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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

ATTEMPTED suIciDE,-An unfortunste Frenchman sup
po 70 nave been recently discharged from the SERVICE
morning attempted to destroy his life, and thus
put ah ehd TO MS msories by throwing himself from the
" story window Of the military prison Main street,
near 'he custom House. He had been picked up In the
sse' by tho guard suffering from an attack of deliuni
ee ana placed in one of the upper cells One of the
IRON Oars IN the front window of the cell had been re-
moved ana while the sentinel was slowly walking to and
ro on his post no suddenly startled by hearing some
'hhg i"i heavily on the sidewalk II proved to DO the
poor nebratc who goaded to scesructon by the tor
n'h''hg devils and squrmng snakes that haunted his
diseased Imagination had thrown himself through tho
opening In the window. His foet first struck the pave
ment near the curbng, and he fell forward striking his
mead on the paving In the street His fall was witnessed
ny great number of persons who wore in the street at
that carly hour lic was at picked up and carried
MO the building, where he lay writhing with pain and
cang broken French upon the soldiers to shoot him
through tho head and put end to his suerngswhch
must have been very acute, till surgeon could be found
On examination it found that both his logs were
broken at the ankles and thought he had received
severe injuries internally lie received all tho aid that
could DO afforded him. and subsequently removed
the hospital. We could not learn his name Tho proba-
biiities are against his recovery.
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AL communications relating to business matters con-
sncted with this paper should be addressed to H. M
Brown. Norfolk Post All communications pertaining to
,r, r,a,ters and all correspondence intended for the
paner shou,d he addressed to John Clark, Editor.
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Mayhaw Brothers, Booksellers and statoners, areau-
shorired sell the Norfolk Post and all orders
left with thcm will be attended to the if left at
the Office of publication
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Advertisers requested to hand in their advertise
ments before six o'clock in the evening" previous to pub
: cation
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g. NJ Pettergill Co. authorized Advertising Agent
for the Post in New York and Boston.
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The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton have purchased Ford's theatre for
the sum Of 100000.
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THE wEArHKR.-The Thermoms'ei "a ,ha so
Drug Store, under the Atlantic ho'e''
loving state Of the weather yesterday -eo
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Sales At o. ID o. lOd winter red Corn inactive
and declined 3D. Sales At 2Ss Cd. 2ss Cd for mixed
Ocr 3.The market for breadstufs closes quiet and
steady.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET. DOT. IL.
The provision market ID steady. Gordon, Bruce b
Co. and others report:-Beef quiet and steady There
was fair demand for the nne qualities the full pre-
vious ratss Pork quiet but Arm Bacon inactive but
steady. Butter Armer; The nne qualities have improved
most Lard inactive but steady
OcT. Ia. Market closes steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE xARKEr, OCT II.
TslQw steady, at l0a Ashes quiet, 1t 2os. Cd. S0s
for pots. Sugar active. Coffee inactive Rice-eales
small Lnseed oil steady. Rosin lat Spirits turpen-
tine dnil Petroleum-saes small, al H. lOd for refined
LONDON MARKETS, OCT. IL.
Breadstuns frner Sugar steady. Coffee Arm. Tea
active. Talow steady, at Ala 3d. q Ala Cd.
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INSPECTIONS or THE EIGHTH REGIMENT, NATIONAL
GUARD.
This regiment, under command OF Colonel Joshua NJ
varian, was formally inspected yesterday by Major
Herriott. Brgadier General Hall and star we're Pre-.
sent on the occasion. The Eighth looked remarka.
bly, we'll. There werc asa present "a all new com.
pany being organized by Captain Van Tasse number.
Ing come fortynve mon, wero not hand. owing to
delay N furnishing the necessary uniforms
THE ANDERSON zouAvss, NATIONAL GUARD.
new regiment with the above title, lie about being
organized In this city from those officers and OF the
late sixty second New York State Volunteers and such
other veterans have been bonorably discharged from
the service Of the United States The SIXTY second
served with high dist incton during the war, and
nryt commanded by Colonel Lafayette Rker, who was
killed ~ the battle OF Fair Oaks Adjutant J. Norris
Mclean has been appointed BY the Govcrncro raise the
reglment, and has opened ofce a No. avenue A,
Of Houston street, where every Information
specting the regiment oan be Obtained
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Injecting OF Southern State Bond
feppL
mali holders In England.
. &c. DC. DC.

q a FATHER PoiSr, Oct. %, 1885
he steamship Hibernian from Liverpool the 18th
- Londonderry the 18th inst arrived of this point
- route to Quebec at six o'clock this morning
g Tho Hibernian has forty cabin and three hun
tdsed and twenty -seven steerago passengers.
nat Lord Richard Grosvsnor and william Ewart. N. p
epsdiated all connection with interest in the rebel
6oston loan. ~ Nt9n# II 9f 10 nri
= meeting Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company has
sshorzed increase Of capital by one hundred and
.4g1zty thousand shares Of Ave pounds each.
ssIhe special American correspondence Of the London
sUs represents President johnson playing south
-Stn game and giving the South far than they
sAypn hoped or asked for.
ensTac Journal Dc S. Pacrsbuy congratuates the Wash
fGton government the rapid reconstruction Of the
then States and points out that the Russian govern
AsnH always In favor Of the maintenance Of the
MtAn. a ss M
song the papers read 81 the Social Science Congress
~ fhefaeld by tho Rev. Stella Martini colored
Representative Of the American Missionary Society,
cotton question: in which he contended that Il would
~ sctter grown by free than slave aborsrs He
sled by putting plea for the negro
IA Swiss paper draws nnnattering picture Of Cap.
Mn wirz 1t alleges that before he Quilted Zurich for
America he was imprisoned for forgery and cmbexze
lnent and was divorced from his wife. ass
The Minister Of Police at Warsaw has animated tina.
NE state Of siogc In Poland will be raised the opening
Of ihe new year.
aaThe steamship Helvetia left Liverpool for New York
spontaneously with the Hibsrnian. 4
me steamship Kangaroo from Now York, arrived at
Queenstown the 11th inst
1.-THE steamship Gemana. from New York, arrived at
southampton on tho 18th inst
..gie steamship City Of Boston, from Now York, ar
riysd at Liverpool on the 10th inst.
The steamship Damascus, from Quebec, arrived at
Londonderry on the 18th inst.
Tho steamship Erin from New York. arrived at Liver
uocl on the 18th inst
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brooklyn city News.
FUNERAL or A YkTERAH.

James u. Dcnham late member Of Hawkins Zouavcs,
died Wednesday last 81 received the battle
Of Camden, ~ e. lis remains were conveyed to the
Cemetery of the Evcrgrccns on Sunday afternoon, es
corted by mcmbcrs Of hts regiment officers OF the East
Disirc, Fire Department, and largo Of
czenA
FATAL RESULT or THE BLIssvILLE DRAwBRiDoE
ACCIDENT.
Michael wondcrly, the drawbridge kap~r BlIssvle,
l. L. who, with his wife, injured saturday
ing last by tho propeller Thomas Cornell running against
the bridge, died Sunday evening from the effects Of
his injuries Coroner Lewis yesterday impaneiied
jury and issued his warrant for the arrest of the captain
OF the propeller This proceeding IN consequence Of
the jury rendering verdict ncrim 1king him Mrs
Wonderiy 10 not expected 10 recover
CARD FROM rmK CAPTAIN or rms STEAMER
CORNELL.
TO rHr EDITOR or TINE HERALD
Ssw yoRx, oct -. 1895.
In your issue OF tho 22d you have article headed
Reckless conduct OF the captain Of prcpeilerhe runs
his boat against drawbridse and nearly Kills and
his wife, which statement Is incorrect The facts
these II sounded my whistle In tma for them 10 open
the draw for my passage through and expected tho draw
would be open for me. stopped my boat and drftcd
in the entrance Tho draw being opened asked the
man why he did open H. He said that N foul and
he could not Ny boat drtod crosswise OF the slip and
I could not back out the wind blowing = gale drifting
my boat under tho bridge. To my boat Was
PEELED 70 20 ahead, In doing which struck the draw
could not stop the boat 10 render assistance there
being no dock 10 land at) until reached Greenpont
when sent man back TO see what could be done lie
reported 20 the not injured much and attending
10 his business the woman not much injured.
WALTER I. SCHULTZ,
Pilot OF propeller Thos Cornell
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News from Texas.

Nyw ORLEANS, Oct II, 1885.
Governor Hamilton has o.nc,ally made known TIC
statements necessary To be made 10 accompany pcii.
ton 10 President johnson for pardon. He says that
applications Tor pardon will require his endorsement
General Gregory, The Con, missioner Of the TcSss
freedmen, issued circular the 12th inst express
ing the wish that tho Emancipation proclamation would
b. literally construed evcrywhere.
The ofncers Of The bureau directed 10 adjust
causes ~ difference between the freedmen and whites
when the State judicial officers fail by authorized codes
10 do the freedmen impartial Justice. The frcedm
cnloined make contracts with those who will employ
them and to make choice OF what work they wish TO
perform Idiencss will not be tolerated among them,
and eli contracts they make must he strictly kept
General Fullerton, Assistant Commissioner OF LouIsi-
ana has aso issued address substantially the same
above.
Colonel Kirby, a prominent ctisrn Of Tesas and re-
ssed 10 General Kirby smith, nd been murdered BY his
negro employees al Hamstcad.
Tho leading merchants OF Houston erecting large
r,ssan r,cforv
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Tho Mexican Express Company.

~ EDiIOk OF THE uEhALp.
obSGye in your journal OF this morning article
purportfn2 10 be signed by scnor Romero Mexican
Minister Washington Senior Romero states that IL has
to his knowledge that certain Spectators OF this
country have obtained pretended from the
French agents In Mexco-that liz to say, from the
called imperial government OF Maximianf the esiab
lsment Of m express company proposed to be styled
the "Impcra Mexican Express and that In order that
may be deceived Senior Romero requests tho pub
caiion Of certain Mexican decrecs made In December
1862, and June and July 1898
In answer much or sonor Romeros article re.
ates 10 the express company being formed for the
Transaction OF express business between the United Ss
and Mexico have TO state that in the month Of May
last Maxim liam plcnsed to grant 20 myself and 10
such persons tAmercan citizenl might become assc
express business between Mexico and the United States;
and guaranteeing far he could do protection 10
decree had on Interview with President Juarea,
In thihuahua, In which l stated TO him,
With entire frankness, tha. ! had obtained
express company transact business between Mexico
aud the United states and elsewhere and that proposed
TO interest therein american citizens and American capt.
,a President Jsarcz advised me that he had no objcc.
ton 20 Tho formation Of fuch company proposed
and that IL WAS thcn and always had ben, his desire
Knowing A. be supposed the wishes and desires OF the
American people In regard 10 the form Of
prevail la Mexico, TO have American citizens and Amen
capital permanently transferred TO Mexico Ho
marked that this the common sense OF the
ter aud that certainly there could be objection to
having American capital invested In Mexico for the pur
pose Of conducting express business.
repeated these assurances OF President Juarez to
gentlemen la New York who have become Interested
with 10 the formation OF Mexican cXprrss company.
Thosc gentlemen arc too well known 70 the city Of New
York and IN the United State in connection with
presses already n successful operation, 10 need any de-
feace against a harr OF 'gpcculatOFs.N
have sent Copies Of this letter 10 Mr. Navarro, Mex
can Consul, aud to senior Romero
am very respectfully, vonr opedicnt servant
EUGENE DE coURGiIJOS,
President OF the Aexican Express Company
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SUIT About Petroleum.
SUPERIOR C0uRT--TRIAL TERM.
BEFORE Judge Barbour.

Henry j. Baker Charles J. Baker and C1nrod Baker,
IT., o. Samsci Ensiev -This suit is about 1--WE hundred
barrels Of refined petroleum agreed TO be purchased by
the defendant from the plants ut the rate OF dol
lar and and half per gallon TO be delivered
In the month Of August, 1884 AZ the maturity OF tho
contract the defendant discarded the bargain according
10 the complaint and the plaintiffs bring this action TO
recover the difference between the market value Of the
oil NJ the time OF maturity Of the contract and the
price Al which u agreed 70 purchase the same, 10.
gethcr with the costs and charges u resale the cost OF
Insurance and interest amounting In all 70 e<,A7 3D.
Several witnesses examined yesterday, but the case
was NOT concluded.
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THE ALABAMA's LITTLE BILL.

Important Diplomatic Correspondence.
Important diplomatic correspondence between Mr..
Adams the American Minister and Earl Russell is pub
ushod In the London Gasette Of the 18th inst.
M. ADAMS TO EARL RUssELL-BRrTIsH RESPONSE
&C BILfTY ASSERTED.
NJ ma correspondence begins with lccr from Minister
xdams dated tho TN of April last in which he calls the
attention Of Earl Russell to the Official reports respecting
che ravages Of the Alabama and announces that for
NE damages caused BY such cruisers bis can
avoid entailing the responsibility upon Great Britain
y. Al RussELL's RKPLY-BRITIsH LIABILITY NOT
TO BE MEASURED BY UNITED sTATEs LOSS.
Tho reply OF Earl Russell is dated Maya He says
sAas the duties Of Great Britain towards the United States
re not measured by the losses which the OF
shs iatter may have sustained The question is simply
~heShor the Queens government have faithfully and
honestly performed the duties which international laws
had their own municipal laws imposed upon them.
nMrsrEI ADAMS TAXES BRITISH OFFICIALS WITH
FLAGRANT NEGLIGENCE
The reply OF Mr. Adams is dated May & He says that
she insurgents became belgerents the solely
~ reason Of the facilities furnished in her Majesty
ports for them 70 do TO- He complains Of the secert
sympathy Of her acstys officers In tho port Of Liver
POOL and contends that after the information which he
supplIed respecting the Alabama was by the nagran'
srggcncc OF her Maesys Board Of Customs that this
gessel admitted to be intended for war purposes was
asncred TO depart from Liverpool
ssaRBE MONTHS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REFUSES
~ ARBITRATION AND SUGGESTS A COMMISSION
IAN interval ofthree months elapsed between the above
i-sscr and Earl Russcl's reply 70 IT,
In response Earl Russell proceeds TO justify the course
= her Msjcsty's government in recognizing the bel
igcrcns and reasons given why there extreme
iincuy In giving orders to exclude from British port
yssscs war partly fitted up the United Kingdom.
"A very important point Is referred TO in this letter
Mari Russell notices statement in letter from Mr.
4 ADAMS $685. ~ to the government Of Washington be
! rag ready TO refer theso disputes to arbitration
"a Earl Russell declines this ocr and says Is question
~ In the FIRST place, whether the Queens government hay
acted In good faith In maintaining their neutrality ant
the second place whether the law ocers Of the crown
have correctly interpreted British statute.
. i Earl Russell continues:-'The Queens government
can refer neither Of these questions TO arbitration The
words used BY him ~ fclows:-'Her Majesty
government are the sole guardians Of their honor
y rhey cannot admit they have acted with bad fait
I. "a maintaining the neutrality they profcssed Tn
law ofaccrs Of the crown must BE- hold 70 BE- bet
Ger interpreters OF British statute than any foreig
sevsnmsa, can 10 pmapsa iobe, Her Asies.yss0yszu
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BALfinoRE, Oct q, 1905
The Richmond Papers announce the arrival Of Alexan-
der H. Stephens In Richmond on sunday.
Governor Pcrpont returned 70 Richmond on Saturday
evening from Washington. He 10 quito sick
The Petersburg fade Of day, understands that the
gentlemen recently appointed TO MI vacancies IN the
Custom House Of that city viii he unable W qualify on
account Of their jnabiit. take the oath required
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CAPTAIN CHRISTOPHER Q. pASLEY. or ARKANSAS.
Captain G. c. Daney an sdde-camp to General Quit
man during the Mexican war state Auditor Of Arkansas
from 1850 10 1855 aid for many years editor Of the Little
Rock CassSe, died on October at Little Rock He was
severely wounded The ssssui on Chapulsepec, being
maned for life.
DEATH or REV. pR. DWIGHT
Rev Dr. william r Dwight long regarded a. one OF
the abess Congrcgatonast ciergymen in New England,
died Al Andovsr on SUNDAY. sscd seventv.ono vcarA
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GENERAL PALMER'a COURSE ENDORSED ~ THE
PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY or WAR.
LorrsvirLs KY, Oct n, 1895.
The President has approved Of the acton Of General
Thomas retaining General Palmer IN command Of the
Department or Kentucky ana the Secretary Of War ap
proves Of General Pslmers action In regard 10 granting
passes 10 colored persons
letter from Governor Bramiessc Of Kentucky, TO
shc secretary of War; complaining that General PaImers
action in granting passes TO negroes who neither free
by the action Of federal government by the laws
or Kentucky seriously detrimental 70 tho industry Of
the state, will BE- Published To morrow.
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sHASGHAx, Sept "A successful revolt q reported In
Western Tarary. The province Of iii has been wrcsted
by the rebels from the Celestial Empire Ngenfcr their
chief has seized three cities and reported that
he has reiterated that Burgevine was drowned.
In tea there Is declining tendency. SILK Is active
Exchange o.. ID
Frc.ghts to London, 35s. 40s.
Canton, Sept lll--Tea firm Exchange "a. sgd
BOMBAY, Sept 90. Cotton excited and advancing.
Freights eos. 25s TO Liverpool Shipments for the
fortnight, %, 900 bales.
Exchange 2x 0kd.
CALCUTTA sept a0-Co,ton goods are advancing.
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runA pnsmA Oct -, 1895.
The great fair IN aid of The soldiers and ors
ausursted 70 night at the Academy o. Music Tho
Nor building was handsomely decorated The ceremo.
nies were witnessed by immense ccnoourse including
Generals Grant and Meade and Admiral Fsrsgut Gen.
Meade delivered an address urging upon oil 70 contrib
MO with generous heart and liberal hand The exhibit
ton com penoes tomorrow
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Relief for Sufferers by the Late Fire ~
Belfast.
BEtrtsr Ne, Oct "a, 1895
large subscription has beca taken up hero for the
relief ~ tho sufferers by the ate Gre The insurance
companies have adjusted nearly al their losses
The United States gunbcat Toga Commander W. ID
whiting, sailed to-day for Pensacola
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LONDON MONEY MARKET, OCT. IL.
TAe appearance OF the discount market was moro
satisfactory and the demand quite moderate. The
hope prevailed that the value Of money had reached It's
highest point in touching seven per cent Under this
Impression the stock markets were recovering from their
late depression
E4l7,0 900.
AMERICAN sxcuRiryEs
Satterhwaitos circular OF the evening OF the i1th
inst says-The unprecedented action Of the Bank Of
during last week completely upset ali markets In tho
stock Exchange. American securities participated In
the general depression. Flvctwenties declined moro
Than s one per Gsn ana as Were ass quoted a. ~
relapse the former having at one time sold low
bsJi and tho latter at SIX. They close a. foows:--
Fries so Ssk and Illinois "a Slk-n
The latest quotations e:--Five. twenea, 81 CO.:
Ere Railroad, SO 5sk; Illinois Central, 80 a sax.
rIvERpooL COTTON MARKET, OCT. IL.
The Brokers' circular reports Tho sales Of the week
foot up ia 900 bales including 600 bales 10 specula
tors and 900 bales to exporters Tho market opened
came nat and closed with an advance Of only I'd on
American and I'd Id. on India and other descriptions
the quotations are as folows:-
New Orleans. .9....... 1Hd. x4&d
Mobile ................... "a. Mhd.
The sales to-day tFrday) vera 600 bales including
10 900 bales spectators and exporters the market
closing with an upward tendency and Iifng advance
on all qualities The stock In port is estimated a 2o2
bales, OF which IL, 900 Bales are American
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT, OCT. Is.
The advices from Manchester favorable the market
for goods and yarns being hrmer, with an advancing
tendency.
LrvERrooL BREADsrurFs xARKEr, OCT. H..
The breadstuns market IL tending downward. WAKE
field, Mash Co., Bgland, Athya Co. and others, re-
port:-Flour nat, and quotations barely maintained.
Whsst-saes small sorns auautiss declined Id "a.
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Great agitation prevailed at Pesth account Of the
meeting OF the Committee Of Commttal in that city.
Tho election question under discussion.
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Several ministers having resigned their portfolios the
entire Cabinet had been entirely remodeled
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John Mitchell Not Released.

FoarREss MossoE Oct. q, 1895
John Mitchell has been released but Ia siin here
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! ! E U R Q r e.

e u r O p E.
4
Five Days Later News by ~ uiber-
nian q Father fsint.
ANGLO-REBEL PIRACIES.
important Correspondence Between Min
! .1tor Adams and Earl Russell.
IHalAND HElD RESPONSIBLE.
a. ~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~~~~
Earl Russell Refuses All Reparatisn
and Declines to Arbltrate.
= ~,~,o~~~--,----~~~~
"A Commission OF Inquiry Sug-
= gested by England.
-~~>o~,>,>>>-~~~~~~>
Minister Adams Takes a Serious Tone
and Denounces British Duplicity.
wsp ~~~~~>~-~~~~~-~-~~~-
fEAES OF An APPROACHING RUPTURE
.sss
~ ~~~-~~~~>~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~
MORE FENIAN ARRESTS.
e. -~,---,--~~-->~~--.-,-,~
,1As Steamship Helvctia Taken Into Port
and Searched.
Approaching Departure Of the French
from Rome.
>~>>~-~~ st..#
tIDeeting OF Southern State Bond
mni holders I'm England.
- &c. DC. &c.
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The Papal ALLEGATION.

The official GiorndIe di Romano that IL has
authority to declare that the Pope In his last aocuton
upon secret societies. ut all times, spoke from the
promptings Of his own conscience and with full nde
pendence
The French government prohibited the publication or
the Popcs remarks relative TO the funeral Of Marshal
Magnan.
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France and tho Duchfes.
The scmoficial Berlin Journal says that the honorabl

The scmofcla Berlin Journal says that the honorabl
and cordial reception given Count Bismarck by the En-
peror Napoleon ut Biartz, and the observations of tn
Emperor upon pending questions, guarantees for tn
France and Prussia II has doubt that the Empero
Napoleon has resolved to continue the disntereste'
policy he has hitherto pursued relative 10 the Duches
nc