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w r,r1s II. W. MALLS
I A MES W. N y l. l. 5 j. :; y 4
J lS7 King ST., Alcxa., Va:

W r.r1s II. ". MALLS
J. ! "a A. s MIS- W. MALLS = SON,
y lS7 King ST.. AloyG., Va.
Dealers in HARDWARE, CUThEEl
and Window Frames, Brackets, M9uIMdings
Balusters, of dinoront patterns, and Ncwol
Posts. A large stock of French and American
Glass, double and single thick, OF al slZcs.-
Paints. Oils, Varnishos, Paint and White Wash WI
Brushes Lewis Puro White F9an atm 0i and
Machine OH. Also, Limo, Of superior quality,
Cement Calcined Plaster, Pitch and Felt Tor
Roofing, SC A largo stock Of Pugh's GoloDra-
ted Car Augers, and other articles found III hrst
class Builders Furnishing ESTABLISHMENTS;
All orders for Lumber, Brick and oil KINDS
Of Building Material, promptly attende! to-.
Terms cash !eD IL :.
EIShl FISH FISHH
Arrived, per schr. Mary Fletcher, y well Sc
locted cargo of rn,,nr
cona| bbgs H e Rfss No. No. G1BBED HERRING
100 bbls PORTLAND ROUND
zoo bbls EASTPORT No.
100 bbls superior SPLIT LABRADoR
which will be sold low from 1, Wnarf; -,
ohS-tf No. 4 South Wharvcs.
DEMoV VAIL
GRYsTALIZED OIL MAN UFACTOEY
removed to
NO. 13 KING STREET,
where will also be found
IMPROVED BURNERS,
LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, WICkS, &c, Sc.,
Of reasonable prices.
A. G. LUTHER 81 Co,
sop4-tf 43 King e.. Alexs., Va.
1IISHING SHUKE FOR SALE.
A mover. falling FISHING LANDING, on
the Maryland sido Of the Potomac river, ia
miliarly Known to all fishermen as Bryan's
Landing together with al improvements
thereon, such as fish houses, &c, ana one good
snImo boat. For further particulars apply to
SMOOT u MILLER,
io4 Real Estate Agents, ll2 King ST..
To1OiLET SOAPS-Genuno CASTLE and other
Toilet Soaps received and for sale by
10 II j. CLINTON MlLBURN
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FERTILIZERS.
VTHITELOCK'S VEGETATOl

WHITEL"cK's vEeErAToH'
coNTA1HINa.
IN E1,EMENT NECESSARY TO TIE
GROWTH OF THE PLANT
AND THE FOkMArloN
OF 'rHh GRAIN
Each article entering int" th'' t"mpos"'" oil
tho Fcgo.atOr
Is A MANuRG By lT&EhF,
and arc All carefully Analysed taIoin lh1y arc
usch
WEUwN OUR MANuFACrOEf
give attention 10 o"ary totall of its preparations
and hence
KNOW EVERY BAG
which leaves our Works comes fully up to the
standard, which twenty-five yoarS' experience
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WANTED-A GOOD MAN es solo agonl, for
tnrng company. Staple goods that will pNy
100 per cont profit. Very small capital rcquii
cd. Call at once ut room al Mansion HouSr.
~ S-ns
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lust RECEIVED AT
j Mrs. G. L. SIMPSONS,
No. l25 King street,
JOUVAN'S BEST KID GLOVES ut sl6O
per pair. -
ELIZABETHIAN Ms very cheap.
JAPANESE and PALM LEAF FANS.
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nj y II & E.
would announce that tho business of BkE"
Is j. LA WSON will be continued rs hcrct",
foro and solicit the continued confidence M!
support OF orr friends.
K. NJ. LA WSON,
my 2-ti Surviving Partner.
rsNHE T.. j BRANDY is q pure distillat"n
i from tho grape and is superior to From J.
Brandy for medical purposes.
Just received and for .lo by
WAKEFIELD s. HALL, Druggists.
Y Cor. Prince and fairlay -
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NHAYORS OFFICE,
M Alexandris, July 9th, 1870
The police constables will hereafter attend to
the due observance of order in the Market
House during market hours, especially, on Sat
urdsy evenings Parents are requested to keep
their children from running through MARKET
Persons must not block up the passage ways or
avenues of the Market House.
;u6M1Ct HUGH LATHAM, Mayor.
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+ AVN MOWERS.

JUST THE THING to keep ycur la " n.
in good order. Call and see them ut
A. T. SKIN ER'S Warehouse
nv 10 10 and II S. Union ST., hlca
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CODA AND NlCHY WATER

We have rciitted our large
ARCTIC SODA FO(NrAlN.
and AFRO now prepared to draw our friends nhi
customers n good and flcah article OF Sod"
Bedford and Vichy Water. Don't forgot Tn"
place. COOK 81 CREIGHTON
ioll 1O7 King stroas
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yODA AND EKAL WATERS.

Vichy, Bedford and Arctic Soda Water 81,
draught; Congress, Allegheny. Gettysburg and
Kockbridgo Alum Water, in bottles, which Is"
arc now prepared to sell ut low figures.
COOK 81 CKElGuTON,
ic22 Sign Rcd Column.
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Our bills to July lst, 1870, aro now being de
livorcd and VIC hopo all parties indebted viii
mako prompt payment. We ask this becausr
Il. +. WILMER and A. II. SLAYMAKEh
have an interest in tho business from this date,
and we wish, therefore, to close tho old busincs'
iv l.lUt WILMER s. SLAIMAk Err.
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Rv Reck. Knox a. Kcrhv

by Beck hnOX a. ACrby,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
u ABLE WAREHOUSE PROPERTY
IN ALEXANDRIA,, yA.--By virtue of tho
DEGREES of tho Circuit Court of Alexandria.
rendered in tho cause of John p. Dulany, vs..
VIM. Bsyno OF al, tho undersigned, Commis-
sioners therein named, will soil, on SATUR-
DAY, July l6, ls7O.a IL o'clock m. on the pro.
misses, the large and valuable FOUR.STORY
WAREHOUSE, situated on tho Southwest
corner of King and Water streets, in tho city OF
Alexandra. Va, now occupied by Reid Young
SCo., and in the2d story of which is located tho
Corn and Flour Exchange of said city of Alex
andris.
TERMS-Ono.twentieth of the purchase
money to be paid in cash Liable to be f0rieltod'
should the purchaser fail to complete his pur-
chase. The residue in three equal instruments
at six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter-
est, to be secured by the notes of the purchaser
and retention of the title till the whole amount
Of tho purchase money is paid.
II. o. CLAUGHTON.
NJ. DULANY BALL.
;,1c o,nts CONS of Sale.
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UTOCkuOLDERS' NOTICE.

lNTUChIIULUEI Nd MI IbT.
A called meeting of the stockhnlIcr5 ct IN
FAIRFAX and GEORG ETOWN ~ IN :
PIKE COMPANY will be held in the Eaplist
Church, in this place. on FKiDA \, July 2Nh'
is to DO conaidarnh.
By order Of tho Board of Directors:
w. Ii. DANIEL, Secretary.
Falls Church, Fairfax co., We, je 27-lawtd
IANNEY'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
j consisting OF Lemon, Vanilla, Raspberry
Orange Strawberry, Pineapple and Bitter "A,
mord These extracts aro prepared with great
care, with n special Wow to rroser!lng III MI
their freshness and purity tho peculiar flavor of
their respective fruits. A tIIal is earnestly r."
queste,.. priro 25c per bottle. For sale, whole
sale AMI retnil, by .JANNEI y o.,
jc 20 At their Drug Warehouse, 115 King i.
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NJ A h,

Reflect that n found mind and body arc tho
most necessary requisites ~ promote connubl.
nj happiness, Indeed, without those tho jour
ncy through lifo becomes n weary pilgrimage
tho prospect hourly darkens to tho view, tho
mind becomes shadowci with despair, and filled
with the melancholy rcoction that tho happi.
moss Of Annthor is hliehtel with our own.
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GALE OF A VALUABLE COU MIR
- PLACE AT LEWINSViLLE, FAlk.
FAX COUNTY.-By virtue of a do Cd OF trust
from Joseph Osmun and wife to Henry Jen-
kine, recorded in libcr 3, No. 4, folio 80, &C.
of the land records Of Fairfax county, inc un'
dersigned, substituted Trustee in said decd,
with Tho consent of tho Assignee in Bankruptcy
of said Henry Jenkins, will sell, on MONDAY,
the 18th day of July, 1870, Court day, in front
Of tho Court House door Of said county Of Fair,
fax, at IL O'Clock m, valuable. TRACT 0F
LAND, adjoining tho village of Lewinsvllo,
Fairfax county, fronting on tho road leading to
Union. adjacent to the lot of - walker. late
+. II. Janney's lot, containing 81 acres, roods
ana 10 poles, improved by neat md com. a.
Portable FRAME DWELLING. woll OF nI
fine water, &C., and highly desirable rs /"
market farm.
TERMS-One. tonth cash. and tho residue in
three equal instalments at six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest, secured by the
notes of tho purchaser, and retontion, OF the
title till tho last payment is made. Selling 6y
consent of parties and as Trustee holding tn @
legal title, am competent to mako the sad IT,
Ito perfect. NJ. DULAN BALL' lrus'oe'
Fairfax county, je 17-eots
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OFSUTENs HILL Garden

The TYCOON is happy to announce that!
Suffers HILL GARDEN is now open for
tho reception Of visitors. ap27
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NNAkE NOTICE.

Prince William co., jy 1-eots
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NOTICE-I have this day disposed of my
~ interest in tho concern Of TOLSON,
BRO. & co. Respectfully. A. G. TOLSON.
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General Arthur Manigag.t were unanimously
elected 1t was then

General Arthur Manigag:t were unanimously
elected. 1t was then
ReSotred That the election Of The next annual
orator be referred 10 the executive board.
The following resolutions were then offered and
adopted unanimously:
/. ReSolUd, That the members of the Survivors
Association OF South Carolina have heard, WIN
the proroundest admiration and tntensest sensl-
bilities, and hearts feelingly vibrating oetween
buoyant hope and saddcst memories, the eloqnent
and grand Grafton OF our distinguished orother,
General John S. Preston. .,,o ,,,,,
heritage OF burning eloluence and thinking
patriotism descended from the great Henry anu
which before In brighter day, has been so gene
rousIy and gratefully shared with US.
g. Resolred That General Preston be requested
to furnish the executive board with copy OF his
address for publication.
On motion, it was then 90 90
Resolred, That it be referred to the executive
board to consider, and report at the next annual
meeting, on design, for the certificate OF mem
bership.
Resolretl, That the attention Of the several dis
trict associations be called TO the Widows anu
Orphans' Home in Charleston, a noble 1nsntu- :
ton largely sustained by the benevolence Of tne
people Of that city, and that they be requested 70
place Its name on their list of charities. ana oe'
stow upon It that portion Of their aid II so justly
claims at their hands.
On motion, it was
+ Isesosrel, Thatit be referred to the executive
committee to report to this association at next
meeting design OF medal to be worn by the
members Of the district associations.
The association then adjourned.
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COTTON .M0HEMENTs.

NEW YORK, November l3. -
The Gotten movements for the week have
been greatly In excess Of any previous week OF
the season. The figures show remarkable receipts
at all the ports for the week, and reach the enor.
nous total Of 1s2,os5 bales, against 1os,l4s last
week, s5.es5 the week previous, and s2,42s
three weeks since. The total receipts this season
are e7s, $50, against 62es1s last year, showing An
increase OF 6I,s4s bales. Exports from all the
ports for the week amount to 2so against 81 778
last year; total exports since, September LIST;
1875, sganst 25s es2 bales last year. The pre-
cedinp figures show that the movement this sea-
son is considerably In excess OF last year. Stock
at all the ports Is sl512a against last year.
Stocks at, interior towns foot up 62,o5e, against
A,s5s bales last year. Stock ia Liverpool 4ss oe.
against 1856, 900 bales last year. American cotton
anost for Great Britain is 1saooo, against 49, 900
bales last year. Amount Of Indian cotton shoat
for Europe LAS, against soa 500 bales last ynar
Rain has fallen In sections of the South during she
week, and the weatheris not so favorable for pick
ing as for some weeks previous Southern rivers are
now generally iavigable, which accounts In some
measure for heavy receipts Of the week. this may
also cause large receipts for some time to come.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The City of Paris which left New York on
Saturday, took $500, 900 In specie.
The King OF Portugal has hal conferred on
Senior Roberts, the Spanish Minister, the grand
Gordon OF the Order Of Christ.
A dispatch from Dayton says private adVices
from washington say the English mission has
been rendered to schenck.
Rio Janelro dates OF october o. says that the
rebel General Lopez Jordan has been defeated py
the Argentine forces. The revolution in Paraguay
continues. ~
Too Angeles kilograms say that at San Bernar'
d,no China woman committed petty robbery
or,ono her neople, was seized by Cinnamon. tied
- q otaxc a fire built under her and burnt her to
death. The perpetrators have been arrested and
-, chinese have been ordered 10 leave San Ber-
nardino.
Four OF the railroad robbers have been arrested
and portion OF the money secured. over forty
thousand dollars Of the Verdis robbery has been
recovered.
stage robber,es are almost of daily occurrence
In California and Nevada.
The Richmond Court Of Appeals has granted
writ of error in the case OF ex-Mayor Chahoon'
The effects of this decision brings the case before
this tribunal for revision.
One Judge OF election was arrested in Richmond
on charge OF violating the Fifteenth amendment,
In refusing to allow colored voters to vote at the
late election and bailed by the commissioner In
$1,000 to appear for trial Monday.
The Patriot newspaper makes its appearance In
washington to-day. 1t will take It's stand from
the start as the central organ Of revenue reform
and as the advocate OF reduced taxation, Vigor-
GUS retrenchment, general amnesty, and change
In the national administration OF affairs.
Confederate General Joseph Lewis OF Ken
lucky, is dangerously Ill
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attaching to such, q station-and that. too in
France, q country which can never forget a
humiliation. Prussia onght not to be too severe.
She ought to recollect that allowed her to fight
the Austrian war. But could have prevented It,
The history of the situation previous 10 1856, and
since, also that OF the occurrences before and
after Sedan, an exposition of. which have orler.
ed to be written and published, will fully explain
the relative merits Of the two powers. '-'-'
-. - THE ARMIsT1CE QUESTION - ~
=. Emperor. How about an armistice OF twenty
five days Have you heardof itiIj siro9S. s.'i
- Correspondent. 1T Is not officially confirmed. 4
presume your Majesty is better informed ON such
important matters than anybody else. .tai :
Emperor tfervenily.) J; May ths news prove trne.
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NAPoIEoN'S AMBAssADOR.
WASHINGTON, November 49,.

WASHINGTON, November 10.
NJ Trellbard, after his arrival at New York yes
:terday, telegraphed that fact TO washington anu
made an inquiry, depending on the answer TO
govern bis future movements. 1t is known that
this gentleman was appointed by Napoleon as
successor to Bertheney, but that he has received
no endorsement from either the Paris or the
Tours Government. Under these circumstances
he has been informed that he would not be re-
ceved in diplomatic capacity by this govern
ment NJ. Bertheney WILL therefore, remain as
the representative Of France in this country until
relieved by the proper authorities, although ne
has long desired to return to France to rejon his
family.
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DEMOCRATIC GAINs AND LOSSES.

WASHINGTON, November IL.
The Congressional elections show The folio W.
ing Democratic gains ard losses: Alabama, gain
2; Arkansas gain 1; Florida, gain 1; Illinois, gain
8: Indiana, gain /; Louisiana, gain 2; Michigan,
gain /; Missouri, gain 4; New Jersey, loss /; New
York, gain T.; North Carolina, gain 8; Pennsylva'
mia, gain S; South Carolina, loss p Tennessee
gain g. Virginia, loss i; West Virginia, gain 2;
Wisconsin, gain /; total-gain S6; loss
The States in which elections are yet to be held
have, in the present Congress, thirteen Demo-
Gratis and eight Republicans.
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NEw YORK BANK srArsMENE

NEW YORK, November ID.
The Bank Statement shows an Increase ~
the loans Of s2ssS, 600; in specie 81 ooo; ~ sn'
circulation 81, ,s5l 900, and decrease In esn eeu-
ders OF $4,000. The sub-treasury psla owe.
"a ooo. 600 OF interest, and received s2'so''ooo
fron, the customs.
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TIE ELECTIONS.
san FRANCISCO, November 10.

San FRANCISCO, November l3.
The latest Nevada returns Indicate the elec-
tion of the entire Democratic ticket by 200 ma
jority.
CHICAGO, November l3.
John B. Hay, Radical, Is elected In the 10Th dis
trlct. 1t Is thought that the Republicans VIII
carry the 4th and 7th districts, while the Demo
Gratis will gain the 5th and sth.
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What he Thinks about the Downfall Of
tho Empire-InstabilIty Of the French
Republfc-Iis Denial of the Possession
r OF IlIgotten ;WenIth-What he Says of
the Charge of ofTreason-His Hopes and
!. Expectations for the Future ~.
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FOURTEEN MEN DROWNED.

CHICAGO, November 13.
A dispatch says that fourteen men, en-
ployed in building the bridge across the Missouri,
at St. Charles, were drowned by the fall Of
heavy column, which they were raising. All Of
the bodies have been recovered.
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Tho reaults of female journalism In New York
-thS thns Summed up: "Miss Hutchinson, the
are ant young reporter Of women's movements
FOR Ss The Tribune Is about 70 be married to M.
Clement e. Ford Of the world Or Ir hss Eleanor
noy1e. Of the Telegram. Miss Estabrooke, the.
blonde beauty OF the Star, viii he married this
week to Mr.. Judkins Toofey, Of the Herah-n
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THE FoURrEENTa iMENDMENT.

MEMPHIs, November Is.
Forty-nine indictments have been found
against persons holding Office In violation Of the
Fourteenth amendment. -
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VERSAILLES, November /

General v.n der Tam yesterday retired from
orleans to Tours before superior force. He
fought the French, however, all day. he has
already been reinforced by General Whittich and
Prince Albrecht. The Duke Of Mecklenburg-
schwerln will also join his forces with those of
Won der Tam to-day"
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BERLIN. November. II.

Official reports OF the capture Of yerdun are
published to-day. Two generals, eleven sta II
officers and one hundred and fifty officers, were
captured; besides the one hundred and thirty-six
guns, "a, 600 rifles ind large amount Of stores
and ammunition, fell into the hands Of the Prns.
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. BERLIN, November II.
The following is from the King to the
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Reuorts from London.

The Germans have occupied Brlancourt and
Etamps. tas
Garabaldi after the battle on Thursday, between
Mont Belaird and the Swiss border, marched with
1000 men upon Belfort.
The Prussians have plundered the little town OF
Acby. s.
The French Admiral at Cuxhaven has restored
free navigation in the North and Baltic Seas to
neutrals.
Six thousand Prussians are marching on Mont
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the last ive Years but constant martyrdom Of
the spirit-a daily dying for us TO teacn US 10
labor to ss to eaa 70 %s bP the insvsa
bic, to bow to the will Of God. VINO can estimate
what he felt, what he endured, IN those nVe years
OF agony, for his tortured countrymenI Wnat
wonder his great heart broke at ass hIs aGsy
crdWn-illustrious inhabitant OF one OF the many
marisions' Of his ''Father's House" Thither, IN
our humble measure, may we strive 10 loilo"'
that "where he Is, we may be also"
Resolred, That the above be inscribed upon tine
minutes OF the association, and copy be Tor
warded to his bereaved family, as an aSsurance
OF our profound and respectful syEpatRy ",'s
their aff1iction.
Upou the adoption OF this paper, the association
adjourned as mark OF reverence.
General Preston's Grafton.
The association met in the Baptist church, at
r.ao p. NJ. to hear the annual oraiion, which was
delivered by General John S. Preston.
Second Days Proceedings.
Association met on the 11th at9 A. NJ. Minutes
read, approved and adopted.
On motion Of Captain N. Dwight the associ-
alton proceeded to the election Of officers for the
ensuing year. The following were all reelected
by acclamatlon:
rrasident-General Wade Hampton.
ers1 aIoe + R' Kersnaw, General S. McGowan, Major
secretary-Colonel A. G: Haskell
Treasurer-Captain W. K. Bachman.
The presiding of1cer then reappoin'ea the fol-
lowing executive board: Colonel Edward McCra-
dv ColoneiJ: SMcCutchen, General Ellison capers,
Colonel wH. Wallace, General James Conner,
Colonel J. a. Rion, colonel c. Irvine Walker.
The following was then unanimously adop' ed:
Resolred, That article 8 OF the constitution ,O Os
30 amended as TO provide for Elk instead Oh tout
vlce.presidenta . - =
finder this resolution General , ~, Butler and
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bIllty for even Bismarck to lower his demand Tor
territorial annexation on the largest scale.
Emperor with deep emotion.) France CANNOT
'e"' ''' HIs HOPES FOR THE FUTURE.
rorresnondent. Considering that your Majesty
NAV be called to the throne, aud France may yet
become prosperous, though losing portion OF
her territory why should ~ 1s Seur
Emperor tmusingly.) You may be right.
At his moment the Emperor who had been
all cheerfulness previously, sighed 1or the 1rst
time.
goodness to explain why the provisional govern.
irent so obstIrately refuses to hold 9n election
for representatives in the Constituent Assem-
bly,? ..,,
- Correspondent. s Should they not have just as
much reason to apprehend that large numoer
of Bonapartists may be returned
elements OF socialism, communism and anarchy
have spread terror throughout the country, ana
gotten the upper hand, and 1t is very dif1cult 70
contend with such utopian and seductive IN
nuences.
correspondent am pleased to see evidences
of your Majesty 8 bouily health and strength. But
does your Majesty feel mentally strong enough 10
resume the reins OF government IN case a1airs
should take favorable turn and you be recalled?
Emperor. When consider the uncertainty
lurking on the road to such an aim-when con.
slider the vas5 impedlments to be removed, l
really feel but little ambition. would rather be
Independent would rather be as I am now, q
prisoner, and never step again on French soil.
THE SUCCESSION.
Correspondent. But with regard to you- Ma
jesty's interest as father you must be naturally
desirous Of bequeathing your throne to your
promising son, and thus upholdlng the dynasty
Napoleon-{again agitated1 No; not even iol
him could wish It. love him TOO much 70 Ge
sire for him such dread uncertainty. If thes1 Sa
not be avoided he would be far happier 10 pliFa'e