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Thankful for past liberal patronage. re
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same nom the good people of W iuchc,tcr
and Franklin county. Keeps always on
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Groceries, ami
Motions,
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Is situated on Market street. and l. ros,
Mrs. Carney. Il lady who la, been lazy %
fhvorably known on the n. q c, P ioIs ID
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T 0 PHYSICIANS,
,Ew YORK, August 18th, 1868.

NEW YORK, August 18th, 1868.
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April el-tf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-28
OFFICIAL.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX
PAYERS.
DEPARTMENT. or FINANCE,
CITY Hall, August /, 1870.

OASy ~AssAAt - - e>>ss - ~S'N' .
The taxpayers whose names ap
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Judgment against them.
Ali bills paid at this Office before
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proceed with strict impartiality to
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The charter gives me extraor.
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paying taxpayers requires that
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Administrator of Finance.
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New Orleans 4h, Aeins w.tsl.sr Sycrs VIM Ra,hbOns.
Thos Harvard s,rlckand Newport dnsd ssss ssssS '0
valdez a fys,
LIyin5ooL. june Arrived Bennington, Fowler, ana
sailed 4th, Hapsa Meyer, NYOrk; Lsnercos. Psassood.
Cleared lth Meirose, Bicknsll NYork; Bsonson Aasrs
Eas oa. i,S Southern Chief, Higgins for Mon,svdso ana
gems. NYork Wild hunter Cole, ST John, NIB Grace Dar-
R ssiad from noyhosd 5ih Priscilla York. Nyorh having
ton s sd sS
from Deal sth; Paraguay (s) Williams, do and Jeff Dear
was;sr Munro
Gfry Ssi.s Sss.ss s%y cs
a TsJ aH sn aa louis. weA.r wilde.
e ss s'ss s%s saSs5
Trautmann, NYorI for Hamhurg tand pro%ceedeal
AZ Say sn4 brs Henry
ROTTERDAM, June y-Cleared vkingen, Tonncssen, New
York. -
sT NAaHinE June ssaied, New York sayarsse, Syork.
tsTooKHoLM May sl-Arrved, Abraham Scala, 0rsger-
brig: Tame: ;ass Fsss
Bennett do cleared nns S" or F Ssw
CARSON, do Try Again. Mc2ian. Portaud brig Clara NOR
Sss ISi ssAg Ada sslyss ssa SYS5s Cra, o,,s.0
TRIESTE, May ol-Saleui Jcnu CroWeA, oHBehus
American Ports.
BOSTON June l5-Arrived, bark Dirigo Blair, savannah
brigs Mary Br( Hughes Gnapicai James Mler Thom Cal
ssn D0sk a%sr sSn'
De- SS MsSV SS..0 hnscn Es%
nah John McAdan Willard, Wilmington, NC Below brig
ss.ss%sSis Tss,ss tnsw, 1907 50 l0oeA. TONS Of
Msa iss pis Baltimore. shin. h.
Br Guayana st Mays barbados Forest State. Coombs,
wga s,,ss Gnarssson Cha ,p,
ciesred.Brigs Village Beo luncheon. Parssoro, Ns;
Hunss. soson; Alice Curtis Haskell. do Lucy D. Higgins,
" brs s'rs l. saea. New
iiNArrived biiss Sarah Peters and Andrews baltimore.
CHARLESTON, June IA Arrived, schr Dearborn, Peters,
i7th-A Arrived, bark Moselle, Maranham.
Sailed-SchrsJ ngraham, Nfork; Addie Fuller HoimeT
GALVESTON, June 5-Arrved. steamship Ariadns. Ed
KEY WEST, June lssailed steamship varuna, Spencer
MACHIAs. june Arrived, bark Hunter, York, NYork
Sailed l1th, scfr Jason. ,.Wifey, Pert au Plat
NORWICH, June lo-Arrived schr sabao Lamson, Ar
fHIIkpELPHyA June Arrived, brig; Jas Conn tBr,.
Ryerson Houghton, and Ella Amsden, Smith, easua Ida
CicaredBrg Curtis Merryman, Portland; schr Hec.
tor lBr), Hacketi, Antigua.
i6th-Arrlved, schr Decatur Oakes Berry, iFalowcn.
Clcared--Schr Ella Fish, Wiley, Portland.
l7th-Arriyed, brig Torrent, Gould, Sagua
;aa Ae n%ysna ss Es1
cult cs Bowdoiu Randall, Cientnegos via Nor
Cleared-schr Harriet Baker, wiiber Norfolk; Lottie
"sAvANNIH june ismsailed, brig Julia Arey coomb
''inacoAr i7th Arrived bark May Queen, Baltimore.
saedshp Ivanhoe, liverpool; brig Chowan Rio Janei'
Woops HOLE june i4-Arrved, brig colson, Pay.
son, South Carolina.
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DOMESTIC BLOOD LETTING.
A Twentieth Ward Horror-A WiEe's Throat
Carved by II Maniuc--Astempted Snscide


Twentieth Ward HOrrOr-A Wjfe's ThrOat
Carved by IA Maniac-~Astempted sn'cide
Of the Husband. = = -
4 nialfpast nilIft t NO O'Clock yesterday afternoon tie
Twentieth ward was the scene Of an attempted
murder and suicide OF narrowing char
acter. few minutes before that hour John
Daggan, aged about tweniy-eight years. who
until recently has been employed as private
of Forty-second street and Broadway, and who was
discharged on account OF ineXplicabe eccentrictes
called at No. 366 West Thytythirdsstreet where his
wife Kate Is servant in the enpl0ytof Mrs. John Il.
Ecces, and asked permission TO enter ana see her.
His request was not complied Wth put Kate Was
permitted TO 60 out and meet him at the door.
Duggan, on meeting her, announced that he had
secured an excellent situation for her AT the ~.
Cloud. ana prevailed upon her to go inside, obtain
her effects and accompany mm 10 her new held oI
employment. They lett the house together, and
seized his wife from behind drew her head
drew a razor several times across her
missing all vital points The wife Immediately
fell 10 the Sidewalk exhausted and bled perSusely
Surveying her for moment and becoming satisfied
he had done his WORK well, Duggan applied the
razor to his own throat, in1ictng q severe wound.
Before he could make q second attempt some cti
Zens attempted TO wrest the weapon rom his blood
dyed hand. In this they we're unsuccessful, as the
infurated man turned upon them, pursued them
and cut at them right and lct.
AT this juncture Roundsman Suttle and of1cer
Phelan came upon the scene, when Duggan threw
the razor aside, ana seizng paving stones snOwereu
them vigorously at the officers, VINO closed in upon
him and attempted to capture him. Seeing that he
was likely to be secured, Duggan attempted to brain
himself with stone he held In his hand by well
directed blow from Pbean's club, the ruffian was
knocked down and secured. On the way TO the sta
tion house ne made many desperate, but futile, at
tempts to injure himself.
AZ tile West Thirty.ffth street statton house Mr.
and Mrs. Duggan were attended by police surgeons
Pooler and Otis, who sewed up their wounds. They
we're then conveyed to Bellevue Hospital. The sur
geons are of the opinion that the woman will sur
vive her injuries; but it IS feared that the Injuries
inflicted by Duggan with tile stone may result in
DEATH The floor OF the station house wherein their
wounds were dressed resemblcd slaughter house,
SO much hemoThage epsued
From Mrs. Duggan's statements it appeared that
about four months ago she was forced by her friends
In ireland to marry Dnggan, and on their arrival in
this country refused 10 live with him. Several
times he had called at her place Of employment and
Insisted that If she did not consent 10 live with him
lie would Kill ner. There are strong grounds for be-
licving that Duggan Is insane. The occupants Of
the st. Cloud HOiel report that his conduct recently
has been so strange that they discharged him. he
lieyng him to be mnatic OF dangerous character.
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e W R @ z e !.

Tie German mail steamship Rhein, Captain Meyer,
from Southampton June J, arrived at this port yes
terday evening. The Rhein was signalled TO the
HERALD Building &C four O'Clock p. NJ She deliv-
cred our speciai European correspondence and files
ip the evening.
Lord Derby laid the foundation stone of new
hospital at Liverpool The noble earl had previously
given the site for the institution.
The programme offered by the directors OF the
London Crystal Palace on Whiimonday holiday at
tracted more than 1000 persons to that resort.
The visitors to the Geological Gardens were 900 IN
number
AT the Central Criminal Court London, Alfred
White, charged with shooting at Mr.. G. Buxton, NJ.
p. With intent to murder him, was declared by Mr..
Gibson, surgeon of Newgate, to be insane. lie was
ordered to be detained In custody "during her
Majesty pleasure.n
A fictitious letter from the Prince OF Wales to the
Duke OF EdinDurg, which was going the rounds
OF the papers, has been translated into Italian and
appears III the Florence Diyftto. In explanation OF
the familiar illusions In the letter foot notes ap-
pended, copi from the independence Beige and the
translation is made from the French.
The London Ne,os OF June, speaking Of the great
fire IN Consiantinope, says
Almost destructive fire has occurred fin Pera the
European quarter of Constantinope. 1t commenced
at one O'Clock on Sunday morning, and was not
mastered until midnight Many public buildings,
chaichcs ana mosques were destroyed, and a
great number Of private houses and shops. i'hou-
sands Of families are indeed, slid to have been
rendered homeless by this catastrophe. Several
persons were killed and wounded. The British En-.
bassy was among the offices consumed, but the
archives ana plate were saved and no one belong
Ills TO the establishment was innred:
-
At the June session Of the Central Criminal
Court. which commenced on the 9th instant, three
prisoners were indicted for wllful murder and
six with attempted murder. Among the former
are Walter Miller, of Chelsea, and the young volun-
teer, Redhead, who shot his stepmother Bills viii
also be presented to the London City Grand Jury
against the yonng men Park and Boulton, the female
"masqueraders, F" but it is probable that this case
will not be tried until the July session The Attorney
General will conduct the prosecution III the 'mas-
qucraders' !" case.
The steamship Great Eastern was OF Pehzapce,
having made the voyage from Alden to England in
fity-fOur steamng days.
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THE TOAsTS.
The following toasts were drank with the usual
hOnOrs:

hOnors:
l. Our country, andindivsiblc. Esto perp tuo.
Our Faghe cynosure of Land, the Hope OF ali the
ends OF the Earth.
g. The President of the United States.
T. Our Alma Mater.
Our Army and Navy-Americans Shoulder to Shoulder.
Our President OF the Association Gen. Sylvanus
Thayer Father OF the Military Academyle stern Official
integrity soldery discipline and scientific accomplishments
reply for them.
l. The Memory Washington President Patriarch,
who day and WAS glad.
The Memory OF Winfield Scott-from whose cherish ing
hand Alma Mater in the days OF her need found COM
fort and aid .
g. The memory of our Cherished Gallant Departed Broth
ersTher years but young but In experience old Their
heads unmeowed but In judgment rpe and Ia word (but
behind their worth all the praises we can bestow,
they complete in feature In mind, with all good to
grace the gentleman.
Mr.. vinton replied to the toast OF "Our B0yhood'
in his usually felicious vein. lie alluded. In very
amusing way, to many OF his old comrades who
were present. calling them by the sobrquets by which
they were known at the Academy lin the days OF
yOre.n
Professor Kendrick responded to the toastof ''The
Ladesn and concluded his remarks by saying that
his happiness al the dinner would have been com.
r:ate had the Committee OF Arrangements SO liked
things 10 have had goOdly number OF them pre-
sent III his immediate vicinity.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

Steamship MALTA lBr), Mcdowell, Liverpool and Queens
town via Boston, with mdse to c q Francklyn,
Steamship Rhen tNG Meyer, Bremen June and south
ampton 7h, with mdsc and passengers, to Oerchs Co
The detained hours by dense fog during last Dish
and passed Sandy Hook the sh at 80 PM june ~ let
to the captain of the Br schr Magnet from Newfoundland
for England.
mase and passengers, 70 Murray, Ferris Co.
passengers, to II Morgan ~ Co.
Steamship Fairbanks Howes, Philadelphia with mdse to
Lorillard. ~
seamshp Milvie, Renaur, Mlvlie, NJ, with mdse. to
Whitall Tatem,
Bark Annie Sherwood (Br), Lecraw, Montevideo, 5h
DAYS, with hidea. &c, to John II Harbeck Jr.
Brig Joshua King Br Smith, Sagua, ~ days. with sugar,
&c, to Neyus u SON.
Canal boat Wethcrbee Ruger, ST John CE, ~ days,
with oats to L J N Stark,
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 49, 1870

House. two O'clock proceeded 10 the consideration Of
business of the District of Columbia
Mr. WARD lrepJ OF NJ ", moved TO reconsider the vo 70
rejecting the Yerba BuenA bill.
The motion entered.
PAVING PRNNayLvANIA AVENUE. -.
Mr. Cook (rcpl Of Ill., then haIfpast three o'clock M
moved into Commiee Of the Whole the bill 70 pave
Pennsylvania avenue
Mr. BENJAMIN moved that the House adjourn.
The House refused adjourn by vote OF 6S TO ~ and
went into Committee OF the Whole Mr. CULL0M Ia the chair
ON the bill to pave Pennsyvania avenue. 80,
After spending some time the bill the committee, with
adjourned
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AccilERT To A FeRsY8JAT.

AS the HoDoken fcrryboat Chancellor Lving-
ston YVES on her seven O'Clock trip to Caris.
topier street yesterday morning, the main shaft
OF tho engine was broken, and The machinery
passengers were on board at the time, and were
DELAYED until a tug arrived and conveyed them back
TO H0boken. Some of them We're excursions sts
who lost their days sport by the accident But for
the prompt action Of The engineer more serious
Damage would have been done. The boa Paterson
was lifted mp mme Lately to replace the Chancellor
during repairs.
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Steamer.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE II, ls7o
CLEARED.

Dale
steamship England tBr Webster, Liverpool-NaiIonal
Steamship Venezuelan tBr Cowen, Barbados, Colon &c
haying repsred) Morewood Co. (The probably
18th, she sailed 6b but received report of the
sieamship WIN Clyde, Morgan. Wilmington, NC-Lori
lard Steamship Co.
Steamship Fana, FREEMAN, PHILADELPHIA Lorilard steam
ship Co.
Ship Hugueno., Peterson, Lverpool-E Morgcns Sons.
Ship Helene tNor) samueson, Rot,erdam-Funeh, Edge
Co.
ship Duisberg (NG), Hces, Baltimore Davidson
4 Co.
Bark Abacore (Bp Wilson, Bridgewater, Ns-G Philips
4 Coins.
Bark Heimath (NG) Lange, Bremen-Thiele, Motz Co.
Bark Zuma, Petersen, Gibraltar for ordersH Baeter.
Brig 7 II Pitt (Br), Locke, Bermuda Middleton & Co.
Brig George. Graham. Bridgeport, CBHatton, Watson
schr Harvest Queen Br). Mcbride, Ragged Islana-Cran
dali, Berteaux 4 Co.
scr Ben Bolt, Drake, st George, NB-Jed Frye Co.
schr Annie Freeman, Boynton, Boothbay-WJ Weinberg.
Schr Statesman, Cates KNery Me-Snow 4 Richardson.
Schr Crusade, Rockwell, New Haven-Rackctt 4 Bro.
Steamer = N Farchd. Trout. Philadelphia
Steamer Fannie, Fenton, Philadelphia.
Steamer Mars Grumly Philadelphia.
Steamer Chester, Jones, Philadelphia.
ApDVVATC
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Shoemaker. Fort Union, New Mexico; ogiiv,e ~.
sheldon, Bcrhngame, Kan; fhomas NheA' west
fci0, Mass.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A WANT OF VITALITY
reny %e developed frames ercaean snsws and muscles
Of an s ysSr
Of the stomach, the liver the bowels than upon ihs
sss SssSA ,Ss & system Strength ssss:
All this anal EASY Of ss sa
regular healthy secretIons, blood and
S ss iSy
safeguards against disease the be;s guarantees gi Ion
f es
sa seey ~
their medicinal virtues are not oy me aga
drugs Sufferers irSm indigestion. S!ions.
only
o .a am Of
s s s Z. a ss as + s
tSe ana o s
S;pssss anS ee o s : %
only topS upon which they can rely for swift and peAnsbt
DIVORCES aAY .sssss osTAISsR "a s,oIns IN
0bained advice free Also -seTy State
+. T. KING, Counsellor at Law, 36s Brosdway
A THE JAPANESE CORN FILE REMOVES coRNs
"A. without pam; price 70 cents Sold at all drug and
sps 5fSsf
Pine street, New York.
A HOUSEHOLD WORD.
Buy your China Glass; Plated warc Table Cutlery Re.
fgeratOrs Cooking Utensils and all Furnishing
Goods. suitable for the
Goods marked in plain figures
At EDWARD D. BAsSFORD'S.
Cooper Institute corner Astor place.
CoRNs CURED FOR FIFTY CENTS EAca.-ByN1oNs
~ Bad Nails. joints, &C., cured by DR.. RICE 306 Broad
way Fulton street Annhilator Corns, Bun
ions, Nas by mail, 50 cents.
THOMAS t. AGNEW, 260 GREENWICH STREET.
New York, has reduced the prices of Teas, Coees,
Sugars Flour and all kinds Of Groceries, Moasses Pros
vsons to the eoli standard. !. .x,a
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Passed Through Hell Gate,

BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Neptune Baker, Boston for New York, with
nldse to WIN Clyde.
Schr Portland tB) Nelson Windsor NS days, for New
York; with plaster TO Wettespoon Bros vessel to Her.
rsey Co.
Schr L Blew Buckalew, Somerset for Philadelphia.
Schr Horizon, Newman, Pawtucket for New York.
Schr Elias Runion, Sherman New Haven for Port John
Schr Northern Light Harper New Haven for Philadelphia.
York, in baIIat to Snow Il Richardson.
Schr Dclamater Let's Norwich for Washington, NJ.
Schr Anna Price, Hawkins, Greenport for New York
with oil to Floyd Dewitt.
BOUND EAST
Brig Kate Foster Haraden Rondout for Boston.
Brig Robt Mowc Young Rondout for New Haven
Schr Nellie IL Benedict, Ellis Baltimore for New Haven,
Schr San Luis Mapes Elizabethp0rt for Bridgeport.
Schr r Paynter, Hawkins, Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Crusoe, Qumby, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr o r Hawley, Bayes, Rondout for Providence.
Schr N Taylor, Fowler, Rondout tor Providence.
Schr Estelle, Furnis, Rondout for Providence.
Hchr Thos Hull, -, Rondout for Providence.
sebY Minerva. Brigbtman, Rondout for Fail River.
Schr silver Bell, Bailey, Newburg for Gardiner
ScIr Annie s"rchiS Merrill, New York for Port Smith.
schr Geo Washington, Peck, New York for Stamford
~ BELOW.
Bark Stampede Br, Evans from Matanzas.
The New York herald., 1870-06-18
WHY DELAYY


NOT
GO AT ONCE
WEST FLUSHING
EXAMINE FOR YOURsELFf
IT COSTS ONLY
FIFTEEN CENTS
WAY FOR
RAILROAD FARE.
COMMUTERS LESS THAN
ONE DOLLAR WEEKLY,
OR, ISCIUDING FEnRIAGE,
~ IS PER WEEK.
NEARLY
2,0J4 LOTS
HAVE BEEN
SOLD ALREADY
slNCE THIS
BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE
OPENED ENs 70 TIT! TIE PUBLIC.
IT NOW CONTAINS OVER
100 DWELLINGS,,
AND IS ALREADY
LIVE SETTLEMENT,
ExCELLING ALL OTHERS
,,r IN IT'S e,,.
NATURAL ADVANTAGES
AB WELL AS ITS
FINE IMPROVEMENTS
GO AT ONCE
WEST FLUSHING
THE PRICE is ONLY
$500 PER LOT.
PAYABLE
$40 MONTHLY.
AND -
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

"A. without pain; price 70 cents Sold at all drug and
shoe stores. Samples mailed receipt of price,
supplied by the JAPANESE CORN FILE COMPANY, "a
Pine street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

Bark Stampede (Br), Evans, from Matanzas.
Wind at sunset Sc liaht
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

Shipping Notes.
The North German Lloyd steamship Deutschland Captain
Neynaber will leave pcr foot Of Third street. Hotokcn
day (Saturday), for Southampton and Bremen.
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

"A dfdereht ssates no publicity; no charge ill diyorcs
obained advice Also Commissioner for seTy state.
+. ]. KING Counsellor at Law, 363 Broedway
The New York herald., 1870-06-18
HOUSEHOLD WORD.

CORNS CURED FOR FIFTY CENTS EACH.--BUNIONS
~ Bad Nails joints, &C., cured by DR.. RICE, 308 Broad
way, corner Fulton street. Annihator Corns, Bun
ions, Nails. by mail, 50 cents.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29

manner or place of the Conference which she insists
is the only reasonable method of dealing with tho
whole question: and Russia is not likely to object to
proposal which promises to secure all she desires
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at YER
sailles teegraphs on the Goth "The feeling here
the Eastern Question is that England makes too
mitch of a small matter, and that war is impossible
The report of secret Russo-Prussian treaty is pre-
mature. Whatever understanding may exist, the
actual treaty can only be provoked by meddlng
with the German right of conquest" G.w.s.
TIE THREATENED WAR BELIEVED TO BE AvERTED
"A MINISTERIAL CONGRESS TO SETTLE THE
QUESTION.
LONDON, Monday, Nov. 2s, 1870.
Amore pacific feeling prevails in commercial circles
to-day and the fear of rupture between the British
Government and the Car on the Black Sea question
is gradually abatng.
Dispatches from both ST. Petersburg and Versailles
agree that meeting of the Foreign Ministers of the
great Powers had been decided on to take place in
London in January. Though not officially stated
here, the report is generally credited
Odo Russell dned yesterday with King William at
NersallleS. lie was Wel IecelNeu cupsequcht'S ho
had an interview with Count Won Bismarck. The lat
ter said that adhering 10 the conference and having
no concert with Russia he was surprised at the
action of Prince Gortschakoff Prussia, however,
declined to interfere in the matter.
protest from the italian Government was sent
to st. Petersburg on Saturday last.
The Sublime Porte is represented to be dissatisfied
with the delay and hesitation of its allies in ndors
ing its proposals. to assume the offensive against
Russia.