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Puck wears the green upon his breast,
The shamrock in his hat;
And when he thinks of Ireland's woes,
His heart goes pity Pat.

The Message of President johnson was
looked forward to with so much anxiety and was
garded as of such great international importance by
the Canadian people that it was teegraphed COM
plete to the Montreal newspapers, and appeared In
full in their issues of the morning following the day
of its presentation to Congress. 1t has been well
canvassed by the provincias. and is considered by
them an able State paper, and on the Whole' paclhc
in tone.
Two robbers entered house near Jones'
boro Illinois, recently, and while one drew his re-
volver the other proceeded tie the hands of the
inmates, a sick old man. helpless woman and a
young boy and robbed the premises OF over S'ooO IN
gold and silver They then set hre to the house and
left the inmates to their fate but the woman managed
to get loose and crawl to the assistance OF the others
who finally succeeded in putting out the flames The
robbers have been arresleu 1nelr name Is dlooonSs
and they are brothers
The Legislature Of the State of Mississippi
has passed special resolution inviting foreign immi-
grafton to that State. 1t speaks of the productive
no and variety of her SOIL the salubrity of her cli-
mate. the high prices of her chief staples and the
consequent great demand for certain and productive
labor and capital 1t refers to the diminished popu-
laon of the State and the great and unusual induce
ments to immigrants; and tenders hearty welcome
and full protection of person and property to the
peaceful and industrious white population of Europe
and elsewhere.
On Wednesday evening, Providence, r.
L. detective officer discovered young man of worthy
family belonging in adjoining town, reeng of in
company with three fellows whom the officer recog-
nized as thieves Separating the young fellow.tro
his companions, who were reluctant to give up tner
prey the officer took him to the police station where
he said he had fifteen hundred dollars out upon
counting up, it was found that four huhureu M Tuu
thirty dollars of that sum were already gone. Inc
officers took charge of the remainder, giving tne un
fortunate youth ten dollars only to continue al ua
els, and on Thursday sent one thousand and sixty
dollars to his friends
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE Dec. 1S.-The river is twenty-six inches
and falling The first snow of the season fell here
to-day.
The keeper of toll-gate On the Lebanon pike
named Richard Bryan was murdered last night by
band of robbers. Three shots took effect upon his
body.
The band proceeded upon the pike and robbed if-
teen other persons living along the road They then
decamped, and have not since been heard from,
Cotton closed firm at 800 4Oc, with an advancing
tendency The amount of cotton received here since
September lst amounts to 80, Ill bales.
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The Fenians.

NEw YORK, Dec. 1S.-Col Roberts has issued an
inaugural address to the Fenian Brotherhood, saying
it is criminal to waste time in idle discussion. Action
must be the order of the day. Our means, energies
and whole thoughts must be directed towards the
military arm of the Fenian Brotherhood. through
which alone be accomplished the freedom of Ire
land. The Brotherhood must make their mark on
another field than those they have heretofore batled
on. Every energy must be given to aid the veteran
soldier who directs the military affairs of the Brother
hood. England must meet privateers on every ocean
and Irish foes in every Cline
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Kentucky's Rejection of the Constitution.
aI Amcndmpnf

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 14.-In the Kentucky House OF
Representatives to-day, Mr.. Young offered resolu-
ton, which was ordered to be printed and referred
to the Committee on Federal Relations. That thi;
Assembly heartily approves the action of the last
General Assembly in rejecting the proposed amend
ment of the Constitution of the United States and
believes that vote to be nality; and that this As
sembly has no right or authority to consider vote
upon the measure until it shall be again passed ol
proposed BY Congress.
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BosToH Dec 13.-The parties implicated in the
murder of Frank Ramsey, proprietor of the Mansion
House, at Charlestown, have pleaded guilty to the
charge of manslaughter and have been sentenced as
foows:-Martin Kennedy, fifteen years in the State
Prison; Hugh Garrett, ten years, and Christopher
and James Garrett five years each.
The pasteboard mills at South Dedham owned by
j. Ellis 4 Co.. were nearly consumed by fire to-day.
The loss is estimated at with an insurance of
5000. The mills nearly new, and replaced
others burned out eighteen months since.
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LATEST TELEGRAPH news
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
FROM GEORGIA.
Despatch from the President to Prov
iOnal Governor Johnson.

Despatch from the President to Proyis.
iOnal Governor johnson.
MILLEDGEvILLE. Dec. 1.-THE Provisional Cover
nor sent to the Legislature to-day the following
despatch:
WASHINGTON, Dec. II.
j. Johnson, Provisional Goyernor;
The Governor elect will be inaugurated which will
not interfere with you as Provisional Governor
You will receive instructions in few days in regard
to being relieved. Why can't you elect Senator?
would issue no commissions to members of Con-
gress Leave that to the incoming Governor.
We are under obligations to you for the noble, eff
cient and patriotic manner in which you have dis
charged the duties of Provisional Governor and you
will be sustained by the Government.
ANDREW JOHNSON. President.
A committee has been appointed to wait on Cover
nor Jenkins and learn when it will suit him to be
inaugurated. 1t is understood he desires to know his
real status before taking his seat
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A Bloody Affair in Carroll County, Miss
nancine Rurninp and Sh0NIiuS.

We learn from a gentleman from the vicinity of
Shongoa, Carroll county says the Kosiusco Chroni-
Gle of the 4th instant, particulars Of affair
that proved in the end rather serious to the freed
men:
1t appears that several families of negroes were
occupying an old house, near the residence of Mrs.
Young, and some time ago they had a dance, at
which number got drunk, and in the melee. sew
eral guns were fired, the shot from one passing
through Mrs. Young's house. On last Saturday the
negroes proposed to have another party and certain
parties learning this fact demonstrated with them,
telling them finally that if they had the party they
would be burned out"
The negroes paid no attention to the warning, but
went on with their party and when in full blast the
first thing they knew the house was in fame They
attempted to make their escape but there being
armed guards at the door to prevent their egress.
there were five of the number who came up mis-
sing" There fellow shot and afterwards
thrown into the flames. Those escaping took refuge
in the old Methodist church which was also burned.
AThis kind of procedure compelled TO con-
demn. 1t is true that the negroes did wrong in in
dulging in such dsorderly conduct and the one who
fired into Mrs. Young's house should have been Sc
verey dealt with but this thing of wholesale massa-
ere we think wrong and entirely unnecessary. The
assemblage could no doubt have been broken up
without the use of such cruel means. We believe in
seeing the negroes made to know their places, but
such thing as mob law is dangerous under any cir
cumstaQceS.
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CAIRO, ILL.,, Dec 13.-Nine buildings. mostly dwell
ings on Commercial avenue and Thirteenth street,
were burned to-day. The loss is about $4,000; par
tally insured.
A boiler in the Illinois Central Railroad depot ex-
ploded to-day, instantly killing Engineer Robert
Hail. A piece of the boiler weighing about a ton
was blown up several hundred feet through roof,
and fell five hundred feet from its original position
The cause of the explosion is unknown.
Daily trains will run through to Mobile in a few
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Mr. SpurgeOn Oh the millennium.

The Pail Nall GazeHe says: Somebody has been
sending to Mr.. Spurgeon some tracts purporting to
be written by himself, which predict the end of the
world as likely to come next year. The reverend
gentlemen at meeting held in his chapel this week,
thus energeticay repudiated the authorship attribu
ted to him: You will hear Of me in Bedlam, when
you ever hear such rubbish as that from me- The
Lord may come in 1866. and L shall be glad to see
Him; but l do not believe He will, and the reason
why do not believe He will is. because all these
twopenny, halfpenny false prophets say he will If
they said lie would not come. should begin to think
He would; but inasmueh as they are all crying out
as one man that He will come in 1866 or 1867, am
inclined to think He will not arrive at any such time.
1t seems to me that there are great many prophe-
cies which must be fulfilled before the coming of
Christ, which will not be fulfilled within the next
twelve months: and prefer to stand in the position
of man who knows neither the day nor the hour in
which the Son of Man cometh-looking always for
his appearing, but interfering with those dates
and figures which seem to me to be the only proper
amusement for young ladies who have nothing else
to do and who take to that instead of reading nOve
and certain divnes who have exhausted their stock
of knowledge about sound doctrine, and therefore
try to gain little ephemeral popularity by shuling
texts of Scripture, the Norwood gipsies shutfled
cards in the days gone by"
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Virginia Legislature.

R1oHMo Nd, Dec. 1.-THE resolution in reference to
the pardon of Mr.. Davis was taken up to-day in
the House of Delegates. Mr.. Stearns offered a
substitute earnestly recommending the pardon of all
political prisoners. believing the prosperity and hap
piness of the country will be promoted thereby.
Mr. Jones opposed the consideration of the subject
as it would launch the House in a troubled sea of
Federal politics.
On his motion the whole subject was laid on the
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THREE CENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.


The sudden death Of Signor Revere. in New York
yesterday. affords explanation of the postpone
ment Of Crispino," which was originally announced
for Tuesday night but the resources of TIE company
are SUCH that interruption of the managerial pro-
gramme will occur.
We desire TO direct particular attention to the cast
OF Martha, on Monday night which embraces Miss
Kellogg III one Of her best roies Miss Phillips, uu-
questionsbly the first contrato on this side of the At
lantc Irfre the exquisite di grazie who rem
ders the part of Lionel. with more expression than
any of his predecessors and Bellin one of the most
sonorous of baritOnes.
This presents a quartete unsurpassed in our oper-
ate annals and with the well selected orchestra and
grand chorus. assumes perfect rendition of this al
ways acceptable composition.
Tuesday night will introduce to us Mazzoleni, the
great nore robnsto, in his famous role of Maurice
with force and clearness which demonstrates the
enormous resources Of his powerful organ In add-
ton to his vocal abilities, his histrionic gifts are of
the highest order
The season, we are gratifed to learn, promises to
be one of marked and deserved success.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE-MIss MAGeGE
MITcHELL.-There is change in the programme
for this evening" and friends can again witness
this charming petite actress Marie in the Pearl of
Savoy, or a Mothers Prayer. The song and dance
OF the Savoyard are important features of the play
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STATE AFFAIRS.
lr lr.rus-0nr county hos 10 regret during the mast

DEATHs-Our county has to regret during the past
week the death of two of its most worthy and useful
citizens. Mr.. VIM. Tucker died at his residence on
age Gassaway Winterson, ESD died at his residence
on West river Saturday the 9th inst after ashort
forttude, in the 46th year of his age. At the time of
his death he was Jusrice Of the Peace and his com
days, days, been issued by the Governor.
The remains of John P. Lamb son of Andrew
Lamb, of this city, who killed near Petersburg
Virginia was brought home by express on Monday
last and buried in the Annapolis Cemetery-Annop-
oils Gazette.
PROPERTY SALEs.-Richard B. B. Chew ESQ, as
Trustee sold on Friday last the farm of the late Basil
B. Brown, near Long Old Fields containing us
acres S9S.37 per acre. Mr.. Calvert Brown, pur-
chashr.-MnrLLorO' Gazette.
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The TRAITOR LAWSUIT IN BosToS.-In the Su-
preme Judicial Court this morning. Chief Justice
agt. Allen. The suit will be recollected as one
brought to recover damages of the defendant for
porting the plaintiff as secessionst and traitor to
the United States Marshal of this district. in
quence of which the plaintiff claimed that he was
arrested and confined in Fort Lafayette eight days.
The jury verdict for $50 on the first count for
injury to reputation and for S32 500 the second
count for arrest and Imprisonment A new trial has
been ordered-Boston Journal, Dec. IL.
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Entertainment 10 Hon. Schuyler Colfax

WASHINGTON, December II, 1865.
Gentemen:-I accept your very kind and compli-
menary invitation, handed me this afternoon by my
fellow-member, Hon. j. L. Thomas, and am grati-
fed that to have this additional pleasure on my
visit to your city next Friday.
Very truly. yours, SCHUYLER CoLFAX.
Hon. John Lee Chapman. Mayor Webster, Cox, &c,
BALTIMORE City, December g. 1865,
Hon. Schuyler Colfar:
Dear Sir-The undersigned, your friends and adj
mrcrs, apprised of your engagement to deliver lee
turc in Baltimore on Friday evening next the 18th,
embrace that opportunity to tender to you private
entertainment to take place after the conclusion of
your public exercises.
We trust you may find it convenient and agreeable
to grant us the pleasure and honor of your company
Very truly, your friends and obedient servants
JOHN l.. CHAPMAN, Mayor;
EDWIN H. WEBSTER, and Others.
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Mysterious Murder.

TOLEDO Dec 1.-THE remains of Jonathan Gil
lett formerly of the firm of Messrs. Wright Gillett
& Rausen, of New York, and more recently of this
city, who mysteriously disappeared three years ago.
have been found here under circumstances which
leave no doubt of his having been murdered.
The Mayor offers 81 OOOreward for the apprehension
Of the murderer.
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Disastrous Fire at Pontiac. Michigan,

DETROIT Dec. ia disastrous fire occurred at
Pontiac Mich, this morning. The following are the
losses:-Wells Co.. druggists, SIS 0O0:nsured $3.50
J. Seligman, clothing $1,000; insured fully. J. P
Wilson, druggist. ss,OO0 insured $4,000. The other
losses make total foot up of $4,000.
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Marine Disaster.

New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Ariadne, hence
for Key West on the 18th. returned to-day, having
been in collision off Barnegat, with the ship William
Edward. from fHavre for New York, with cargo Of
wines. sinking the ship in half hour. The crew
were saved and brought to this city. The steamer
is but slightly damaged.
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Holiday Presents.

Holiday Presents.
GEO. W. WEBB Co..
Corner Baltimore and Light Streets.
RICH DIAMOND JEwELRY,
STONE CAMEOs,
AMETHYsTs,
PEARLS. &C., &c.
FINE WATCHES.
Jules Jurgensen,
Patek Philippe,
Chas. E. Jacat
and other celebrated Makers.
SILVER WATCHES,
suitable for boys.
SILVER WARE,
of Beautiful Designs
COFFEE URys, "i' >l'''' 0''A'
BUTTER DISHES,
WATERS.
Fruit STANDS,
GoBLErs. Ours, &C., &c.
MARBLE AND BRONZE CLOCKS, VASES, &c.
Purchasers will find everything that is new and
elegant. del5-2wlstp
GErA TRUE Cory.
Imperial Photographs and fine engravings Of
GEN. X. Z. LEE and
SToNEwALL JACKSON,
Taken from life
J.S MORROW & Co,
de6 tt Corner Baltimore and:Hoiday streets.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS at
SToRK & GIILEsPIE's,
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From Albany,

ALBANY, Dec. bat meeting of the Central
Railroad Directors to-day Dean Richmond was re-
elected President, and R. M. Blatchford Vice
President
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From Canada.

DUSvILLE, C. w., Dec. 13.-A boat drifted on shore
yesterday at Port Maitland, in which were found the
bodies of two dead men. The boat cleared from Erie,
Pa, on the 5th inst.
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Death Of n Clergyman.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 14.-Rev. Henry W. Ducachet
for many years rector of st. Stephens Episcopal
Church. in this city, found dead in his study this
morning,
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Gold Pens.

In the selection of ,cte another important matter
is that she should write WELL A lady who neglects
to cultivate this accomplishment is, not unlikely, de-
ficent in other essential qualities "-CHEsTERFIELD.
Gifts for the Girls; gifts for the Boys;
A useful gift, not useless toys
Something to have, something to hold
Suitable, too for young and old
A Good Gold Peni
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FEARS OF AN IYsURREcrIoN.-The Fredericksburg
Ledoer says We hear that the County Court of Spot
sylvania has expressed to Gen. Harris its fears Of
negro insurrection during Christmas. Gen. ID. will,
we learn take prompt measures to repress any dis
turbance should one occur, but does not share the
sppyehepsious felt by the Court,
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Obituary.

LOWELL Mass. Dec. 13.-Dr. Elisha Huntington,
formerly Lieutenant Governor and many times Mayor
of Lowell. died here tonight.
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An ASTI-FENIAN MovENENT.-A movement in op-
position to Fenianism has been set on foot by num-
Der of leading Irishmen in Brooklyn. 4, public
meeting is to be called at the Academy of Music, at
ofered,-N Y, Post,
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FROM WASHINGTO
IT'S RATIFICATION BY OREGON

The U. S. Constitutional Amendment.
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MIR. Lincoln Oh the Freedmen-an Unpub-
lished Letter.

The following letter from Mr.. Lincoln in relation
to the freedmen in Louisiana, has before been
published:
Executive MANSION, WASHINGTON, D. c..
March 1st, 1855.
"Mr. Thomas W. Contcay General Superintendent
Freedmen, Department Of the Gut:
Sir: Your statement to Major General Hurlbut of
the condition of the freedmen of your department,
and of your success in the work of their moral and
physical elevation. has reached me and given me
much pleasure.
That we shall be entirely successful in our efforts
firmly believe.
The blessings of God and the efforts of good and
faithful men will bring earlier and happier
consummation than the most sangune friends of the
freedmen could reasonably expect.
"Yours A I1Nco1 -
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Gold Pens,
In solid Gold Holders
In solid Silver Holders!
Suitable for Ladiesl
Suitable for Gentlemen!
Twill please the ladies and the men.
Each line they write they'll bless the pen:
The giver bless, and praise the taste
That gave for use and not for ,oaste-
A Good Gold Pen!
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M { EXlCAN AFFAIRS.

~ - ~ ~ fAiN N ~ n o,
satisfaction of the ImperiaIists.
REASONS FOR EVACUATING SINAI GA
Lack of Harmony in Imperial Cabinet.
GENERAL DIAZ IN THE FIELD AGAIN.
HE GAINS AN IMPORTANT TICTORY
NEW CAMPAIGNS AGAINST THE FRENCH
Juarez' Reasons for Arraignins Ortesa.
BRAGGADOCIA OF FRENCH OFFICERS
They Can Whip the United States All to Pieces
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"A distinguished newspaper correspondent
in Georgia gives this opinion of a town "Waynes-
borough isn't lovely place, by any means. In fact,
don't see why anybody should desire to live here;
and forced residence of half year might very well
make man long to be shot"
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Lack of Harmony in Imperial Cabinet.
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Gold Pens.

In Gold mounted Rubber Holders
In desk Holders of every variety
Put UP in cases of rich velvet for presents.
Ar WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
B. f. BLAKENEY q Co.,
GOLD Pen MANUFACTURERS.
del5-tf l25 Baltimore Street, first floor up stairs.
CoLoRED STAMPING AND CARD engraving at
SToRK & GILLEsPIE's,
de13-4t1stp 27S1a W. Baltimore street.
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satisfaction of the ImperiaIisfs.
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The ssFlOrenee'' American.

INVENTORS GREAT TRIUMPH.
THE SEWING MACHINE PERFECTED.
Ali tho objections to other Machines arc overcome
in the Florence. 1t makes four different Stitches
with the same ease, and with as little machinery as
others make one. Besides, it has the reversible feed
motion-a uniform selfregulating tension of thread
and no springs, cog-wheels. or cams to get out Of
order
WE CLAIM FOR THE
FLORENCE
THE FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES
Orer Ann and Az Se,rina Machines.
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HE GAINS AN IMPORTANT VICTORY
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WASHINGTON Dec 14.-0fficial news has been re-
ceived by Mr. Romero the Mexican Minister. The
dates are 10 the 18th of November. Gen. Alvarez
transmits the details of an important victory over
the French obtained by the enterprising General
Diaz shortly after his escape from the Jail in which
he was confined at Puebla The national forces OBJ
tanned quite number of arms, horses etc. and also
the papers of the French commanding officer. On
the 30th of October last, General Diaz had inter-
view with General Alvarez, near Acapulco with the
view of commencing a new campaign against the
French in which the States of OaXaca and Guerrero
will act in combination. The national cause is rep
resented as in the ascendency in Southern Mexico.
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REASONS FOR EVACUATING SINALOA
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CASHIERED.

Captain George West. Ninth Regiment Veteran
Reserve Corps, was tried by a court martial which
cial to good order and military discipline and dis
obedience of orders. He was found guilty of both
charges and sentenced to be caShiered.
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No CHARGE for plain Stamping on Paper and En-.
,sIonas at SToRK & GILLEsPIE's,
dsla.itlstp Hs1 W, Baltimore street,
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INVENTORS GREAT TRIUMPH.
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THE CHOLERA AT VERA CRUZ.

They Can Whip the United States All to Pieces
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS at
SToRK & GILLEsPIEs,
del3-4tlstp 27S% w baltimore street
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NEW CAMPAIGNS AGAINST THE FRENCH