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interview with the Empress on board the yacht
were the Project the Syndic, the General Of Sne
fortress the Admiral ana q number oil other ohciaiA
tbs SyDdic who had Deen decorated " tue En-
press the day bsore-tne Grand Cross OF the Legion
or Honor having been sent by the Emperor-was
there partly an oficlal capacity, as ne mad 70
undertake commissions from her Majesty, the iuihi-
ment OF which mas been duly recorded In the Gdzettd
a. Veaezta lie received 2,0oof. Tor distribution
among the rOtal aondoers and b,000L Tor the
amost meritor0ds OF those persons VINO had pre-
scented peihons 20 her." 30of Tor company Of
street singers who had serenaded her IN private
way with 100 additional francs for the directors and
very handsome gold locket ornamented WIN
pearls aud diamonds, for Nile. Rosseftl, young
lady who sang IN the serenades IN company with the
Sign0rl Bassani bass ana tenor singers, who also
received presents.
The papers speak OF Mile. Rossotti as being an
English girl, ana since her real name Is no secret
ana mas not been considered 80 by tie manager OF
the theatre where she sang few nights ago in
the opera OF The "Balio In Maschera,n 1t may be
mentioned without scruple. Re 1t known, there
fore, that Mlie Rossettl and MISS Bremen are one
anu the same person. The latter, when pointed out
70 the Empress attracted attention by her great
beauty, the young lady beng III a gondola
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ENGLAND.
Tho New York Gold Panic and Its Elects.
Tha Lnndun LLuL.s OF the IhLh oil OcLnnar In Lis

The New York Gold Panic and Its Elects.
The London ftHsss OF the 18TH OF Oct0oer, In its
city article. says
Tue Frankfort adytces state the Bourse has been
dun Tor ist IurtasAl anu tuat Lac transactions
haVs Ueen be4oW me average eVen vi the dead sea-
son OF Tie year. appears mat tne operators nave
been e4ual1 ulsp.eased with tue occurrences at
Vienna aua e4 OK and are dlsluclIneu TO ruu AM
risks la connection VITA Lneul. AT ienla the CRISIS
liz prolonged ~ resort to pailaCyes ana want oi
COURAGE W ADOPT the oIlJ possible remedy namely,
o wlnaIns up vi sucl Uanks and industrial concerns
as are inne. emily aAs0aAa ana from Wntcl an cun-
ddence Is W.ldranu. las !oag as numerous
Calls are hanging oYf the Bourse, TO wnicn the
SHAREHOLDERS aie unable OF uumldIng 10 respond,
any Permanent Improvement Of tone Is out OF the
Question: 4ne gold gambling III New oTk has pro-
dlced an UNEASY eelihg WIN regard 70 ali nnaneia
Affairs ia lca, aud has caused the business
United states bouts 10 be mucn restricted 1T Is
stated 10 be mater vi universal surprise that MI
boutaeu suUu!d tnink such moment opportune TO
mediate reAuct4Ua ol tAe inieresb VI the deos by
free couVoi sIol. "bferYbody Woulu accept MS
OF Reimbursement ana retura To the OLD investments
In south herman stJeAs nov at ~ " Tor the iour
ana q han per Seuts, nuicd were at 10. q 100 Waen
American bonus w,Ie lrstlnirodaced into this c0uu-
try.n Tie ueDts or tIeSe south German states In
most cases scarcely exceed tAe capitat they nave
invested IN relunerGtye railways, Tor the UoAstruc
tlon OF WINS. lAeJ nave peeh issued. As long as
gold Is not lne slaaaafd currency Of the United
States, any attempt " reouce the interest OF the
bonus wtl Is a a1r4ae4, result IA azure. Is tleF
are Only neii ~ s1cl iafge quantities Tor tuen
superior IA ei-s.
The Patt MAI Gazette, OF the 18th OF October,
says
The late drama IN Wall street suggests a number
OF ennoDIGs inItSes-gOrgel yuitures WhetLlns
cruel beuha LOT tntetueGaue baLIle tr0UDs OF rival
Indian braves OH Inc war path ieVeilIng tnelr alts
a. each otners DreLsts, tnSr spO 10 prize of
the winAeri bandi.s III tae aleAlcan serras quitting
the eafds ana tae hadoAal noosp tor tneir Knives.
NO Bia4 perhaps, has ud3e greater name OF late
In tue cOuntIJ Vi 'remaIkaole mem than Mr. James
FISK, Jr oss.O4y the local press Of New Ork nave
by this time aced tneI aerOis aateceGeuts
his cradle, uurss, NJ nad oae, s.il sur
yves has uoao.lsss been reety 'Intervle we'd =
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THE CASTLE GARDEN 0UTRiaE.

s,nnrcs for the Unwary--lIoro Police Precau.
lions Needed.
10 THE EDITOR or THE HERAiD:--
In some OF the city Journals a statement has
appeared that ne WY arrived emigrant girl named
Johanna Downs. had been taken by one Caroline
johnson from the Labor Exchange at Castle Garden.
under color OF engagement 70 service, to brotbel
kept by the latter at No. Io5 Madison street. As TINS
charge reGects seriously and unjustly en- the man.
agement OF the Labor Exchange | de-
sire tho use OF your coumns to state
the facts The Exchang', which Is
building separate from, but connected witn the
Castle Garden and entered from the CITY, Is fee to
employers as well as to those seeking employment;
but order to guard against just sucn occurrences
a. this q police officer - stationed az the door,
whose duty 1t IL to scrutinize all who enter. AZ
soon as an engagement Is made the names and res.
denCes OF employer and employs are entered on the
registers OF the Exchange and card indicating tho
Same handed to the employer, which must DO
exhibited to tho odicer at the door before they can
leave. IL this case II appears the woman Was per-
mitted to enter without opposition and shortly to
pass OUT uncnaienged oy the onicer with the girl
Downs according the statement OF the latter. No
entry OF any cDgaeenent appears on che registers,
no card WAS given, aad but Tor the negligence OF the
o,ilcer the woman could NOT nave escaped without
suspicion.
Tue Commissioners OF Emigration have many
times applied TO the Police Department Tor larger
anu more eiiecuye dcta OF officers to do duty at the
Landing Depot the present detachment being utterly
Inadequate hut without avail. TO thus sucn out
RACES aie properly traceaDlc that GhcY are not fire.
quent ~ Malay oWug 70 the efficiency ana yIgor
with winch the Labor exchange has Deen managed.
The commissioners moreover, have instructed
their counsel proceed against The woman Johnson
Ia the fullest extent OF The iaw they have done
one or two previous Instances where emIgrant girs
wego sanitary inycgiea out OF boarding houses.
may add. since II appsrfains 10 the animus OF tho
charge, That the girl DOWNS Is not strictly q newIy
arrives emI9fant, having landed drst IN New York
IN August 1856 gone 30 SERVICE returned to Europe
and la0ddd agan IN March OF the present year. She
came 10 tho Exchange, not from snipboard. 10
iesel but from thc city, wnere she has mad several
s.tuttioas and has relatives ami acaaaintauces.
BEBNARD IASSEkLY,
superintendent and General Agent Comm oners
OF Emigration.
CASTLE GARDEN, Oct. Is, lojJ.
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Supasn: CoUaT-caAMSEas.
Tho baldwin yyiu Case-Opinion by Judge
(nrd0lO.


George q. SIMPSON. DC, Ds. Cer1fa r. Wooc.---
Judge Cardaz0 has delivered the following interest
ing opinion IN THIS case. tho facts OF winch have
been rom time TO time fully reported In the
HERALD
Reflection has oniS strengthened and confirmed
the oplhl0n which oppressed the ar2unens Of
thls motion. TIE plalniiGs seek the endorsements or
acoVcpant sa.erd mo IN settlement OF a disputed
cain. Inc max ~ ol tue covenant " not neued w
the delend1nt Wood, and 1t is OF that cnaracter-
setting az rest claims likely 10 lead 10 Df0tracied
uuReIoh, agd enabling the estate or deceased
person 70 be thc moro speedily closed, which
" ~ OF tLe niglest interest and OF Tie great, 81
puonc importance rs 1t qulets titles and cnls
sults-tO IhFcr aud when fairly made 20 sus-
tam. Inc defendant Wood nolwI nsiandng her
coyenaht y proceeding 10 asset tights inconsistent
wth w. ana 10 as3e Them IN part 10 q court whore,
at least, it may be questionable whether the cove
nant can DC ayallaOe 20 the executors That pre-.
sents precisely sucn az calls for the lnterposi
ton or the equity powers Of tins court stay such
procedures ana TO obllge the parties TO litgate
question Whicn arises 90 the validity OF the covenant
In one action which, Ike the present affords opp0r
tuniU 70 40 fuH ana complete justice to
all the covenant were fairly entered
into then the defendant Wood should DC
perpetuauy enl0ined from selling up any
claims Inconsistent with II, and that Is what this
action seek6. Presumptiyey, the covenant 10 bind
ing. The defendant tWoodl seeks 70 avoid u by
charging fraud. Tier charges are denied By the
plaintiff and until she establishes her case ncr sol-
emn act under her hand ana seal, must stand aud
bind her. whether her charges be truo or not
should not DO tried UPON aiidavta . preliminary
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A DssP. akrE o:eoslraa.
Target Practice ~ the Citizens Savings
Hunk.

Target Practice ~ the Citizens Savings
Rank.
man named John Lilias, an 'Irisaman, thirty
four years or age, bat who reused 10 give any
address, was brought before Judy 90 Dowiinu yester
day morning charged with shooting Charles w.
Heias. paying teller OF the Citizens Savings Bank,
corner OF TIC Bowery and Canal streets Lilllas was
n depos,tor ut TINS bank and he had lost his bank
boox. lie had been told TO advertise nis loss when
no naae the hank acquainted WITH 81. aad he took
aanx al the newspaper ln which tue advertisements
euneared and showed iL 10 Mr.. Hcds yesterday
morning. ~. -. I. .,, -,
anotner look AMI referred INN to another cerK.
liil,as instead OF dong TINS took out SIX shooter
and red twice at MI. Helds, OF The balls passing
through Helds coat aeeyo. Ia tue alarm occasioncd
by tUis illias jumped over tue counter AMI seized
Pile OF Rrecnonrks, rom wnien he took 500 aud
was ABOUT 10 ieave the bank with this desperately
secured prize when 10 was sIoppei by another
clerk. MI Charles Roglnaa who seized him anJ
took the pistol aud the collars rom lin. Ulcer
n.y. OF The twenty -fftn precinct took Liiias into
cust01y aud conveyed aim 10 tue rofubg. LilIas in
his examination SAID tia. there was sum Of money
due 10 him a. the bank, but It oyidcnG eas tho
condition OF his MIND was such rs 10 prevent any
pr'.lt reliance being placed upon my statement 10
made. LILO was committed for trial AZ aenara saa-
si0nS. rA 1
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Chnmpien Of dorsey City W. Star Of Brock.
iyp--The Amateur Championship.

Chnmpien Of dorsey City W. Star OF Brock.
iyp-The Amateur Champiomhip.
Despite the chilly atmosphere OF Yesterday very
faar sssemniase gathered at the CaptoIine grounds
to witness the deciding contest for the amateur
championship betwesi the clubs above named. In
the hrss game Of the the Stars victorious
with the small odds 10 to Is. In the return game
the Champions won with the score a 10 o. Win
such record 20 look at the Stars must have felt taS
they had work before chem to win the third, or de-
clding game OF the match. The admirers or tho
sport know that If both mines played up to their
stAluaia Inc game would DO worth seeing and many
OF lhen therefore, went to Inc score will show
sIlat W tue opening . good contest was pr0msei:
but what with ~ catches missed, p0Ints OF play
neglected., Judgment at the bat poorly exercised IL
SOON oscame evident that the champions would be lefs
lar Ia the rear and so the result proved The Stars
nave . nine which. with one Or two exceptions, IL
would pe exceedingly dihcult to defeat Their
'lrienu ana pltcher,u Cummings s In fact the Jeweh
Of the nine, although there oshers-Rogers. Dol
laru, Worm and Hal who shine IN their respective
orbits nearly as brightly Us ne does In his. Of the
cHampIon nine yesterday Clarke and Collins dld the
best general playing while Platt McMann and
halpin are credited with good individual displays.
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Monday. charged with COMMITTING burglary upon
the store OF lngersDli 0i0nny. No. 0l5 Broadwa(.
appeared in the HERALD. were again arraigned at
Je ierson Market Yesterday aitera00n AMI CON-
,aited Ia default OF 100 bail each to answer ~ tue
ATrGMrT AT LARcENY Monday afternoon Mr.
Alexander Harding. Of SAT Hudson street, discov-
cred negro named joan Lane walking through the
upper part OF his house, examining Inc different
apartments and caused his arrest by Onlcor Mckeon
He was arrasgaet at Jefferson Narket yesterday and
ac0mp'a'ns OF attempt at larceny preferred against
HIM, 90 winch he plea led not guilty but was com
united for examinatiOn. tt-.3t-
FRLoNIous ASSAULT WITH SHovsL--Oficer
Fitzsmmons OF the Sixteenth precinct. yesterday
afternoon arraigned Francis Hethert0n before JUS
tce Ledwth, at Jefferson Market upon complaint OF
julius T. Woodward, OF 800 West Eighteenth street,
charged with assaultlng James Smith. striking INN
on the head with GOAL shovel injuring him so
severely shat he was unable appear at court ana
prefer CHARGER The prisoner WAS committed TO
await the result OF the injuries
THE DANCERS or WATER STEEET-Mr. James
McCanrey was walking IN Water street last night,
about ten O'Clock, when he was met by James Cob
bins. who struck him, and he was Immediately sur
rounded by a number or otner men. who took from
him his pocketbook. containing thirty0ne dollars.
He gave an alarm. and C0boinS was taken into GUS
tody. Cooblns offered HIM ten dollars II he would
not prosecutor this he declined TO accedo To, ana he
was committed W Judge bowling: at the Tombs, 70
uusWof. iuUiuto NVWiCy was tRtu'Vt W ~ W w
room Of Mary Smith. No. $50 Wafer street. and whhe
tnere was rob0e0 OF twelve dollars. Sne was CON-
mitted " answer.
THB ATTEMPTED WIFB MURDER.-Frank ]. Myers
arrested BY oficer Houghton. Of the Twentieth
precinct Monday night, charged with stabbing
his wife In the left breast with Q pocket knife,
INJECTING a severe and dangerous wound, the par
ucuiars OF which have already appeared In the
HERALD. was arralgled at Jefferson Market yes
terdaS afternoon ana committed 10 await the
result OF the Injuries, upon complaint. OF the
cate received from Ponce Surgeon Otis states that
The woman Is unable to appear ~ court and prefer
Cnargod.
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POLICE iNfELai ;Ey9G.

ATTEMPTING TO SHOOT AT EEw observation-disclosures
McGrath, while IN state Of Drunkenness pointed
o loaded pisto at John Oeskin, at SO New Bowery
yesterday. Judge Downing committed him TO an.
swer.
ALLEGED LARCENY or MosEY.--Joseph Cook an
aged German, was committed at Jefferson Market
yesterday afternoon, upon complaint OF Edward
Miller OF 100 seventh avenue, charged "a s. cal no
seventy-nvo dollars In money from him on Monday.
TBR BROADWAY bURoLAEy.--James stagg, Gar.
rt Helm and Charles A. Dye arrested by detectives
Reiley ana Cocker. Of che Fifteenth precinct. on
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COURT CAiiIDAsS-rMs DAY.

OYER AND TERMINER AND SUPREME C0URT-CIR-
CUrr.-Pa l.--Before Judge insraham. court
opens ~ haltpast ten A. M.-Nos. i4J7 1851. loo1.
2O25, l49l, lais. 1877. 2o.3 100. zoel. 1903. 2oo7
2.--Beiore Judge Sutherland. court opens at half
past ten A. G.--Nos. s41 1900 l4o6. 4S4 $50. ll21
1884, l4as, 1872 1916 ls2i lo6a, 1870 1872. 1880,
1893, 49s. 564. So., 1904. 1919
SUPREME CoURr-SPEoIAL TRRM.-Bef0re Judge
Barnard. Court Opens at haf-past ten A. M.-Nos.
205. 2g2, 2a3, I42, AIT.
SUPREME CoUnr-CHAmgERs.--Held by Judge
Caro0zo. CAL OF calendar eeyen A. M.-NOS III,
l6S, lD5, 237, ol3.
sulEa.oa CoURr-TRIAL TERM--Part 1.-Before
Judge barbour. Court opens at eleven A. M.--N0s.
lo 1105 1857, 5si l12, iaoi, 1888, 1896, 1851 1850
I24i, 1913, l4a5 l2d7. l2ih
MARINE CoURr--IRIAL TBRM-Part before
Judge Gross Gail Of calendar ten A. M.-Nos.
1862 4li III AIS, al2o, 49, 4132 4146, 1885, 4l37
4l4i, 4i4j, 41ao Alas, 4i60. 4la5. Part 2.-Beiore
Judge Curtis. Cali OF calendar ten A. NJ Nos.
4O9s 4107, 3J59 1885, 4o7 1911. 39l3 4l23 416 4Io7
4l6e, AGO, 4iol, 4i82, Ass.
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The Tour 10 the East.

The Memorial Dip'onmttq,ts OF Paris, OF october
l6, has the following
Certain journals assert that the Empress Eugenie
had intended 10 take advantage Of her Eastern voy-
age 20 VISIT the dolly Land. but That her Majesty had
been dlssuaded by note from the Prince de Ia Tour
d'auyergne, IN which he pointed out the incon-
venences OF an excursion To Jerusalem by the EN-
press oil The French under existing circumstances.
We are III position declare that the question OF her
Majesty's visiting Palestine during her present
voyage was never raised. The fact Is certain that
the Empress made vow 10 proceed TO the tomb OF
our Saviour; but desiring TO give that journey the
character Of a pious pilgrimage, she purposes
arranging n in such manner as TO be able at the
same time to lmpore the blessing OF the Holy
Father. For reasons easily unders, Ood her Majesty
VIII be unable 70 go 10 Rome until after the con-
clHsioa OF tge Ecumenical Couuctl.
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THE SUEZ CANAL.
The Recent Injury 10 the Work.
IlttI.Itn Lrl..tl. NIL hn 81 - q

The Dublin Ereafn2 MAJ OF the 10th or October
says
According 10 information received by the
Austria IRON Alexandra the part OF the Suez Canal
between 9ueZ ana the Bitter Lakes to nave been
SO far completed By tine 18th August that the fest-
val 81 Napoleon might ne celebrated by letting In
the waters OIL tine Red Sea. The event dld not
realize The expectations that had been entertained
Indeed the company were threatened with u
great danger, when might nave cost them millions
aud delayed even tue rough completion OF the
taxing now aimed at for some months. The dry
works, 1t il true were nnisaed on tue I4th August
and the water Of the Red Sea was let into the canal
at Suel. The dam, however, which was 10 regulate
tue dow q the water and prevent ihe current be-
coming TapI enough 10 lDure the sides OF the canai
gave VA. Fortunately the second dyke held and
was sulc ent 10 prevent ans serious damage being
doe. still q good geal OF material uas been lost.
The Bitter Lakes are OF course hlng more rapidly
th was Intended but there u reason 20 lc0r mat
tAe Strength 81 the current may wash away tie
banks ald reuaer great deal of deepening
necessary.
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First base errors Champion, tmes; STAR IL times
Basos on Scale ~ balls-W0rth l; Jewell, l.
Let % bases COLLINS Jewell !; Gyns. Worth. Il
Wy caschs. -Haipin, snowden q; wms, 8. Plat, o.
Donnoily 1; Collins. Stotai champion, H. Jewell, /;
WORTH, l; Cummings,2; Doiard, ii Hail. Johnsua, l.
totl Star, a. &'E
Fly catches missed Donnsy, 9; MoAann, 9; Jewell Il
Clyne, 1.
lou; bound catches Collins Q; Rogers, !; JEWELS
Base payPus out by Donnelly, &; Collins Z; Clark n
piait, total champion, Assisted BY Collins. B; No.
fot Oh. by-worth .; Cbne 81 Hall. I-to.ai Star. Is
l; Hall, l; johnson, l.
Total fielding srrors-Champion, 3lt Star, 10.
Double pays-Clyne and " ortn L; Hai.L
Out on fouls-Cbampion, 4: Star y
Umpre-Mr. Hatheid OF the Mutual Club
Timo OF game-Tw0 hours i've minuteA
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a speech from Her Majesty.

The Empress. on leaving yenioe Is reported TO
have said 70 Prince Giovane. syndic OF the city
lam enchanted with the charming reception given
me 10y your worthy townspeople. 4hey have SHOWN
me marks OF sy mpathy by which | am extremely
touched, ana assure you that shall long preserve
the recollection OF the agreeable days have spent
III your CITY,
Her Majesty, on taking her departure, sent TO
Count Morolin the sum OF 2ooof. 10 be distributed
among the g0ndoiers.
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SUPERIOR CouaI-IaAL IERk-PA,T /


The insurance Lie Pellcy suit.
Before Chef Justice Barbour and Jury.
Margaret w. 8TSsaH Us. Tse NeD England
Mutual LIE Insurance OoDspaap. this case, .
sKeton OF which appeared In yesterdays HERALD.
insurance on her husband, the insurance company
mas Bettied with nor, considering tne detenoc they
SET up -nameiy. tnat his death Was caused by sui
Cide-unte liable.
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: ] Al Y.

gbs Empress Engenie's Departure from
Ftniee.
Venice (Oct. 13l correspondence OF London Tcle-
brupiI
The departure OF me i4i9 ess ~ the French took
n nee ycsteruav. ne crowd cheered. The Empress
STOOD on deck waving her handkerchief, ana bidding
farewell ia sac kuGest manner 20 the nnaotants OF
Venice Among those who had the honor OF an
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Tue WEATHEs YEsTERDAY.-The following record
win show the changes In the temperature Tor the
past txent y-four hours comparison with the cor
responding day Of last year. indicated by tho
Thermometer aJ Hudnnts Pharmacy, HERALD Build
Ing corner OF Ann street..
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United STATES craMss0sEay COURT.


The Cnttea SAFES rs. John @. Chrgstt.-rhe de-
PENDANT was charged with carrying on the busiae,s
OF broker al No. Pine street without paying the
special tax required by law. Held under 500 BAH
to wait examination.
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To-day the Socials and Gothams play their return
game at the Eiys'an Fields. Hoboxen.
Tho game TO DO played tomorrow at the Union
grounds should be one OF the best Of the season. 1t
will be the home aud home between the Mutual and
Atlantic; and, as both clubs Will present thetr
strongest mines, contest worthy OF being witnessed
will, undoubtedly be the result.
The Active aud the Hope, or Harlem, will play to-
day on the Active grounds at HOboken.
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The sucrcssioU 10 the ThroDe--Nap0leon's
LII II rLln Entnrn --xaln,n-

g1sn al fne EOtnre system.
The joW na, f0rts OF October To- ia is political
column, repgouuces Inc terms OF conversation
when, 1t Sal j. took pace IN 1867, AZ the time Of
the Exhibition. between the Emperor Of tue French
and "the mead OF = Ualtea states family with whom
Louis Napoleon has feu0laed, ever s.nce us resi-.
donce In AInertoa, on terms Of aiIectlonate lntt
macyU:-
It was says thar Journal, shortly after an illness
OF the Prince lWpe'lal. gedfs Aad been entertained
that ns ne Wpa - danger. AID the Emperor, VINO
aG0rus his sou tsa3 san haunted ny tie phantoms
OF ths colds lit4tauy. eli bad the misfortune
said his Naesty, 40 !pse him, and II had been
convinced u sge tnpcssiOiiuy Of having another
direct Leir, i suoblg certainly nave put lutO exc
Cutlo4 an es r0gtGinaIy lr0Jec6 should nave
svea France tae regiie IS tUeriestnd instituttons
OF a rcp1Dlt; spoG nave DECIDES TO become Che
ifst c0IleA II ny IJantry nj er having restored
" Il All lat go ltcfFstles o. pohci have Compelled
me " DEPRIVE H. . Tor time; IA word should
have lc1ele1 Impossible, tiger rue, any otnef form
OF BoverlMrnt tnll tic republican. the tnlJ one
Ntieh, wise understood aud app1ed by au ehHr
ResiG over, sAt ne feuperaneht OF tDe Bfebcl
people hus 'Aag lfcani t9ust be fenOUnGod, Us q
fathei mas 40 sI0tto ac3.r0y His sons prospects,
. siai eadc4Vnr ~ ~ Tie lAeans recOnciu4 TWO
principles WLleh en- iUcOnpaJDie-the empire
auA notriI ~. .eits viii reign and France wtll
only 10 2 a d.s.heaye eplhet, the name Of q
reyuDiic.u