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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-18
(Posr oFFlcE-MApIsoN sTATIoN.)

POST oFFlCE-MADIsoN STATION.
TNHE first annual session Of this school will com.
Il mence on the 10th of Sept, 1865. There wilt
lie two Departments, the Primary and the Collie
gate.
Applicants will be admitted into the Primary De
partmeDt without examination, at any age. Ad.
mission into any Of the classes of the Collegiate
Department, Or promotion from one to another viii
be granted to SUCH only, as sustain an examination
on the studies which precede il. Those who com.
pete the whole satisfactorily will receive at
its close, a diploma.
For the government Of the young ladies, but one
|" rule will be established viz. that they shall at
all times conduct themselves becomes the daug h-
tiers of gentlemen and the enforcement of this reg.
ulation will be the special duty of Mrs. Iohnstcne
Visitors to the pupils must present letters OF in.
production from parents guardians to the Piinci-
pal. No visits should be made on Sunday, OF dur
ing school hours.
Each pupil is requested TO furnish her own fork,
spoon, towels and napkins. and to have these as
also her clothing. marked with her name in full.
Daily instruction in plain sewing will be afforded
such as desire it, without extra charge.
Parents who prefer their children should not
stady our religious textbooks, are requested to no.
tfy the principal, and they will have their wishes
respected.
~ comfortable hack will run on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, between Madison S, ton,
on the N. o., J. a G. N. R. r., and Annandale, six
miles distant, connecting with the trains The post
once address is Madison Station, Madison county.
Miss.
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BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
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Course Of obstruction.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

OLE AM MEN
Spelling, Reading. Writing, Mental Arithmetic,
Elementary Arithmetic, Elementary Geography
Parey's Universal History, Royces Historical
Sketches. Cbflds Book Of NatuIe, Catscbism, Sa-
cred Music.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Smelling. Reading, Writing. Davies Arithmetic,
Smiths English Grammar Mitchell's Geography
American History, Exercises 10 Composition, Latin
Grammar, Natural Philosophy commenced, Kip's
Double Witness. Catechism, Sacred Music.
MIDI Tx CLASS.
Spelling, Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra,
Geometry, Geography, Fowler's English Grammar,
English History, Ancient History, Exercises in
Composite. Karnes Elements Of Criticism. Bota-
ny, Mythology, Cesar, Virgil. Greek Grammar
Tbecphiius Americans, Sacred Music.
SENIOR CLASS.
Elscution, Fowler English Grammar, Rhetoric
etEy, TrigOnemetry, Geology, Chemistry, Astrcso,
my, General History, History Of England, Litera-
thrc, Exercises IL Composition, Theophilus Amer.
canus, Sacred Music.
OPTIONAL COURSE.
Draw & and Painting. Vocal and Instrumental
Music, and xs.Ssn LAse -ges.
r II ms.
(RAr-~lR HALF YxAELY II ADyANcE0
Tuition IN ~ Primary D.p-rsnsntCpsr y a., . 500
In hsdsTD Lsnsusses, eseh......-.... % %
In Music, Vocal or Instrumental ...... q 70
m Drawing or Paintina,.......-..... 20 90
Boarding, Per month, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % 90
Incidental tan Der monkh / 90
The Rector i IN correspondence with several Of
the most accomplished educators Of the cOuEtry anC
win w due time be able 10 announce the Eaculty.
Apphcstiun should be made to the Undersigned,
or 70 Mrs. tombstone.
GEO. @. HARRIS,
SEPT. IA, 1855. n REcrOR.
III LNKS FOR SAVE ar THIs OFFICE
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LosnoS moSEr s.nEEr.

TUNTlUN NVNET MANKIND
Fund on the 2Sth rather trtner Grasd Truns
af tanaJa shares erper enced n-ayy cs<p, touching
a. 80 hsVirg rcpchod 20 a few days ago Tho nieney
market 10 unchan scd The Bank rate remains AZ pr
aeut
The Loelon nrVs lri,y articltl avs ys-'The hank 70
turn presents sligh decrease instead OF further rs
oovcfy under ih. head OF unemployed notes, and "a is
evident tho present rae Of discount " not beyond tse
natural market DO NJ Tbs demand yeseer,ay par.
tculafly heavy accounted for by preparation for bis
ior the % or 4th the month whfA fal due on Fat
uriay together with the circumstance that ~ s under
stood very large amount will then run OF AZ the Bank"
Bullion continues TO accumulate IN the Bank Of France.
Lospoy. March 2 Isco.
Cousols for money s6y. 81
Untcd States nve.tvenres s0k Illinois Central
shares TsN. Eris shares 65 55i.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has iDcrlAsed
Elteo
LIVERPOOL nARngrs.
Txvyr eoot, March q 1893.
Corros The Bfoser' CrculsI reports the sales q
se,.op f the veet 7eooo bAies Of which locoo we're
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Action Of thc New fbu Midland and Sew
Brunswiek Legislatures.

Action Of the Newf0u ndlsnd and Sew
Brunswiek Legtslatures.
CONFEDERATION IN SEwYoUSDLAND.
From the Toronto GLOBE, March l21
We announced last week that the gratifying intei-
gence had been received from Newfoundland thai tho
OF the Legislature Of that isand Further intelligence
reached ~ on Saturday, fully confirming What we then
stated.
The N,'cHundlander OF the 10Th Of February con.
tanned the following statement The Legislative Coun
Gil, In their address, have adopted definitely and BY
unsnlncp: woe tho principles OF confederation 70
And the sctoa Of the House Of Assembly v.s quite as
s Of ss q. Com
ns.olysd Ts.. hs report q he 9ussss bow
rmv"ness 81 ,ss enasss psoyscs "a n no 1s.e.s
ssii.bl. 2 Nswfoandl.ns and wsaa ,sesps1 Prov m
ms motion vas los.-ysas q nay.I Is The following
on The .ger..s aas:los q souf.A.E.,,sn n rseoea
:nsy Sss The sS..r. sSs.n.as. ssS.a sr, % ssvs.
sss % = ii: ::ssy sss % &. dem. q : ,. sssss;.
~ s.s. sss' .ssss S .Ssl ss:s %
The Speaker having rssumsd u,c chair. and series a
an attempt wss made % guam ths ousbsc scheme BY
the following amendmeut--
3: &c S:s Z 70 s.s, ss K.
ws,t.ss q the ssleny y. concur m ,hs s.-. q your Et
sss,a-: sssess sssss.ssy .-isn-.
into props.sS nsoi.a.rston n. Bx prossoss.
on the basis of the Quebec resolutions
THIS amendment was pat 70 tho House and rejected
division Of SIX TO egh,een will DO -cen moreover
that tho resolution while dsapproving of the Quebec
scheme, declares unhesatnyiy for the principle of
union. The six gentlemen who voted for u arr, there
fore only opposed 10 the details of the scheme aud the
House Of assembly 10 unanimous for British American
union. The warmest promoters Of the measure could
desire nothing gratifying than this result In New
foundiand aud hessrs Shea and Carter entitled
Tho highest laudaton for the staesnanshp they have
displayed
CONFEDERATION IN sEw HRrsswfrE.
prom the Montreal Herald March ~
II n stated that tho following paragraph VII appear IN
tho response 20 the speech ~ Governor Gordon the
opening o. thc New brunswick Legislature
The correspondence which has iake1 psce b.tvecn
her hesfys principal Secretary Of Nate for the Cpo
mics aud the Governor GennrA Of canada the aars ~
British North America when laid before VIII r-eive
due attention. and the opinion expressed by her Majesty
will command ths respet md attention which h due %
suggestions emsnatpg from 20 high source. Hut. IN
any scheme for a on NJ the British North American
colonies which may Be proposed E n the opinion of
the House nis that fan protection shond
be afforded the and interests of the people ~
this province and which fss obtain
objects should be- adopted.
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The annual eieci< of state eears took paoe 10 day
The a.xreEaie vote considerably exceeds that Of last
year Returns ffom hundred and ,we " town. give
smyth, rep 20 sa2; sinclair, dem, o. 2sia demccr sic
gan of $50. The retpns thus far Indicate . majority
Of tlan 5000 for snyth IN The sae The republ.
have carried ali of the I've Councon nine of the
twelve Senators. Asd wiz have shes, hundrsd
majority IN the House.
smyfh's majority VIII be shout 5000
Tho sCsrrgste vote In the STAT w AMOUNT 10 o. COO
The lsrget cast erceps that of 1890
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The Pressch Canadians Supporting TN.
Movement.

sTHoSG ARTICLE IRON fHg RouGE oRoaS ~
nosrHtAt " rKkAsUr'-- KrsefA
AID rHx rsirsD STATES TO 90 ~ yoR rHs
pySrAss. src.
IFrom We Montreal l. 'unloa Rationale. March IoI
Tue huistry must really bs m pssswron ~ grave IN
formation 10 take the ~ excessive prudence
which yeet-fday maie knosn 10 or readar. II ls
THAI the Irsh paifots meeting az the present
fDe In ths ety and stay ths houses t,er friends
WHO i've In houteai and will nrke great biox tTsas.
p>ront perd ooupl =, f.fr-s's Day. ms iTth
Inst II u sbouLi tb1s fail out the I7th Inst x.i ~
~ ai date in the annals ~ Canada FOR n sl.o % the
l7th that the necprocty trcsiy ~il srpirr AMI our
commerce oil f<il N two Al the least
Now IL the can~ian governm~Dt IA poo asion of other
Information yet more grave, 90 more Hkeiyt What 10
certain that ths Canadian government ha~ esnr~a Ger
Tain rerresentsuops ~ be made 20 ss Amer1an sofe-u
ment, IN consr1ssuce of certain represeus'ions which
cannot ssy - raber believe that hs Canadian gov.
ernmens has ampiy received reply from the Wasting
tn Cabinet thaf " dos nos zee snytntns snf osD.a-
queuty esnse, hini.r ssythns Tn F.nlsns rtrynsiy
great msetss is Jop~. WOOD thsi TIE Arnerscsn r,v.
eminent shosid coznts n The Irsbnnen In revolt ths
character Of hexsrsnts We a. nof da~,s nnf t<sovs
i-g, n>y gM s~eossd. Prssidsni Johnsyn Who n nov
>, STRIFE 9Th he divisions sse-.e1 "a bs party ~
hts veto ~ The krsednsns BIN, vf take care 10 pae Al
hs back The frsh popui.'iou q the CBsd s,ses rhrh
IN many piso-s gives the pssponasrAnos to the parry
which has as symg~ihlen
ne csssnss - Washington hes no, fsrypner shs, the
arm - q The vnisd states whIeh COG isred ne soth
we're oompa~~d q great nsssars ~ Irsbmss. sna ,bs
manner IN vs.eh tbs ehids~p q Ir.isnd s,si, ,ss,r
sood fss y, ~ ~ pes<s whth snDays W d.y ara %
IsT ~, vss .s'sh ~, ". s.ssssn f.s 10 .srrgsss~s
Al E.-hnesse vnl ba foVrt lhs sfssa
hsst< eth -bsh rnElsnd rsoorsir~f ne ehs,sstsr ~
bslssren. 10 lb< r~t~is q We sossh .M 90 -
sNs~y y~ - csAs~ q 1sAsss~ o. .s1ssA sJssors
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TIE Ora reception Of the Brosslyn Acsseny of De- gn
vas held iAst night s TIE Academy Of Hussc. rhs
oiaficn has been recently orEani1d and oonpo--d ~
resident Broekyn artists banbsrns al thiry three
members The artists, anding themselves o0nanei 10
clab which net st the Graham Ar scbooi IN The Bros
iyn Institute where art educAtion supIird rr,.
fsssonsi artists and tour nghs IN toe
thor erp>nse from casts an1 mosl7 couesissd the
that FREE school of o.. an with o. p~T modes srd
teachern and an efrisnt msnag~m ~. might b. ~s'sb
hshcf WIZ tbs erIciaii1u the hfo9slyn hesfemy ~
Dsslkn sss flrned The sympa'li- - nss'iy al The
Ssw York sad " be rith The airf ~ 'hsff
Drethfen in this n meo, and I'll pto,.sb'y rive
Their hearty surfs5ft Tie o~o~rt of ths Acafeny
WIN Har presdeni a htrhie and Aiongs ,hspfei
We PrssissnD. J Shntaksr Rs.or1ins s~cfstary.
Hufas Wright CoffcspoDiinr ntcrs,ary, AMI 3 Tymp.
ton, rreas1rrr
Tho osals-iou iafi hght hastily e., ,osssh~r .ns
bslng an Inuuory sthbdion the vfst0rr .@re MA 10
sangaine oi hnsing veTy srEe ssfs'tns of petars On
the .sIa bat nfstiyn artists 90. repr~-~ntsf
Hsrt- priars. ffou wbntsssr, = % Tro~bs Chsprn.a
enydes vafshsn wilts Hthts Psrtsr Cray ehap,
,si and Rgfas wrTht Ons csupossssya ~ ~ isiisv
artist srceeiingy sc.' Atfsas.rs " r.n,s Cisss
The s.tjsyt rmpis. The Eouping 1s-ltsliy eofrscf
ami ne oslorihg vs'y s-e~s II sfir~fsf msrA auh
too asfes q orgns ske,ehss iIisssrsiins WI Nlsfs
poem n Pumpsin, W IN dsn~rvrf ss,isss - sbs
Srabs Ar school srhiba srsai sssl ~ Ui~si tsyy
eredsats V tbs stsdrns TIE oosp.ar ne es~uiss
rscspssa u ne Academy % D~~sn fastrFts1 n !
nuniber- bat hfhly s~ts<f cniy . isnssd nsrst<f n
lnvts,oes hsvins bsen ~so~f ssu ysw the sssu<is 1
TOO -in 10 d0uas bs ia soursnlss oss1Iisoa
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w. bkzNhru1. y. r., MWrh -, ~
There was . sr~sl demonstration q tbe Yens.ns Of
this island last night a. the Assembly Rooms p fhn
place. which Considerable sunsuss of money w. cot
isctsd In sid q The peaian oaaae and resostons v~s
psssci that hs "mes 20 The gap N frsissa" BE-
up until the lndspsndenes 81 Iresn fs ksvsx Among
the noted Fsnisss presens M Jeremiah Raarfor,
one d the hervss q our late rsbslon Mr. parts vss
she or.for on the orcs~on aud soks - Brohevnood Up
70 NE hgh~~s pitch of enthusiasm BY his eloquent
msrka The merting adjournef eth thrss cheers for
H1 y"ss .c,s Nd .ls sss ~, ~ rs.s =. dad -
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sr..h.p ss sh. Is. In ,s. uua.on.

AT III Ns 10 b@ rsw 10 uavinr. NJ ~ damage
b~ing <as 10 coawggsncs ~ ~ fofssn cyniiilon The
rsop~iss Tansit y srpe<f>f " 9rivs bsss froia Nsw
fors - sn1 ths Fysshsset~is b~fsss I'll slso
sommeses theaf ~ % lunn~<tssly.
Teae.fsr. % tbs nvsr fsp1rf sb@ iee IN -sry
vrsk soodiuon snf rso~rns sosthward with tbs uas
~ s~isrdsy tbs fsrthe~ Al ths bosis wI b Ale \,
r~s<A Als~sy sils~ss hia<rsscs
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~ rom tne IorDnt tlour. AArtb W
On ssurdsy the whole volunteer force cf province
now called out placed by the Governor General
updsy ~ CHEF Of the imp-rsi forr.s
sf John MhsL 0enerzi Nsper IN consequsnae of this
osder, cournaDds The volunteers Ia this distrci,
and Lieut<naat Coiors Durie h sttsrhed 10 General
Napss Acas A1Jutant enerAl Of The force placed
ssfvtss m shs dssrict All corps moved from their
day. or they wf not be eatted 10 pay. Corps which
have bsen removed rom their beadguarters other
pests - the cunify nass observe The daily duty
a rsgulns uocps
We bsleve this ssp has been taken soley rwecaa.
uoaary rounfs nothnG new having .nspired render
farthsr sccn bsoe~@sy beyond the continued threats
Of she Fspsn II their money ng meet
bn An prsusnti0nAry MEASURE, however. the siep u
no~t uise on~. whfA~ hs Fsstsrs pat nes1 ncrss
na ~ pratoef ssritsr OF oar pvyvs~e,ai fsss~ II Dr.
frso a~h n s.d>rwsd ~ cor p~op>, a,sd oe~h4<~s
tsspref a. hSsfes-r<y asd pvossrfesd< n uf ep>fasn
y arg crsrgsny The cooperation ~ the volunteer
Force vita the regular ssps esnpos fail also 10 have
errellent efet
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New oriss.s cisy election.

wv TFFT
John xcnroe, The national democratic saad,dsss for
Mayor OF this city elected Mr. hcore, the
NATIONAL Unisn candidate by thrs~ hundred ssd srteen
MAJORITY Three Of the fosr Recorders eectA1 are sIso
nsno~al dcm<rrHts, vhne the fourth n national
Unouf<f
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Cssson sesruves.

Nrw ORrssv' March n, 1898
Juass Kellogg, Collector Of Customs, has news that
The governments authorities q wNhineton have dis
missed I'll persons epgAgef Ae seizure of property
the South claimed belopsng ~ the Confederate
ernment All cotion sslred % 70 ~ beld sntii
nn sSsujnasiou cas bs he'd
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rovyKpEsArIoy M NEw HNuNswIcK.
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.


Htso me1 TOSaI I<Ooss <8rs
oCn ponrnsss norsOG oOraDvorNscy.
Fosrs- heSrns March. IL Isss
Informssioa has Jsscbe hsr~ of Tho WRECK and
loss on Coitook ~ G.. sf The steamer Ssshsa cspsss
Pepper The only parteuias have bess sbs ,hss fer
W safher that thu steamer ~sn N hv vsy ffon
ssv Orleans 10 Ssw Yovk that 80 bad cargo euy
passenger board, ssd shsf sii tbs c~vt~ssiy.
I'VE and the passenssr saved Niseseen Of ts
N Norfolk through the cssa The sssr,er
eecafns disabled In The severe bs~ of Friday night
~nich blew with hurrczns volcDc- along the eniIre
esier coast Ths ship, ss ssso s@d, besides
especially "a encounter rsssm 0 rsoh severity Hsr
captain sud abor-d with unocasins Emery and
term nation,to save the vsssei but thsr sn0rs
unAvaIlng Al length they nAd ell they could a. 70
save their own lives. which, by means u 90. mses~is
AMI horlihstsndinx the dangerous aud trrrlbls
bresssr-. they sscossdsd fortansisl, N asssx
rb< NASHUA viii BE- rcmembsred forunsrly blOek
ade runner when she captured and converted
government transport Unta r-sniiy sba
ployed an tbs latter service 10 The Gulf Department
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rnr UrrEa rLsTTg sioCE fnDfswr pxooTt rtx1
~ rgLr1hArn-Tnx Uri0r PACIFIC raiL.
s0AD. ETC.
CssHa, March "a iss>
Al fhs prndpsi ,hl-ss - ths uppsr I1ssss fsoar 40.
se,nti.i a rgrt f<rsnn ysr~rcay
coonsi hsyhad..f and is1iaa Assn, jsrrss, th,yush
a. icisfyr~ter. bsf . Ing TAD Ovsr The wires 9Th
e~nsra Nbest0n shd ssp~rinisnd~tt Tsyor, d Orssts
1srng With tis Ne noss rave yss(D,e ss~srsaons
th<s tk~y vvu1 resp The p~.<s
NE los ~ dJsss Sat wss sxrsef upon a. tbs nrns ~
cornDts~oa ~ s~s~nbis % rost iAraBi~ ~ eoDiofs
wsssy vas al Ne lss~iy besals vlb~s u Ne uyp~s
TsitA
t-ssn harfr~< In<isns pssssst ssrins he tsif
Tier. y y ~ 10 fayther fysSs ~ tbs Pi.it< ryst@
ns "a NE trrs Iar&no@ . csafsfenos " sisrp
wa The isf.as
AIRY NH u "A. rslos rsris Rsnrs.d vers fssss<
isn asys sra Cgrnmi-sssrs " sfsBiss Ne rSs1 go
sxp><<~< n Q fee aga
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INC saes Today (Frday1 are esmated az TO- 0O0 bAes
the market closing quiet but steady. The stock is esd
mated at bales, Of which 2s. 500 are American
LARD active
lard are omitted
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taken by spectators and IA 900 by exporters. The
market opened fiat and declined Sd, but subsequently
became buoyant and prices advanced nd va. on the
week for American. and Nd Id for other descriptions
The authorized quotations are =
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The Press Cerre.pond -nee.

Toe planters and large portion OF the population OF
this faithful island Of tuba have been thrown
great excitement and little by the
reccs. publioaion OF deer relative 10 enaDcpado-
the native Africans of captured slave cxpcditions
THIS Decree Of which the following is translation, "
carried into onect will do considerable damage to the in
teress of planters others who suaancipsdos
their employ, ,aas u will take away from Geld work .
ployss great deai Of inconvsnience. sndersand
that shs desrcs to Cuba In oradser last and
only promulgated through the Representations and
auth fy the Captain General Of Cuba desye1 The pab
eafiou af said De- res--
HIS Ezosliensy NE Superior own oovsrss<, eb-yms
;ss: ay n csss s sd ,
dase hsre there shs - psoducsd By shew rs~pStive
employers tpotron,l ~ Tie Central Depot cf Emsnc,-
psdos n ths capital and N the suitable sseberes
every tsparssst Of Jurisdction, not sIowsss ssy
they may have In their employ. bcIongaG the
cxpcd tsse expressed In coatinuation below. be The
time usdsrstanlins, whatever n may bave bcea On
which th>r emp,syed thsm renewed their orstns
complied with The above order the conclusa o thc
time reexrst 10, shall Be subjected by this goveHDcnf
all pcnaltiss end responsibilities conscqurnt therse
hmssds.s. h.1,ss.s, s bsr%s, c. & os'sas g; n.ye
Guines Gssus9uscai 0aantenaspo, Gusnsjsy, fsi. ds
Pnos ysrusa Jax,s Pelsn, Lsckngtiorn. Louisa, Ian
raniiIo, Mstznz.s Msnimsni Norro, Neptune. sec,na
Neptune, orlxnsa. Pnsr dai Rio Pssz, oueeba Hseha
To thoss employers who lave paid for the said
the presens hsf yesriy qssta u Be rcturned by the
Royal rreAsuy In accordance with orders TO that effect
that portion vhch may be das them for the services
HAvAsA, nsrcA,2 Isss
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Tn. Prine,pnlislea.

Turkey is sald v have called on Ne Powsrs who
eirvcd The treaty o parfa ~ scnd cosamisxio1
Buctarest n inquire tie atdcaton of ,ousa, DC
n h asss rtel that the PONers enan m favor of
COO sferenco o. co.sdr tae estlon ratss BY tkc ab
d,c.ttou Il sts;i that tho cspfercucs will be held
at pasis and no; a. Constant nvplc
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pfTros TREATY WITH gsGLASp, ETC.
Ia the Corps Legisl.tif daring debate on the nrsf
psagrayh OF the address, jules Favre censored the
whdras Al Of The extnd<tion treaty with England and
inspected che existence OF some political motive for the
step
n Rouher, Minister ef State asserted th-f the mea.
80 had political significance. Notice rven TO
temnao she treaty becrise u had safsfsf tory
suit but The FreBeh government hsd not reliaquished
thn hope of eopciud<fzc cfcctual treaf-.
Garner iAgss erpLaincd che amebdr,ent pr-ro~s by
tho opposition aanst the temporal Power Of tbe Holy
See
rbe debate v7s e,, smned
fhe Taris bJrfs. Wa Eal Hensee clcsrd opfr 15c
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the Duchiss continue prsvaient II reported thai
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ole comparison for ne recognition Of Irellnd 5ei0e-
rent beceT, ia and that n e Southern reuoit
And France which recognized the South as beligcrent,
she logically refuse s acor 10 ireland IA dysssY
The short OF the whole that the position Of England
the ,corh vita ireland, a tisy 0Vh Ic,and
And as there is nothing impossible these days whom
despo,isms divide people among themselves, without
mutual understanding for the keeping Of their prey
Il u0ud NOT b. snprtsng o Russia and The Uniief
States pluck Ireland from England aad put ps Emerald
Tile in ne oasket Of ndepsnd ,sa n Russia is tho
rival Of England Asia and she has not forgotten this
Crimean The United States Is tho rival OF England
In America and even in Asia, and nothing would latter
Brother Jonathan more than 10 SEQ Brother John Bui
held at bay
As to France there can be question for her IN
tiinng the oppressor against the oppressed lf Napo
leon we're To make that political fault IL would be his
nrst and bis last For not having defended Poland hs
lost prestige In the eyes OF the people OF France " no
were TO combat against ireland he would lose hs
There would bo no doubt in this for him who under.
stands the heart aud the intelligence OF tho people OF
France.
England s then isolated In this question II sho dcas
not settle tho litigation with ireland alone, II IL impos
other event the fate OF Ireland sealed and "a martyr
dom VIII end like that OF Poland with the last breath OF
the last lrishman.
The Movement on the Border.
sHARrsnooTERs FOR the fEsfASs-REcEuIrisd
COMPANY IN CHICAGO, TO BE ARMED win
THE SIXTEEN SHOOTER RIFLE.
[From the Chicago Times, March lol
mass meeting OF Fenans was held last evening In
the FenanH all, for the purpose Of commencing tue
organization OF regiment to be armed with Henrys
repeating rne At eight O'Clock this large hall
filled with enthusiastic and earnest aud ence.
Mr. MoRrrspR scASLOs called the meeting to order,
and exhibited 10 them the rife which proposed "
He stated that IL desirable that each who
enlisted should got hs own rifle; i would cost sac
With this rino twenty men would DO q match for ave
hundred armed with the common rife.
After several speeches the Chairman announced that
the muster roll WIS open for the organization of
company Of sharpshooters, and lcarnesty summoned
recruits money In aid OF the Ia response TO
this call seventeen Irishmen forward aud signed
mi 0f hmm laan diQrn
Chairman then announced that Wednesday and Friday
nights werc appointed the drill nights Of this rho
company
Before the meeting adjourned thirty recruits wcrc
obtained for the new rife company