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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-07-19
C. MICHAEL Lyons.

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If it be true, that "Herron" used the language
attributed to him!in the above certificate; and am
the more inclined 10 believe it is, from his having
justified the assassination of Col. Ellsworth, as
understand at the time he was about to kill Mr.
Earnest, some days since, what language can be
found in the whole compass of the English tongue
adequate TO portray the hellish malignity of his
heart and the unfathomable deprovity of his ma
ture. Who could have supposed that any being in
human shape, breathing the free air of the North,
and claiming to be American citizen, would utter
such diabolical sentiment, as that attributed to
this man. For the credit of our species, l could
wish this certificate to be false. But who is this
"Herron2' A Southern man lately from the State
of Tennessee, and now resident of this place; and
still moe, he is attempting to carry the Mercan-
tile business and thus makes his living off of
people, whose sentiments and feelings he would so
wantonly and so grossly outrage If he desires
that dali the officers of the United States" should
meet the fate of the lamented Ellsworth tchat are
his wishes in regard to our sons our brothers and
our friends~-the gallant volunteers of Edgar Coun-
ty, who have torn themselves from their fresides,
their homes yea, their motherS-their all, to march
beneath the stars and stripes TO victory and to glory
under these "oficers of the United States Army.
What say you patriotic citizens of Edgar ought to
be thought of man whose heart could conceive,
and hose mouth could utter such infamous senti-
ments as these? 5. YORK.
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List of Letters

REMAINING in The Post-office at GAINESVILLE
which if not taken out within three months, will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office:
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The Very Hest
No Doubt OF Efi
WNAT1

Why, Heimstreets fnimitablo Hair Restorativ e
Every body who uses it recommends it,
Price so cents and sl.o0 per bottle. Sold every
where. "a
WE. HAGAN & CO, Proprietors,
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

PUBLIC SPEAKING.
JESSE B. FERGUSON, candidate for Floater, viii adj
dress the people of Robertson Gontgomery, Cheat
ham and Davidson counties at the following times
and places:
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Taits Station, Saturday, July 20.
CHEATHAM COUNTY.
Sycamore Mills, Monday July %.
Ashland City, Tuesday, July g.
Mouth of Harpeth, Wednesday, July "a.
Kingston Springs Thursday, July rs.
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Robertson's Store, Friday, July 90.
Goodlettsvile, Saturday July 81.
Spring Place. Monday, July 30.
Sioners Lick School House. Tuesday July 30.
Nashville, Wednesday, July 81.
Speaking to commence each day at II o'clock
The public are respectfully invited to hear him.
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psD- IF we receive, as authentic, the ly-
ing versions of the abolitionists, our for
ces in Western Virginia have been exter-
minated but the wonderful feat of Nc
0lellan's army of twenty-five thousand, in
three divisions, against four or Eve thous-
and Virginians, amounts to the killing Of
Col Garuett and twenty of his men, and
the capture Of some camp equipage.
neE-. Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,,
has introduced bill for the abolition of
slavery in the Southern States. We had
supposed that the appropriation Of $780,
0O60N0 and 100000 men was intended to
bring about the abolition of slavery; but
the Senator, fearing that the means will
not prove adequate to the end, wishes to
make assurance doubly sure by an act of
the Rump Congress. We hope the bill
will pass
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-07-19

Beverly Tucker, Esq, late Consul Of the United
States at Liverpool arrived in this city yesterday
with dispatches for President Davis We have not
yet had the pleasure of an interview with Mr. Tuck
err but learn that he made the journey from Halifax
TO this city by way of Canada, Michigan, and ILL
uos and in order TO guard still further against de-
tention by the myrmidons of Lincoln, travelled un-
der an assumed name. He speaks encouragingly,
we understand, Of an early recognition of the
Southern Contederacy by the Government Of Great
Britain.
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PRIVATE LETTER MAIL
To and from the Federal states

ALL LETTERS for the Northern States enclosed
in outside envclop both envelops being prepsidl
aud addressed TO me at Nashville, Tennessee, with
ten cents enclosed in outside cnveop viii be car
red across to franklin, Ky, and there mailed for
their proper destination in the old States.
In like manner all letters from the old States may
be directed to nae at Franklin, Ky, and will carry
them across to Nashville, Tenn and mail them for
the proper destination South. re found ncouvenl-
ent TO prepay inside envelopes for want Of the prop
er stamps 10 cents amy be enclosed 10 postage
stamps of either Oonfederacy, OF cash, and win
prepay and forward as above. This Arrangement
10 continue during the war
REFERENcE.-Any of the citizens Of Memphis or
Nashville. B. WHITESIDES.
July ., ls6l-4w.
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Communicated.
PANS. Ill. June 9th.

PARIS, ILL.,. June oath, 1861.
This certifes that soon after the death Of Col.
Ellsworth, was in the Grocery store of Parrish &
Heron of this place. and some persen whose name
do not know, came into the store and spoke of the
death of Col. Ellsworth. ! said that there was one
good man got out of the way, and Heron said he
wished that all of the United States Officers would
be served the same way, that they had men enough
in the South that would pick EN- out fast they
would come, that they would get behind stumps in
swamps and ravines. l told him he ought to go
South among his negroes and he ordered me out of
his store
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ma. Announcing Marriages and Deaths, free
Obituaries and Tributes Of Respect over ton lines
charged for as other advertisements.
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Dd5"Beverly Tucker, Esq. late Consul to Liver
pool is in Richmond, Virginia. as will be seen by tn,
following extract from the Inquirer
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ciarksyilie, July 5, isGi-lm
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See advertisement.
April IL, ls6l-3m.
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sou!hern blockade; how falsely We know and al Anne.
'ca musi equally know the h from The public de-
casaItoa Ct Lord ykH Russell ana he obersaitons o n
Thcupeh.l to Mr. Eau kDer
A PROSPECT OF NUMEROUS AMERICAN REPUBLICS.
CFrcm tie LoLdon Standard May i
Meanwhile We hold Selves In spirit as 0eed aloof
from both sdes, Ia var begun with too 4, bravado
OF The part Of the satesn Of the Mort We arc at
oLce uneonvinced AM II moved by tie som at imper
tnent letter Of Ar. Cay. which was ha d worth a
column OF tho fs8'es II u nonsense TO tLt lighting
tor liberty and ust!opay Ii not he part good and
trate men 10 boast that Thy cytain 10 conquer Ihe
ment that help the North for fear lest
the South should conquer Vest Indies hardly
worth putting to paper Just as Idle is to threaten Us
WITH ,6e future vepgeerce OF poAs!be hundred millions
Of Amei leans o century hence--who II ever they
called INTO beiog, XIII probably be divided into hslI
cezea republics and as many empires,
BELLIGKaEET RIGHTS AND NEUTRAL LOSSES.
[tiom The Iondon News May 22l
We not how high rises the spirit Of tho North to
meet The prsseo emergency the designs OF the south
evidently ltedd 10 the necessity Of Is DdiGn, 10
its demands btt7J conceded. In the while, can
only egr, that the peps employed to cxpound American
views only employ themselves in huts threats and
tsuns to Europe snd Englsnd which all certainly I'M
Observed We content to- be neutral In this vast
test between brothers Of our kin aud must We
fear eso be content 70 have ieury Inflicted upon by
the necessary action of the civil beigerens All this we
Will 90 and beer, but 1t IL really THAI human nature
can endure to be told that because the thought dis
solution the Union, peacebly or by force has
the mind Of any candid statesman u America,
is hgh for to be dismissed BIZ the statesmen "
Euren The Statesmen OF Europe would gladly do 60
they could overlook facts, and TO draw differences
and deductions.
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Markets.
ANHNY MARKEr

LONDON. May ~ 1901.
be fCrds bsve heeo stsadT oa7 d; sno qlotatoas OF
,rdaF, with c'cleieoa tendency TO improvement
IT, American pevs by The Asia pgotuces no adverse
'Wct FL &c, although tt indicates thai thu beisefonl
"a pg more cedned an Improvement 10 quoted IN sae
rate OF exchsogs
In The Seek Exchscge loeus ware Ia fair demsud A.
4a4n per cent IN American securities Illinois C'u'rAi
After June cOniois win be quoted ex-dviderd that
ihsf prefeft price il reilly only frsc;,oa above %
me bar silver brought with the Weet Iaaa steamer
eoo q! ter6 per OF showing en- advsnoe OF "a. Tee
Copper hsgen had arrive1 from Aus.ra'a with E21G COO
=, he ceUand Tor money at the Bank o. Eagtaad oa
MONDAY was quiet
Ga per cent
aoout &c coo taken to the Bank Gao coo had ar
rived ftom Constantirople.
TUESDAY EvastsG Nay, 2f, 1881
Ihe's is cot the slightest symptom OF revisei. aud
conso e st1i at the price al which they have
almost exactly for a month post, yz:-9lk Il for
money snn VI y for the &C ,ount
loans en- government securities continue be offered
the demand the discount market has been moderate
ana PER cent is the usual rate At the Bank applca
tols are limited The last price from Paris Tuesday
evsa Dg, was 6V &c., showing an advance Of q.
Foreign txctaI ges are Arm.
American Rail way securities dull, and Illinois
Ceusai sharee DIT ciined enc dollar.
LvtRPooL Ccrros MARKET, May 90 aud 81 There has
been extensive demand for cotben and the sales for
the days exceed Is 900 bales 10 09O speculation
aad for export. Prices against the buyer.
LNyRPcoL Corr MARKET, May 2l-Both wheat aud
-four with very limited trade ut the rates Of sst
week Oats, barley, bears and peas, unchanged Indsn
corn dull Mixed American, 3ss ga 3ls.; !eiow 3+s
Cd q 34s 3D.; white, 34s Cd. q SOS o.
LONDON CoRs MARKET, Monday, May 20 The market
showed tendency TO fstness.
LONDON COLONIAL MiRxKr. MAY 81 The market was
closed foe the holidays The talow market, This eve.
ming was quiet, at SIS on the spqt.
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THE REBELLION I'm AMERICA.

European Opinion TO Issue and Con-
sequences of the COntest-Enect Of secre-
In Pnr1s-fiopes or nIany Divided Re.
pUbiics--Ccmplete List of the British
Nos'h american Fieet-trivat.e,s Fat
ting Dat In Liver P00l-1he Palmetto
Flex I'M the Princes Dock, &c.
ENGLISH INTERPRETATION OF TIE FEDERAL con-
srmuttok--THE LEG ALITY OF THE UNION OR
The RIGHT OF SECESSION TO BE DECIDED IL TIE
FIELD.
from the London Times May %
Every ore VIII look with some intee at the Message
OF the II Of the Confederate states The political
documents which to from the 9th side Of the
Atant often prefix and tu, dwelling endless de-
tails aud troubling tbemselvcs about many things which
Cthsr uLtve TO lese important channels Of
commun cation but oro9y fur sim iH comns0ri
The Of all uho cu,cin9 the cona IN Arrto
soh far, >ynT othy, curiosity II need hardly be
said talt NJ. DAv gives historic retrospect of the
iat0Ds between the States which icrmea te late Union
in stoeong ocly awaited themselves OF a RICH,
which was Inherent IN their respective States,
and was ~ 20 meas snnufied py The federal
compact Foreigners have always been struck by the
legal tone which peIvades the discussions OF American
satefmeu While the judges OF the new republic are
fonder OF escrtpg first principles than their brethrea
in the Old country, the politicians the other hand,
Discus questions OF pubic polty In the fpr o. lawyers
interpreting al act OF rarIament The Two tendencies
doubtless arise from the nature o. confederation
whch, "hfe brings into the closest private relations
men living under different and conflicting hws, jet
OF formal document called constitution. This con
stitution, every sentence Of which bstles with the
seventy years, has now received another AMI m st
important gioes from the OF Mr. jefferson Davis the
Presicenr, aud Ia every way the master spirit, OF the
new confederation.
Az this lengthy docu nept will be found another
place, shsl 90 70 more than point OCT that the quss
tion public law is concerned, depends this
Did the individual States which resisted Great Britain
eighty years ago implicitly reserve the right OF secession
when they entered into the federation known as the
United States, and framed the constitution Of 1881?
Certain points perfectly clear. IN tde frs place,
they were previous 70 lIs7-hot IS for jour years deT
Great Briasn had ocno pledged hsir ind p.nde,acsabs0
tdey sueqeD and udependes of each ossr During the
Revolutionary War they were in fact united only az
England spain and Portugal were united in the PENN
eu!af Wa', when an EDslish General vas Commander
Ia Chei OF the army Of ali three kingdoms, without
any preia1ice to the independence Of allies On
me osher hand, there be no 'oubt that session
Uds neor Contemplated by the pdrius 10 The Caion Of
1857 lAe states which liDg % ratIfy based
their Opposition on the grounds that lad
not Deen taKen 70 place beyond doubt the absolute ia
dependence Of The ndivdds States Ia All no tiers not ex
pretsiy made over ~ Cong Amenjm ,ns we're made
~ the constitution expressly arnHg H. reservation by
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mohhed end the rate out OF doors though quoei up 70
on per cent not In every etrctly eaocce1
An over supply as usual has become fully appsfeat IN
certain quarters aad the Bank shall remain easy
pcsitioB no fuither rise will be necessary Each mail
from America now may however, EXERCISE Considerable
Influence
In the American letters credit taken for tho abseoce
OF falures This had (2l) revived cocldeuce a t,te
anoDe commercial men Though the impression was that
'he !usbsr prostat0 could not continue without ter
ninatipg IN haancal crisis Tie rates o. money wsre
easy but the public a gasred themselves against any
cont nsency and the efux OF god from this eide was it
was thought, not likely TO be nme lately staeL Corn
and flour would BIO orwayded to consdsra bic extent
before the end OF June
from the London News (City Artlce} May 20
some reiet IS ieh at The announcement that tn. eX
cboDse nt New York, tcough quoted in the letters 1t
lC41f had risen, according to the latest private
dispatches TO loan los, at with quotation is de-
scfibfd az "h, N -
About f5 eco in gold wss sent into the INK on The
2lst end 60 Geo sovcreigls were Withdrawn for New
York The totsi to be sent by the City OF Washngto
and Boruseia to MORROW will probably be ccaside
From tie LONDON Star (Cily Article) ,May 70
The markets opened rather Gull, the American news
receiving unfavoTable Interpretation FAR 1t im
Piled resolution the part OF the federal government
also resulted from the fact that the state thu
charges et encourages the trantwisson OF gold from
This SIDE but On this point The appreheus0ns of it's be-
irg followed by another advance Ia discounts have
diminished as the continental exchanges remain very
hrm 60 that gold Is coming here from several paes OF
EUROPE while we shall retain whatever Australian sup
plies may come IN
BULLION TRADE OF ENGLAND.
(From the Loadcn News, May 81
10 fsS6 600, Ct which fl76 COO fully due Annexed
the partiCuay1:-
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The JEFF. DAVIS LETTERS OF MARQUE IN
ENGLAND

FhOM THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PALdETIO
FLAG HoIsTED IN THE PRINCES DOCK.
liverpool May AZ correspondence Of London New5
Wearecredbly informed tsat there at present in the
port Of Liverpool several otsseli undergoing repairs and be-
Wgf ed np far ne purpose OF p7fudteei These vessels
are now awaiting the return from America Of parties tn
t1ssted in his lcdnerirg business, .p the necessary
"ap9oma" ftm Montgomery, the seat Of the rebel 60
yerppent IN the South
IN the vejpoO underwriters ROOMS, yesterday, the
following significant r0tice was posted up
NEW Yoa1, May z, 1861.
TIE Montg merry Conference yesterday passed an act
cogpz With the United SateF and authorizing the
giantpg of tiers OF and repsal ahi n opl,p
lions Proviso sanounces ha free ships
make free goocs and thirty days allowed 20 fdea esses
IN the potts ri The Conf. States
The gefe al opni in Liverpool s that this last act of
the Southern government will be me means Of iresting
The ahh horde Of nzriaesfled 0durasrs from all
pants of the 9lor who will have respect for the flag of
either the Palmetto state the Federal Union but who
will attack friend and foe iuascrn natsly and Gauge
ievivacf thtse bloody prvateeripe incidents
topafcs the end Of the iast aud the beginning of the
present century. In the Princes Doc yestedi, for NE
frat f,ae since he ciprt discard in lie United Sates,
Amerean sesssl aod the flag of che Conf,de ate States
in an ErgliSh port.
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News From French Gutnna.

We have the following news from, Paris by the Borus
sa:-Aoc0unts from French Guiana have been received
u the 18th Of April Official returns OF the trade OF the
colony for the year 1850 had been published The i'm
ports had risen TO the value Of 1901 The exports
amounted to c32 79Sf The produce OF the ebony had
increased by ~ per cent during the year 1860 Among the
EXPORTS gold occupies the second place for 27l 1851.
sugar rext for 222 567f Tobacco Is not msn
toned among the exports In the official returns II is,
never iheees, well known that the tobacco grown AZ
Cayenneis excellent, and at the present Mt the d.
rector OF the imperial tobacco mandatory Ia Paris is
making trial Of zoe kiogratles cultivated by the
vios at Naroni 1t is exp1cwd, likewise that cotton
may be advantsReousy grown st Cayenne 90 toe high
ground and III the shade, whore Europeans may be ON
ployed without danger to their health,
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THE MARKETS,

THE MARKETS,
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON. Nay 81, 1861
The funds continued stasnant Fluctuations were
slight in ihe discount market the supply OF money hal
somewhat improved but nothing had teea done below
Six yer cent.
Tie regular nrt Of the Baak directors broke I'D on
Thursday without alterng The Bank minimum.
The money market is generally unchanged. Console,
9556 9l'a tor ,ney and ~ 9i2S for account.
The latest sa'es on wednesday were Illinois Central
shares at Al 40 discount; Erie shares, 2o1i 2l New
ICIk Central 81.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales for three Gays, ncu Ing Wednesday,
as COO bales including 25 GEO to SPECTATORS aad export
ers. james Hewitt 4 Co quote the buoyant and
upward, tie sdvces per steamers Asia ana Bohemian
causing Zig ht advance ell qualities The sales
Thursday Ia 0C0 bales 900 Of which TO specu
ators and exporters the make, osias Erm with good
deMsLd.
TRADE REPORT.
Manchester advice unfavorabte the market being
dull for cotton gooos and yarns partially caused By the
holiday g, and quotations were barely maintained.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKET.
The breadstuiis market is very dull VITA slight de-
cline en- all descriptions Richardson Spence 4 Co,
Wakefield, Nash Co aud others report flour very dull
ard eeclin.d Cd Is. sales at ESQ. 3is. Wheat dull
ard 6ecined ID "a per csna req wes'e sn lis Sa
clired Cd Is per quarter: mixed, 33s 81 33s Cd ;
yellow, G4s q $40 Oh white, 35s a 36s
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The market for provisions steady, various circulars
report beef pork steady bacon dull and quotations
barely maintained; lard dull at SIS. 5ss tauow dull
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes are quiet pO.s S5s Cd 365.: pearls 3Ss Ro5n
active at sgnt dclil g; common al 6s. s. 6s. 3D..
the spot snd 70 arrive spirits tupentne steady at AIS
Cd. sos, Sugar quiet. Coaee duh Rice quiet
LONDON MARKETS
Breadstufs in little demand, with declining tendency
prices weak. Sugars quiet Coffee buoyaat Tea steaiy.
Rice heavy Tallow steady at 5ss ngeed oil, eos Sd.
SPIRITS turpentine steady at eos.
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THE AMERICAN REBEL LION THE GREAT
QUESTION IN EUROPE.

IN England the American question ia paramount
The London underwriters have fixed the war rates
American vessels at six to eigh. guineas.
The London Times publishes the first part OF lengthy
unicaton the of the An ericsn war, and
has strong editorial Mr.. Stewards letter to the
American Ambassador to France, which, says, sounds
very much like insult, and ridoues his prophetical
deas
Caasus NJ. Gays letter to the Times, explaining the
cause OF the war and pointing out Epgiands interest to-
wards the United States attracts considerable attention
The ia repeated Of vessels going out of Liver
pool for privateering
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The great peponderance obtained by the United States
was derived frvaa the Ers>d eniaraon through religious
0sd p lNir0l Influences, and, subsequently, famy
What influence the present disturbances may exert upon
the republican territory as an emigration field 1t ia OF
course impossible to predict, but .y hardly erecise
tauoro D. ,ee Cansdan ourn as are evidently of this
opinion ard doing their utmost to divert the tide of
emigration to their shores. The advocates Of emf
grafton to Canada have however, it will be seeo, met
with spguar III success, for it is cow only fourth
popular ss it was fifteen years since the emigrants to
pared with 1856 in le60 This Doubt is due the
superior attractions now presented By Australia, New
Zealand, the Cape, and other emigration fields.
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THE WAR FEELING on THE STOCK Elk
CHANGE

From the i!oo6cp eald (City Article) May %
The doubtful axed character OF the accounts
the Ubito states wegne1 IN degree upon the ope
rators, but the latest prices from Paris showed rmness
in the reDseg "a rally to " d premium in LON
baTdo Venetian shares. The tendency OF the general
money market decidedly ess unfavorable Every boy
appears be well povc ed for out the bankers and DIS
counting establishments hesitate TO increase their
actions Even the inquSy al The Bank this afternoon d.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

FARTHER PoIaT, June 4, 1861
The steamer Hlbernian which left Liverpool at AGO
the afternoon OF the go May and Londonderry the
evsn5g OF the 2eth arrived or Farther Point at $50
r. NJ to, day.
The steamer Bohemian arrived at Liverpool on the
mornug Of the $50.
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FRANCE

Prince Napoleon has been elected Grand Master OF
Free MssOns Of France, vice Prince Murat
The Bourse on the 22t was fiat.
The French Ambassadors to London had returned from
Paris and it reported with Instructions Of conca
tory character.
In The Chamber of Deputies the opposition propose
material deduction in The budget
The Council Of the State refuse q IN odi dcation.
warm discussion is expected to easue. .
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EUROPEAN EMIGRATION AS AFFECTED BY
THE WAR.


* me surprise may be excited By the fact made apps
rent by AZ Official return thSt in tho last fifteen years
tO4 Ce2 persons have emgrated from lhe United King
oon. This prodgioue exodus has 10 great part taken
three direcons,he North American colonies, the (dis
United States and the Auataan colonies But analy
sis shows that bro her Jonathan has aiding the
powerful sliuremtnts antipo6eon gold discoveries
obtained by FAR the lions share OF surplus strength
Thus, evey 400 emgrants selected their future homes
~, ,bof .l,Ox