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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-30

EHOR SALE. A beaut fh Gothic Cottage, near
IL ly new. situated near the United States Arsenal
Augusta, Me. House contains seven finished rooms
with sink room, pantry, cemented cellar, hard and
soft water. Lot contains "a square rods, which in
cu6es good garden, with fruit trees grape and cur
rants. Price only 1880. Terms one-half cash, re-
mander in three yearly payments OF $3.50 EACH This
Is fine opportunity for securing good bargain
Title perfect. Apply to - - ~
~ PATTERSON & CHADBOURNE.
Dealers in Real Estate, No 1881 Middle street.
Portland, July lit Congress st.
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Notice.

sVOlICG.
All persons holding Policies against the Insur-
ance Companies represent, will confer favor by
adjusting their loss and calling at our Office Ali
our Companies are able and willing to pay their
losses.
should be happy to take the risks Of those Com
panies who have been burnt up. ~
OFFICE, l66 Fore street. - -.
jyat: j. w. MUNGER SON. =
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DEPUBLIC Insurance Company, OF New
II York City. s.e, 7-.--,.f7
Cash Capital. MISUNDERSTANDING $500 600 ~
Surplus, Observation-Disclosures. 2760O0 81
Total Cash Assets, ............. 6l50O0
The loss by this Company in the Portland lire ID
about $28, 600, or about ONE TENTH OF IT'S SURPLUS
All claimants for loss by the recent fire, who have
not already received their money, are invited to
hand In their proofs without delay. Those wishing
insurance in a Company, First Glass, In every re-
spect, at fair rates. invited to call at my office,
No. 80 Commercial street, Thomas Block.
jy23 WARREN SPARROW, Agent.
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EOR SALE. Il will lmy house No. G5 Park
i St. Also portion OF the furniture. Possession
given ten DAYS after sale. Iaas.i.. SOD A
. !..,R sFlI FREDERICK FOX,
MIR. Fox for the present may be found at office OF
Smith & Reed. Morton Block, Congress st, iul TIT
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JfOK SALE. A dwelling house, centrally locat-
l. ad, with all the modern improvements. Apply
to j. G. PROCTOR. H. jy12-eodlm
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- FOR SALE. The lot of land on the south
@;; east side of Congress Street. being the second
lot west of Franklin st, measuring about 80 by
100 feet, with cellar brick cistern furnace. and bricks
on the same. WILLIAM ROSS,
iy24dtf 10 Commercial St
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NOTICE. L will sell on favorable terms as to
~ payment, let for term of years. the lots on
the corner of Middle and Franklin streets and on
Franklin street, including the of Franklin and
Fore streets. Apply to VIM. billiard, Bangor
or SMITH & REED, Attorneys, Portland. jy12ti
ITO Let. Wo will let the third and fourth stories
l. OF the store occupied by u.s. Apply to
+ .Tluf.--....s .s,..s FLETCHER & CO., ..''
jul 14d3w a, .7 159 Commercial St.
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CITY CRgjNgu,

WEDNESDAY. May 80, 1866.
fTs' Brdnca-A quorum of members were pres
epti with Jas: Young Esq, President, in the chair
Inc resolution requesting the Health Commissioners
70 enforce the ordinance in relation to paving alleys
ed '- '- '-'' vs. "' ""0p'-
Also the resolution appropriating $500 for the re-
palr OF n0ory road, and the resolution authorizing
the repair Of Swami alley.
The ordinance to open Chase street. from Aisauith
street to Hartford avenue, was passed.
Also, the resolution apprOpriating SA 600 for tho
crGctlon OF schO0i-house IN the Thirteenth ward.
Petitions Were presented By Mr.. Nichols from L.
a. Barranger, Jr for Indemnity for loss of a orse
by a hole in Second street: and from John M
1oung, Commissioner of lnsolvent Debtors asking
ior repairs to the room occupied by him.
MIR. Marsh, from the committee on police and iaiI
presented an ordinance prohibiting the sale or sta-
rage OF nitro-gycerine within the city limits laid
over.
The resolution appropriating $4,000 for the cree
ton OF building for male and female primary school
No %, was reconsidered. aud resolution adopt
ed requesting the school board 10 ascertain the low
est price at which suitable lot be leased in the
vicinity Of Exeter street and Eastern avenue.
Mr.. Foreman offered a resolution appointing W g
Crowley. at salary of 900. to revise the city ord
Resolutions were also adopted appropriatinp 81 ooo
for the repair of the wall of Jones Falls and aEtb
zlng the paving of alley north of Baltimore street
between Bond and Broadway.
Inc branch then adjourned until Friday afternoon.
Second Branch.-This Brarch met at the nsroI
hour. Present, Daniel b B2rvey Esq Presiden+ onJ
Il quorum of members. W
Mr. Moore called up the resolution for placing gas
Austin streets; adopted. --''
-, Mr.. Burch called up the resolution for removing
the pump on the northwest corner Of Pratt and Cas-
Ito streets; adopted. ~ 0''
Called up by Mr.. Moore the resolution for placing
a gas LAM, on the, corner of Fremont and Pierce
streetS Mulberry and Fremont streets, and Sarah Ann
and Fremont streets; adopted.
Mr.: McClymopt called up the resolution granting
permlsson to- enlarge the wharf known as "Hender-
sons wharf, foot of Fell street. rs feet and to erect
shed upon the same; adopted.
IN MI: i Nails called up the resolution for placing
gas lamp at the southwest corner of Lumbar1 street
bridge; adopted. AlsO called up by the sare gentle
man the resolution to place gas lamp at the
Received from the First Branch a resolution ad-
verse to the closing of Point lana. Also, resolution
to have gas mains laid down IN Richmond street be-
tween Cathedral and Park streets. Also, a resolu-
ton giving permission to Joshua Carson to erect a
bay window upon his premises, corner of Madison
and Townsend streets. Also. resolution giving the
same permission to N. Tyson. No. 299 Madison ay1
epue; all of which were adopted.
Called up by Mr.. Taylor the resolution to have
edge; adopted. ""''i
The Branch then adjourned until Friday afternoon.
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From GeOrpin

AUGUSTA. May 3o-Generals Steadman and Fuller
ton are investigating the operations of the Freed
mems Bureau in Georgia, and will report faYorably
on the administration ofits affairs
The bridges the State road have been repaired
and the trains running again.
The American ship Hudson cleared at Charleston
on Tuesday for Liverpool, with 113 bales of Sea
Island cotton and 1856 bales of Upland the largest
cargo of lhe season. BEr
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from EastfNrnsa.

SAN Francisco. May 2S.-The steamer Orizaba has
arrived from the Columbia river. with $4,000 in
treasure. Mining shares show more tone. Ophir,
$3.50; Imperial $l23; Savage, $780, Yellow Jacket,
$685. Cholar Potosi $500. Legal Tenders are quoted
at 731I .,.r........
SAN FRANcIsco. May 26.-Mining share are frmer.
SAN Francisco, May N.-The steamer Sierra Ne
vada has arrived from Columbia river, bringing
$l6S, 900 in treasure.
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AMUSE1ENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET IHE4TRE.-Miss Lolita met with
most gratifying reception last night, and in the
several characters in which she appeared eyuced her
peculiar talents to the best advantage She will ap
pear again this evening in three characters-Letty
Briggs in the comic drama of the Governors Wife,
Katherine kloper, in the musical extravaganza of
Lola Montez;" and in Nan, the Good for Nothng.o
In each piece she will give a number of songs and
Dances and SHOW her versatility to the satisfaction of
the most exactng. Mr. c. 3. Bishop will also appear
in each piece, and mirth and music will reign pre-
dominant.
LEcTURE.-CoI T. r. Tarrar, of Virginia, will de-
liver a lecture at the Monumental Assembly Rooms.
tomorrow evening. Subiect-"Johnny Reb, the
Confednraten
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From st. Eoujs.

ST.. LOUIS. May 29-In. the Old School Assembly,
the appeal of ]. j. Breckinrdge was laid aside. and
the report on the louisville Presbytery was taken
up and debated by Dr.. W. L. Breckenridge and Dr.
Humphrey in opposition and II. II. K Clarke in IA
yor, but action reached. 1t is stated that Dr.
Breckenridge will urge his appeal no further in con-
sequence of the Assembly deciding that the synod of
Kentucky are the only respondents thereto, thus
preventing him from in1icting punishment upon dis
loyal men. The New School Assembly adjourned
sine die last night. Il
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THE lEENEANS.
Raid on Canada Anticipaied-LargC
EElialmeraa Of ..I,hs.

. CINCINNATI, May 29.-This mornings Commercial
contains the following: There is movement of the
Fenians now going on. Quite number of them left
the city yesterday bound for Canada. Large ship
ments Of arms have been made Northward within
few days. There lis an appearance that an extensive
raid is about 10 be made on Canada. Movements Of
men and transportation of arms have been in pro-
gress for some days with degree of secresy that in
dictates business" q 1's.'s ..-a.. "a.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 29-Three or four hundred
Fenians partially armed and carrying coloIs, ocored
by men with sd9-arms, passed through here last
night and to-day. going East. They orderly
and quiet. and claimed to be marching to California,
to work on the railroad I-
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S; T.-lS60.-X:-The amount of Plantation Bitters
fill Broadway six feet high, from the Park to 4th
street brakes manufactory is of the institu-
tons of New York: 1t is said that Drake painted all
the rocks in the Eastern States with his cabalisc
IS. T.-lS60-X.." and then got the old granny legs-
lators to pass law preventing disfguring the face
not know how this is, but do know the Plantation
Bitters SELL no other article ever did They are
used by all classes of the community and are death
on Dyspepsia They are very invigorating
when languid and weak. and great appetizer.
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"In lifting the kettle from the fire scalded myself
very severey-one hand almost to a crisp. The tor
ture was unbearable. The Mexican Mustang
Liniment relieved the pain almost Immediately. 1t
healed rapidly, aud left very little scar
"CH1s. FOSTER, 40 Broad street, Philadephia."
This is merely sample of what the Mustang Lini-
ment will do. 1t isnvaluabe in all of wounds
swelings. sprains cuts. bruises spavns. ETC., either
upon man or beast. -
Beware Of counterfeits. None is genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel plate engravings, bearing the
signature of G. W. Westbrook, Chemist and the
priudte stamp of DEaAs BARNES & Co., New York.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all Druggists.
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Fire at Bristol, Conn.

: BRISTOL. Conn, May 29.-Wallace Burnes. steel
spring and wire factory, at this place, was burned
this morning. Loss $9O000. Messrs. Benjamin b
Doremus. of New York city. lose $4,000 by the de-
struction of their stocks insured for $4,000. j. Ii.
Fairbanks, safe manufacturer also lose $4,000: in
sured for 81 900. . s7.. -t
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WHAT DID IRA young lady. returning to her
country home after q sojourn of few months in New
of rustic, flushed face, she had SOFT ruby COM
plexion, of almost smoo.hness; and instead Of
p she really appeared bqt Is Sne toia a tnem pany h
without it.. Any lady can improve her personal ap-
pearance very much by using this article 1t can be
ordered of any druggist for only so cents;
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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Coal Market.

-a New YORK, May 30.-Att the Coal sales to day the
prices realized were: Lump S6, steamer $685.
CRATE Sc so@69O egg S625@650 stove $3.50. chestnut
$53O@55O. Thirty thousand tons were sold. The
prices EXCEPT of lump and steamer were lower.
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Arrival of Another Cholera Ship at New

New York QUARANTINE, SANDY Hook, May 3d.
The steamer Peruvian has arrived from Liverpool
with 75S passengers. During the passage 35 died
from cholera. and % passengers are now sick on
hoard They will be transferred to the hospital shin
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CoNpLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-Ws take great
pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to tho
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs. Smith. Bros,
d Co., No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when we say their present stock of clothing
cannot be excelled. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in their
line They sell at small profits. and deal on the
Square with everybody.
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ANnrHER PHAsE as rHE Tpnrn1 rs

ANOTHER PHASE OF THE TROUBLES IN RoUNAy1A-
The election OF Prince Charles, of Hohenzollern 90
Of alarm in the Sclavonic provinces of Turkey beTs
the intT9daotion Of 4 German element in R0umania
lsmueh ofesded Inc SclaTonians look upon the Rou-
occupied Sclavonic territory and contains strons
admlXture OF Sclavonic blood, and whose interests
are therefore, to great extent, identical with their
own The Germans on the other hand they regard
as the most dangerous enemies of the Selavonic ma
sian Prince on the throne of Roumania wo1id he tbo
nrst step towards the Germanzation of the adionin
selayonis provinces Nall Gazette, W.
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wisconsin EdiforiaI Association.

MADISON May 29.-The eighth annual convention
Of the Wisconsin Editorial Association will be held
June 2Oth at Janesvlle. Charles Seymour of the La
Crosse Republican. will deliver the annual address
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Anothar EaDian AIarn,

TORONTO, C. W., May 30-Intelligence has been
received from Buffalo of Fenian movements in
progress. The military are on the alert and every
preparation made for any emergency.
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. Heimstreets inimitable Hair Coloringc has been
acts upon absorbens the roots of the hair and
changes it to its original color by degrees All in
streets Is not dye but certain 10 its results, pro-
NOTES its growth aud is beautiful H AIR DREssINe.
Price so cents and $1.0D Sold BY all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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oPPosIrIoN TO WAR IN PRuss1A.-A letter f

Berlin IN the Cologne Gazette says:
From all quarters we receive news of riots and
casioned by the calling ont of men and soldiers and
to put down which it had in many places been neces
Sary TO employ the military. This to be regretted;
put 1t Is certain that general mobilization which is
not supported by the warke enthusiasm of the people
calamity for the country. Absence Of enthusiasm
the very mideSt form of expression for the feeling
which prevails in the capital and the provinces One
may say, without eXaggeratiOn, that the prevalent
sentiment in Berlin is sombre and sorrowfuI The
try, which circulating, signify merely that the
people believe what they desire" ' '-'
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Death Of =iaut. General Scott.
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"a, LYoy's EXTRACT OF .PuRs. JAAAIgA GlSGER-for
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn. Sick Heiadache &
iant Is required It's careful preparation and entire
purity makes cheap and reliable s article tor cs
nary parposes Sold eyerywhere az So cts Per ooitie
apl2-eQ6mlstp
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-. Aqua DE MAGNoLIA.-The prettiest thing, the
Sweetest thing" and the most of it for the least
money; It Itevercomes the odor of perspiration soft
ems and adds deicacy to the skin; is delightful per-
fume; allays headache and inflammation, and is a
and upon the toilet sideboard. 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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mh5-1stptf
Latest Miracle of the Ara.

instantaneous Photographs made in your parlors
day or night, without any chemicals or apparatus
Convince yourself of the fact The Invisible y
In packages. for sale. wholesale, for $35 per 1CC
packages. 10 :
Single packages so cents. -.
Country orders forwarded by mail prepaid
sale prices.
J. Fl WALzL,
Photographic Stock and Album Depot,
my5-lmlstp S. L. cor. Holiday and Fayette sts
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New York Railway Scheme.

HoN0RS TO, THE GREAT CAPTAIN.
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All who value a beautiful head of hair, and its
preservation from premature badness and turning
It makes the hair rich soft and glossy, eradicates
dandru and causes the hair to grow with luxuriant
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere. .e
80. E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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> NEW YORK. May So@Rhe steamers Java and Tri-
poll sail to-day with S., ,276, 400 in gold. ofg (
Cyrus W. Field was passenger in the java. ti-e'
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A Schooner Mreclked
Specie for Eurona

MILwAukEE, May 2s.-The schooner Angeline wa
wrecked off North Point yesterday morning. On
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Is TIE LATEST swrsDLINa9 DoDaE.-The Troy Wig
says:"Somebody in Albany advertises in one of the
evening papers that he wants young man to act as
d travelling companion for gentleman whois about
to sail for Europe and that applicants must enclose
one dollar to pay chsrgea.'n
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VROaI RuODE EsLANR.
Inauguration of GEN. Burnside as Gov
erEaor-UHusuai Demonstration OF the

Inauguration of GEN. Burnside as Gov
erEaor-UEusuai Demonstration OF the
People.
NEWPORT, R. l., May 29-The General Assembly
etto-day to inaugural te the Government for the
ensuing year in honor of Burnside. This is an unu-
sua demonstration, and nearly all the militia of the
State are in line. The town is full of visitors, and
the ancient election ceremonies observed with
due pomp. Sumner Y. Shearman was elected Clerk
of the Senate, and General c. c. Van Bandit Speaker
Of the House.
Proclamation was made from the balcony of the
state House, amid the thuuders Of artillery that
Ambrose e. Burnside had been elected Governor and
Captain General Of the State of Rhode Island for the
year ensuing. The announcement was received with
loud cheers by assembled thousands.
Trial OF Civilians by Courts Martial.
New YORK, May 30.-Judge Nelson Of the Supreme
Court delivered decision in the case Of Jas. Egan
prisoner in the Albany pentenary that the trial of
civilians in times of peace by courts martial Is ille-
gal and the conviction void. ...
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THIRD ATTEMPT TO AssAssIxATE Col. HART, OF
THE MEMPHIS COMMERCIAL Memphis Appeal
We were informed another dastardly attempt was
made last night to shoot the courteous and talented
gentleman whose name is so widely known as an ed
itor. and writer of merit; and without any wish to
make light of circumstance so unpleasing to gen.
tlemen of the press in general, and the Memphis
corps editorial in particular beg to suggest to our
friend an iron-clad sanctum. or else a more active
search for the baek-hearted villain who has made
two such diabohcal attempts at deliberate murasy,"
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i Trade WITH BRAzIL.-The Department of State
has received information, that the government Of
Brazil s resolved to open the coastwse trade to ships
of all nations. This concession has been obtained BY
the liberal party after long struggle and it is be-
leved to be earnest of future and still more i'm
portant changes in the commercial policy Of the
cnnntrY. = -. q - !. -----.
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VIRGINIA SrUDENTs.-The Richmond ENQUIRE.
The students of the Uniyerity of Virginia arc
remark able for ripe age. about half Of the two
hundred and thirty of the present members are said
to be thirty old. Some of them have families
Of children Ministers who oficate before the stu
verse to scientific and belIesettr sermons and to
be best pleased with the planest and simplest preach
ing-"the sincere milk of the word" : -
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
Warren's Fire and WATERPROOF Roofing,
Perfectly Fire-Proof. Perfectly WATERPROOF.
Uneaualled for Durability. Security, and Economy,
Applied at shortest notice, and in any section of
the country. JAS. II. JOHNSON & Co.,
d27-6m2p 9 South street.
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INTERESTING DEBATE IN THE SENATE.
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Ktndling wood.

Etndling Wood.
Wood Of all Sizes Oak and Pine Wood,
Delivered free of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills.
...- .- 8 South street.
dZ7-6m2p JAS. Fl. JOHNSON & Co.. proprietors.
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xxxlxTH CONGRESS.

The Reconstruction Question.
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SHREwD .ANswER.--We do not recollect to have
the following anecdote of Mr.. Lincoln before.
Il good specimen of the peculiar ncisiveness of
his intellect. He was waited on by a committee of
Republican Senators to urge upon him the absolute
necessity of concurrence the paSt of every mem
Der of his Cabinet with the President in the prnci-
pies and policy of his Administration. Mr.. Lincoln
withheld any expression of his own sentiments, but
said there was one question he wished each Senator
to consider carefully and to answer to bis own con-
Importance of having each member of my Cabinet
agree u,th but are you not really the most
anxious that L should have Cabinet, every member
of which will agree 10Th vou? When they were pre-
pared to answer this question he begged them to
come back, and he would give them anotherint
view. If agreement with him was what theysreally
wanted. that was already secured. The committee
did not return. -
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THE FLORENCE

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10 IhE MUST ....... 60
; n,,,,,,ru
IN ih' "oNAD'
TT MAKES
FOUR DIFFERENT sTTTc;,Fs.
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How AN EMPEROR REvENGEss "a IMsELF.-The little
speech at Auxerre, rather the little addition made
to it afterwards cost the spectators in Paris over
it. whom it was probably pleasure to Napoleon TO
purish. M EeuTy M for instance ga deputy. and the
the imprudence the other day. to shake hands with
NJ Thiers. after the latter's famous peace speech.
1t was NJ. Feury who urgently solicited the Emperor
afterwards to visit Auxerre; but Napoleons speech
sent down the shares of the Credit Foncier as
ly to ruin M, Feury. 81