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fDNhF'' Jun l5---l ne OBSHKNER quotes tho
articles nf the treaty for the paccaton for Grcecc,
1iguel July 2, 1917, 10y England, France aud Rus
si,, and traces the successive steps taken by the
three powers, With view Of re-estlbli shiug peace
between Greece and Turkey, first oaerins them the
mediation " the three powers, and the refusal Of
Turkey led to the battle Of Sayarino. The OnsyRvER
suggests the expeiency Of sinilar Intervention by
France and England, between the Federal and Con-
celebrates Of North America. Such act would be
approved Of by the whole world. NJ N,yarino
would he necessary, the Intervention would be glad
ly accepted by the Coufcderstea, and would give
satisfaction t. every u the northern states who
has anything h lose. our Government aud that OF
France will 10 caei upon therefore to rcpea, what
was done in the case o. Greece; No one can doubt
mr. powcr, the beneficial elect u such "A inter.
yenton.
Madrid Jan. 10 The Sumter h.s been orlS.
NJ 10y the Spanish Government, r. leave CadiS, and
she las gone 70 Gibraltar.
Iuris, Jan l9.-The JovESAL ms DEBNTs thinks
hat Lord P,lmerstons intentions Lnwards the
United States are not pacific. The TEsrs, in an.
uoun,lDg that Messrs. Mason and Slidel are ex.
pected 10 arriye shortly At Hayro says that no OBJ
'ta,le will he offered u the fulh ment OF their mis-
ion T. France and En land. The Plen potentiarie-
oftho south will be auo wed to plead Tor the recog
milton ui the South.
The PEys-E says that the French Government will
not receive Mcs,rs. Mason and Slde or any other
southern Commissioners.
Tie PAYS say that the government u' Ecuador
has requested ihe mediation 90 England In Peru,
mi that England has accepted the ohye Of media.
tor.
The lNpuESpgSoT BElDE says that France viii
,Ssllme the initiative IN making dip umstic remuu-
stranyes against the blockade Of the ports o' IN,
Southern States and that England will only AFFORD
France moral support.
Turin, Jan. i9.-Garibaldi has refused 70 accept
II Presidency of tie NatiouA sssiety %. Provide.
meuts.
Paris, Jan. l9.-Thc hoSITEuE says that Nh
aumber OF pst1anS in England for tho recos uitor
II the southern Coniederacy increases, aud thai
There Is doubt that many will advocate this mer
L 'ure IN the sppro 'chins sessiou ~ Parliament
/ France,
The Paris correspondent oi the London Morning
+ ST Wrt,s as n lows a.
1t appears that Nc Dayton, the American Min,
ter NJ Puls sent In list " some twenty a. thirty
American citizens 'oi presentation at the Tutlleres
Iu New Years day. TIE representative Of the
nitrd States thereulNO received q note from N.
rruuyrne', Minister OF Foreign Affairs, requesting
o know what VIA the rank and spcial position of
he gentlemen and ladies who desired the honor oi
cling presented b. their Imperial Msiesties. | be-
irye AN correct In saying that Mr.. Dayton simply
cpitd that the persons tor whose presentation he
IAd applied, were ladies' and gentlemen who would
re- owed by the President u the United States.
" II resulted that no Americans were presantel
4 all At the reception In question. believe that
he presence ut Court "a former occasions OF some
lers"ns of American origin scarcely presentAbe IN
ny s'ciety the cause of NJ Thuuyenel', rote I.
/ Mr., Dayton.
In the Italian Senate, On tho 10th, Baron Ricasol
uade ger crl statement of the policy ~ his Min
4iry. lie common need 10y stating that he had en-
l neut of Minister of the Interior, but that III
/ ending reforms created nsurmouutahle Obstacles
/ lie was not disposed 10 make compromise wit
/ luiuyl parties. The Ministry, he continued lie
| not consider that it would he dtgnthei uu thei
l art 70 resign without declaration ~ want u con
/ der re from the House. should II condemn thei
| olicy they would know their duty. A. regard
he Affairs of Naples,he said thdGovernmeut had ac
| opted a heavy responsibility In order h. hasten TIA
,r'nmpl shment of the unih alton NJ Italy, Tou IN
| n, the Roman question, Baron Rcasoli said a
RHuo the destinios, not only of Italians but II hr
| uanlty IN general, will be- accomplished. IL IA n.
/ p,,ssille b. determine the time ~ our triuT phi,
| may he that al this y@y moment our desunes ar
/ opening.
| The MARQUIS de villa Marina then requested u
| mn Ricaspli to expAi the passage m his speech
1t may he that at this very moment our destines Al
| upcuug " Baron RicaSbli replied ~ expresse
| myself thus because the Roman question, being
/ moral question, makes progress every Day u
/ reQueated from the House an explicit vote eltLt
| approving or censuring the Ministerial policy.
| The following resolution WAS then alinost unAn
mously adopted :-'Prhe Senate being sAnSfi ID WI
the declaration Of the ministry passes ~ 'hs ord'
4 u tue day"