 and q Union street. Nashville.
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COME AND SEE.

A Ii the ceebraeed SpeCtacles either GLASS; E@1G-@
"A Scotch or Brazilian Pebbles. Also IheECJ- TX
Celebrated brazilian Pebble, said TO be
made out of Brazilian sand, in Silver Frame,
S5 25O pePar And the long since discovered Perifoca,
Percopc and PGncODic, Brazilian and Scotch Pebbles
Steel Frames 50 81 per pair in Silver Frame from
81 So per pair Gold Frames 50 to s - per pair
Warranted equal any the United and aawys be
had at W. II. CALHOUN K cos
jan2S-h IL Public Square
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.

WEEKLY publication Of Sheet Music suitable FOR the play
n consisting
RACES fun size, stitched hands
AN the popular dances 81 the day arrangement from the
fayurite operas alSds, airs, An abundant
sunny every thing that the popular demands.
iiitult always iauCtiEe and fresh al delightful.
Tine favcr with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has
ceiyed ly the public and the has the
Press are guarantees its worth. cheap
and elegant exist other The
al a
times what IL costs Musical FRIEND var ty
len are by subscribing to po Ca cheap, much
first ten numbers speak for themselves Mozart,
Lover Wal esein, Meycrbee FOtow, gmuer f. Schubert
Verdi Doytt strauss Mu~trd llubrE. Bale, RosSin J.
Weber Kuckeu Speyer, Abt, q. A. Nacarreu, Bt,lu, II.
Smart Asher Crouch, u Albert, Bishop Aue Paeseo, Lind
paute Bseh wen, All her pieces within the Of
ordinary players ami and invariably characterized by
delicious melody ami easy accOmpanlments.
our Musical Friend
Ipubcl weekly price 10 cents, may he ordered from
bookseller or periodical dealer 1t will he direct from
office Of publ the following yearly So half
81 50 Cluhs. copies Sl4 coios SD locuPes $40 per
year half gear. No subscription taken for less
than months, payable IN advance
Once Musical Friend - Frankfort street New York
{. d. SEAMOUR & CO.
ian9s-lmd&w ProprietOrs.
G,EEDS,--I bids Prime Clover seed
80 hbIs prime Timothy do;
6OO bushels Orchart Grass Seed;
$40 do Clean Blue do do;
$40 do Stripped do do
80 do Herds do do;
Tes seeds are YEARS. growth and pure brought
70 The market; for sale BY ARMSTRONG Co
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Sun, Baltimore, Md

The testimonials published Ia our columns is su
Client guarantee Of their superiority
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Persian Pearl Drops,
Impart pearly white (, the complexion
Persian Pearl Drops,
As beauhaer cannot be exceIled
Persian Pearl Drops,
As cosmetic stands unrivSlled.
PEI sian Pearl Drops, ..... ... ~.
Warranted to injure the skin.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by 10. G. Brown. Eva. ....
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by W. II. Hendersbott
Persian Pearl Drops,
Prepared from the original receipt by
suGl7-d6m A. E. wElHERILL' Cincinnati
The Great English Remedy --- Sir James
CIarke,s Celebrated Fannie Pills.
This invaluable Medicine unfalg Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases which the female constitution is
subject Imoderats all and removes all obsrueonsa and
& speedy cure may be relied
To Married Ladies.
especially twill, short time, bring the MONTH
period with regularity.
Each bottle price one dollar bears Government stamp
Great Britain, to prevent oOunterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should betdke1 The FIRST
THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they suretO bring
Miscarriage, but at any other time they are safe.
cases Spinal affections pain in the back
and limbs fatigue exeron Palpaton Of the Heart, low
ness fspirits Mysteries Headaches Whites and all the
prnu diseases by dsordered system, these Pill
will effect cure when all others have failed.
the pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing so pills With the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain post 81 post
age stamps.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
SID in Nashville by Berry DsmOve and G. W. HeDershOt
and ALI respertsble Druggists. nOV23-d &YIyins
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Mercury, Charleston, :. c:

Among the recommendations appended the advertisement vii
be found from eminent medical gentleman this
who desevey RANT among the very highest professional
thOrities in the southern States.
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A Card TO the LADIES'. DR.. DUPOncO's Pc.
riOdical Pills for EcIHalcS..-Are iniAible for re-
moving StOppages or Irregularities Of the Menses. q
The Pills nothing but have been used by the Doctor in
his practice many years both France and America with
paraee success every case and he urged by many chou
sand ladies' who them, make the Pills public for the
alienation Of those suffering from Irregularities Whatever
preventive ladies whose health will not permit Of increase Of
miy.
Pregnant females those supposng themselves are eau
toned against using pills while in that condition. the prOpre
tor assumes responsibility after the above amonition although
their mness would prevent injury to health otherwise these
pills are recommended Directions accompanying each box Price
81. Sold wholesale by
EWIN, PENDLET0N CO.,
Wholesale Druggists Nashville, Tenn.
whom all orders must be addressed They will supply the
a al PropreOrs prices and furnish show cards and circulars
Sold at Retail in Nashville, by
DEMOVILLE & BELL, No 26 Cherry street.
G. W. HEN DERSHOTT. cor Cedar St. and Pubic Square
BEACH & G0ODLET. Market ST., opposite Union street
J. STRETCH, corner of Broad and Market streets
Ladies by enclosing either Of the above agents. have
the above Pills (cOndentiay) by mail part eli the
city country.
H. B-The ingredients composing these Pills made known
every agent selling them. They will tel you that they all
represenedto be- Ask for DR. Dup0ncOiS COL
den Pills. the signature each box will then get
medicine you may depend upon perfectly harmless.
MANSFIELD & CO, Agents for Memphis.
WILSON & STARBIRD, Agents for Louisville,
6v1v
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Appeal, Memphis, Tenn.

We have already said all in their praise that necessary
commend them and confident that who has listened
to our advice has ever been disappointed
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Register, Mobile, Ala.

So satisfied OF the great superiority Of the sDectaes
sold ~ Mr.. SemmOn that the repeating ourselves,
ana expressing the opinions than
ton their Testimonial Hundreds Of those like
induced the Brazilian Pebble glasses year. are
not only Convinced Of their many advantages would
to the the old kind any consideration.
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Eagle and Enquirer, Memphis, Tenn.

Mr. sermons city vicinity heenvey large
and we have hear of any dissatisfaction the part pur
ch
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Republican, st. Louis, M,


suh should by all examine the merits OF an article
which has the enthusiastic admiration whose
wants peuged o its worth
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OF YOCALISTs AND HARPIsTS,
FENHE ONLY TROUPE OF BELL RINGERS in America,
and the largest Troupe in the world have the
that they viii appear above in their novel and original
musical entertainments introducing evening Bell Music
the only Chime Of Bells the country with vocal and nstr
mental selections from the popular 0pera7-
FoE particulars, programmes and mammoth posters.
No tickets sold after the hall is comfortably allied.
Tickets 80 all pats Of the HALL Children and Servants
half price, Tickets he procured in advance at the
J. A Mcclure and Benson West Carriages
ordered for home d ga O'Clock.
Doors open at :, Concert 10 commence al ~ o'clock.
ian21-td.
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WASHINGTON Jan. 30 The Committee on Elec.
tons have decided Bird B. Chapman to be the
rightful delegate from Nebraska.
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saLS @ II u, = . : - % 80 - - a. s--i 4
mics from NEshvs the Gaatn pkeand L0usFe ans hAs4
vile Railroad. Apply . J. = & 4. ". BROWN
jan7-2n t4{ ChsrsyE
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s,d in Nashville by Berry DsmOve, and W. HerershOt
and all respectable Druggists. noy23-d&wlyns
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American, Baltimore, Nd.

If there any humhug these brazilian Pebble SpCccles II
they do not posses the advantages which claimed for tn
would be Unless io Investigate the merits any other
prOyenea under the sun, with The nope avoiding zion.
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Courier, CharIeston. ;. g.

We able from actual experience, add s
the superior character and excellence these admirable
. aids TO defective sight.
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NEw YORK, Jan. ga private letter says Sou
louque mas been defeated by JeHrard. The In
perial troops are relreatiug upon the city. The
writers think the contest is ended.
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Advertiser, Mobile, Ala.

Mr.. Sermons Is intelgen. and sllfu opcan and his
representations may he fully relied upon We feel warranted in
saying this from letters have received from influential Sources
in regard to his visit here we'll from the ample general ties
timOnials he briggs.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan, 29.-The river is stationary and
clear of ice with 8 feet water 10 Cauo.
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lzkzssa2sszl.s a. 80
TNECL0SE them, with 81 cents each, stamps 50
~ cents in money, address aud they will he returned by
mai In good order. HOEKIES & BARNES,
Golden Manufact1ry,
nog20-dkWly Nc ~ Thit street, Louisville, Ky.
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The certificates conclusive upon their extraordinary merits
and We Confidently recommend the article the public
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II p Look out for limitations of Lea a. Perriia's WOr
cesGershire sauce. See advertisement of JoFS DuScAN
] n so,s aug2l-d
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DecIsions Of the supreme Court.

J. Mullins and others vs, John r. JOnes-OPiniOn
BY Wright, j., reversing Judgment and REMINDING
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Plumber of LOmd o n

Some Of the French pamphieteers hold out TO
the sdvsnturers. with whom France is said to
swarm At this time, Ia numbers unprecedented
ia its history, the plumber to be found IN Lou
dou. That has always been tsntalizlng OBJECT
on the French side Of the channel, being 20
provokingiy nssr-like Cuba, for example, to the
United states-thst its extreme lusciousness
kvsps the mouths Of the lookers-on always Water
log, AID yet 30 hedged around with difficulties as
10 make it entirely inaccessible. The cherries,
10 both cases. hang near the wall, but little too
high for outsiders to reach, aud are guarded be.
sides by bulldogs Of the most uncompromi sing
ferocity.
IL may be very natural that the French should
want the possession of London, and look with
eager eyes on the pyramids Of spells which its
capture would yield to a cOnquero.'s hands. That
vast wealth 10 the product aud the proof of al
energy az vast, Of an enterprise that Is boundloss
Of . commercial srdor that can scale the loftiesl
muautains dive into the darkest sallies, and def
the most deadly climes; of a political sagacity
that concentrates upon human affairs more watch
full eyes than those of Argus, and u manufacturing
industry which has more hands than those o!
Briareus, which harnss the waters and the fires
TO its chariot, and endues England with Titanic
power to crush into invisible fragments the
imperial demigods Of Europe. People who work
for their money are more likely than any
others to fight for their money, and people who
expect to get their money without working for
IT, could hardly choose more laborious means Of
subsistence than to rob the capital OF England
IL Praoce would rival England 10 onnleDce, let
her give Cp her favorite passion of glory, and 90
for substance; let her renouuce the rapscty and
piunder Of war, and depend upon patient and
pains-taking industry and upon the productive
arts OF peace.
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TF,.o,n The P;cbuood IVLio

SASH BLIND AND DooR Factory We always take
pleasure in Noticing evidence. of the mechanics,
skill ter which city is rapidly attaining ide-
spread reputation. The Saah, B!inf, Door and W Cd
Turning establishment ei MILES saBLEa, Oh May o
street, near the Exchange Hotelan1 Ballard House.
rits. IN this coBneciiCn . brnI description. at
Iordne il does u striking instance OF the pre-
gressive spirt'' of Rt hmoId
Dir kMBLER employs u large number of skilfri
wofkmeu, AMI uses the most complete machinery
work in mia line. An adslirably constructed en-
CINE, Of IL horse power, keeps In Operation planning
mills, circular saws, tenor, mon tIcIng and moutc-
ing II achines, ali Of which perform tneir functions
with the most SUI pfiSng accuracy and dispatch; II
fact, little is LEFT to be done by hand. except to lit
ken from the yard and placed before d railroad
cross cut saw, and sawed into proper lengths; it is
then taken TO the Daniels planning Machine "
which cuts il perfectly true on one sce; from this
it passes to w aodworth Mill which reduces it
to the quired Thickness; thence TO circular ZAP
saw whiCh cuts it into proper widths to pass to the
celebrated Power MoIticlDg Machine exhibited at
the Words Fnif-by which door style is &c Jrrict
in less than one Dliupte the rails are then passeo
to tenonIng machine hardly; thence 10 thu groo-
From, the shop the finished work IL taken to the
extensive or ing platforms, and there remains un.
til thoroughly seasoned.
Mr. A has VERY large stock of glass ia the giaz-
ing and painting departure mt OF his establishment
French gess for windows, and colored. sta ned and
fgurea Tor side lights, and thick 6amme ed or sky
Lights
We motto I'd in the wood turning department som
fine specimens Of the arr A beautiful heweI, cGn-
ed of wood and ivory, intended to enteilish the
residence cf Of wcaithiest citiZans, was ID
pecialy sorthy OF admir- alton; also the bausters o
work done in this establishment eanrnt be surpsss
ed. fs s-dltGcwit
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The late meeting o, the Massachusetts Anf'.
Slavery Society showed - bsggariy account %
empty boxes.r Poor cid Abby Kelly made
speech, 10 which she announced the great mor'i.
cAtion she felt 10 stating that the circulation OF
Garriscn's papet--the Lsberotor-was growing
small by Degrees and beautifully less. At her res
quest, several elderly ladies passed around among
the audience, begging subscriptions. the fah'ng
OF In fauds seemed TO incense the leading speak
ers the occasion against the Christian religion
and the clergy. oae person. Mr.. Evans sa'o
that not oae in tee OF tho clergy had the least
| sympathy with them IN their strug g.s;-not one
from Taylor, the mariners friend, down TO soo'h
| Side Adams. Another, Henry G. Wright, came
forward with q Newspaper extract. ssid to have
bees cut from the Now York Epaaoetdst, which
| when read, appeared to be greatpuh for inhde's
making out this class 10 bs the leaders IN every
| thing that tended to advance poor humanity; th'
church, to- its shame, tagging far 10 tho real
| Wright thought this was an astonishing admit
| sion from such q source, and made deductions u
suit his pee alar views therefrom. After declaring
himself an iufdel to the popular piop, and a.
atheist to the God popularity worshipped by Chrit
| tendon, Wright closed with endeavoring to Prov
that Just such an inhdei and atheist as hims.i
| was the good Samaritan.
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The Tom Boy

Some persons, says a contemporary, seem stiil 20
| entertain the notion that young gifis heeu w
training except that Of the mental faculties; tha'
| their forms are Of less consequences thah tpeir
| dresses; aud that u develop ment OF physical
stree 9Th would impair their delicscy, and tend 10
| make them IN ,scuine. BY restricting their phys
| sicnl education and limiting their sphere OF &C.
tiyity. they are condemned for life TO enfeeoied
| health and al aimloss, idle existence. Let such
parents ponder the truth embodied in the follow
| ing remarks, which we cut from the Home Jour
| nal:
"rhe 'tou boy is an eager, earnest, impuisiTe,
brjsht-eyed, glad. hearted, kindsouied specimen
Of the genus f.RiaR. If her laugh Is little TOO
frequent aud Der tone trife too empnatic, We
are willing to overlook these TOR the sake OF the
true life aud exulting vitality to which they are
the escape valves and indeed rather like the
hjgh-pre ssuTe nature which must close of its
super fuous steam 10 such ebuliitons. The
ylapcing eye, the giwoing Cheek tho fresh, oaimy
breath, the 1.-The and graceful play OF the limbs,
tell tale of healthy and vigorous PHYSICAL develop
ment which is natures best beauty. the soul and
the mind will be developed also in due time, aud
We shall have before us woman, IN the highest
sense of the term.
when the tom boy has spruUg up to a health
ful aud vigorous womanhood, she will be ready
TO take bod OF the duties OF life, TO become
worker in the great system OF humanity. She
will not sit down to Sigh over the WORK gisea her
TO do, to shipper nonsense, labgU!sh IN ennat, or
fall sick at heart but she i'll ever he able to take
uu her burden CT duty. la her track there will
be sound philosophy in her thoughts bold ness
and originality, in her heart heavens own pnrity,
and the wsrld will be better thar she has lived
in IT, TO her allotted task she ill bring health 4,
vigor, energy and spirits, and these VIII give her
both the power aud the endurance without which
her life must be, i'll seme respects at least, fall
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THE DISP ATCH
TUESDAY MORNING ....,..... rxssuAnY 5. Is.



The C1bans and spsnisrds appear " 80
mesh Atsxustss Ut the idea # befag eoas". "
without their own consent. wearefnc''nsa 70 tniaA
DAT some allowance should be msde, undof THESE
circvms,ances, for the indignation they express
and that ve should not goto var with them on
that sceouns. IL A wishes 70 buy Be house, and Is
smpAsticaily informs that he does not Wish to
coll, the REPETITION Of q proposai Tor purchase
every time meets q, may naturally excite sone
Irritation Of yelling spain has informed this
government about hundred times that she viii
mot part with Cuba under any circumstances, and
Q fresh offer Of purchase, on the heels Of snch a
declaration IL q national insult, as Gen. Mcdonnell
] assiy pronounced II ia the spanish Chanber'.--
suppose the British government should make q
proposal every too years Tor thu purchase OF she
STATE Of New York, for the purpose OF ansexing II
TO Canada, would we consider 10 friendly, respect
fai, or likely to the a.aicsbs reiations
between the two countriess
The osly Gen, of real value Left ~ the crown O
Scala Il the island OF Cuba Her pride aud inter
est ere alike Involved in retainiog IL, and It II
guarded besides by England and France. w
ought not to get II IL We could, 20 long - 1T
rixhtful owner declines 20 part With it, We canno
get &c. If We would, 80 long ss England and France
have feet upon the ocean.
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European balance Of Power--State
OF France.

The Paris correspondent Of the New Orleans
Fsody,ins, denounces the incouceivabie stupidity
Of the London Daily Ners and of Mr. Bright aud
his party. 10 advocating union Of England with
Eussia and France In opposition to Austria. He
Expresses the opinion that the existence Of Aus
tria with her present possessions Is absolutely
necessary to the balance of power in Europe, and
that France has almost struck its hrst blow
against the independence Of Europe by attacking
Austria. The same writer thinks that If Louis
Napoleon does engage 10 war, (Which must become
. general sne,) the days OF bis usurpaiion are
numbered. France reached quickly the end OF
her resources In the last war against Russia
What will be Ito position, exciaims the writer,
when the little commerce II has is swept from the
seas, when her manu- factories are idle, when the
bsbble credit, which now upholds the millions OF
dollars OF paper In ejaculation there, bursts, and
whom the i've hundred thousand people attracted
70 Paris by the mad prodigslity with which the
public money has been scattered over the capita!
lud themselves without work land be i, remem-
bered this 10 new element Of disorder added to
she many which have always existed. and an ele-
msnt whose &c ton has not yet been distinctly as
SeFtaiped y