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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-01-22

Pere Hyacinthe, the clerical lion OF the period,
after having previously heard mass at the French
Catholic church. attended services at Plymouth
Church on Sunday to hear Rev. Henry Ward
Bsecher. Mr.. Beecher was, as they say OF artists
in another line, in his best view. and preached a
stirring sermon. but as the worthy Pere does not
understand English. the elOquence of the discourse
was lost to him. But like the people who went to
see Ristori or Janauschek at the Academy: the
Frenchman had the satisfaction of being able to
say that he heard Beecber. After the service the
two distinguished divines were introduced, shook
hands, smiled and looked wistfully at each other.
Mr.. Beecher not knowing French, Hyacinthe ne
parle pas PAngLdis. \ companion OF Father Hya-
cinthe came TO their relief, and interpreted the
usual compliments between them. The departing
congregation becoming aware that something I'M
usual was going on fingered to see what was up.
and hearing that the stout, chubby little gentleman
was no less a parsonage than Pere Hyacinthe, with
that enlightened curiosity peculiar to an American
assemblage, they clustered around and stared at
the eminent Frenchman with az much relish as
they would contemplate the Chinese giant or any
other human curiosity. After some little hand
shaking the worthy Pere managed to make his es-
cape.
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WRITING INKS
On Hand and For Sale

MAYNARD & MOVES BEES BLACK y
lvL quarts, pints and cones.
Davids' best Black Ink. quarts, pints and cones,
Davids' best Copyins Ink, quarts and pints.
Maynard q Eoyes' best Copying Ink, quarts and PIN"
Bank Of London best Copying Ink, quarts and pinth.
ArDold's Writing Rluid-in quarts and plnts, receiv~'
rect from London.
Arnoid's Copying Fluid,
David's best Blae Ink, in ccnesi
David's best Carmine Ink, m glass stands
IndeIbIe Ink, for marking linen
None but the Best of Writing Hk kept for So
BY a, NJ. wHTTNB
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Papers Delivered Free Of Postage or other Cha
in any part OF the Group.

Back numbers OF the leading Magazines, also Of JIau
Weekly, Leslie's Illustrated and the London Eews-aiwAy
hand. Files made up at short notice for wlIalemen aud
elers.
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Lambert's Violet Ink

SOME OF THIS UNRIvALLED INK, o
- hand and for sale In 10 cent, 81 and 81 % bottles.
ESQ I'm III. NJ. WHITNEG
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WAR On {. sTovEPIPE HATs.'-Tbere are signs in
England of all outbreak against one oil the misera-
he inventions of fashion-the hat variously de-
nominated = stovepipe," :. chimney pot, plug"
silk. :, and .dress."- A London paper denounces
itsas one of the last remaining fashionable incon-
veniences. and implores the Prince of Wales TO IN
augurate a peaceful revolution. by appearing IN
public in some easy fitting headgear,. In TINS
country the absolute reign Of the SILK nat mas
ceased, though a certain number OF tops ana iogles
never consider themselves dressed without tney
have one on. They have not a single redeemihg
feature and ought to be banished forever from tue
wardrobes of every man of taste. The chapeau
bras. the old cooked hat of the eighteenth century,
the Scotch Highland bonnet, the Turkish iez; IN
fact. any other cover for the locks. is preferable.
Indeed, it would be better for men to GO mn nGt
more nearly bareheaded than they do. Air hght
cases produce badness, which is almost lnVariaoly
restricted to the upper parts OF the Skull tnat gre
covered by the hat. Women. on the contrary
whose hair never suffers from lack OF venuiaIon.
are seldom bald. If the existing varieties OF ielt'
straw. and other cheap and comfortable hats are
not satisfactory, let some genius invent an accepta-
bic substitute. At all events. let such an expensive;
heavy. and every way Objectionable article be iaid
aside forever.
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Family Bibles.

FULL ASSORTMENT ON HAND, SUIT
"A ABLE for Holiday or Wedding Presents, and at prices
from SIS to 81 each. t602l II. N WHITNEY.
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CALIFORNIA NEwsPApERs.
Indexed Mem. Books.
Plymouth Collection

A VERY CONVENIENT ARTICLE FOL
LAG HIM WHITNEY.
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Rack Numbers
0E ETHER OF THE PUB
LEGATIONS, from January, 1sos, can be had on appi-
cation
Harper's Magazine.
Harper's Weekly.
Lesie's Weekly,
Leslie's Monthly,
London illustrated News,
Eclectic, and other
Magazines.
Captains and others. going to Sea. can procure back num-
bers al a trihing cost, at "
6o5 2m III. N. WHITNEYS 3.
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GLOBES.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

~ THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS o.
- for Sale his HOUSE AND LOT. situate in La tS<
G&x.haina, on the corner Of Lahainaluna Road, compile.
ing IL acres more or less of land. and which is now planted
with Grape Vines, yielding from 9 to 8 barrels OF Wine an
nualy, together with
Two Heuses. Water Privileges, &C.
1ns In WIN. ENoS, waIIuku.
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FORBID ANY ONE TRUST.
ING any person. for and on my account, without my written
order RIOS 3l MRS. CAROLINE WALSH.
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All the Late Books

NAN BE FOUND AT THE BOOKSTORE.
u For Sale Cheap. $50 Imp II. NJ. WHITNEY.
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In HAND AND FOR SALE. THE PLY
~ mouth Collection Of Hymns and Tunes.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23

Boards, and Of the Select. Council. and Of the
Board Of Aldermen within three days after each
meeting, and II they, are not contained in the
proceedings OF she meetingj each ordinance and
Joint resolution shall be published at length, in
like manner, within three days after the meeting
at which Il has been read the Rrst time.
SEC. o. II shall be the duty of the city Clerk TO
certify and present to the other Board at it, next
meeting, every ordnance motion or reso.
luton which has passed ono Board, and which re.
qutres the concurrent vote Of tho other Board,
aud tn present to the Mayor, certified In like
manner, all such ordinances and resolutions as
nave PASSED bwth Boards aud which are required
70 be submitted TO him for approval.
&c: 7. Every ordinance upon It's Introduction
slall have tils prehxed 10 II, Indicating the sub
yect matter and upon its passage shall be approprl.
ately numbered ~ tho City CLERK. The date and
number Of each reading shall be endorsed upon
each ORDINANCE and resolution, and It shall be
stated BY the Chair when presented r. considera.
m o" ~ns.ns, y upon its FIRST or what suisse
Sac. =. The journal Of the proceedings ofthe
CITY Council aud OF each Board shall contsn true
and acc.rsse .ccount Of the proceedings and
briaf placement OF the contents Of each petition,
claim or paper presented shall be inserted IN the
Journal. AL resolutions shall be inserted ut
length on the Journal Of tho proceedings when pre-
scented, nut reports Of Committees shall not bo
inserted without IN express order Of the Board be.
fore whom they AFRO for cons liberation.
Approved this zlst day Of July, ls7o.
July ~ 'Wd Mayor, pro TEN.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23
TEE DIT aOODs TRADE.

wsinvite attention 10 the we'll displayed
advertisement Of Mr.. e. Hanny, which
may DO found on our first page. Mr.
Hanny is one Of our Oldest and most reli'
able merchants, and keeps full stock Of
just such goods . are adapted to the
wants Of this market. Ladies
will end him supplied with a full and very
attractive line Of dress goods, trimmings,
ACTIONS and everything else usually found
in Grst class dry-goods houses. Gentlemen
will End goods suited to their wants |;
families will find carpcting, oil cloths,
window shades, and II thousand other
things which cannot DO enumerated in the
limited space allotted 10 this notice. Every
thing he has In store will be sold n, prices
In keeping with the character Of the times
very cheap for cash.
Mr.. Hsnny is very obliging and
courteous gentleman, and will he found
one Of the men who deals strictly Oh the
square
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23
AJAX ABOUT cool DRINKS.
THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1870.

's's $500
"Schocnmcyer, ofthe Egyptian Brewery
Saloon, hasn't got drop''
"A drop Of whatr
why, white beer. The article he kept
was 30 superior that the people went there
in crowds until they drank il all up.
FRIDAY JULY 90, 1870.
Where in the world are NIL those
people goingf'
"Why they are going TO the Egyptian
Brewery Saloon, corner Of Washington
avenue and Tenth street. Schoenmeyer
has Just received an abundant supply Of
white beer, OF the celebrated Green Tree
Brewery lager beer, and of California, Ca
tawba and Rhine wines, all Of which h'
keeps on ice, most deliciously fresh and
cool"
"well, III join nat crowd, sure 40 here's
after themW u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

By passengers down the Illinois Central
We learn Of the accident near Odin, 10y
which a man was killed and his little
daughter seriously wounded, The two
had been gathering blackberries, and were
re,urninghome. We are unable to explain
how it occurred that train ran over them,
but in THAT way the man 5 log was cut of. in
aieting njuries from which he died in fifteen
minutes. The little girls arm was cut OF,
and her body rather badly bruised-the
whole forming sum total Of wounds that
will probably have a fatal result,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23
A PLEASANT AND POPULAR RESORT.

II You have leisure hour aud want 10
employ 1t pleasantly drop in on Henry
Lattner second door below tho post of.
flee. Ho has large airy rooms, splendid
bagatclle and pidgeon hole tables, and the
coolest and best lager beer, imported and
domestic wines and liquors to be found in
the city of Cairo. A spacious room, re.
tired and well vcnti lated, supplied with
chairs and tables, Is At the service Of visit.
ors, and Henry himself Is nearly always
on hand to give everybody q welcome.
Drop in ON him, and see If all We have
said, and more too, Is not true. lw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23
4 BOYS INVENTION.

We have just examined new attach.
nent for all Sewing Machines, called
"Leslies Magic Rufller,' for making ruff.
fling and putting, which has been invented
by a boy, after several months of most
preserving study, which has discouraged
many On older head. II Is q perfectly
simple device, which can DO understood at
aglanoe, and used with ease by every one
who can run . sewing machine, and does
its work 70 perfection. twill gather aud
sew 70 . band in the neatest possible man
ner.
Al ruiiiing is used In large quantities by
every family, We trust the sale of the in
strumens will well repay the persevsring
boy Tor his industry.-CAieago Evening
Post.
NoTr.-The kufasr will be sent by mail
10 any address, on the receipt Of the price,
u 30 and name Of the machine, and amer
. weeks trial, II not found satisfactory. il
may be returned, and the money will be re.
funded. Address,
cornell, WARD d CUMMINGS,
l33 Lsks ST., Chicago
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23

An ordinance providing for the construct on OF =
Sidewalk on the east side OF Washington avenue
NJ and below the southeast corner VI seventh
street.
he Il onianoi By me Ciy CDanc1 Of ne W. N
Cairo .. .
of Wash,u ston ayenue AZ and LeIox The sn,il.
east csrnef OF Seventh street IN front 81 lots IL
49, ~ and ~ block ~, City Of Cairo and ten feet
northwest OF sad ht-, " the outer edge of eide
Wink ON soush aide Of Seventh street, Had TIA,
the cost Of the same be assessed upon and col.
ieeted from the propeatt benefited thereby, In
acco dance With The charter and ordinances Of
the city.
approved this Sist day Of July, $50.
JOSEPH MENDEL,
yxzIW ."f4 N Mayor pro tenn.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23

The weather Is clear and warm, but .
fine breeze renders the beat less oppressive.
The thermometer indicated SO degrees at
noon. li. ffI.tf |..Htl'it '..f
The river has fallen four inches since
last report.
Tho Mississippi is still falling at 81.
Louis, and only seven feet scant is re-
ported above Cairo. There Is still ten feot
water below this city.
The Ohio Is about stationary at Pitts
burg, with three feet nine inches water. II
Is also stationary at Louisville, with four
feet eight inches in the channel, and four
feet on Portland bar.
Rains havo fallen all along the Ohio
from Pittsburg TO Cairo, and the river will
not probably become very low for week
Tho Cumberland Is falling, with four
feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
Business hero continues moderate. '
The Ella Hughes brought 300 empty
-four barrels for Fulton 4 Sons, 1000 pieces
heading for j. w. Steele, 8 bbls vinegar
for Joseph Nendel, ~ coils cotton rope,
IS bundles news paper for rsshipment to
st. Louis and 4 hide tobacco for roship-
ment to New Orleans.
Tho Matches cleared last night after
filling out hero with oil she wanted-about
100 tons, nearly oil Of which WAS way
freight 1pv .Ir,tr
WIN. Wyatt, Of Nashville, Tenn, prsc.
teal steamboat engineer Of many years CT.
perisnce, has a-invsntsd and patented
an apparatus for regulating the motion Of
doctor engines, which will keep the water
In the boilers at regular depth for any
lcngth Of time, without tho engineer being
compelled 70 move the throttle:valve Of the
doctor" unless the boat should remain 20
long at landing Is 10 allow steam TO te
reduced to a very low pressure. The
water will also be carried al more regular
depth than IN engineer can possibly carry
II BY the present method. The
apparatu, Is very simple, and consists
only Of u hollew ball Of copper which
floats in tho water inside Of the boiler, and
10 connected by leavers with . small sli.
ding vslvo which Is opened or shut by the
rise or fall Of tho water. Through this
valve, the steam 10 conducted TO tho doc
tor engine through half inch pipe and
tho speed Of the engine increases and di.
minishss - tho water 10 the boilers rises
or falls. The apparatus can b. seen on
board the Ella Hughes and John Lums-
den.
The City OF Alton Is the packet for
Memphis to-day in place of the Belle Of
Memphis. $1,000.
The Mollio Able leaves for New Orleans
tonight.
The City Of Evansville 10 the packet
for Evansville this evening. 'i.|.
Tho Paducsh packets leave ut pm. cx.
cept Sunday.
Capt. d. NJ. Greenieaf, freight agent Of
tho st. Louis and New Orleans barge
line, NJ. v. 7. Co., died at Keokuk ons
Wednesday last. lie was highly esteem
I'd by every one who knew him. II.F .
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23
The 8nl1etin
NEWS .! TIE CITY.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

A mass meeting of the Democracy OF
Alexander county, is hereby called at the
courthouse, In Cairo, on Saturday the Solh
July inst, at one o'clock pm. for the pnr'
pose Of selecting delegates, to represent
said county, in the Congressional and Sem
atorial Convention TO be held ut Metropo-
lis. Ills. on Thursday, 4th August next
W.T." = '''- q. WINSTON
Chairman Dem. Co. Cen, Com.
jy20dawtd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23
WASHINGTON HALL GARDEN.
sunday, July aAth, 1870.

or easy access, supplied, with seats
and tables for hundreds, and under the
supervision Of the affable John Scheel
the Washington Hall garden presents ir-
resistable Inducements to those who would
pass their Sunday evening in pleasant,
lively and rational manner. On Sunday
evening next Wittiss band will be on
hand, and as usual visitors can command
all the cooling and popular beverages of
the season. Everybody is invited. The
proprietor will welcome the whole town
jy22.2t H.a...
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23
ERuIT LARS.

Parsons, Davis 3 90, ut, Nos. Il 2
Tenth street. have received their second
large stock of Fruit Jars for the summer
trade, which they are Offering at much
lower figures than last years figures.
Good Glass Jars at 81 80 per dos; Ma.
son Jars, self sealcrs, at SO 76 per doz.
same 50 with porcelain lined caps, 50 per doz.
Call and examine at the
II ''~ QUEENSWARE HOUSE,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23
MINERAL. WATERS,


kissingen, Setter, and Blue Lick
Waters, and all the other variety of
waters from the celebrated springs of Ger
many and America, on draft and for sale
by the glass gallon or barrel ut the drug
store Of Is. Y. Whitaker, No. los CONNER.
e'n' avenue carr Ills. apll?tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23
FLORA GARDEN.
A shady, Pleasant Resort.

30 TO Flora Garden next Sunday, and
enjoy its delightful shade, and the hospital
ity Of the wide awake proprietor. As
usual there will DO first class music, plenty
Of cool drinks, and abundant means for
pleasant pastimc. No charge at the gates.
u F. FISHER, propr.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23

Just received at =. NeT's, No. 70, Ohio
L'vee' splendid lot of spring Cassimeres
Coating and Vestings, which win be made
up IN the most fashionable styles, and at
prices to suit the times, perfect 1t guar.
ant ed or no sale ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23
BAGArELLE AND pIGEONmoLE TABLES
NO. ".


| Re n orirfref by ,hs Sy,y DUNE, nj "a, IN, ~,
cdiro. 0"y "
sEcTio ' H. me regular sts,ei meetings Of the
| Hoari Of Aii.r,n,n "onysnei IN aa.ns snu .as
| hal he hc,d an Inc E,isav ~ ~ Jv. sesson.
Mondsy in every month AT la, CsSs ssssn 'ne
ns,inss s co Da ~ G a,.s snd -pss,ai
Two Boards iy The Msvoy Iy ~. T,v a,n o. ui,e
on written reqnisition 81 any two mc;.bet. or bv
s";,ce e" 70 eaah sn - % %, h, bis, ~ personal
notice at the usual place of abode Of ssch nam.
usn o. bstv ' Gis,s ssns AND fha b Ne
n.r,,hsl and q the ro,,es Cos.sal!s. On duty Ia
s,c' III. foIiosiny sssi =, ~ ~ s s.',ss
csens, Of said city Jo:nc s CO 's a. sbprs
,a,o,i,v ~, I'm .,, Z
paa,d ~ III w. VI ,nc .nsnoeIs elected 70 both
ai".s n,,mbcr mdrs -. ,.s1ss.. nusinss pnt
DAY to day AMI may require the attendance of
o'nei i, n,' ~
- Ieson', shmi tnke ne chnw and call the men !.
~ ~, ainrt ana ~ sIas nbsenrs 81 the Mayor.
tns wy ,icrk' or any members shall call the Qcet-
ing 70 order and chairman pro tenn shall be
appS'" "' '""' "e'uhg, OF ohti the chairman
"ppeAAi ,.r IN. coui., a, m. .., No.. .,
nem,ers OF oo'h boafdr shall bc placed 10 alphs-
, ueucSi 1raer' s1hous reiefescs 70 which bserd
,hs '',o ,",n.Ns ~ the procscdings 81
shai be icah anu approved OF ssWsadeds unless
such rsahinx N unAh mously dispensed " tth, r
'ne or"cr OF business shs'i shsn he - fol.
'ows, va
unhnlshcd business ITO N -psevtOus ineesings.
=. Eepor!s rom the CITY ofioers. :
ch.i,mIn IN ho o,i. 20 oe csied Tor ~ the
ehsiImsh 20 NE ofief NAMED IN the Joint rcsolu a..
lions adopted by section - Of these rules.
- reu.Ion..
Z. tesolutlon- AMI motions.
mlsce.aheous business;
c.,,s sY nnr rom u,. Mayor may BE- re-
o. Every motion OF proposition shall, a. thc
chairman, or any member. requires H. c feIuec I'd
TO writing, and the name u the member owing
| upon the Journal. WIN ="
.; No motion .hall be debated until IL Is se.,.
Of thc Councl and shAil De- stated ~ the char
man man or 4 IN ~r.,ns, shal, ts deiserel q ihe
%,ss sr sy tn. mS S.Ss or, :
ei;on ~ o. am.ndmept
form 'nsns a. are ." ., "p .ns ,,ol,s.ns
fase may el will say Ave-. and the Contrary W
mesnr NAV SAs cal. f, Chairman may direct Or a.,
nays shaf o called and Entered on the y loarn.i
| When q question /. Before tie coun'l no
mouon shall ce received nnlcs- To sniend, post.
INIT o. for The p;ey on. question, or 70 adjourn, and
,h, .nuh n ~ engaged IN voting. and such mo.
y. Any member may call for a division Of the
n ut' ,h under debate. when the viii al.
~. Every member present, when a question \.
pun snail vote. unless the Council shall for special
isason,, excuse him from 40 doing, or unless he
shall not vote. Nv
vbcs nv questions s,s .ha be ~. n the order
whsn ~ ~ .ss mcvsd' ssssp. 10 hilng up blanks,
To nr.s put;
cor Sss .ns s .s. order and de-
suHect 10 an appeal TO the Council.
c 10. " any member transgrsssss the rules Of the
vounc,!, We chairman shall, aad any member
Dot called ~ order shall Immediately sit down
asa De silent. The 'uncil, II appealed 10, NAV
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23

FoR tho coolest and most palatsble st
Louis larger beer, go to Meyers saloon,
corner OF Washington avenue and Twelfth
street jei3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23
ORDINANCE no. IO9.

An ordnance 10 repeal portions Of ordnance 70,
approved April 9th, ls.y.
q, q 1''a'sNd ~ ne wv Crs~ea q As a. o.
snrios !. That all that portion OF section g Of
oaalnshee nnmhered "a, approved April Gih, ls1e,
commencing With and lSllo lpg III. word .'pfo.
vlded' AMI all Of section > Of ssid ord nance. b.
nhh the same 70 hereby repealed.
approved this Hst day Of yuly, 1870.
..,,. JOSEPH MENpEL.
O@dIW Mayor pro TEN
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23
RIVER NEWS.
ARRTvALs.

ARRfvALS.
p p,,s All, Columbus Armada. Pndacah
Quickstep, Evansville; Petroiia id
Liberty No 4, Mcmp; city Of Nicksburg 81 Lon
beIie ~. Louis, do Shark, N. u.
'''i-'s'' DEPARrURRs. sfsE
Dan Able, Columbus, Milbrey, Paducah;
renclia, Hickman; Armada, do
nellie b. Louis, ~. Losis Liberty No. =, Gin
shark, bo N City ofvicksbnfg, Nicks.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-23

A new supply of Calf Boots and Caters
ust received at +. Nea's, No, 80 Ohio
Levee.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21
England. ths feeling against

e lin England, the feeling against
France isunanimous. Like the more in
telligent journals of this country, the
London press, without exception, find
that Napoleon declared war on pitiful
,pretcxt, and that he is responsible for all
the blood that will be shed, as much as
he isfof the lives Of the 29eo0 remon-
strants of As, On whose bones his thrope
is built. The sympathy Of the world is
not SO much for Prussia as a. ainst France.
Man grows wiser, and it is now felt that
this war is caused by one mans vanity,
and that he who inauguratesra War-of
Punctilloi is fiead. 83
The prete1t for Napoleon's declaration
is now alleged to be respectful Prussian
circular to European courts, announcing
the Kings refusal to receive Benedict,
and Olivier admits that war was declared
on the basis of what purported to be an
abstract of this circular supplied by two
French spies. The speech of Theirs,
suppressed as far as possible by the En-
peror's orders, seems to have been a
calm and impressive protest, recalling, by
its resemblance as we'll as its contrasts,
the imprisoned defamation of Chatham
in '76-'77.