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IErrKE FROM JOE JOHNsFOS.

DALTlhOhE, AuRusb a.
The Fredericksburg Va.) Ledger, Of
Tuesday last, publishes the following letter
of General Joseph 4. Johnston:
BUFFALO SPRIEes, MECKLEEBURG Co, I
VA, August 18th, 1865.
You ask my views of the future course
and future interests of US all. The case is
80 plain that very little can be said or
written upon it, We of the South referred
the question at issue between Us and the
United States to the sbitrsment of the
sword. A decision has been made, and it
is against US. We must aequiesce in that
decision, accept it as final, and recognize
the fact that Virginia is again one Of the
United States. Our duties and interests
coincide. We shall consult the one and
perform the other by doing sll We can to
promote the welfare of our neighbors and
restore the prosperity Of the country. We
shouId at once commence the discharge of
the duties of good and peaceful citizens by
entering upon some useful pursuit, quail
fying ourselves to vote if possible, and at
the polls our votes should be cast for con-
sf % msfnEsfhHP fhPIReRh IRRs EA2 u1UaeEatAHa 81 sqa ss
one of the the United States. This is the
course which I have recommended to all
those with whom 1 have conversed on the
subject, and that which have adopted for
myself as far as practicable
Very truly yours,
TSigned,1 j. E. JOHNSTON.
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HEALTH OF BARCELONA.

WASHINGTON, Aug. "a.
Information has been received at the
State Department. from the U. 8. Consul
at Barcelona, that up to the lst OF Aug
the date Of writing the dispatch, the healtn
of Barcelona and that Consular District
was excellent, there being no signs OF
cholera, which was prevailing to some e1-
tent at Ancona, Alexandra and elsewhere.
The Consul st Port Bahon, writing under
date of Aug. 9Th, reports that the author
tiles there now enforce most rigid quaran-
tue regulations, and that information had
been received thst the cholera is certainly
advancing eastward. Accounts received
at Port Mahon of the prevalence OF disease
AZ Ancona, were such as to create serious
apprehessions. Much alarm was felt in
Belearic Island.
Capt. Thornton A. jenkins has been
appointed Chief of Bureau of Navigation
in the Navy Department..
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FR0M NEW ORLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS, August 2S.
The cotton sales amount to 1900 bales,
as 44a4S.
Other markets unchanged.
The MstamOrss BuechOs OF the 18th,
saws that numbers of troops and artillery
continue 10 arrive at Brownsville. The
troops are almost exclusively negroes.
The Times City of Mexico correspon-
nondence of the 21st has the following
The EstASelle, the French organ, says that
there is but two courses left after that
France should assume the protectorate
OF Mexico, as It admits an entire failure,
and declares one of its Provinces or their
country must be absorbed by the United
States and Mexican Independence. The
news as usual is fighting, Cortinas meeting
with frequent imperial disasters. The
reosll of the pspal nuncio by the Pope
caused great sensation among clergymen
who are also openly opposed TO Emperor
and thsV have sent Gen. Almonger as 8
minister. and are in hopes of sure recogni'
tion. Threatening articles have sppesret
in the French papers on demonstrations
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.s.1he RaIIe1i Infe >,

The Ohio Statesman copies the follow
ing paragraph from what it calls an "AbO-
lition exchange" and enters into
lengthy argument toprove that it is not
Just to the Democracy:
HEyery MANNED and wounded soldier
that you see, is living argument against
every restoring to power the party thst
made war against the Union because
msiorily of the people, at the ballot boxes,
in a legal and constitutional war, deprived
it of the Offices"
How does the Statesman know thst this
language spplies to the Democracy, un-
less the portrait is correct 2 "Let the
rallad isda Rincen
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Special Report.
FISAEcIAL


New YORK, August "a.
The stock market shows more activity.
The 'short" interest developed under the
Kstchum panic appear TO be gradually fill
ing their contracts, and purchases on their
account give stimulous to the market and
hrmness to prices.
Government securities continue generally
firm, except old 5-2Os, which have yielded
slightly under the further decline in Lon
don and Frankfort. The demand for for
eign orders is merely nominal.
State bonds and Bank stocks are firm,
but very little business was transacted In
them.
There has been nothing of interest in
the Gold market to-day. There is less
irmness than yesterday.
The money market continues easy.
The New York Stock Exchange today
passed resolution to expel any member
thst deals directly or indirectly st the
Evening Exchange.
IhlhJLEUMs
The business in Petroleum stocks to-day
was light, and there was no market Auctu-
alton: Webster 100, Pithols Creek $50,
Inexhsustible 40, Bssch Tree 400, Cherry
RIM 80, Oceanic III, Buchanan Farm so,
Excelsior $50, Tack s2s, Oil Creek ass,
Germsnia 81.
Crude petroleum is easier andduI at S1f
@s2c; refined in bond is firm at 52@54,
free oil is dull at 7O972c'
NEW COUNTERFEIT.
A new counterfeit of the one dollar
gresnbsck was put in circulation yester-
day to a considerable extent It is well
executed.
wHY2
The correspondent of the PhilsdelPhis
Ledger says that gentlemen, in position
likely 10 know, state that the striking out
of the names of General Lee and James A.
Seldom from thespeei6cations ard charges
against Captain Wirz was done at the
earnest request of General Grant.
It is said that President johnson cor
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Dos the Ohio Statesman hold that the
son.hsrp States were justiRsble in insugu-
rating war-ss they did by firing upon the
Star Of the West and Fort sumter-e7An
though they knew that the effect of pre-
-ontino the extension of slavery into new
territory would cause the final overthrow
Of the system2 Would the Statesman have
sdvised the insertion into the Constitution
Of a oIsuse making slavery perpetual in Sll
tbe Southern States and Territories IS 8
means Of preventing a wicked minority
from raising the standard of rebellion and
l.ving war upon the government If 80
the people want to know it, if not, cease
your esscOnAde about the responsibility ol
Che war resting with the party which elect
ed Abraham Lincoln in the mode pre-
scyibed by the Constitution.
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z. RHEINHEIMER,

.tsfhtl I94 BupeRior street,
MOULD ANNOUNCE Z TO THE
w pubIie that he has 'uH line Of ClO'hiDg Of
his Os nAhufettu and Of the best mh h'eriai' no"
on hard
F PafticulsF attention is called TO she nanu'ae.
L tur5 ADD style Of ur uork We employ none put
the beat Of vaskmsu, and use nothing Iut
the Be Of Trimmings 10 each End every
rArmspf satisfied, from eLp,renos, that the Peos
= De og thIs vicinity need nothing bot G1t cais
work We -sfore offer no fsstern sioE ahop goods
ufaaturs, made and trimntd equal 70 the best Gus
Our GUST M DEPARTMENT Is unSsr the
- roe Of Mr. gPE SCGR, Gutter OF teen yearb'
rxpeTieuee IN the bsSt New York HouEss, and We
can tTuthfnlly say that he has no equal In this
city and We defy aby House in tte eiry to turn
out garment IN the style and nni1h OF ours
Geu1iensn IN want OF hrst class eHrmsnts viii
he-s fnd A-fuII assortment OF French and Eng ish
Beavers, Trcots, RreadclotbsS OAsaimeres and
VeStfnes OF All desirable shades aud novelties
Remsn ber that we DO no Jockeytng nusinsssI
have nj ONu PRICE, and sell at low hgurfs-
We mauulacture our Own good1 pay no manu-
faoturer any prodt, queptly We can sasetSeh-
ty par cent by doing, the blnent Of Wnich Ne
give 70 customers.
Give q call, and you viii be satisfied that tnH
is the ase, and that We deal honoraby By all.
aug25 h5:dAti
EOR LAKE SUPERIOR
The stauueh and splendid screw -
steamer s. ID. CALDWELL, LEwIs, Master VIII
leave cur Dock for aks Superior Ptrts, on MON
DAY, August 18th, At P. n.
The Caldwell "a IN hitting Co.'s Line.
Fer freight or passage apply = M
aue2t:24l No. Biver street, Cleveland.
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asked the prisoner on that occasion whether
that was the letter he wrote to General Will
son. The prisoner replied that it was aeopy.
A true copy of which was sent to the court
Overruled. Objection was made by Mr..
Baker, when theletter was read as follows:
4AEDERsoNvILLK, Msy Z, 1865.
GKEKRAL: It is with great reluctance
that address you these lines, being fully
aware how little time is left youto attend 70
such matter as now have the honor TO
lay before you and should see any other
means to accomplish the object 1 would
not intrude upon you. 1 am native of
Switzerland and was before the war 3 citi-
zsn Of Louisiana, by profession a physician,
Like hundreds and thousands of others
was carried away by the excitement
and Joined the Southern army. was
badly wounded at the battle of Seven
Pines, near Richmond, and have nearly
lost the, use OF my right srm, which rem
deEed me unfit for field duty, snd was
ordered TO report to Brsvet- General John
HsWiHder, in charge of federal prisoners
of war, who ordered me to take charge of
q prison at Tuscaloosa, Ais. My health
failing me- applied tor q furlough and
went 70 Europe, from whence I returned
in Feb. 1864, and was then ordered to re-
port to the commandant of the military
prison at Andersonville, who assigned
me to the command of the interior of
the prison. The duties I had TO perform
were AEdueus aaa-eaPleasant. / am sstis-
fed no man will or can uDjustly blame me
for things that happened here which were
beyond my control. 1 do not think I ought
TO be held responsible for the shortness of
rations, or the over-crowded state of the
prison, yet still bear the odium, and men
who were prisoners here seemed disposed
to wreak vengeance on me for what they
have suffered, who was only q medium, or
I may better say servant, in tho hands
of my superiors. This is my condition. l
am man with q family. lost all my
property when the Federal army besieged
Vicksburg. 1 have no money at present
to 90 to any place. and even if l had there
is no place where I could go. My life Is
in danger, and most respectfully ssk of
you help aud relief. If you will be so
generous as TO give me some sort of safe
conduct, or what shall greatly prefer,
guard, to protect myself and
family against violence. shall be thank
full to you, and you may rest assured your
protection will not be given to one who is
unworthy Of it. Ny intention at the pre-
sent is to return with my family to Europe
soon as can make arrangements. In the
meantime have the honor to remsin Cen
eral your very obedisnt servant.
d. Y. WIRz Capt @. s. A.
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THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

The accident on the Oil Greek Railroad,
near Titusville, was caused by the engine
of q freight train running upon the main
track to get on switch st about the time
that the mail train was due. The mail
train, coming around corner, could not
see the freight engine, and the two came
togsthsr.w with such force - 10 throw the
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

1t turns out that Macmillan, Emperor
of Mexico, is an Abolitionist. he will not
even allow slavery in a modified form-in
the shape Of iaborers shipped from China
As there are, all at once, abohtionistszin
Spain and Brazil, our pro slavery exiles
will not have great variety OF places TO go
where the atmosphere will be salubrious-
Commercial.
Notwithstanding the fact that the voice
of Christendom is against slavery, the
Ohio Statesman says "the Emancipation
Proclamation" of Abraham Lincoln "did
prolonp and barbGrize the war"
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passengers from their sests and reduos tbe
cars TO total wreck The following Is :
list of the killed and wounded:
Klled-Gideon Lightsll, Belfast; Will
liam Bald win, Jr, East Cleveland; Edgar
Olough, FredoniR Another palson killed
whose name is unknown.
Wounded-Rsndolph Phillips Hastings,
Oswego county, New York, leg broken
I, Ioselyni Cory, Pa. leg broken; George
Coley, Cory, bruised; Marvin DYER. Cor.
~, bruised badly. One other man was
badly bruised and injured internally. bus
refuses to give his mama ~
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GOLD HARKEr.

NEW YoRK, August "a.
The gold market is weak. The specu.
lative movement is feeble, the street being
apparently disposed TO let the premium
take Its own course. The opinion is less
positive ITO the probability of an impor-
tant foreign export Of specie, which par
tally accounts for the weakness in price.
The quotation has averaged during the
morning about 1435
Gold tonight l43s,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

fmLADELPHIA, Aug "a.
Morton McMichAsl, proprietor of the
North American and U. s. Gszstte, was
nominated for Mayor by the Union City
Convention to-day, on the first ballot, with
little opposition.
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RAILR0Ap ACCTDEnTs.

---t ERIE, Pa, August "a.
There was collision between the pas
senger and freight trains on the Oil Creek
Railroad this morning. Nine persons kill
Cd, and 10 or Is wounded. Particulars
not vet reeeived
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS August 24.
The Times special says Governor Shar-
key has received 3 telegram from President
johnson congratulating the convention for
the progress it has made for the re-sdmis-
sion of the State into the Union. He says
he will soon restore the writ of hsbeas cor
pas and remove the troops from the State.
He hopes the example of Mississippi viii
be followed BY other States. Judge E. ].
Fisher was nominated for Governor.
GALLAsHER's ExcHANGB.
New YORK, August "A.
Gold 1435s.
Erie s57S; Northwestern pd g.; Fl.
Wayne 95A.
Market very dull,
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To Printers-We have for sale in quAn1ls'so
En- ,u,,. BipRh.m's Celebrated BOllor Composition;
also. Paimsr's Patent Composition. the best and
most durable extant All orders BY mail promptly
.t,,pded %, Address LEADER CO., Cleveland,
ohio, aHs1 !
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1nhn KI,ppart i'm kew York.

Henry s. Babbitt, Esq, yesterday re-
ceived a telegram from John Il. hhPPart,
Secretary of the stale Board of Agrioul.
ture, announcing the safe arrival of himself
and family at New York. Mr.. KliPpart
will return to this city the latter part OF
the present week.-State Journal.
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"a DiseussiOn of oar Financial Al
fairs -

The Plain Dealer, of yesterday, tried in
. long and lAbOrsd article to make the
- arspudiAtiOn" respectable By en-
dssvoying to prove that it means "a dis
on,.iop of our financial affairs"
Il would seem from this that that con-
.;stspt prO rebel sheet is paving the way to
adopt "a discussion of our financial affairs
:. onsOf the articles Of its political creed.
sstrsvv show which way the wind blows.
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Hooking q. Hunter, of Lancaster, was
pretty severely Injured one day last week
by the team attached to his carriage taxing
fright snd running awsy;
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SEVEN THIRTY LOAN.
WAsHISsToE, August 2

WA5H1HuIOlli AOgust 2.
The Treasury Department has to-dsy
forwarded to the subscribers TO the 7.sO
loan the last of the notes. The delay Wss
OccasiOned by the fact that orders for the
notes came in faster than they could be
printed. If any subscriber TO the loan
should fail to receive the remainder of their
subscriptions, they should at once notify
the subscription agent.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

Carriage at Auction %. Gutter son Will
sell At their Auction Room, Bank street. on sat-
urdsy, the seth inst. At IL o'clock noon' . two
horse covered Csrrisgs, eastern built, and IN Eood
s,.sO, Augl4 2Ss
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

We would say TO those who wish to Pur-
chase Paper, Envelopes. Ink, Pens, Pencils, Blank
Books, Albums, Port Folios, or in fact anJ article
in the Stationery line that BY visiting the Whole
ssls and RstaiI sslereoms Of JEWErF TUR-
R.LL, No. 40 Public Square, upstairs, they VIII
hnd that low rent upd light expenses, make gOOd'
chs.n aug95;2Ss
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Iu ssted that Robert s. Newell Or
,,hsus @. Kerr is engaged IN Srislng Sg i.s nls
Hf Sdesr A Poe, for which ne naa lOng
Sssp Collecting mstsriAl. az
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

The Sweet south wind breathing Ger
bsds Of viOets is not more fragrant than soEOdont
And the aroma which it exhAlss communicated
it.elf to the bIsaths Of all who use this marvellous
denH'rice. White teeth, rudy guns, sweet
mouth, and the certainty OF enjoying these desira-
bis in p.rpstuity, among the blessings derived
frorn the uss Of SoEodont augLo
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SENATORIAL NOMINATION.
ll.natoh 70 ,hs cleveland Leader. ]

Tepecial Dispatch to the UleVeland LeadsT.I
WELLsvILLE, o., August "A.
]. Turney Brooks, OF Salem, was to-day
on the second ballot, for State
Senator, from tue counties of Jefferson
and Columbisna.
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A Purse for Pacing HOrSes OF sloO
viu be given on the Driving Park, Saturday, Au'
-,,+ os,b 1863. The following horses are entered:
lanes Bennett enters bk. 8. Honest Joe.
! Tawaon br N. Fly.
WI. Potts " bay m. Dot
Fred Kimberiy bk. IN. Fanny.
Horses will atsrt at 20 O'Clock precisely.
There will alro be . match for 500 between two
celebrated horses from soysltOn and Brighton.
Admittanee 25 cents Pools will be sold a. T.
KIubarly's saloon, Friday evening at O'Clock.
aug25.2Ss
lee for Rale.-SOO sons Ice for sale in guam
titles to Buit purchasers.
ROSE 4 PREETIss,
.,,o5.oAa l43 and l44 Ontario st
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Cents SILK Hats Fail stylss silk and
Cashmere HAts opened this day.
DECKAEO . EHGLEHARf,
An 8 40 154 Superior st, opp. the Nsedell.
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He COunsels tue Loyalty.

LETTER FROM eEN. JOHNSTON.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

The Tribune's special says the Presidents
and Superintendenfs Of the railroads in.
the Gulf States are now trying to replace
their worn out rolling stock by purchasing
that used by the United States during the
war. They have no money and no credit
il the general market, and are therefore
trying to buy on time. Many of the en-
gine and car wheels used by the Govern
ment on the Virginia railroad have been
sold to the Virginia Railroad Company on
six months time. The remainder will Be
sold st auction for cash.
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STEAMSHIPS.

The steamship New York, belonging to
the Atlantic Mail Company, made trial
trip today. She will sail the first Of Sep
tsmber for AspinWsll.
The t-iAl of speed between the steamers
Algonzin and Wineski will take placement
week. The Navy Department has ordered
other steamers to be made fast to the
dock during therace
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-25

A State reform school is called for in
Indiana a
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The Heralds correspondent accompany
ing General Fisk, Assistant Commits
sioner of the Bureau of Freedmen for the
State of Tennesss, On tour of inspection
Of his Department. sayss The cotton
crop along the line of travel presents a
very unpropitious appearance. But little
is planted.
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THE TRIAL OF CAPT. WIRE

Important Rebel Testimony
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VOL. XIX-7NO. 2O2

theys2y Gen. Sheridan is making q North
ern frontier. There are no bands Of idle
confederatea in the city of Mexico they
having lost all confidence in Ma1imiIAn.
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RATIoNs ISSUED.

The Times Washington special says the
Commissioner of the Eastern District Of
Arkansas reports for the month of July no
increase in the number of rAtions Issued to
the destitute since his last report.
The Commissioner says that in order to
guard the freedmen from oppression and
abuse he has sent two companies of infan-
try to Madison, on the st. Francis river and
two companies 70 Lscons, thoss two COM
munities being the centre of the localities
opposed TO freedmen,
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The same correspondent says that the
corn crop looks nearly as bad.
The Richmond Republican says that af-
ter the surrender of General Lee, his son,
William H. Lee, without loss Of time, re-
paired to the White House, determined
Notwithstanding the latsness of the seasop;
to attemp! to make crop of corn The
young men formerly of his command st.
tended him. A Germsn and two freed
msn were subsequently added to their
force. They began ploughing on the 29sh
Of April, and have made splendid crop
Of corn. It is estimstsd at $1,000 bushels.
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The Democratic Convention.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-07

Singular names cause great deal of fun.
Take this for example: There is lady 10
Boston whose maiden name was Husband. so
she was husband to her husband before they
were married. There is citizen of Urbana,
Ohio, whose name is More, whose wife pre-
sented him with little baby lately, and who
has therefore been the father Of one More ever
since. There is a lady in West Liberty. Ohio,
whose name is Gross, ana who therefore in
giving her husband one Gross gave him u
dozen children at once. There is a man named
Peck 10 ST. Louis who has - bushels OF
children-ten little Pecks.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-07

"1'HE HAsHIsH EATERS A terrible affair
has Just come to light in Paris, which is caus
ing great deal of sensation. A celebrated
physician, deSirous of aScertaining and miuutely
recording the effects of the "hashish," or Indian
hemp, upon the human mind, induced three
young men to lock themselves up in q room
with him and partake of it. The servants
were all sent away, but, after waiting twenty
four hours aud the inmates not coming forth,
the doors were demolished, when horrible
sight presented itself within. On the floor lay
the doctor, insenSibe, and bleeding profusely
from wound 10 bis head one of the young
men extended beside him, groaniDg in agony.
his left arm aud leg broken by the fall of the
chandelier. which. by some extraordinary acc-
dent had slipped from its chain, and lay scat
tered in fragments all over the carpet Another
of the eXperlmentalizers was seated on the floor
close beside the doctor, graspng one OF the
brass candelabrums from the mantlepiece, with
which ii was evident the victim had been
wounded he was found to have become a
raviug maniac; while the third was lying qui
ety beneath the table-in siupor from which
no medical skill has yet been able to arouse
him. The doctor, whose wound is not serious
and whose insensibllity proceeded from the loss
of blood. gives vague. confused account OF the
scene as yet. The revelations made in the
pages of his pocket book are said to be extra
ordinary, and to have caused the greatest ex-
element amongst the medical men of Paris.