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New York Markal-

new York Market.
New York, Nov. IA.
Flour-Closed dull and 5@1Oc lower.
Wheat-Dull and 1Q2c lower: No. 9 snr;no
at S92O8221; No. spring at $2.27G2.2S.
Rye-Quiet at $1.72 for western.
Oats-Steady at nc for western.
Corn-Dnll at $135g1.36 for good to prime
mixed western; $l.2O for new d.
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SueftaI Notifes.
clad TiAings for the Sick.
Dr. L. NJ. BROWN

DR.. L. N. BROWN
Has opened Magnetic Pool q Health in room T. Delanos
Block he prepared 70 treat and cure all kinds Of dis
eases without Medicine Those afflicted and wishing for
lief will do we'll to call and test the magnetic treatment
Dr. Brown has connected with his Magnetic Battery Of
the mest powerful male operators in the field, who will
always he in readiness to assist in Treatment Particular
ttention and positive relief gven in a Of females
weakness. DR. L. N. BROWN,
Get. 26-tf, Of Joliet.
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'T'O MARRY, on NOT 10 MARRYi
WHY NOT,

Serious Reflections fer Young Men. In Essays Of the
Howard Association the Physiological Errors, Abuses
aud Diseases induced by ignorance Of Natures Laws, In
The gst of Sent IN sealed letter envelopes free
OF charge. Address Dr. J. SKILLlN lOUGHTON, Howard
Association. Philadelphia. Pa. feb9-ly
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special lotices.
DIX. j. II. WALKER
hAr M CoSsvL1SD AVA.
Music ROOMS.

Music Rooms.
Oro 0yons Bak Store Nds &y,s.
Miss MURPHY continues giving Instruction. In yo,,
and Intrumenal Music, at her or h-r residence. ,
ksaanabe Agents In Ottawa nr the celebrated s,,c,
Piano." alec Pans, M.odeops, Organs, &C., by Oh. b,s,
makers Ottawa At<a ~, -iss1.
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In(Orma tlOn.
Information guaranteed to produce luxurant growth Of
hair upon bald head beardess face also recipe for the
removal Of Pmpes, Dotches Eruptons etc. the skin,
leaving the soft clear and beautiful, DO obtained
without charge by addressing t
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
May LILY sp. 1923 Broadway. New York.
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INOR NON-RETENTION OR INCONVENIENCE Of Urine
IL irritation, Inflammation liberation Of the bladder
kidneys diseases Of the rosate glands stone in the bladder
calculus gravel brick dust deet and all Diseases Of the
bladder kidneys and dropcal swcngs use Helmbods Fluid
Extract Buchu. feb0-e0wly
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M ANii00D AND YOUTHFUL vlGOR are rsgnined BY
AVA Henibolds Extract Duchs. CebQ-eowly
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A Card 70 Sensible People.

Rational reader II the aspect the weather uncertain
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ing preparations this is the Safest the snres the most genial
As remedy well antidote, for dyspepsia fever and
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specifics present knswn which approache, it in
efficacy.
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The eemen of nnumerabe diseases acat IN this
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them not, good reader sHThat is the question bottle,
Of the great defensive medicine Hostetters Bit
ters will strengthen and brace up your bodily powers
to enable them augh siege scorn The morbid mat
ter which exhaed in peration through in
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letters Btters. They neutralze the mder1ds Mo from
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Nothing be harmless hcethfulr nothns
potent preventor cure bousness dyspepsia vor and
aguc constipation aud general debility this wonderful
directive
uELMDoLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHU is
III the Great Diuretic.
HELMBOLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsApARILLA
.- Is the Great Blood Purifier. - ..'t-..T
Both prepared according to rules Of Pharmacy and chem
try and the most active that can be made febseowly
.grt-, COnsumptives. - q e.
The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send free of chSrge)
to all who desire it, the prescription with the directions for
making and using the simple remedy by which he cured
lung affection and that dread disease Consumption His
only object to benefit the afflicted and he hopes every su
erer will try this prescription, will cost them netting
and may prove blessing. Please address,
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1855 South Second St, williamsburg, n. Y.
May II. 1s6'-lysp. ~
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LNNFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS, ofbOth
IL sexes Helmbolds Extract Buchu. 1t will give brH
and energetic feelings and enable to sleep WE'LL 9eow
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surgery for sne rye and Ear.
DIR. OLIN.

surgery for Sne rye and Ear.
DIR. OLIN,
GArE sf. LoVIs,)
And Graduate the Philadelphia! University Medicine
and Surgery has for the last eight given his attention.
to this important speciality, and prepared to treat all dis
the eye and whether surgical otherwise Per
suffering :rom Cataract Cross Eye, Tsrsal Tumors
Closure Of the Duct Pelypus, Enlarged Tons Cattah
and all diseases of the head and throat would do well to con
suit the Doctor. Examination Free.
Office in Post Office Build {. over bakery. msy4sp
HelmbOld,s Extract Fluid Buchu
Is certain cure for diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DROPSY, ORGANIC
WEAKNESS FEMALE COMPLAINT, GENERAL
DEBILITY,
And all diseases Of the go z-L
URINARY ORGANS,
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating and no matter Of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these organs require the Of duretc
If no treatment submitted Consumption INSANITY
may Our Flesh and Blood supported from these
sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
that Of Psstery, depends prompt use OF reliable
remedy. .
Established upwards Of IS years, prepared by
II. T. HELMBOLD,
t.t DRUGGIST, tf
594 Broadway, New York, and
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Eanking s. Fnsuranre.
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF OTTAWA

DiREcTORs
HENRY r. f. HES WM C. C,YURcHILL
EDHlf e. iLLFN, EDWARD EAKES
JOHN d. Cd10N o. H. BULLEN
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AEIfN Il
s day transferred is organization the State the
Ntt'ua system aa will hereafter conduct Its business ur.
dor fbp name and. fsf ~
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ASALLE COUNTY HEDGE COMPANY.
READ, LYON & HOLBERT,
PR0PRiETORs.
OtHc, ,sslrv YSrS National BdAk Ottawa. Ntssis.

After several years experience In the growing Of hedge
plants and hedge fences feel confident that turn.
.h good plants nursery Give miles south Of Oa
WA where have during the past grown 70 acres
can b. obtained anywhere In better condition setting
out they will b. fresh from the nursery and damaged
by shipping To insure III growing hedge ncss,
Termed partners hip with j. H. lloert experienced
hedge grower and inventor of the mahuc FIR setting out the
plans The superior advantage claim In using this
chine that can the plants at uniform depth Of 10
ted by the drouth during the first summer, Tvs 1en the
by shallow sstting) liable to freeze out during the
first winter aud to patrons We feel sfc In that ws
ordinary method osetng and cuvating All orders prompt
~ filled and satisfaction guaranteed.
Refaences Hon. WIN Rcddick, and Edward kanes, Pres
ELIAS r. BEAD,
6AM'L. A. LYON,
oct &C. J. b. HULBkRT
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HUDSON .RIvER AND HARLEM RAILROADS
IL Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
and Western trains leave New YORK, via Hudson River
60 go and n r. NJ; aud Harlem Railroad, Twen-
tysxth street and Fourth nj 10 20 A. N. and - r.
Ia Sundays
Sleeping cars attached 70 $50 and II r. N. trains
wM. n. vANDBRBlLT. Vice Presitent
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NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP CON.
IN

N PANY.
sailing eyerv SATURDAY, at p. NJ. from Pier No. 3
North River.
TIE FIRST CLASS sIDEwHEEL STEAMSHIPS
MANHATTAN, NJ. s. Woodruff, Commander.
CHAMPION, X. lockwood Commander
Freight received al all hours.
Goods for the South and Southwest will be forwafdedby
the Charleston agents free of commission.
Superior accommodations for passengers.
Bills OF lading furnished and signed on the pier
Passenger freight Office - Broadway.
HENRY X. MORGAN CO, Agents.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-14
For closure sale,
Iowa County Circuit Court

kohert ellcA Plaintiff against Edward r Nichols and
Mary Nichols his wife, Defendants
virtue 81 and pu~s Iant 70 judgment Of foreclo
~ sure ana sale rendered in the above entitled az
loh n saia Iowa tounty Circuit Court on the an h
das 81 September, 4. D. l>J5 will expose for saTa
s'a' III ~ pHoic auction 70 the highest and best bH
~'S't' az me 'front.' door Of the Court House in
the village % bo1eesiIle in aid Co,n,v ana So. -
tlle -'th day Of August, A D. 1861. at 10
~ it'e forenoon OF that day the following de-
.' MOI -dSed premises, much thereof a. NAV
oe eeessFS 70 raise the amount Of such judgment in
- Hi4a costs Of sale. wit Lots number
$50, - - ven y u N block number three g3j in
t'E auG Neil's addition to the village fncvr
e''S % D lI-fa.l Point, Iowa County, Wisconsin
Di.e", eneIlG : once Dodgeviile, Iowa County Wis
- WILLIAM WIGHAM
w. Sheriff Iowa Co. Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-14
MOFFAT'S LIFE Pills
AND PHGNIX BITTERS.

MI III + A > IL i i Il FILLS
AND PHOENIX BITTERS.
The Most Successful Medicines
In the World.
Established i'm 1885 by one Of
our most Eminent Physicians.
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine i'm cases of diseased
Liver, Blood or Skin, Indiges-
ton, COstiyeness, Bilious Com
plants, Rheumatism and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, giving detail
ed accounts of perfect CURES
effected by these invaluable
Medicines. They regulate the
System and put all the func-
lions of the body in a healthy
condition.
Sod by all Druggists. White & Rowland, Propri.
etors, Successors TO DR.. John Mofat and Dr.. ". B.
hotfst, IS Liberty Street. New York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-14
c u L e r Y
a Bachelors Epitaph.

y cherries being. sole and sad;
The nuptial knot | never tied,
And wish my father never had. "
\ BAcKwooDsNAN saw Il lady at
a piano. aad sang out. Jim. IL
come here. Tarnation. if here ain t
a woman puliin' music out of Il
c.iist.''
TUE most difficult operation in
the practice of strgery is said to be
talking the jaw ont of woman.
The fellow WHO said that must be
an old bachelor, Of the large, Blue
beard sort.
The author of the : Old arm
chair" is still in the furniture bust
ness.
THE one who pleaded : Rock me
TO sleep mother, rock me to Sleep
has At length been gratified. Ills
mother Welded to his repeated solic-
itations, picked up rock and rock
ed him TO sleep. He hasn't woke
up yet.
TIE man who sang" [ am lonely
since my mother died" isn't quite
50 lonely now The old man mar
ried again, and his stcp-mother
makes it lively enough for him.
The one who asked. :" Who will
care for mother now" has finally
ooiiei'.''Go - i =. care oi me ora
"'lii''i ilii'iSei'' as no one else Will
"IIE leaves Il wives and %
children to mourn his loss" are the
concluding words Of a -tah obitulry
"o'ice-
Tom THrMB has raised what many
bigger and stronger men can't ra;so
"a mustachc.
Ayo IL u
,,.n w. o, ,.ooa ,,'tiH ~ lon 3',l!lerH,
cigar. gave her reason for tho act
that it made it smell as though
there was a man around"
o. D-.-.
,a,,I - w w. - . - '''N :, com
manu- "I " "lr"'sla- lie VIII here
" : ' '''' '"9se'''''
y y ~ G - Mem
!'il's anu Na~ii'iiie i. the following
inscription on Il@n,board at a rail
I""1 crossing: Look ont Tor the
ln&lhe wen the wise bloes orrings.o
y LhpY IN Oregon, in writing to
q II'eiI q, III Ne" "rk, SAYS that
I've cal'Ie III that region live to
r ! an age, Their owners have TO
Ia9.eil poles t" their horns for the
"IIiNie9 10 run out on
y LITTLE boy asked his mother
what blood relation meant. She
explained that it meant near rela-
ton. etc. After thinking amoment.
ho ST. aI1ool tlel.' l'Io.iier' 20" must
: - : = '''''io7' ! 'i'''"i l Ne got
One of Josh Billings maxims
:. Rise early, work hard and late,
I'VE on what YOU cant sell, give
nofll'h@ ava, and II you don't die
flTch' ana 90 10 the devil, You may
NC me ioI u'i'laSes.
An insurance agent. urpin~ q
citizen to get his life insured, said.
:, Get Your life insured for ten
- 1871. ~ Ill. III gu 'ie heA'
f,,r;a,- ;; ''''e' : ''''i " "'''' Si'i2
IHE wife OF the Italian Premier
hltazzI has acquainted her husband
with much greet by publishing a
mover full OF hbels on other ladies,
whose male kindred have called
l'atazzi ont, Il challenge being the
Italian equivalent for a libel 5uit.
The premier fought one duel, and
the other fourteen pending have
been submitted to jury of honor.
", ,,,o,, ,,,.,,,. 49, e.
IN lT;Tu-a,I.oa a,,J H. ~" 5n - =" u''e !
wa. Iarer haer Affor mn ha "r,'
d,.;nI.;nm az IoraI a"ai. III -
Gn,r.l,. "ie 80 IVY :"cn o'hGF
No in,n an; n voT,Il 81 INA, tLere was
and tbay wora ,,,,n,n, ,oI;,e. no,i I
other. and IN \ few m;nnta- , v"e,l
ny 't'i' ~ d ltN iiih ulcH more
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-14
ST a GLE LIN Z
BETWEEN
MINERAL POINT & ARENA
Mineral Point and PiaIfPyiIIe

The Stage leaves Nineral Point for rlatterille at s
ociock in the afternoon, every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday Leaves Piateville for arena via Mineral
Point al a Tuesdays, Thursdays & SATURDAYS
Orders and packages entrusted NE for delivery
'lli oe carefully attended to. EDWARD KIRBY.
sHs--R5l. Proprietor.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-14

We have constantly on hand Jacks Horse Powers
ne" ana second hand; Circular in coinplet RIM,
ninE order Mill Fixtures, Furnace Castings Mining
Machinery, III ars for Buildings Window ans Hitch
ing IostS Railing, Sleigh Shoes, Wheels puIIevs
beafinEs d every size and description Wagon boxes
ana hnh-ironS, Tire ons, PIow Irons and in fact
Nall " Ie''iS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-14

; o y q : \ y ID & III USES.
sent to address, free of postage receipt price
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-14

from long Experience in the Bust
ness We have accumulated all necessary patterns in this
eStern Country. and We feel confident We can give
satisfaction to all who may favor with work.
Caii ana examine our work, patterns &c, be ore
giving orders elsewhere
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-14
CLEANSE THE BLOOD,

WITH corrupt, disor-
w dered or vitiated
Blood, you are sick all
over. 1t may burst out
in Pimples, or Sores, or
in some active disease,
or it may keep you list
less, depressed and good
for nothing. But you
cannot have z 'od health
while your blood j. i'm
pure. AYERS SARsAPA-
RILLA purCes out these
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-14

ONE of Josh Billings maxims
:. Rise early, work hard and late,
live on what YOU can't sell, give
nothing ava, and if Won don't die
ritch, and 80 to the devil, YOU may
sue me for damages
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-14


impurities and stimulates the organs of life into vgor
Gus action, restoring the health and expeng disease
Hence il cures a variety of complaints which are
caused by mpurity OF the blood such ScTOTaIr, or
htHgS FRI, IVWOrS, Ulcers. Sores, Ey.uHtf0Ds
Ht0gfeS, Ef2tchss, BOiks ST. futhOHV'4 Fire Rose
or LTgNi ,efrS, letter St1t Rheurr. .ScaEf Heat
ring Norm. CtGgcey CT CtlHcey0uS TlslaogN. Sore
hHes, Ft1'1ke Diseases, such Retention, Hregu-
biytY, Suppression, Whites, St4yiitfg also Sunni.
IL or TegeliaI DISEASES, Lircr con, yI1f1fs AM,
HS1rt Diseases Try AYERS SARsAPA KILLA and see
Tor yourself the surprising activity with which il
cieaUses the blood and these disorders.
During late years the public have been misIed by
large bottles, pretending to give quart Of Extract Of
sarsaparilla for dollar. Most these have been
frauds upon the sick for they only contain little
II any, Sarsap arla, hut often curative properties
whatever. Hence, bitter disappointment has followed
the Use Of the various extracts Of pariIIa which
flood the market, until the itself has become syn
onNnous with Imposition and cheat SIN call This
compound Sarsa parilla, - and intend supply such
remedy as shall rescue the from the load OF OBJ
toqaF IIch rests upon it. We think have ground
Tor believing il has virtues which Irresistible bv the
ordinary run Of the diseases Is intended 10 cur.
hest Alternative which know how produce and
We nave reason 10 belle il is by the most efctgI
pnrlheF o. the blood yet discovered by any body
AfLE CHERRY PECToRkL i universally known
to sIrpaSs every other remedy for the cure Of CyHs
L"feS, If.FHtf-1, H9GTSeRees. Group, Br0HcL its
fHcsptrtf to5tSst yti0H, and for the relief Of Con-
suurlre Patients in advanced stages Of the disease
thst u > useless here the evidence Of its
virtues Ife world know them.
Prepared by Dr. !. c. AVER & Co. lowell Mass
an sold by Dr. oHN VIVIAN, Mineral Point: Coon
I'll DE1SKALL. PIatteyiIIe: Nc EFYxol ps { Co
Na>hbnrn; 8 D. GREEN L Co.. Win-yile. and ali
Druggists eyers where. aur-2S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-28
THE AMERICAN UNION.
English Reply to the Duke de Persigny's
Chnrses-Conspiracies and Squnbblcs Of Our
Foreign Enemies.

English Reply tn the Duke de Persiany's
Charges onspiracies and Squnbblcs Of Our
Foreign Enemies.
[Froin the London Times, March Is
M de Persigny has delivered great speech. said to
have been weeks in PREPARATION which rather to be
regarded as State paper than Legislative argument
His object is to prove that the Emperor has made
real change in the constitution, but has only smp6ed
and formalzed some successive notifications This
planaon is intended to those who begin
ming TO trenble for the integrity Of the imperial system
aud to dispe The triumph OF those who were
hailng the dawn Of constitutional freedom. France,
he says has not, and is not to have, re-
sponsibe Ministers, aud she is far better with
out them II is not they that a nation really
free So far as the argumen; is confined to France.
with such stray Lights be boro we'd from classical
antiquity we must admit NJ De Pers'gny to be
thority on the French part OF the an ston But when
he crosses the Channel takes sketch of Par
ainentary system and by the working test contrasts
1t unfayorably with the corresponding institutions Of
own country, we must beg 10 in;erpose, and protest
against the fidelity Of his picture and the soundness Of
his reasons For centuries France has been
governed by cardinals by Queens, by mistresses by
ntrguers ~ theorists by eoery class that d, dans resp
abiiay and pushes right, a sentiment, or
sion without check or remorse Watcher the
great idea was the destruction Of nobility
or the determination Of heresy or the establishment
OF great nation aud greater monarch, other
grand conception Of political vanity. was allowed TO
its course and found fitting authors aud abettors
Absotisms and ogarchies appeal but to the rock
which renders back the echo o. the words So they ony
90 e s s d @oO o. a .s h. hc ma
de Persgny conjures before us TO canfound our ma
tional conscience and pronounce our doomY When the
golden opportunity lately presented itself England shrdnk
from aiding France % break up ne Jnued Staes
dy supporting the So,ahe,rers ard BY ESTABLISHING
Mexican empire BY this time, it seems ought TO
be resing together after the demolition Of the great
American republic, winning glory in the still undn-
ished enterprise. But under government sohdtsrsr
uouid England haze marched foo in such desperate
and grdtutous crusade The n the whale nation is
against founding empires and Destroying them ppn
calculation of political consequences, either the Old
World on in the New Such projects are indeed, oftener
found in palaces than in parliamens, and hearts
we'll hands insulated from social relations and their
natural control II this be aland this idea Is be the
tcuchsone Of respective mealswe are content to
sta the ordeal and to be thankful that not
nafios If 9rzat idsds and uresponsib,e rulers 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-28
RANCE.

- Ror.,yu pc,;cv.

H., Thicrs ON Nnpo!cou's Foreign Policy.
A despatch from Paris dated March II, evening.
says:in to days sitting of the Legislative Body tho
interpolation OF THEIRS upon foreign policy Of the
government came for discussion.
NJ. Theirs said:The state Of Europe, and particularly
OF France, at the present time Is serious This fact IL
proved by the general increase Of ornaments; but it
may, nevertheless be viewed without anxiety. The
present state Of things occasoned by the false ideas
the policy Of Europe based upon the equilibrium Of
power and the smaller States which served tn weaken
the collisions btween the greater one, were re.
spected This policy, which made the greatness
Of France, has been replaced by new icea-that of
naionaties and OF great agglom rations having the
same origin and speaking the same language. From
this arose the interest shown towards Poland and the
efforts made TO establish the unity oil Italy The amb
ton Of Prussia aud Russia in taking advantage of the
idea OF nationality, is a menace to Europe. France
OF this state OF things The government had but to
word arrest the OF this ambition and
word was European equilibrium; but the government
and By nnrefsctipg desfre far popularity To lessen
the evil policy at once wiso and firm Is necessary.
We will examine the scheme for the reorganization OF
the army with patriotism, but also return
10 tho policy Of European equilibrium BY pur-
suing this course France ,9 rcrsr tie al,ance Of Eng
iand ant VIII again become tho p-o;sciress of small
states Her sword will more he the independent
sword o: Europe Bg support mast also be sought in
liberty and larger participation IN tie direction Of
public affairs be the country; RETURN
in fact mus. BIO made TO the policy Of good sense, for
not another mistake must be made
~ Theirs speech was listened to with great attention,
but without any great marks either Of approval dis
approval
Ine France has an assurance that the debate will
show that the foreign relations OF the empire there
nothing whatever 20 create II will be shown,
the semi Official paper that the alleged negotiations
in reference to Luxembourg took place. that Eng
land France aud Russia have arrived at the basis OF
understanding reference 70 the Eastern questions and
lastly, that the visit OF 81 Bcnedeiti to Paris Is wholly
OF private nature.
Tas debate raised b. NJ THEIRS was continued March
10
VI. Garnier Pages replied TO the absurd arguments OF
Theirs 10 the desit11lity of fostering snail states
NJ Emile olivier advised that France should hone silly
accept the changes which have taken place Germany