, 1870-09-10
WARRINGTON.


TIKI EUROPEAN WAR,
WARRINGTON, Dec. SIN the Cabinet to div the
question OF The United States taxing m artive
part with The European powera In an attempt to
securu peace, was the only matter OF importanco
acted upon outside OF rontlne bustnesa The
opinion was general that our government con1d
70 no further than to tender its good oces to tae
parties engaRed, and 4 despasch WIS accordingly
sent to Berlin, taae white thu government con1a
rot participate with foreign powers In neentta,
lions for securing peace, it would tender its good
of1lces in the interest OF peaca when.
ever solicited Mr.: iWashburn In pn-
rae oespasches has expressed grave
Doubts whether the present organization in PART,
can make itself permanent, and he conyeys the
!oea toaf while The leaders themselves are hone.
ILL., theJ sf11l dlst1nst many who ART prominent
both IN military and political circles, and there ii
feeling that some who arc acting With the Re-
pub1lcans are secretly favoring the return of the
Orleans family to power. In executive circles
here there u a marked lack of confidence In the
stability Of the present Provisional Government
OF France, and this feeling IL BhA1ed At al hue
legations. n. Derthemy, French Minister, has
received formal notice Of the appointment Of his
successor.
To tho Associated Pzeaa.
TIE KFRANco-FRUssIAS WAR
WASHINGTON, Sept 9.-Treasuref Skinner fs
aSa!1 very sick, AMI Unable to attend 10 his on
clAl duties. The Cabinet to-day talked over the
FTEnc0-f f5usalAn WE question, and nuAllJ agreed
10 what has already been done. A despatch viii
lie sent to Minister Bancroft IN reply to one from
him. tn which the government saJs: "While we
II our good otl1ces should be redpested bT tue
belltgeEents, we would be happy to lend them,
with view to bringing about peace between TWO
powers with which NC hare traditional friend
ship"
THB KH0t1zu NIsIsrBR.
The President has not ret designated snc-
nounced until It be known that the person to
whom the mission mag be offtrtsi will accept.
The President will leave for Long Branch To-
ntGhi. and return to Washington on the 1st OF
October With his family.
TIE FRENCH REPCHIIC.
In conversation with one OF his Cabinet mcru-
besR yesterday, President Grant said he did not
believe that the republic could be established at
the present time tn France. 6t1}clA dispatches
from Minister Waahbusne say that while the re-
10 sne1 e1bc q ~
in case any FeVerses hctalt the p1aus Of tho pres
ent Ministry. General Trochn, the despatch saYR.
: oPpo@sedn @ + to q republic, and faVo1a GROWING
The President has directed Minister Wash
hurne to give all the encouragement possible to
the new Ministry, notwithstanding his belief that
their attempts to establish republic will ptOye
fIultlcss
WtsH4Sa1oS, Sept .o.-Tne President Is now
French Republic. lie said Jesteruay: al have
fastened 70 Rlre the new republic our moral sup.
port, and hope that before the week Is out thlt
fas III nS ne ne en- aRyd9s aaes T. ns he
He talked freely to several gentlemen, and It win
not be surprising u, amer The Cabinet meeting
Wasa16urne 1 to oiIer bis sooa services Is media.
tor between the bclligercntA In his ayowed
support Of the Repubt!c, he is warmly supported
mems Of a1i TIC ~ csh,aet oficisls afe re- not a ye.
known.
APPOINTMENTS.