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clnl sasa that, yeErtrIay afternoon. EAsl t'1ao-
vile called on Theirs ut the French Embassy. Al
though Theirs came tny qua,tac't ny thr tfehth
Government, he could not he received IN I'o"n'
Ing street. as the English Government viii NOT
Yet recognize the republic. Earl GehuTille' now.
ever. cou1r11rd with lin as the representative Of
the ;< focio government OF France, scm!-osacfat-
H. The Earl exhibited I'LL his ~efl-knosn cuus"
tesv ap.i suaytfy. Ills LoE,Ishfr sail: ~ hope
y.u Will allow to expires the 'e''p rt:rt win
which, !u.lirHiuuI. have fern 50 Inahs MIS-
tut,ntS trfnll FEaNcr--a Country Atlstd IN 80
mauy WAY with Ensia1d. II m' Z" riess "1st'es
could ttc u any asm!l, pace Would socn testose
Ii to her former prosperity.
Tl,;ess rrp1ic.l: ..Frauee Is quite able Aud dc-
;x,Eafr.u 10 defend herself against ul9 focs, bas
sr earnestly desires peace. Aid ts tor IN II ma
| son that hy hit the HON asks Eac'ana. ul"a
| wlcse astioE all shc powcrs Of Europe arr nav
waiting, 10 ialn them IN securing fcr her such
| terms p9 tN ace rs sac call honoF2hIg accept.
she Mtll accca NJ terms that arr not honorable.
Iarl Granville replied: - do not rec ~ Eng
1.n.l can inter ftre. hut think may say taas,
wtt... PIE serving Strict neutrality, England "G1
present to Prussia anr propositions o1ered hs
France, nn,! act the part Of Il slncett frteni II
caunet, hun. yer, be expected that EaGsaha VIII
1ol1 any power In usicrtng fhfeat 10 Pstssftar
uor can England even positively prorstse to urge
| up,u Prussia the acceptance Of any offer which
| France may be disposed 10 make 10 her.
| 1usrs nrmly hut courtcousv said upon this
1sa, he saw nothing to he looked for from Eng
tapd then in the NATTER and that the negotiations
| Undertaken hy the Continental Powers, win
| hcpe Of Enclanls cooperation, must probably tse
| spJcrcl to 1all through. The Interview shortly
| after cnEed.
, l,pon thr making public, late In the afternoon,
I Of the a0aye Interview, an tmproMptn Ieetlng ot
1 | people WAS called, anA great crowd assembled
e In Trafalgar Squarc. There were many speakers,
| *hn 1~nr ami fCdf NJN>Af{hr
0 | thc goyctnmen, IVES denounced IN tho b!tseres'
an.l most uumeasuretl terms. for It's course to
0 | wayd the French Republic. The Cabinet Vas nc
/ cls.pl to te Csetnct Of TREASON to human right
- MI. to The peace Of Europe. The example .
America was Invoked amid the mos: tsenendou
T. cheers 'trpm the multitude Immense aFpaus'
followed the scntiment that II the right ct tn
le rcpp,e to establish republic in France vas to
tente,l, II would so0n become tho duty OF IN
ii neep1e 10 establish republic iu England.
= fSe<clAl pe1ratch to the New York THbrnt.1
n Lp>ppS, Sept It'll an assured, On auiao1t
Icannot dcuht, that Theirs has come over as'ss
lu,ely TO feel the pulse Of the English Cover
nept, md IT. to persuade them TO jo!n neut'i
I.ncuc. TO prevent the tiIsmembermens OF Franc
and preserve the European equilibrium 1t
nj needless to say that these Ideas Of MT years u
he t&u leau to nothing. The attitude OF the Engas
Government remains precisely as eefoFc. 1t
r. stated tina, 1t Is wiling to undertake mediation
IN The instance Of bo:h parties, not OF ono, anu
some resttlye basis Of previously accepted gua
re- antccs but Thrrs has none TO propose, absolute
hr | none His voluntary mission Is 4 complete IA
rye. 1t Il doubtful hethe1 he viii think It wo-
ah while to 80 on to Austria of Russia, Waefr, nc
all wtthstandinc Fayre's sauEulne hopes, tnefe 9
L lists disposition to interfere &c epafatclSt anu
VII prospect Of coalition. .
lie great democratic meeting Is called to he hs
an- In Hyde pa.8 On Sunday next. ami It Is q
rat ,c1nrlatcd to form grand democratic ptocess'
ION | In honor Ut the establishment Of the French
hat | ruhlic-
the Democratic meetings arr announced with
aud sane otjsct In Manchester, Birmingham. DEi5f
Ion- | AID EJlnbnzg.
,.- The 1in.r< CONTAINS editorial upon the llt
ion- | view between Granville anI Th,ess. 1t expres
ord the nzm belief that the mtsstnn OF Thcrs
su- bccn failure, productive Of no result, and t
lslf- the war must 20 on.
,ccn LcSroS, S+p1. 1s,-fnc a'fett mail 70 i2s1s
:, Ia | bcSh sIopieu. 1he teekfara "3es uafc os
rluv cut by.thc riuss!ans At CreiL
The Fc1sans nc apparently quite act3ve act
The M ice recently discovered and teixcd se
n Is Fentau documents at Cork One WAS a =
Tn. fr n,ac,ng the branch OF the Bluk OF 1rtla
, all isEp1SRrEGu, sept, liza vi"lcn' storm IN
= on- NoYth of Scotland caused the destruction
large amount Of property.
-, .oi 1nsnoy. Sept, IA dreadful railroad acclt
n.n, occurred ut Tnmwcrth. !n the County Of sta0
. ~ ,hte morning, The train known as the
In, !, 1,a,t which left uolyhead. "alcs' 'ast NJ
me when entering Tauworth, Was thrown ifofa
track by misplaced switch. the entire u
aritn mostly composed Of passenger coaenes' r1us
ce Ia Into the Trent River. Thus lar tne po"es "
l, Is engineer and four passengers nAse oeen
.uIxe ertd. There Is NTH tenfue'on G. lSs seta