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AMJSEMENT7.
NEW OPERA HOUSE.

BERRY WALL. ',..r ~. IRE
VI. u. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .sIhOh hNhuhh
LAST NIGHT or THB WINTER SEASON, and Grand
Complimentary Testimonial to
MBssRs. BERRY WALL,
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1857.
wEBB SISTERS
will appear iu the Protean Burletta Of CATCHING An
HEIRkssi Caroline Gayton,a Supposed Heress, Miss
Emma webb Mr.. Flip Dayton, an Exquisite, Miss Emma
Webb.
Story Mr. r. O BanRs, who has kindly volunteered
TO be followed by the Protean Farce Of THE YOUNG
ACTRESS In which Miss Ada will sustain -Four
Changeable Charaeters Sing Three Songs, and Dance
Scotch strsthspey and Irish Jig Marie the Managers
Daughter; Jean, French Boy, with the song WEARY
Day. Miss Eiie Heatherblossom, blossom from the
Highlands, with song, Castles In the Air - Fergus
oBoherum, genuine specimen Of an Irish Boglrotter
with Song and Irish Jig, Miss Ada Webb.
To conclude with the Musical Farce Of A LOAN OF A
LovBRi
wednesday, March Q, commencement Of The Spring
Season. with the engagement Of the Popular Deneator
Of Dutoh Character, Nj. s. W. GLENN
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MURDER OR SUICIDE.-About five o'clock
on Saturday morning last tho dead body of man
was discovered by a policeman on X street. near
Pennsylvania avenue, whose death was evidently
right eye. No clue to the murderer has yet been
ascertained. Four dollars and silver watch were
found on the person Of the deceased, who was ap-
parently about 80 years Of age.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

-
WAsHIEGroE, Jan. %, 1867.
On the petition Of Rollin White, formerly Of Spring.
hed Mass, but now Of Lowell Mass praying for the
tension Of patent granted to him the Sd day April
1850 and ressuod to him in three divisions on the 2h
day Of October, 1858, for improvement in Repeating
Fire Arms, for seven years from the expiration Of said
patent wheh takes place on the "a day Of April 1892
is ordered that the said petition bS heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 9th day Of Nay
next at IL clock and all persons notified TO
appear and show cause II any they have, why said Pc
ution ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required TO nle In
the Patent oee their objections specially set forth In
writing at least tosfy days before the day Of hearing
all testimony nled by either party, to be used at the
said hearing must be taken and transmitted in accord
Anee with the rules Of tho Ocs which will be fur.
nished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tssh
mony, must be nOd In the oaeo tt0enty days before
the day Of hearing tho Arguments II any, within tan
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
REPuBLIcAS, and the Intslh0sRcsr, Washington,
D. G. and IN the Republican, Springfield Mass, onss
week for three successive WeSksi the hrst Of SAID
publications to be at least sixty days previous % the
day Of hearing. 7. @. THRAkhR,
Commissioner OF Patents.
P.s.-Editors Of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills TO the Patent onss with PAP"
| containing this notice ja2s-W"
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GRAND LARCENY.-Last night, at the in
stance Of her husband, Annie Gorrick and Charles
Steinbrugge were arrested, the complainant charg
ing that relations Of improper character existed
between the parties accused, and also that Stein.
bruggo had stolen $500 from him. The first charge
was acknowledged by both parties, and the woman
arrested confessed that sho herself was guilty Of
the then. Circumstances justifyipg, both were
hold to bail for court to answer to the charge of
grand larceny.
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ANOTHER PUdhIsTrc "MrLL."-The nego.
tiations between tho friends Of Sam. Coliyer and
Barney Aaron, both woll known as hrst. class OK.
ponents Of muscular christianity" for another
prize fight, to take place in April or May noxt for
stakes Of 81, 900, have finally been concluded.
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aational Republican,
LOCAL NEWS.

CENTRE MARKET ON SATURDAY-The follow
ing exhibits the prices Of the principal articles Of
ered for sale In Centre Market on Saturday morning
last Beef best cuts, per h., 30c next, 25c; Salt
Beef 15a20c.j Dried Beef, 25a5Oc. Veal, 25c
Mutton, chops 25c.; Lamb, zoe. Pork frosb,
49,; oorned, 15c. Bacon, hams, uncut, 2Oa9Oc.
Butter 4Oa4Sc. Chickens, pair, 81. .0Oa$1.7jj TuT.
keys each, Sla4j Geese, 75c.a$1. so; Ducks, pair,
75eaSl. Eggs, doz, 25asoc. Apples peck 500
75c Turnlps, PIX, ESQ. Beans, butter, zoe; white,
l2al5c. Parsnips, 20a25c Fish-Rock, largo,
each, Sla2i small bunch, 4Oo.i Perch, 400; Mack
erel, 25c. each Halibut, h. 25cj SheopheAd, 75o.
a$l each Lobsters per h. Is oontsi 5oa Bass, per
lb., l2c.i Spanish Mackerel, $1a1.60 each. Rye,
per bushel, 95o.as11O. Corn Meal, $lA1.1 10. Corn,
shelled, $1a11O in ear; bbl., s4a5. Oats, bushel,
6Oa65c. Hay, owt., S1.6Oal.76. Straw, $1a1. so.
Celery, por bunch 10c. Potatoes, $50, per peck.
Squirrels, SOC. each. Egg Plants, 5a10c. Sweet
Potatoes, zoo. Small Ducks, 75o.a$1 Canvas
Backs, $3a4. Rod Nocks, $1a2, pair; Patridges,
per doxou, Slab Robins, $3.50. Rabbits, each,
30a40c.
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THE DAMON DICKENS.

Messrs. TICKNoR FIELDS invite the attention Of the
Trade and the Public to a new edition Of the
COMPLETE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS,
Tho Publication Of which will be commenced in Janu.
Ary 1867 and continued monthly until the set is COM
pleted.
This edition differs from any other offered TO the pub
lie by afoIding combination Of elegance and cheap
before attempted In any Of DICKENS WORKS
and comparatively new in book making. II is mod
elled in style upon the DIANoND TENSrsoN, lately
issued by TCKSOR FELDs and will be In all respects
OF that beautiful volume In paper typography
and binding, The "DIAAOSD TBSSYsOE' has been
pronounced "a model Of elegance, cOmpdctnesS and
chsdpnsSs and It will be the aim Of the publishers
to make the DIAMOND DICKENS book suitable In style
for the paror the library while its low price
shall commend II to the favor Of all who may desire to
own read the Incompatible writings Of
THR GREATEST LIVING NOVELIST.
The set will be commenced with tho publication Of
the following Volumes
THE PIokwICK PAPERS Complete in ono vol g.
ume. NOt0 Ready.
David coPPERFIELD. Complete in one volume
IN Mdrch.
And will be continued at the rate Of one volume each
month The edition will comprise twelve or thirteen
Volumes and will be issued In two Styles at the unpTe
colently low prices affixed:
PLAIN EDITION.
In crimson morocco cloth, neatly stamped, each
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w A N II f ID.

WANTED-EVERY ONE TO KNOW
w that Lam now selling at my New Store, nj
No. 692 Seventh street, under odd Fellows Hall, II
tho style OF goods as sold formerly on tho ~
Avenue, under the late Arm Of Burns Wilson, at fair
prices. Try mo. O. d WILSON,
6O2 Seventh street, under Odd Fellows Hall.
N BAH goods warranted as represented. [feli. SIN
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MEDICAL STAFF.
SURGEON IN CHARGE.
J. H. THOMPSON, NJ D., ls4 street, between Twen-
usth and Twenty First streets.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND sURdEoNs.
JOS. X. BARNES NJ D., Surgeon General, United
States Army.
Jos. Riley, NJ. D., Georgetown.
THos MILLER, ~ D., y street, Washington.
A. Y.P. 0ARNETT, N. D. New York avenue.
W: p JOHNSTON, n. D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ D., Georgetown.
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PATENT OFFICE NOTICES
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

~ UNrrED STATES PATrHr oYTIoE,
wAsHEaToN, February Il, 1857
On the petition Of Alexander WALKER Of New York,
n T., praying for the extension Of patent granted 70
him the 2h day Of May, 1853, for an improyementi IN
Spirit Lamps, for seven years from the expiration Of
said patent which takes Place the 2h day Of nsy,
1867;
ia ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 9th day Of May next,
u o'clock, m and all persons notified 10 appear
and show cause II any they have, why said petition
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 Ale in
he Patent Omee their objections specially set forth In
VI least t,oenty days before the day Of hearnsi
All tesumony Med BY either party, TO be used At the
said hearing must be taken and transmitted in aeeord
nlshed on application.
DeposltiOns and other papers, relied upon as test
mony must be hled In the once oeniv days before the
day of hearing the Arguments any, within ten days
after filing the testimony.
ordered also, that this notice be publishsd in the
REPUBLICAN, and the TntsHf0encer, Washington, D. G.
and in the Times, New York, N. Y, once week for
three successive weeks the FIRST Of said o
7. O. THBAKBR,
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.s-Edltors Of the above papers will please copy,
aud send their bills to the Patent once with paper
containing this notice. feT-law9w
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THISIS TO GIVE NOTICE THATTHE
i sui scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county In the District Of Columbia let
iers OF administTatitn n on the personal estate OF
john D. Barrow, late Of Washington city, D. c., de-
ceased All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased ara hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber or before the 2Sd
day OF February next they may otherwise BY law be
excluded from all benefit Of the said estate
0iyen under nv hand this 23d day Of February, 1857
ANN 8. BARROW,
fe25.lawSw AdminlstTatrix.
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ILLUSTRATED EDITION.

In green morocco cloth, handsomely stamped
with appropriate dies per yolume.......... 81. 90
The IiuStrdted Edition will contain 10 full page IL
lustrRtions from original drawings by ETTEdB, made
expressly for this edition Both editions will be printed
at the Universy Press on tinted paper and the utmost
caro- will be taken to elegance and Painness Of
typographical execution.
nS-I = --,i- -eparately jA29-u
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, MONDAY MORNING. MARCH 1867
AMUSIIMENT5. A

AMUSEMENTS
NATIONAL THEATRE,
IN PsnnsylVania avenue near willard's Hotel.
RESUMPTION OF THB REGULAR PRICES OF AD.
MISSION, AND SEATS SECURED WITHOUT
EXTRA CHARGE
p'I's acspl EVENING S'siS iisi ssRca 1897
q S' M e SS 9ts koGS
Popular aud origins, isS iGSR;Sy a ElyS Acts, Of
WEDNESDAY HIGHT-Dayid Coppornsld, and Cen.
tloman from ireland Mr. Btougham in Two Charao.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Yinyy young ladies for
new Spectacle now In preparation, Bntlro wardrobe
furnished
MALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
BERRY wALL.."..................P
II. B. PHILLIPS. ....LRssBE AND MANAGER
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT
COMMENCEMENT OF TaR SPRING SEASON.
The Manager respectfully announces to hi. friends,
and the pubo generally that hO has leased tho above
favorite Theatre forla Spring Season. which will be In
Suguratsd on
WEDNESDAY, March 0, 1867,
with the engagement, for SIX NIGHTS ONLY, Of the
| Celebrated Dellnoator Of Dutch Charaoters,.
MR.. 8. W. GLENN
Popular Stars will follow In rapid succession.
METZ RoTT ALL,
| SATURDAY EVENING, March q
JOSEPH HERMANN'S
| GRAND CONCERT,
| assisted by Eminent Talent
'''''''..'..'Fl W
secured seats 100 cts extra
Tho 10 Of seats commences Wedn sday morning,
, at o'clock, at MetZerotts Music Store. fe26.u
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Applications for admissions be made TO any Of The
medical STAFF the mAtron at the Hospital Orders for
admission to the free beds Of this Institution can be OBJ
dainOd Of the Rev. G. H. Hail. Rector Of the Epiphany
Church. OF tho Rev A. D. Gillette Pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon In charge at his res
idenee Orders the admission Of the wives widows
Of soldiers OF tho United States army be procured
through the Surgeon General, United States army.
Iy20 G. II. HALL, d. D., Secretary.
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BUILDINGS AT CONVALESCENT
ID CAMP AT AUCTION.

BUILDINGS AT CONVALESCENT
ID CAMP AT AUCTION.
CHIEF oUARrBRsAsTRR q 0PHIcE,
DEPor OF wAsHINdroN, J
WAsHTNGroE, d. O., Feb ., 1867.
at Convalescent Camp, between Long Bridge and Alex
andra, will be sold at public auction, TUESDAY,
March ., under the supervision Of Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel James NJ Moore, A-oM Sale to commence at
10 o'clock.
These buildings comprise % Barracks Mess houses
Hospital Wards. Store. houses, Laundry, wash.
house, 2 o1ices, Stables. Shed, and Sinks which
vary in size from 7x2o to 25xl75 feet.
Buildings will be sold sngly.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
Fifteen days from date Of sale will be granted pur-
CHAs. H. ToMPKINs,
BIeyes Brig. Cen, Dept ouartermaser General, Actg
fel3.u Chief 9. NJ, Depot Washington.
BUILDINGS AT CONVALESCENT
ID CAMP AT AUCTION.
CHEZ oUARrBRNAsrER's OFFICE,
DEPor OF WAsHINGroN, J
wAsHINGToN, D. c., February Q, 1867
By order Of the ouartermaster General the buldngs
at Convaleseent Camp, between Long Bridge and Alex
andria, will be sold at public auction TUESDAY,
March O. under the supervision Of Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel James NJ. Moore, A Q. NJ Sale to at
10 o'clock.
These buildings comprise % Barracks, 0 Mess.
Houses Hospital Wards, Store Houses, l Laundry,
! Wash House, osees, Stables Shed and Sinks,
Buildings will be sold singly.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
Fifteen days from date Of sale will be granted
purchasers to remove their buildings
CHARLES II. TOMPKINs,
Breyet Brig. Gen.. Dept. Q. N. Cen,
Acting Chief Quartermaster
febll-td Depot Of Washington.
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wv EhNMENI SALE Al CHARLES-
" TON, C.
The following Ordnance Property will be sold at pub
lie auction at the United States Arsenal Charleston s.
c., on MONDAY, March 4, 1857, commencing at 10
o'clock, am:
About 200 net tons (CAnnonl Cast Iron.
About 750 net tons Shot, Shell, SC, about half
have valuable soft metal Attaehed)
About 100 tons Loaded Shell,
About 10 tons Scrap Wrought Iron.
About AZ tons Scrap Brass. Copper, &c.
637 Wooden Artillery Carriages, Ironed.
100 Wooden Chassis, Ironed.
About $50 Cavalry Saddles, $50 Brides, $500 Cart.
ridge Boxes, and quantity Of other Leather Work.
large Hand Fire Engine, Quilt by Agnow, Philadel
phiA)
About !, 800 barrels UnseryiceAble Powder.
Also, large quantity Of other Property consisting
principally Of Musket Appendages Rags, Rope, Imple.
ments, Miscellaneous Tools, SC, &c
Terms cash, the day Of SALE In United statos cur
Teney Ample time allowed for the removal Of Proper
ty at the expiration OF which that removed will re-
vert to the Government.
By authority Of Chief OF Ordnance:
y. II. PARKER,
Capt. Ordnance and Bt. Major, U. s. A.,
feS 2awtd Commanding Charleston Arsenal.
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The VoTE ON SHERMAN's BILL.-The
vote shows who preferred this bill te
ELror's and STEvENs's, but not who sup
port it on its merits:
Yeas.-Messrs. Anthony, Brown, Cattell.
Chandler, CONFESS, Craig, Creswell, Fogg,
Frelinghuysen, Grimes, Howard, Howe,
Kirkwood, Lane, Morgan, Morrill,, Poland,
Pomeroy, Ramsey, Ross, Sherman, Stew
art, Trumbull, Van Wrinkle, Wade, Wiley,
Williams, Wilson, and Yates-29.
Nays.-Messrs. Buckalew, Cowan, Da-
Wis, Doolittle, Hendricks, McDougall, Ne
smith, Norton, Patterson, and Saulsbu-
ry-l0.
Absent or not Voting.-Messrs. Dixon,
Edmunds, Fessenden, Foster, Fowler,
Guthrie, Harris, Henderson, Johnson, Nye,
Riddle, Sumner, and Sprague-l3.
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TIT FOR TAT.-The new bill equalizing
bounties will require, say hundred mil
lion of dollars; but is said to be mere
entering wedge for one which will require
six hundred millions. The one already
passed, as we learn from the debates, will,
in the language Of the National Intelligencer,
"afford some compensation to the West
for the amount Of tribute paid to the East
under the protective policy. New York
and New England take little or nothing by
it, because the large and liberal bounties
they paid their volunteers are to be de-
Quoted from he new bounties which the
Government is to pay. Thus, New York
and New England are made to pay the
bounties claimed for the volunteers Of the
western States, where local bounties were
not provided. The West is coming into
Do er with rapid force, and before long
will force Pennsylvania, New York, and
New England to disgorge all the gains that
have been acquired by the high protective
system.
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By James n. Tay lor 4 Son. Auetionssrs,
0mes opposite 6potswood Hotel.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA.
on o. FH 9ss sonrH SIDE OF YRsSKLiS STREET,
At ITS INTERSECTION WITH PoUs gE
STBET.-ln pursuance OF decree entered on me
sth day of February 1857, by the Hastings CoaIt
the city Of Richmond, held by the J1dSs mercer
In the suit OF Ford and otaers sgainst InoIh'oh
administrator and others the unden,snsa, ny
were appointed special sonnssMSSnssn ,ss ,,'h
day OF Psbrusry, 1851, az hall. paat o clock
Yfsir AZ NOT the next fair day there ansr, sell o.
public auction, on the premises, 70 me hiBn me-
SisSsIv tia, ,:, ds,'i ist: Thornton, died
..i,sa and possssssd situated IN the cry Of Rleh.
mond on the south side Of Franklin street, o. hs
Intersection With the east line OF fousnsy; IL
ground fronts sixty six feet and NINE lnsnS "a
frsnklin street, and runs back ABOUT one nanofse
and atty feet to paved alley In tns "Ai '"s''
''f Ss :esss. Of ans n, three s,ory
tmn,o1smenfs 8 two story double BRICK ktenen'
. Brick stsbls sAd ssrrisss-hoass' ana III tns Ne
s:.ssry cui. hoeaSs; IN, h .old a An entirely,
TIE e. , 1ss.nt Ds Ss shs
fsrsd ssparstsly. .. may b deemed nos' so''As'
'l fS e s' - Ss sss q opportunity for Ao: s:s
ring Ans house. In one OF tbs best iossnns' IN
ATnHSs. One third cash balance at nins and
.,shissn mon,hs for negotiable notes. in.sres.
s3asd from tho day Of sale title to DO rs,sinea
nntil The last payment . made and convey snss u
ordered by The court Taxes for 1887 TO % paid py
inc qHIsRssRr A. CLAIBORNE s,..,., Com.
bENJANIH n. NASH. missioner.
HRNRY @. CANNON,
Sale conducted By JAxKs y. rAIIos = sys'
Auctioneeu.
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WHERE IS CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE MIR
CHASE, as member Of Mr.. LINcoLN's Cabi-
net, decided the Peirpoint Government to
be the true, constitutional government OF
Virginia. The question arose in this wise
West Virginia claimed to have been formed
with the consent of Virginia. That con-
sent had been given by the Peirpoint Co.
vernment. Inasmuch as the Constitu-
ton of the United States required the con-
sent of the real government, Mr.. LINCOLN
and his Cabinet, and Congress also, had to
decide the question. They did SO under
their oaths to support that Constitution
Under the sanction of the same oaths' Con-
gress now declares that it is not the true
Government of Virginia. If Virginia has
no constitutional government, West Virgi.
MIA has no constitutional existence.
Perjury Rank perjury
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GENERAL EARLY's Book. We have
already announced that there was to be q
second edition of General EARLY's book
brought out. We now learnfrom the preface
prepared by General EARLY for the second
edition that it is to be published for the
"beneat of the Ladies' Memorial Associa-
|" tions of Virginia fall Of them, 1t thus ap-
spears, which have undertaken the work Of
collecting the remains and marking the
"graves Of the Confederate dead who fell
"on the battle-helds" Of Virginia. SIT
will be issued ON good paper, In neat
"style, with covers, early In March next.
"The retail price will be one dollar" Ad-
dress Q. w. Burton, Lynchburg, Va.
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the perpetuation Of Austria, there 10 no.
body designing to put an end to Austria !;
and as for the preservation Of peace, oil
sovereigns speak peace until they are &C
tually at war.
This time the Emperor INDUCES in some
expressions which, If used in this country,
would come under the denomination Oh
Buncombe. He says tho Great fo"e,s
ought to act in concert to satisfy the ureek
christian, and protect the rights Of the
porte. and to prevent complications. But
he Knows remarkably well that there will
M 10 such concert; and also that satisfy
inc the Christians and protecting the rights
of the Porte are two incompatible things.
There is q sentence which seems to favor
the new doctrine Of "nationalities."
/" Serious events have happened in Europe,
" almost fulfilling the great NAPoLEoN's
|" idea--to unite all the great homogeneous
"nations hitherto separated, and which is
|" the only possible balance of power in
/" Europe" We know not how this Ian
guage may be relished by Hanover and
Saxony, which are swallowed up by Prus-
sia; or Naples and Sicily, which are de-
voured by Italy; but assurredly 1t will
sound agreeably in the ears of BISMARCK
and of Victor EMMANUEL.
The phrase, however, in all this speech
which will be most deeply pondered in
Europe is that referring to the increase in
the French army. This, he says, is "the
best means of preserving peace" So be it..
From Prussia we learn that the "Libe-
rails" are succeeding in the elections.
That will signify little; for if those Libe-
rails give the Administration any trouble,
King WILLIAM has already informed them
that he will send them back to their fire.
sides.
The Cretan question is still pressing, and
becoming critical. Russia, England, France,
and the German Powers are watching it
steadily and anxiously. Two discordant
kilograms come the same day as to the at
titude of Russia-one, that she will aid the
Christians in certain contingencies; and
another, that she will suffer no succors to
be given to the Cretans. With such ora
cular news it is impossible to enlighten
ourselves much but one thing is certain :
that it is Russia which in fact keeps up the
war in Crete.
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Europe.


The Emperor NAPOLEON has delivered
before the Corps Legislatit the speech nicn
was SO anxiously expected. Every one
seems to notwithstanding uniform
previous disappointment-that the Empe-
ror will always, in every new utterance OF
his, disclose some of his future policy
He never does and this speech, though
very frank and candid as far as it goes,
leaves. mankind equally in the dark as to
what he means to do. 1t is explicit enough
upon the past. In the late war between
Austria, Italy, and Prussia, France, he
saws. "was just and neutral" We all
knew that. In another part Of the
globe" he says-meaning Mexico" we
have endeavored to raise an ancient
"empire this is fine phrase; but, in
short, failed to raise it, sowing to an
"inauspicious concurrence of circum-
"stances." We all knew that too. The
Emperor commends the idea of the Next
can expedition, and justly: it was to
"regenerate people and implant among
"them ideas of order and progress, to open
"yast outlets to our commerce." &c. 1t
was all very well: but when the Emperor
found that it cost more than it came to,
and that the game was not worth the can
die, why he spontaneously determined
on the recall Of the army corps Yin other
words, be dropped Mexico like hot potato.
The treaty touching Rome, he says, has been
executed, and "the Pope has been placed
in new phase" This, also, was known
to US through "the usual channels Of in
formation" On one point, however, the
Emperor is explicit, supposing the tele-
graphic abstract of his speech to be cor
rect. He says: /" Europe will sustain the
"Popes temporal power against dema-
"gogues." This seema TO imply an agree
ment with the other Catholic Powers no,
to permit . democratic revolution In Rome
70 dispossess his Holiness: and the "de.
mogoguesn are the Garabaldians.
The relations with England, he declares
are intimate, and the two Powers ar.
agreed on all great questions; the perpe
tustiop of Austria is necessary to tn,
balance Of power, and the peace Of tn.
continent will not be disturbed. Thes.
phrases mean absolutely nothing at all. I
isknown that England and France are no
agreed On all great questions, though they
DO not differ openly on any Of the ques
lions now actually up for solution. As fol