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gs NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. LIST, 1865.
Messrs. McCABR, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen:
Ihave been using your DiarThea Compound,
In my family for some time. and can say with
much pleasure, that it Is the BEST MEDICINE
of the kind ] hive ever used, and do cheerfnl-
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TheY Contain mol Poisonous Drug.
HUBBEL's SUPERIOR OLD
CABINET BRANDY, (Medicated.

UNEQUAIED REMEDY FOX
DiarThea, Summer Complaint, Cholera Nor
bus, Gripping Palms in the Bowels, Cholic and
Chronic Diarrhea. 1t Is highly approved by
the Medical Faculty for change OF water and
diet Used with great success in the army
hospitals In violent cases of Chronic piarrhea.
aduitered, expressly for medicinal use
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For saIe I'm an Parts of abe world.

RB-CentraI Depot, American Express BuiId-
ing, 55 Hudson Street, New York. Mnnufac-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Sheets, Hudson,
NY. GEO. C. HuBBbL & 90
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ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY

of its kind now in use.
Many prominent Physicians now use it in
their practice, and unhesitatinglY recommend
Keep it in your house, and be prepared for
any sudden attack of
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or its kindred diseases-during the coming
The following are n few Of the certificates
when nave bsep SoInntnEi1Y given 70 tho
PfopFietoGs, by pefsnfls " l,n nlo ven 11loNEn
WHEELING. Apri 18th, 1865.
MessTs. MCCAaE. KRAFr& Co., Gentlemen:
Having used Kraft : DiarThea Compound, for
Camp Dfarrhea, with which have been deep
ly AFFLICTED for almost one month. all other
only a present refief but permanent cure, /
take pleasure in recommending II to the ta-
vorable notice OF all who may be alike nthict-
Chaplin 18th w. va. Infantry.
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MccABE, KRAFT & CO, wholesale Drug
glsts, Wheeling, Sole Agent for West Yir-
ginia; also, proprietors OF Kraft's DiaThen
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup, Improved
Nerve and Bone Liniment, DIR. Stahl's Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair on.
dec9S- -6md&yy
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TIME ONLY SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE
/ OF DfThed, DnSeTlteT7y, Fkttf, summer
Complaint, and all diseases ofthe stomach and
bowels, Incident to a change of Diet or Cli-
it has stood the test of time-has cs1ed in
thousands OF cases tDhere all other remedies
hare failed, and is pronounced by the PUBLIC
the
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.eported Lor az Inte1iaeneer.

The Convention was called to order
at 2H o'clock by the Chairman.
Mir. Archer, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Organization, reported the
following plan of Organization of u
Stale Wool Growers Association.
The New York herald., 1866-08-27

The Prussan government intended 10 announce to Par
lament on the 18th the annexation Of the conquered
Northern States but prevented by the influence Of
illustrous persons at court
The mission Of General Manteunel TO Hamburg stated
10 have been attended with complete success.
The cholera statistics Of London show Q decrease in
the deaths
The bullion in Bank Of England increased f62s, 500
during the week previous to the sailing Of the Nova
Scotian.
Cape Of Good Hope mails to July 13 report many ship
ping disasters the east coast Of Southern Africa No
American vessels are mentioned.
The steamship Fulton, from New York, arrived at
Falmouth the afternoon Of she 10Th.
The steamship city Of Now York, from New York,
arrived at Queenstown on the morning of the 18th. and
reached Liverpool at noon Of the 10TH
The steamship Borussia from New York, arrived at
Southampton on the 10th Of August.
The steamships Louisiana and Scotia, from New York.
arrived at Queenstown on the 17th Of August
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
ANOTHER EXPLOSION In NEW JERSEY.

Fearful scene nj Nnrrowsburg, ON the Eric
h"iirond-toiii-ion between 0ii ana
Freight Train-EspioSion Of tho oil Tanks
.r."i COMMUNICATION on-Two Children Burned
10 bcnth several Person. severely Injured
Numhcr OF buildings aud the Train Of
Ears Destroyed The Loss Estimated nj
$4,000.
| Another fearful connagraou occurred on tho Eno
Railroad yesterday morning, Nauowsh1rg on tho
Delaware division, caused ~ IN explosion on an on
train, in consequence o. collision reslltag tho loss
Of lifc and the destruction or considerable amount or
property, including dwellings and other buildings
The facts 80 Gar could be gathered from various
sources as follows -At hair past two O'clock ycstor
day morning tho oil train deslgnaed IA Bg Tyo9
with eight car loads of ol q portion of which woro
tankE) standing the main track Al NaIlowsburg
station. Following tho track i freight tra.n
which up and collidcd with tho ofl TRAN vllh
great force breaking and crushing tho anmng
thcm into heap of ruins. Immediately thereafter =
tremendous explosion occurred aud, the oi taking nrc,
tho liquid flame spread in all dlrccuona ana to entire
train IL blaze and several buildings j tho
immediate vicinity surrounded by tho burning o
also - on dre
family consisting u a Mr Williams ,yifc ana tvo
children resided the second story of tio huild
lngr, the nrst story of which corrupted q wagon
shop Mr williams feixed he two clilirep ono Ia
zach hand and attempted cscape from the front way.
In rushing through tho aamea he dropped ono * tho
children, and n stopping rescue Il aN three wrro
fntnily burned one of the children died yesterday
morning, and the other after urerng nieuso arony,
expired At eight O'Clock last evening Nr Williams v.a
sun alive but hopes talncd q hs recovery
Mrs Williams cacaped ~ jumping from ha second
story rear window where thdc nrc, and hour
aficr was delivered q child sho Il conadcrcd -
critical condition
Tho conductor q The oil tian, James FrcdonbGrgh,
woa badly hut dangerously burned About .he hcaf
face aud hands No oshor persons reported injured
rho following property harucj -A dwelling
house belonging % Nr Joseph Bcyinn, merchant =
dwelling house owned W iir. Hcndrckr, wagon shop
and dwelling Overhead, large carpenter fhop, hido
house and 600 fcet q ambcr belonging q tho tall
way company
The train of ears rniirey destroyed u "a eNii-
mated TIM, tho eutro l0 Wl not fal uhor II ssooJ0.
Tho Cincinnati train duc a Jersey 'ly q t~on'y
minutes past threo u. two hnarH ate, and tho
Dunkrs train arrived four hours behind Time.
The New York herald., 1866-08-27

against France, ought to profit only foreigners More
over u was remembered that In 1850 the annexations
realized by Italy authorized tho Emperor 10 demand
Iectncaton Of tho French frontier OF the Alps, and rom
tns IL was concluded that the annexation projected by
frussla IN 1865 afforded opening for compensation
IN favor OF France the side OF her anenf frontier
OF the Rhine At bottom the national sent-
ment reasoned Justly; for the moderation OF tho
Emperor, his sincere desire not TO trouble, by
any useless complication the pacific results OF bis med
a,ion have preserved his government from beng led
away by any illusion But the force OF things wiled
hat the question should be put forward, and such was
done Therefore, there basis OF truth Tn the runors
winch have been current during the last two or tlree
days. Does this mean that everything must be takon
literally which is said Of the demands made on the one
SIDE and OF the resistance hesitation shown on the
othert We do not think Both the ono and tho
oher have been exaggerated by those who have spoken
oi them 70 the public We shall not endeayor to specify
the points which the objects OF the negotiations
actually pending The compiity Of the isrests involved
tue variable nature ol of tho bases OF the dscus
sion since al the present houhe acquisitions OF Prussia
III Germany arc osty stae Qt proJed, sufficiently ind
cate that u would be rash TO endeavor TO fix tho limits
stlli Undetermined on either aide But what we can
alrn ~ that the negotiation commenced IL being
pursued ON terms OF the greatest cordaity between
France and Prussia the good understanding between
whom has not undergone any alteration We may there
iore be permitted 20 hope for solution which, choa
stng edlse of discoaent for Germany, may Gire 10
Fa'es fscurtg propFtcn ndte % tie ncri0 changes q
Northern Germany and 10 tho public sentiment the satis-
faction which has always been by The policy
at the samo time national and moderate Of the EN-
per0r
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
RUSSIA.
How United Germany j. Dangerous 90 the
Empire.

fFrom tho Moscow Gazette, August 2
Tho consequences of The Pru.H0 Austrian war Will be
unfayorahe tO Russia couze N coNtsNn bafeect Rfs
rn and e ueCy cnfGrJ,d FrrFir, disposing u some
llriy millions of people cannot f ~ present them
selves Tho two Powers viii 80 compelled 70 develop
their maritime forces upon III internal Ca Bhta
,ri Nrne ~ small f1r thora two great Powers.
A. arg ~ Austria 4 tAo bod o the Germnnlc Con
own independence thel dsa Z 4rrrft'p i0Mr, eonld
haye 70 cause for collision with Russia AL her esIltA
touB we're directed westward Ter position Is row
completely changed Her rvalfy Niil ~ s.a has now
become the iutrHasnf * foreign policy dretri dg4t
uo Interests of Rues FaltClans Austic % Rus - aro
n.4eady calculating the part which may ~ mott erca
c.nunlv ASSIGNED ~ Aratra in proceeiinE which VIII
base for their ohect The weak ning ~ Russia The n
erua quest u Ausira VIII remain m 4olged despite
an The efforts ~ her sfaesnen, for y Is mTosbo 70
create state without 4 ua'iouL unity Nhtn Austria
shall have been excluded from tho acfuauc tonlfdgfa
ton these questions could not be approached Tho
slaves aud The Hungaans Uil no longer submit 70 the
they have been compelled do nnul On The other
hand the German population ~ AuEus viii not readily
con ant to submit themselves 70 utner natiJuaies
which they have been Accustomed 70 dominate. The
from Austria and probably with Prussia. III
hat "a tstaf id NJ hiauei dg1 They o0uh erffHnv
,oe porerjf suppovf - IL Sauc empire par sxoeuaoe
liaf . q say, ~ Aus "a.
prom tie journal % 81 p'tcpbury, August ~
Tn forre ~ arms haa assured thu triumph ~ P.C8a
sh01d she Nish 70 abno that position might fhc not
dsroyer That 10 presence u he spua.ous cc irsaca
Crgfen yyldtH, there other powcr which nay
w2h u break such cugag monis ~ arc preiudrinl IL
cilharflssingY n ~ i0ttps q r0igr rcsfe dsirgfrd
ttUd FUN, aNoe Gdf reR 2 'itry sfchlriraig tr
.i ord Fgf a8r1wtfge 0 Pr.ss,4P N tln. cfri.
llbrlnm r. ba 40 iougr ualnlem<i ~ ~ accord
between the Powers would lot eah tsen napHaiy csa.
~ fniy ~ t,cg tnferc.sA
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
nsP0LroNs FRONTIER DEMAND.
The Tcrritarial Compensation Idea snd ia
prohnhlc Acrcptanre by Prn.ain.

rTf0m the Paris GuuHtltu'Ounel, August IA.
For some davs rat ramors have been IA circulation IN
the French aud foreign prc@s - proposals. male ~
France 10 Pruesa journals, hster fnJDfaSd tgn
Io,i Sapf know eyocy what q the nature u the
uncaons EXCHANGED between the cabinets u Tars aud
of Perrin Otber~ 10 sti further for they affirm that
the rfop0aaw ~ France have been REJECTED ~ Prussia
Those snpp0s0ns ar aus gtaiuitoua and u v matter
"a tmportanee not allow public opinion " be led asray
on matters - reriouF. 40 doubt u may happen that
France has a rlqht comrcnsaon, but 70 believe that
programme hes been already put forward nnd re;ecd
= b fgnoys ~ ordinary ohar1rter ~ diplomatic pfceod
,ogs a. well overlook the very friendly relations
which exist between tho two Powers and aao 70 forget
that tho real ~ France " not - obtain
significant increase n territory, but 70 aid Germany
Constituting herself IN The manner most favorable ~ her
own Interests and ~ those n France.
fTrou the Ftsndafd semi-oflcia1 ~ Paris August IL
Tor some days pas, much has been SAID IN The journals
of the pasng tho suhlect u The
ncailon az the French frontiers This very natural pre-
OCCUPATION originated the same day that tbe
mepssd in Germany and Italy. II becsne intensified
ta Day thai agreed " recogngs The aggraDdys
menu u Prussia ~ northern ssrmsny The national
sentuent In France, Drgfosndiy asatrs b s~~wf woA
cr n< ofhsy fae N ne Hhn>, s1dGn1 a, pfas al
vafe N Esr0f<, could not understand that the
ttrow of srsu pst ~ the v~siiss ~ IsIe dsvissd
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
PR U S S "a.

The Kings Reply TO the Legislative Addr' sss-
Royal Hint TO the Opposition Members.
BERLIN, August 20 1866.
The King of Prussia has received, a deputa.
don from the Chamber Of DepAties, who pre-
sented the address voted By that body.
The King made speech in reply, in which
he professcd to feel great JOY at the favorable
attitude Of the legislative body. He said, how
ever, that IL another conflict arose with the
Deputies on the questions Of the Budget and
The army, or other subjects which are vital TO
the interests of The State, he pouh act precisely
ns he did before.
The King added that he thought another
conflict was impossible
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
The Feeling in Prus-in.

From tho National Gazette, OF Berlin, August 10
The Ppris journals havo manifested certain disc1n
tent a. tho silence maintained by the King the dsa
tcrestod Character Of French mediation Praise should
not DO given day work before the evening arrives
The French government report says, has suddenly
cevcd the dea OF demanding compensation Gratitude
for the good Offices o France would therefore have been
premature Tho good people OF Paris ought 10 know
that Is much less possible for the Prussan government
TO negotiate with France for the cess0n German ter.
rtory than u was TO throw 4 piece Of Slesla into The
hands OF Austria In exchange FOR Hosteln Prussia Ia
accomplishing great national task, and is r0 making
dr of conquest on uedter pet0rs If Germany bad 10
defend herself against apitions OF conqncs al tho
forces hitherto divided would be found combining N tho
closest union .-s
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
BY STEAMSHIPS TO AUGUST II.

The steamship America, Captain Meyer, which left
northampton on the 18th of August arrived a, this port
yesterday morning.
Tho steamship Aleppo, Captain McMcken, which icft
Liverpool the lsh Of August arrived At this port
yesterday morning
The steamship Nova scotan. from Liverpool on Thurs.
DAY, August 10, via Londonderry August II, passed
Father Point at half-past twelve O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, on her voyage to Quebec
The mail advice. by the two vessels rst named have
bssn anticipated BY the arrival Of the City Of Paris on
saturday. and the publication Of her report In the HsRAip
yesterday morning. while our special tolegrams By tho
Atlantic cable have spsicnssd the news Of tho Nova
nsssias
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
THE EisTERE QUESTION.
Eject af che pra~sism Victories in tho Dam
ublnn IrIncipnl,tien -floU fannt Ili-rnfrr'' :
Policy Mas Induce Complications IL TnrkrS.

ublnn IrInripnliticn- -floU fanut Ht-nfrri' :
Policy nIny Induce Complications IL Tarkry.
fcan aiantin0pla tApgua ~ cfrrwpcnlanee of the
Moude ~ IffiN
Tto Esian viii nat Hafe he aae tf ne iat = fnl
40 ontrie - the aatin Ell N1uhL iunNe taAfies af
nsaanko0ru who VA sa elacr tso mNuh D. ago, ~ tge
day afef HH sudden ag pf4nre &C. f1cNaraei e. f t0
lnstau nnpo anA pfostrafc nfef Aumar a. the tsst
tn tho successor 9l Ofaman. t4w f8Net h8 heA4
acrerngm Hny m f9t0 t1 VIC
cendit ione whlcA lhn Zorro rrsnt to aHf
H. trr recognition =. fhHt frrea, t n ElEines oFt
bosfs connfef.p prorasHUrk wnlrA hntn ~ ISL been
eaningEl leAted r.tHrr ttalaaNE II nMeaiN. g AaN
Tacha BIT witch arg tnoHr. 'rna alplgiuA4e lnitef4
frosa nucharost ~ he srareng an1tNhx eier iAhh =
pure and clear rejection II taa clauses 4 the hal.
schsr n ssrt RI examination = hs Mo.8o Waiaeh.sn
Minister'S of Hn csrG uoua ealn ratf9 " thet 9pc1.
meat ihe only that would IL aeeted = ~ ahrei
s d sBpl8 Mel * recognition AMI n0thhk mtfa MDutd
b. accorded than the huNfaentaiiNa q tfhptr IN Al
other fnasisrs Irnes hafr rf4p e erofelse AZ th8
rights 0g royalty tat b. ~ sAT = fnin money ~ BIZ
iva name b tsHc'aa Tfafsf rat fsish f"srf y g -
beffg T. ratsr hs ornay q ang aar a. grrn~<ni say
ul.t AZ - fran.saf ~ su.re4uo8 p ~ RpsoInfaa
game either u hs sons u ha have suy - 20 hs bf4f-
e. ana GeffdAu raryca - lnffete an dsefne fenfa
tlors h confer srg fauka ~ agures he may ~bh -
wurt h rrerf f0FffriEntY lu nnafy - entire reol
tod uofr8v9f fr docs nA nffnt &C. 50 au1 ray henp
40 70 TIA snitan VI hs capital snd H. .Oi0sins ~ 'ha
parfcuu the srsnpis y tfs Pfntr e. -ffsa hs nhia
,he ottoman aeesy ~ ch ne Porte wished ~ 80 W
n0rbaFss In te sulre - reciprocity gute sup~rfuous
What then. II wanNng 10 Prime Charles " pfnn0puc8
Tie wos4 tlnaaKeuaencef Tta - ha1nsss n Hfu
,sfrla sAstis - ntss ferf Nnmlirs % gytrsss = ~
yt, ~ ougtsnsafo n ffAs flNfe sEf he hgslress w
he snishsd 70 TIE haiti ssAtfar 4 nay very 49,
10 c0nssnsd y tho archaeological mosasm 4 boehafssa
The New York herald., 1866-08-27

a;st Rssia in e Eda should h aid be needed by Pris
ga IA Germany As an earnest OF future oes
1ussa has induced the Prince OF Roumana W express
hs willingness 10 exchange the suzeainty Of the Sultan
for tho pa aronago OF tho Gar Roumanian corps 10
being concentrated on the borders OF tho Austrian
province Of Bukoyna, compelling the Kaiser 20 opposo
IL by corresponding force IN Bukovlna as wei as IN
southeastern Hungary and Trannsyvana which are
chiefly inhabited by Roumanians regular unity move
ment has been foot with the conniyanoe, 70 say
the least of lt OF tho Bucharest government Thus
France by her very nrs proceedings Ia Germany, or
yaher by the nddors they cast bore hem has ne unen-
The New York herald., 1866-08-27

for the last time as the reader well knows On their
way back from there they arc again chased oy ne same
after exchanging colors before they again pass Into
Treste staying this time fourteen days 70 tn up at
Ast III venice.
VENETIAN coMpIMRyTs.
Now as has been demonstrated in thus series letters
INA, nave been more than once, during my stayhere
nte confused and puzzled ut certain things haze seen
and heard, but never more than by this spontaneous
demonstration Of good and kindly feelings ON OF
tenetians towards the officers and crew OF tn Tcon
deroga, IN whom they 10 have found their inty
and SO, In fact by corresponding term In itain they
express ~ they never IN their lives say taey, mying
cynical may think 10 find better reason in the fat OF
people with little commerce or intercourse at last Of
this Kind with foreigners taking this opportuntyto
leave the tedium OF their present dull and uncertain
ditlon In the manner above indicated But II this wero
- g. 'ey moua nave taken advahtase OF tne opp~uny
ior tho ke demonstrations afforded them BY the arrival
OF the English iron-cad Enterprise and the Fench
corvette Eclareur-which they did not .l.-..
When tho French frigate Provence arrived sGera
weeks ago. after being heraded and kept before theeyes
o The readers OF the Gazette for week. her name ws In
oveTy bodys mouth for day because they thought she
hau on board couple OF commissioners 10 take fCna
possession OF Veneta but after this her name aeemm TO
pass from their minds surely from their conversation
US thing OF no interest TO any one but the owner
NO PuFrs IN ADVANCE
Inc next suggestion suppose the imaginary person
age WIN whom am arguing will advance, viii be that
In anticipation OF her arrival and with psIdonable
pride In what pertains to their country, the Americans
nave tIumpeted her praise in advance TO their friends
throughout the city but this would have more weight
than the former The other American resident being
young hermit Of an artist modest and retir
ing than your correspondent rarely beyond the
precincts OF his studio and known only TO his aidady,
his models and the Poliza-thc Consul part OF the
government machinery, not being counted as itdivd
Val. AA.a1 1et4% 4, A.. ..E1 fHstt
LITTLE OFFICIAL GOODNESS.
have deferred TO the last item connected with
the visit hero of tho Tconderoga, which would have
preferred not to have had In my TO include n this
or any letter Of mine The reception OF her Captain by
the Military Governor cordial or consistent
with the dignity Of either might have wished
ad To nraha haxs.t hat .
Captain seedman again pays visit he win ind people
and governors more Of accord
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
The PAPAL QUESTION.
New and startling Faiic, Expected FROM


f1'ar GHMRti M e.rfseffh4e eIMe a iH0.en itar4
TNn Tflp HirIhHt.A. nH .N# M4tf 1fs. Ell frfN0. at
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nurot II Nr hts Intention III t4H lsuNar waNt 4n
solemn crcteiea. ~ Ho0ne q q a.dfess a..ef 81
a. Gun4 II - : slalet ef tta ghsr.n, eWrrsr ho
provinces Whleh fs'y ahat et rttsaant Il Is. .sfa
AM aAeh Anleta lr iie l..ttA CONTINENT ef n.lT
tfat lsp Rr az esfNsf eaa.iI# fAn trnfrNi F1Nrf
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q hy fhr 1911 inrH#eM a tEa fH#NNe#Mn aftA L.
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~ o. y9g - uu giso tIfFnFtMfui far fi.sncr
6na w4fb ntfeas1 ftENEfref. snr amy A. eNta4sl
hstr rafa atu ana stoi hf8ffd AHH hle Ngvefraarnt
80 ny srtsei Iisiy uhestey = 80 q hsr rfep-
plsss araons ~ gfsat Powers 4 gafgps
Hlo Jansiro Markets.
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The New York herald., 1866-08-27
Pins the Ninth Preparing for Grand
State and National Crisis.
&c. &C. 60.
BY IRE CABLE 70 AUGUST 2s.
TIE PEACE TREATY.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Official Confirmation of the Act.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, August %, 1866.
The news OF the signing Of a peace treaty al
Prague and of the restoration of peace be-
tween Austria and Prussia has been ofliciGmy
confirmed in this city.
BY virtue OF one OF the articles OF the treaty
Austria cedes Venetia TO Italy.
There Is no other news here.
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
The MARINE REPORT.

LIVERPOOL, August &C. Evening.
No steamships have arrived from America
since the China.
The New York herald., 1866-08-27

The Official Prormcidi Correspondent praises the mod
GRAFTON OF Napoleon and credits him with the desire not
10 disturb the friendly relations noricre IN German
politics, and asserts that the hopes Of different char
noier emanae from the influence 9f opposite parties in
France The article sdds that Prussia viii take steps for
he incorporation Of tho conquered North German States
Immediately