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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
The New.Yovk sesni-weeLly Tribune.

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THs TElIL or VIM Interesting Particulars Of the Eu
THx LATEST ELEcrIos RKrUAsa
INTERFERING YHos EuRoPE-fhe Cho.efi' Tic ffsneh
Moni!er the feniauA
DR. HpDD-Hi, Attempted EsoaPc.
TnE RErELyos-St.pbens Campbell. lesesn; Irenho,m
AaHicuLruh.I,-Tbe Linnso. Plant. =,
WTvss ASD DAuGnIERs-an EV,ry Day story by MT
PoETHYSoonero Later Sounet Suggested BY to ln'rl-
ton the bel ofthe Hal oflnd pendrnce phDSdsphiA,
PRysIDgsT JOHNSON TO TBE FRKrDskN-Ihe blscs bisn
u a Czon fow Words Of Good AeV'eei 4Ae orst T'OD
Tgv PtniIcar oxs-Parkmau. France aud England 10
SoyEsTY on TIM Tray-Th- Chariot Race At the Fa,hicn
0en FoKrIcx CoaEzsrO>DrScE-Loudona AID Pr-' Lei.
ter.
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

TO THOSE WHO SUFPER.-It would seem
almost Incredible that w continue to suffer when such
Remedy as PLasrAros BIrrERs is within their reach
Persons troubled with Headache Low spirits Heartburn
Pain in the side Back Stomach Cramps Bad Breath aud
other symptoms of that horrid monster. Dyspepsia, are
earnestly invited to test this Remedy.
These BIrTEas are very pleasant and will not injdre tie
weakes. Stomach.
No chang. Of diet ia necessary while using then' we
recommend patients TO al they want Of the best Tho
market sfords.
As Andote 10 Disease, PLANTATION BITrzRs are OF
gst value Take them when the first unpleasant symptoms
appear and you may avoid weeks and months Of prostrsn
sickness.
The first trial will do you good YOn win feel It's beneficial
effect at ...H
Particularly recommended TO weak and delicate ladies
requiring something 10 brace and build them up.
soLp EygRYwHggx.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
nAHEyE -.

BrrCKUOUT-ALDRICH-A Zion Church, Newport, X L.
on Wedne.dAy. O,t. II. by the Rev. William Cmld
GeorE- W Buckhoul of New fofk to Emma A. Adneh ol
Newport.
DILLINGU AM-STOW--At Grace Church, Orenge. n j.;
on Wedn.sday oct II by the Rev James s. Bush, Edward
c. Dillingham; TO Sarah NJ, daugirr Of George '" sio"
DICKINSON HOOD--On "Wednesday lIth inst, by the
Rev L. D. Sofr u. D., Charles L. Dicklnspn OF brookSn
to Ellen c. daughter Of John NJ Hood VI F!atou'n L.
ELLIs-GRIFFlTH-Att the Epeopal Church, Winchester
vs. Tuesday morning 10th inst by tue fssy u ArIst''
Cart w Irving Ellis OF New Yors City to Miss fats H.,
daaghler OF A. H. Grifilh esq, OF the former place. 10
cards.
HEAToN- N-GILCHRisT-on Wednesday. Oct. II. BY the
hsy T. > browne. Clarence d. Heaion 70 Anna MARIA
daughter Of John W. Gichcs esq both OF Brooklyn NO
cards.
KNAPP-TONPKINS-At Peekskill. N. T.. on "Wednesday
Oct H. at the residence Of tue brides mother By the Rev
C. Smith. Daniel n. Knapp TO Kate Tonpsins.
MCFARLAND -MONEYPENNY-At Washington square
NJ r. Church, "Wednesday, Oct. VI. by the hes X .
Forster Geo II. McFsrlsnd Of Troy to Miss ~ Ii Money
penny Of this city
PERRY-HINTON-At Rrooilyn. on Wednesday, Oct II,
by the Rev Hector NJ Bronson, III Ueorse Peny to Mas
lone L. Hinton OF Brooklyn. no cards.
ROBISS-BRlGGS-On Thnrsdly. Oct ~, at ST. Andrews
Church Harlein by the Rsv. Dr. Carter Rector oil 81
Johns Church, Youkers Edward 7: fobins 20 bVeyni
elde,t daughter Of !. V. bIisgs esq. Of hsrem
Welnes1iy. Oct. II. at New
town L. t. by the Rev ?. Knox samuel Riker 70 Mary
ArnA eldest daughter OF the ate Dr. j. sy<e ooth OF
Newtowu
terrain church corner Iiousou and Tnou Psonsts BY
the ReyN fruelsDd LIE d.. A. H. Taylo Of broohnsld
Conp.. 70 Maggie youngest daughter oil TIE late "iAHn
Brow Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
DIED.

EVANs-Ai Clifton. sia,.n Island THURSDAY. Oct ",
Jcann- Edgard w. Evans aud laughter of the Ae
Crpt. isaac X. Dusrsn. aged % yesr..
family respectfully invited % attend me
funeral residence Of her mother in Sinonson ave.
saturday. at O'Clock ?. IN.
PITCH-At ewCsnaan. Coun, on Thursday. Oct 5 sod
denly. Philo ). Fitch, IA hss 7J'h year
LANE--M Hunts Point Weschest,r CO., on "Wednesday.
the nh Inst, Mr Caroline Lsue relict Of the late John
n. Lane Of Cornw all. Orsnse Co, \. j.
LiTCHFfFLD-ln Brooklyn, Monday. Oct O. HAnHih,
wif- al Run, Lthheld IN the 18Th year Of her age
irieuds smily invited 10 I,end her funeral
froni her Ia residence No. lJJ beImehors, brook
lyn. Fnday. Oct IL, 1t 2 o'clock.
Bosion and Albany pspoIs viii please copy.
MANNSO-ln this city Thursday. the l2b Inst Patrick
Manniug q usive Of bslhnAsoe Co. Galway Ireland.
ROELOFSoN--At Newark. N. j.. Thursday, tho 18th
inst, Christian Roelofson. aged u years.
s fncra w b. attended, IRON bis late residence corner OF
PGrkpl.rc aud Parssl., hewk ~ j. on Friday the L5sh
inst at 3 O'Clock. - . :,
The relatives snd friends CT The flmi, respectfully Invited
t. attend.
sEAMAN-Tn Bethlehem Penn. Wcdae,eay, Oct H.
Lulu daughter Of Henry J. aud Maria A. Seinln
aged years and months
WILsOs-In this city rhnrsdly Oct II. after short
iu.s Minna X the beloved wife Of stephen Wilson, snd
ed- daughter Of ihe late Thomas Greensword Master
OF the Court of Chsncrry Of the Island OF Jamaica W.
Jamaica w. L aud Dublin tlrcaudl papers please copy.
Notice olfInrTa la tO-niorrowS papeg
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
baltimore Cattle uarket-OcT. IL.

The offerings Of Bcf Cattle during the pa, wr,t foot
mp oSco The week opened with bh.t ma'ke'. bot
prices subsequently, gav- way fly c and very unset,
lied Very superior b.oves s5a - - y 100 q gross, fair
good lots s67 - for good and es6 - T5 Tor Vcfy
prns Eyrrme could not be obIaiued the eose.
The receipts of hogs have been Ia OF the demand and
prices have svru way folly g. pound saes q cenn 10
prime Hog ranging from rlB - % rls - Y II" u Get
Market inactive st the close.
The sheep market il fairy supplied aud prices without;
ustrra change; c1mno and stock sheep selling 81 - p
- ~ q Vo n srOs ai mir 20 prime a, ssd - slight am
oroycfneut IN the better descriptions
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

The Navy Department has ordered general
Court Martial TO convene In Washington on the first oi
November coup ised OF the following officers: Vice.
Admiral ID. g. Fsrragut Rear Admiral Hiram Pauld'
ing. Rear. Admiral Charles A. Davis. Rear Admiral D.
A. Dahlgren Commodore MisSroon, Commodore Thom.
as Turner. Commodore james :. Palmer, Commodore
j. A. Winslow. Capt S. T. Lee, Capt. NJ. Smith. Capt
James Alden. AS this is n solid court II IS coniec.
tured thet persons high the Navy list u como
before IT, but their names are not promulgated.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

REyovATIoE.-How often do we come ID ~
contact with persons who are aiways complaining Of ~
henlth They never feel we'll either weak deoil'
itated nervous have no appetite. We would "a, 20
this class procure bottle Of liooTLANDs utHhAs
BrTRRs use II according TO the directions. ana SVn
will soon be restored 10 health and yieor For sale Dt
all druggists. ii. 4. HELMBoLD. Druggist NO. '''
Broad way, Agent, New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

DECD DLY PRosPERoUs.-The present re-
n.rE.bs pop srJ Of Ksor Hat store No $40 Broad
way undsr tho Prescott House Is proof that tho public
1, 10, spt to forget who eaters TO thrL saiisction
RsoIs Is alb. o,dib!r TO his cs'iomsr' And him
self Those stylish Fall Hat should not fail TO
Wait to o. sks the 6sorite halter sf.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
vi usicnt.
THB OPERA.

"Martha" will be sung tonight for the first
time this season by Mr. Maretzek's fine company The
cast includes Kellogg. Phillips. Irfre and Antonncoi
Tomorrow lone" will be given nj q Matinee, and on
Monday "Trayiata" also for the first time.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
From New.Orieaus-A Newspaper Rssus
citated.

NRw .ORLRASs Thursday. Oct. II 1855.
Cotton active; sales Of 500 bales Middling at
52a53c Sugar unchanged. Molasses dull. Freights
frm. Fnchanee on New.Iork. u a2c discount.
The steamer ConcOrda. from BUetOn, arrived to-day.
The Crssoss, newspaper reappears tomorrow, after
suspension Of three years.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

Soap THAT SERVANTS CAN'T WASTE
pytp's q X soar made from the best materials on
the Enelish plan-becomes Immediately hnrd and WI,
not waste away IKE the common yellow soap. is so1a
for Washing bath or toilet fair trial solicited ooiu
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
fAdyertisements !

"JEsKIEs's PATENT COMPOSITE" Iron RAIL
No. formerly sold by HUTCHINSON & WIcKLLshAM II
nov for sale by the manufacturers agency.
HUTCHINSON. DAVIES Co,
No. 467 Broome st.. n. 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

.JHPPYs, 573 BROADwAr.-The only place IN
tho city whore LADIES GooD BooTs AND bHofs can
be had st low prices JEyPRgs SO gBoApNN,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

BAILKY's WASHING AND WRISGlSG- MACHINE
Co s Coo. WHEEL MACHINES. 476i Broadway N' h
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
The AMERICAN LAND CosPAS, AND AGEsor'

No. 81 BROADWAY, NewYork
pfers Ia Agency to 0wDers Of lam of every descrip
ion especially IN tho Southern State and to Northern
nd European Capitssts. Emigr lion Societies. aud
Conductors OF Enigrnton and riividu,l, Qarmers
necbants and others desirous o. transferring their
ab0r anl kill to the South.
II designs 70 aid through tbe meas offered by aCen
raj Office in New York and its brnohes elsewhere IN
he great work of the social and ccnomicai rorganHd
ION Of tn South. BY bringing togther tho owners OF
plantations aud farms seeking purchasers and Industrial
Development on the ore hand witt those VINO commshd
ho capib and labor and skill OI the other hand III
gill devoe itse TO the work Of acumuatng and me-
hodizing information and staiihcs. useful ior Those
W no may. grounds of peonniay profit OF DusinessS
enterprise OF patriotism or philanthropy desire 70 cu
tribute through the reOrganizatDn Oi industry 10 tuc
material means by which the SOth can be RESTORED us
people o. every condition mad prosperous men ana
good citizens. and its cOmmuites brought 10 taSe
their share in promoting the welfare Oh the "hoie
country.
The Company proposes TO nerest the enterprise and
money OF the county in the opportunities ana means
for their useful and profitable employment Afforded ny
the broad lsnds ofihe South open for The hst tme
free labor but whose aud occupers are suncr
ing from the waste of war. d,
Ii invites the atenlo of tic public and IN propafed
20 enter immediately tue tnusactlOn ot DusihtAs'
The officers
Jons A. ANDREW. President.
FRANK L. HOWE, =
Vice-Presdent anc General Agent horth Z
LOcKg v. WNcHEsrgR. g
GsoRGECABoT WARD.
ALFRED GATHER
NJ n WIsYwLI. General Agent South
Ofice--IOom Nos. ii aud IL, No. 81 Broadway NOW
York
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

TnE FINEST OyERCoATs EVER SEsS IN THU
COUNTRY now ready for sale.
v. BRoKAw No g. LAFAYETTE place,
No 81 Fouttb.nye opposite Cooper l mon.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

THR UNIVERSAL CLOTHB-W WRINGER, with cog.
wheels. Warranted the best n nse statesmen wahted
evetvwbere X O. BroysIso zen Agt 347 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

THH LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE III
New.York has REMOVED % No. 3?g Canalst. L. BAsrEI'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

tGrnsd Mass B1eetsne ID
AT TIE f ,..
COOPER INSTITUTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 20. s
70 Ratfy tho Nomiustions made BY ths
UNION STATE CONVENTION
at Syrsonse. Sept 20.
Z. DELARIELD SMITH. ---
Chairman Committee Of Arrsnses,eaiA
Jous X. LAwnEsss, Secretsry --
second New-York Heavy Artiisry'
SOCIAL DINNER
PATTEN,s PACIFIC HOTEL-GREENwICH-sT
FRIDAY, i5rB-6:30 PROMPT. ,,.
It expected tina. Lieut. Col GEoRSH h9gS Gns S 1'
WV. j. HrcHcocK Cor. Sec.
The souih-Its Condition and Wants.
By invitation OF the American Union Commission tne ~.
JOHN II. CALDWELL Of the Georsia Methodist Cond-
and WILLIAM KING Of .naah S,li sps.s Ss
Baptist Church. the Rev Dr. Westons, the condition ess
wants Of toe people of the South both wnre and coi'"s
Ths public generally arc invited to attend.
The Florence Sewing Machines Only
HAVE TIE CELEBRATED
REVERSIBLE FEED MovEmENT. ..-.
. SEWING FROM ----
RIGHT TO LEFT AND FROM LEFT TO RIGHT
TrMAKEs -FOUR DISTINCT STITCHES. I....
THE FLORENCE HAS sELrADJUsTING sHUrrLs
TENSION
IT CHANGES THE LENGTH OF STITCH. OR FROM
ONE KIND oFsrITcH TO ANOTHER WHILE
THE MACHINE IS IN MOTION.
IN THE FLORENCE THE SAME SIZED THREAD CAN T.
BE USED BOTH ABOVE AND BELOW.
IT WILL SEW ACROSS THE HEAVIEST SEAMS AND b.
ONE OR MORE rHICKNEssEs OF CLOTH WITH
THE FINEST COTTON WITHOUT CHANGE or
NEEDLE, TENSION, OR BREAKING THE THREAD
THE BEST SEWING MACHINE IN THE WORLD
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
No. sos BROADWAY, NEw-YoRK.
k suessEs ssEss ss saFs: Fsf sssssgGs #tsss lac.
BY ONE BOTTLE OF --
READY RELlEF. '
a'' ksIATiG 1TT5 CHOLERA.
YELLOW FEVER,
FEVER and AGUE.
BY RADWAiS READY RELIEF.
RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA
DiPHTHERIfAS; fS;rr,pux.
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING.
BY RADwAY'S READY RELIEF.
Pain instantly removed; all acute inaAmm.ory m.srioys
or diseases prevented and erteiaed TIE weak
sg gt s s % kRY Es ''S
bottle will do more good complaints and keep The
snd healthy than ten doss speut tor "A
other medicines or bers IL -. ..
One application ex,ernsly. few drops taken inerat
will instantly free the sufferer from the most violent ana
terrible pains the weak feeble and prosats3
lrarno 10 strength and ygor.
6OWEL COMPLAINTS
Loo,eness, diaea choers smorbus or painful dschsrfss
from the bowels stopped in teeu or twsuy minutes ~
taking Radsays Ready Relief No congestion or nharos-
ton no weakness or assitude viii follow the OF the II =
Relief 49,. ux~-,
ACHES AND PAINS
headache whether sick nervous; rheuu1attsua iaf
bsso paius back spine or kidueys pains
around penrsy sw-gs Of the joints pains In ne
bowel heerbur and raius OF all kinds, Railways Resd<
Relief viii afford immediate and its continued use fosA
few days effect permanent cur.
! Sold by Druszsts aud at No. 81 Maiien-ane {
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

Furniture
AT REDUCED PRICES,
OF the latest styles. consisting OF
PARLOR DINING ROOM and CHAMBER SUITES.
Ia Ross wood Walnut and Mspl. retailing msnafsctars0
jriccs az y. hRUTfNAS
MANuFACrOKY AND WAREROONS. q.
Nos. W and % East Hoastonst-.
Between Bosery ard Secondave
Al goods warranted.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
5pstial Notices.

The Woodiawn Cemetery,
FOR THE CITY or kEW-fORk AND VICINITY
This Cemetery oon,ans over three bundled scres lt is sit
uled on the line Of the Harlem Railroad at WoOdAwn Sta
ton Elk mile. above Harlem Bridge aud reached By chartered
cars or by regular trains ia thryve minutes from Twenty
sItiss III only miles from kingsbrdse, four miles
om McCobs Dam Bndge aud four miles from Youser. II
thus rendered easily accessible BY carriages snd by rail cars
The grounds ready for iuermens Fun particulars may
be obau,A At tho Office the Cemetery. NO Eas, Twenty
siyths (oppoa,e tho Harlem Railfosd ofoeD al the
Lodges on the grounds.
TRUSTEES:
WILLIAM a. BOOTH. President.
ABsALoM PETERS. vce.PresidenL
LuCIUs HOPKINS Treasurer.
JAMES D. SMITH. Secretary.
Caleb g. Kneyas Hugh n. Camp. HoraseF. Clark
Dsvid Holdley. Benz. w. Bonney, ChaIles Crazy.
Augus.us Sehol, Samuel " Psrsona.
WILLIAM CLFE, Controller.
osicc No. ss East Twenty siHth.',.
Union Meetings.
The Hon. HENRY WILSON Of Mass, and Gen. II. A.
BARNUM will address meetings as follows:
IuDsoS-FRlDAl. Oct. I3.
TRor-SA1URDAY. Oct. H.
Fourth Assembly District Union Associsti ion
viii hold s Regular Monthly Meeting Headquarters No
70 Chry''ie-st THIS 'fnSsyl ssESiSe pes - a; y
%.sEs b.s,s, ". TrSsT prss,, }secrot.rioa
Sixth Assembly District Union Association
tssns, M9.t5y W MeoinS 81 the above A'9eon VII %
F'-'''' SIDNEY SMITH President,
wnLi.s Boncxst Secretaries.
ANnL HIGGIss.
Watches and and Jewelry Of nil Descriptions-!FOl
-. A. ktr.fl-.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

DR. Bauning's Truss .-ABDOMlSAL, SPINAL.
SHOULDER, PILE, land UTERINE BRACEs-to. II
ST. Marx paos. Procure hi. circular.
DIN RASSsa You. Brace has cured my daughter OF drocn
ins spinal deformy aud hips and shoulders GEo-
UITcHINVS. Pnipt N, Z. CAuIshl MI..fuls ~,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

s NJ n wIsHwLr4 General Agent Sonth.
Ohlce--ROom Nos II srd Il, No. % Broadpa!' Nc"
lob
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
HUTCHINSON. DAVIES & Co,

No. 467 Broome-st.. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

LADIES afflicted with Dissertations on the
face called moth patches or With reckes, should us'
DR.. PRRGYs celebrated Morn AS, fRicNE LOTION
II Is iniallIbIe. Sold ty all druggits.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

PINE old BOURBON for medical and private use, Of m
ov p-r.ens selection In Kentucky embracing the hel.e
Meysibb,n Miller and other favcrs brands, for sae by
q. T.. MENDUM, No. 15 Chambuss 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

Watches and Jewelry Of NIL Descriptions-Fc
Sale by GEORGE C. ALLEN, No. AIS Broadway, ono doc
below canrlst., formerly No IL Wallst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

lecoa OF over 100 Photographs Of Celebrated American
Resutes all of whlchsTe takru from rei hse by supew
ass These pictures comprise some OF the most oesnthua
and ladies in America and WI form rare ad
don to any Album Also large number Of Gentiensns
Pictures TO match, selected with equal care. -
Comics of h.ae elegant Photographs viii be sent by mall
paid on receipt price. Single Pictures y eeats, os
=. ''' Vs. CHARLES T0PHAM LEwIs,
Station d. New.Yorx-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-16
From the Mobile TfibuG0.
RUmeRs or EUROPEAN IsTa RPosrTIoN.

RUMGRs Or FGUEOrEAN IsTE RPOsETIoN,
TIE rumora CT European interpretation in behalf OF
the Consistency are growing stronger We have already
published the news that the time limited for the ees-
satien Of the WIZ Is she 4th of March This is cor
robo9abed by dispatch in the Mobile Register wherein
is said that RogRsd, France and Spain have formed
an alliance for the pupoes Of moving conformity 10 the
business A little item Of DeWs from tho New York
Tribune weHH 30 have beer dictated by this eon-
dti0n of affairs 1t urges Immediate action In military
movSasnte, 10 ordsr that the subirgasn shall be &c
conphBhad with all possible speed. Ii those European
powers Intend ta inspose why 1t were well to do The
work before hs 4h Of March, that there may be
necessity for tttir impairment interference CoBauer
the South bsfore tn Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln
and that settles the question The three great powers
will have work to do. They may keep their en-
bassadors at home and have no occasion TO issue their
protocols.
aEd so positively that may well alude to it. II
Is that Abraham Lincoln has issued proclamation OF
amnesty and offered universal pardon, from President
Davis down to Confederate dog, if we shall lay down
cur arms ard submit to construction-difrent IN
respect OF other propositions in that it allows certain
sumber of years-thiry, or more or iess-to abolish
slavery.
This ia very comnon on the streets. We have found
men who will swear TO lt-nay, some WHO Will swear
that they have seen and reao IL
Put these things together. Surprising that Lincoln
has discovered that the fourth of March business lie
actual thing. What more natural than he should issue
the proclalnaton Wacn tne gOuDemoucnes nave attrD
uted to BIN Given that England, France and Spain
have notified the Washington government Of their in
teEtion to be worthy of their respect the 4th OF
March. What is more natural than that Abraham
Lincoln should anticipate matters, AID from the pro
found abyssmal depths of bis mercy draw up proc
lamation OF the kind reported 1t is as ".asy as y
ing"
One of the troubles of accepting this as solution OF
the matter is that the Yankee newspapers believe na
all Europe is afraid to inerpose. We suspect how
ever that this is only the tgrowh OF YANKEE nso
lsnLe. Abraham and his henchmau Seward know that
it woad be not very pleasant, a addition to Inc S1 So
to have to carry France and England AID Span y"
It is said that England is Indifferent 70 .at o
Canada-s willing indeed that sOS 0 S tha holding Of
herself which We think probable sps If FU natisns
o Ua9s0a Tbat eoouy has been charge empire
sS Of its own and g s o.s would
$1,000 ha 40 loss to England. France s differently
situated. Mexico is her proege, and her "honoE" 70
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