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From tie London Times, September 49,
FRANCE.
From the Times Correspondent

PARIS, Wednesday, Sept. IL, 7 am.
Sunday last was the Festival of st.
Cloud, and the Emperor, returning from
the Bots de Boulogne towards S o'clock,
walked through the Park, and was en-
Enthusiastically received, the Constitutional
informs US, by the crowds there assem-
bled. So far as the inhabitants Of st.
Cloud itself are concerned he has just
established a strong claim upon their
gratitude. That commune owes 275, 0O0f,
ii debt mainly arising from the building
of a church and from other works of
public utility. A week ago, the Emper-
or wrote to the Mayor, saying that he
did not wish the town of ST. Cloud,
where he resides during part of the year,
to remain thus burdened. and that he
would pay the money forit,sin ten month
Iy i~nstalments, beginning March 1, 1867.
A Frankfort paper relates a fresh in
stance of Count Bismask's diplomatic
certainly very ben %tr0vatO, and worthy of
the keen and willy statesman to whom it
is attributed. As the story runs, when
M. Benedict first touched upon the ten
der chapter of a rectification of frontiers
in favour of France, Count Blsmark ex-
pressed his regret that he could not pos
sibly Weld a single foot of German land
in the direction of the Rhine, butfhat he
was prepared, in order to recognise the
services rendered him by the neutrality
of France, to modify the frontier of the
province of Posen with a7view TO the re-
establishment of Polish nationality. M.
Dronvn de Thuvs is related to have
Jumped at the proposal and to have re-
piled that the French Government would
be still better pleased by the realization
of a project of this kind than by the
acquisition of territory on its eastern
frontier /; orders were at the same time
given to M. Benedict to urge the Prus-
sian Minister to keep his word within a
short delay. It need hardly be said that
the astute Bismark had no difficulty in
finding evasive answers and gaining
time. Meanwhile, away went General
Manteufel to st. Petersburg, where on
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H "AVTS."
gtrisiia453t6, 81. groi1,
FRIDAY, 18TH OCTOBER 1866.

The Postal law of 10th July 1856 which
came into operation the 10th of Novem-
Der in the same year, contains among its
81 parts or sections the following:
"The postage Of single letters shall be
4 cents, unless post stamps are affixed
to them; these stamps to be sold by the
post department, at the rate of 3 cents a
piece for a single letter, or $2.75 for
100 stamps"
"Acts infringing the monopoly of the
post-establishment shall be punished with
fine of So for a single letter, and for let
tiers Of greater weight and other articles,
with a fine Of so times the amount OF the
postage ; the legal postage to be paid
besides. The cases are 10 be prosecuted
by the police court and the fines accrue
10 the poor-fund at the same place."
Here we see the price fixed for a post
stamp, and the fine for not using a post
stamp. All we'll and good! The public
is bound to use the stamps and conse-
quently the post office is bound atoays to
have them /; since every body is bound
alpays to use them. IF a person omits to
use a post stamp he is subject TO the law
and fined but if the Post Office neglects
to have them and the public cannot get
them to buy, what then9 Oh nothing!
There is no rule without an exception,
as the Post Office here in this town has
clearly shown. because the postmas-
ter had no stamps for sale a few days
ago. Is this right7 Who is to complain?
If a letter had been received at the Post
Office without a post stamp the Postmas-
ter would certainly have complained.
Here we see a difficulty ; for really no
one will complain. This positively forces
as to draw o comparison. and we DO SO
n~noccntly by relating this little fable
, 1866-10-12

previous to granulation or otherwise shall be
prohibited, and that the officers of His Males
tvs Customs be directed to forbid the shipment
and export from this Island Of the said Sue
cades or Sugar-Cakes.
3rd.
And let it be further enacted, that all cases
of an infraction of the above ordinance shall
subject the offender to a confiscation of the
article in question either by the Police or the
officers of the customs, as also to fine or impri-
sonment in such cases as the Policemaster Of
the district in which the offence has been COM
mitted may consider proportionate to such
nGfonoo
, 1866-10-12
MOTIVES.

Whereas during the present year a large
portion of the product of the sugar estates in
this Island finds its way into the markets for
sale and is publicly exported from this Island
to that of St.Thomas or elsewhere, the major
part whereof it is believed has been obtained
by improper means, and much to the detriment
and loss to the owners of the sugar estates,
also to the great p%rivation to the families
(more particularly to the c%hildren) on the es-
tates, who receive in certain small quantities
liquor specially intended for the sole use and con-
sumption, and by the families and children, but
in as much as the said liquor is sold and ex-
ported, thus doing away with the object and
intention of the giving of the said article-the
foregoing ordinance is recommended to the
Honorable Council for adoption, and that it
may be passed into law.
st. Croix, July 3Oth 1866.
r. G. KNIGHT. II. G. RADCLIFFE.
ITO be continued)
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