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FRANCE AND THE CONGRESS
TELEGRAM 70 TIE nfW YaaK asaaln.

RepubIicnn'sIp Invited by Royalty 20 Lon
don.
Tours, Friday, Dec. 2, 1870.
The membcrs OF the government here have re.
ferrcd TO their colleagues In Paris the English noto
asking France 10 take part In tae conference on The
Eastern question.
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A.-UnnatHrai isedness Of the Ncsc, fsincIs
worms or grubs, pmpIe eruptons and blochc
Bond streeL
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The Public Hea.th-Provinclai Reports.
Madrid, Dec. 2. 1870.
The vomito has entirely disappeared irem Vale
cia, Alicante ahd barcelona.
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A.-FGr Failing, Ic Sc md PrcmaturcIy Gray
bar dandrut, rncworrn ec1ama, cntaneous dcas
OF toe head, to Dr. H. O. FERRY a. Bond street. who
cures those diseases with special presci ptlonI
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catl,CoTT STILL IN PRISON.

HMN ALBANY, Dec. O. 1870.
Calilcott 10 still in prison here. No pardon or
other order for his release has yet been received by
no Penitentiary onlolalss
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Tiffany 81 Co.,,
Union ennrrn.

offer large and choice atoes of Ladies' Watches sA
sizes and every variety OF casing with sns OF the
finest quality
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PRuSsiA'S PLAN.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yuax HERALD.

Tho Congress a Fixed Fnct-A Now Treaty.
BERLIN, Dec. 2, 1870.
Il Is asserted that at the conference which has
bAas "sed Tor the settlement OF the Ess,ern anes-
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Die,i.

Mc0owAN.-On Thursday December J, MATHEW
MCGOWAN. aged 30 years.
The relatives and friends are invited To attend tho
funeral, on sunday afternoon at one O'Clock lroln
his late residence, 32G earl street.
[For other Deat,S See 7eath fugel
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An Extended Popu!arity.--ss Erown,s Eron-
CHIAL TROCHESn have been before the public many
years isch year Gmds them in localities IN various
pars OF the word The Troches are pronource universally
superior u all arceA gurposss RELAY.
ing Coughs Colds and throat bees
proved rcllabo
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A.-RcsfOrer America for tho HAIR. The
only clear preparation without sediment the world thai
will restore color dspese dandrun cleanse scap
Prepared by DIR. l. j. ObRIES, and sold by all druggists
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A.-E~pensched.-S Splendid silk Uats for
ST. equal to those usually sold elsewhere So combining
elegance and Durability ESPENoeHE!D, Manufacturer OK
Genlemcn's hats, 1IB Nassau street.
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Despatch from Munich Announcing
q Victory for Won der Tam.
Important Changes of Posi-
tions by the Prussians.
Denial of the Reported Evac-
UatiOn of AMiens.
TELseaAKs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


ing Ii.
LONDON, Dec. 2, 1870.
telegram from Tours to the London Times dated
yesterday, which l forward specially for the NEW
YORK HERALD. contains the following intelli-
gence:-
The German army commanded by Prince Trcdc-
rick Charles Is retiring before the Army Of tho
Lore, which is in great strength, following it.
Retreat Of DC PaIadines- Ylls Army Passing
Through Orleans Yes,crday-BourbaIsi in
Commend.
LONDON, Dec. 2. 1870.
A correspondent at Orleans telegrapbed az A. M.
to-day:-"Thc Army OF the Loire is at this moment
marching our from headquarters and leaving Or
leans. gourbaki passed here yesterday In command
OF the Nineteenth corps. The Prussians are con-
centrated between Janville and Plthiviers."
Advance or rhesErench Left Wing-Batt,o and
German De;cat-Rcport from General
Chnnzy-Fishting All Day Thursday-Suc-
cess All Along tho Ldnes--victory ut Patay-
Ris. in the Rivers Loire md Cher.
LONDON. Dec. q 1870.
Later and moro important dispatches have been
received from Tours relative to the movements Of
the Army Of the Loire.
ADVANCE OF THE LEFT WING.
The movement OF the army began on Wednesday.
and was directed by the Minister OF War; The first
operations were favorable General Chanzy left his
position the next day and found the Prussans en-.
trenched at GuIlonville. Fermlniers and Corners.
BATTLE AND FRENCH VICTORY.
Tie Immediately gave them battle, which was only
ended with tine night The Prussians were COM
PEELED retire. and the positions held by them were
captured by the French. where they encamped that
night. The French artillery was well handled.
The German loss was heavy. and the French loss
very light.
REPORT FROM GENERAL cHAUzv
General Chauzy reports successful advance OF
the French left yesterday. The Fronch carried the
first Prussan line and afterwards their positions at
bonneville, Vepan and FaveroIles. The Prus-
slams retreated on Loigny and Chateau CambraY.
BATTLE ALL DAY THURSDAY.
Fne Army OF the Loire has been engaged with the
Prussans to-day The position OF the latter ex-
tended from Chateaudun, where tn cir right was
posted, through Joinvile to Toury, and from there
to PithivIers and Beaune-la- Roande. Their second
line, in the rear, extended from Fontanebleau, by
the way Of Montereau and yilleneuve TO Troyes,
where il joined the first Prussian ,ino.
SUCCESS ALL ALONG THE LINES
telegram from Laral dated to-day, states that
NJ. Gambetta has publicly announced that the Army
of the Loire has successfully resisted an attack on
the left and right wings and is now moving for
ward. Gambetta continues, "vlctory now ravors the
French. re Deans are being chanted here.n (Tours)
VICTORY AT PArAY.
French successes at Patay, In the Department of
Loiret, are claimed but they are not yet confirmed
CONTINUED FRENCH SUCCESSES.
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Genuine Weather strip Like Rocbuckss
makes house storm proof Is Futon aact near (iR
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RUSSIA PACIFIC.
TELeGRaKS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ST. Petersburg Reassured and CnI,n.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. @ 1870
pacific solution OF the Black sea question 10
assured to-day.
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Blcnchina, Cleaning aad DycinG.--T4ord,s
0nces 0 Proadwny corner Twenty street; Ill ElQth
Ayenue, and Aay Broome street, corner OF BroadMay
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tion new treaty WIN be proposed omitting an
reference TO the naturalization or tno Black Soa
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Chri-tndoro' Unrivalled HAIR Dye.-gOlA
and applied at his wig and soap factory No. Astor Hous
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Christmas is CominR.- Ladies'. Cent?.
Msses Boys Boots and Shoes for holiday presens "
MILLER CO.'S, Union square.
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RUSSIA.

The Cars Reply to the British Note
Published in London.
GaatasfOne's Cabinet 'sTinled''
and Divided.
Gortchakoff Considers the Treaty Of
Paris Abrogated.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>>>>~--~
Intense Excitement i'm Great
Britain.
---0~~~~~~~-~>~~~-~~~~~
A European Congress Accepted
as Fixed Fact.
Disnarck's Foley and the Key Of
the Situation.
Austria Initials the Discussion Of the eue,-
tiOns Other than the Black Sea
Naturalization.
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Ball, Black & Co..,
JEWELLERS And sILvERsMrTHs
Cos AND h61 BROADWAY.
offer q very large aud choice stoce very nnc
THREE-QUARrER PLkTE
WALrliAM WATCHES,
in new styles OF specially made their own ordo
These watches cannot exceilei beauty Insh or no
ne-keepiny qualities by which be bought corr
spending prices 49,.
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Diabetes, Observation-Disclosures Waeor 4.
certain cure for it. Depot IS CliT street.
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The German army commanded by Prince Frcdc-
Loire, which is, in great strength, following 1t.
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Royal Havana I0ltery.-suupieuneus
deeFmiuci by drawings tho ROYAL Havana Ioais
For !nformaton &C., address MCINTYRE LU TY co. 1f
Csnul, lb4 Chatham 2aQ dreOnwioh strees ~s~
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TIE soRTIE OF TUESDAY.
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EnGiish Toeth6rushcs OF Best Ergllsh Make
1T greatly reduced prices.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Trizes Paid n
gold Information furnished The Highest rates maid for
pou6oons and all kinds of Gold and Silvor.
TAYLOR u CO., Bankers Id wall street New York
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stcrr, & Co., 6,3 broadway, Have Now
Hats Ladies' nne Furs their specially.
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WoiIed Free tOr % cenfs.--Dr. kahnss Ixcc-
uras on Nervsm Debility Marriage. Its obligations anA
mpedments, and diseases arising fram imprudence wtth
from ac,ua practice. Address Secretarr ~
h aims Museum, 7l6 BicAdwav. New York
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we hnve only to contemplate tho dignity and
eegsncs o. the men Of New York their stylish finely IN
sna ashlcnabe head gear TO bs al OF the
ar o. S srosdw.y Most Of !hs elegant h.s seen On
aud staads hs head OF The haaS lasacss =
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27

Prince Leopold would not be re-
neWed. Il was when approaching
TO address him on this point that
the King abruptly declined any
conversation with d. Benedict,
and subsequently sent his aid-de-
camp TO tell him that on that sub
iect he could have no further dis
cussion. That the Kings manner
at the time was abrupt was obvious
to all the spectators; but as his
ald-de camp was particularly cour-
teous and his message politely
wOrded, the French ambassador
made no complaint TO his govern
ment. Contemporaneously, how
ever, with the minister's letter
stating the refusal of the King to
give the required guarantee, there
reached the French government,
through its ministers, at some
other Of the European courts, in
formation that the Berlin govern
ment had telegraphed an account
of the scene in the garden of Ems,
as If it we're q public affront put
upon their ambassador. This in
depreciation ofthe act became more
important still when it was learned
that the official journal at Berlin
North German Gazette) contain
ed an account published in AN ex-
ira, conveying the same idea. The
preparation Of the Prussian Min
lister TO leave Paris, and the enthu-
siastic rejoicing Of the people Of
Berlin at the Kings conduct, con-
armed yet more this conviction. 1t
was when smarting under this idea
that the Duke de Grammont said,
in giving an account Of the matter
TO the French Senate, If by any
possibility an assembly in France
could endure such an afTront as
this, | would not remain for five
minutes Minister of Foreign AT
fairs. NJ. Olivier was obliged to
discuss the facts before the Lower
House, and although embarrassed
by the bitter opposition of the
Radicals, as well as BY the necessi.
ty of arguing a question of hon
his declaration that he sac
copied a war hat he had done
everything to avoid" was very
nearly the sentiment Of the entire
Legislature. The Debates (Par-
adol's late paper), on this point
1--WE have urged 4 peace
full policy with the full conviction
of the dreadful consequences of
war; but now that the honor and
the flag of France are involved, we
have but one prayer, and that is for
the success Of our arms"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27
WHARF AND nARBOR MAS.
TER,

We announced some time since
that DR.. Walker, late Wharf and
Harbor Master, was busily engag-
ed interviewing steamboat men
as rapidly as they reached this
city, and we felt satisfied he was
repossessing himself with the re.
ceipts which had been given for
wharfage and never reported. We
made this announcement that the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
might take immediate steps
towards investigating the charges
made against him. Wednesday
night Mr.. Allen, to whom the
matter was referred, made his re-
port, in which it was shown that
DR.. Walker had failed to report
one hundred and eighty.four
steamboats, which had landed at
this wharf, and that the officers OF
many of these vessels were known
to have his receipt for wharfage.
In the face Of this, as if to give
DR.. Walker every opportunity to
cover up his thefts, the Board re-
fused to accept the report, and
had the whole matter continued.
If DR.. Walker does not succeed in
clearing himself before this por-
tial jury, he is certainly a greater
fool than we take him to be. If,
however, the investigation should
be promptly prosecuted (which
we doubt, since it has already been
hanging fire for several months) },
and DR.. Walker be shown to be a
defaulter, the lame defense which
he has made of endeavoring to
shift the guilt of the transaction
on to the shoulders of George
Steele, should not screen him un-
less by prompt prosecution of
Steele ~criminally he shows be-
yond a doubt that Steele is the
sole criminal, and that they have
not been equally interested in their
nefarious deeds.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27

The Issue ILLusTRATED.-Two
old friends met q few days ago,
and we're about taking q friendly
glass in memory Of better days,
when the following conversation
took place;
Tom-"Well, Dick, l hear you
are a Democrat can it be trueE
Dick-"Well, Tom, I'm afraid
I'll have to plead guilty to the
charge"
"Tom-"Well, l never could
have believed it. You and l were
old Wings, and have fought the
Democrats for thirty years, and
now for to knock under and join
them looks curious enough"
Dick-"Yes, Tom, it does look
q little curious, but it is only Gu
rious in looks. / can't see where
/ and the Democrats disagree now
in anything, and why should We be
enemies when it will take us all to
save the country. The truth is,
Tom, I've cast the whole matter
up in my mind and have come to
the conclusion that 4 man must
now be one of three things, q Rad
ical, q Democrat, or q d-n fool"
-[Savannah Republican.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27
DR.. BUSHELS
SEPTENNIAL
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HIHIs INSTITUTION, incorporated BY the
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citation Of Scientific Physicians and Surgeons
devoted 20 the treatment Of patients, and
instructions In the theory and practice Of
the
Chemical System Of Medicine.
It is alvldei into the following depart.
ments;
FEMALE DEPARTMBNT.-In this depAFts
ment every compl Amt known to woman Is
treated with unvarYing success.
CANCER DBPARTMENT.-Cancers and tu.
mors are here cured In ninety-eight cases
out OF every hundred.
DEPARTMENT F0R HEART DISEAsE.-in
this department, this formidable disease Is
treated with the most gratifying results.
IMPAIRMENT FOR ski DIsEAsEe.-Every
form OF skin diseases permanently cured
here.
CONSUMPTION AND CArARRH DEPARTMENT.
The professors In this department have
made many important discoveries In the
treatment OF lung, throat and nose diseases
EYE AND EAR DRPARTNEHf.-The eye
and ear most tenderly and t~riumphantly
treated.
CONFIDENTIAL Observation-Disclosures to
the exclusive Treatment OF q class Of mala-
dies, nameleis here, by an able professor.
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SURGICAL DEPARTNENT.-We daily per-
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TO surgery.
All affairs OF a private character held sa-
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~ U1lce hours from s O'Clock In the
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Open every SUNDAY forenoon, from 0 q. m.
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- A treatise on all diseases free Of
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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27

Mr.. EDIroR-There seems to be
some misunderstanding of the Il.
cenSG tdn, now being collected BY
the Sheriff. The liquor license,
whether by retail or for more than
one gallon, Is all given by the Con-
StitutioR Of Mississippi to the COM
mon school fund-and the State is
the agent to collect 1t. When a
man gets q license 10 retail liquor
he is required to pay $500, but ii he
only wants TO sell in any Quantity
Of one gallon or upward, he only
pays $50, In all cases it Is payable
to the State IN State t~Vdrrants.
When he gets the SherifFs receipt
either for $500 by retail or $50 6y.
tVholesdle of one gallon or uppayd,
he only has to pay these amounts
to the Sheriff, and then get q license
from the Chancery Clerk for twelve
months /; and this is all he has to
do; neither the city or county can
tax him any more license for selling
liquor. A.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27

Grafton breadstufs) as the safest
and best investment than can be
found, and, consequently, with the
appreciation Of our credit, q de-
cline In gold. Singularly, however,
they are not willing, in the face Of
peace prospects, to operate upon the
logical reverse Of their assumption
and buy gold on the certainty Of It's
going up. Others, with much
shreWdness, hold that a financial
disturbance in the country cannot
occur without q corresponding eff
feet In ell others having business
relations Herewith that the money
centres Of the world are now In
close sympathy, and the alliances
Of trade so complex and extended,
that financial distress In one cannot
mean prosperity for any other
hence, that when momentarY dis
turbances occur in one all feel the
shock. . Can 1t be wondered at,
therefore, in view Of this great puz.
zle, that dizziness prevails, and that
men as much as possible avoid en-
gaging in operations the result Of
which is dependent upon events
wholly impossible to be anticipa-
ted.
The New York Bulletin, which
not long since argued to show the
impracticability Of a resumption Of
specie payments, now insists that
specie payments may be resumed on
the LIST of January next. We think
the fact has been fully established
that rapid fluctuations in the gold
premium have not occasioned any
material arrangement Of our finan-
ces, or seriously affected the values
OF merchandise. The apprehensions
of mercantile disasters from q sud-
den return to q specie basis, have
had no other foundation than ex-
cessive timidity, since gold has
gravitated below twenty. The great
need OF the country isEoT an official
PRONUNCIATION OF q resumption OF
specie payments at any fixed future
period, but a vigorous and steady
effort on the part ofthe government
to break dOWn the premium by
means OF its gold reserves. What
folly TO keep 500 100000 of coin in
the Government vaults, when by q
judicious use OF not more thar hall
of It, our paper currency could be
made eXcAangable in all business
transactions for specie! Though
able faaaciers have taken the con.
trayy view, we believe that il would
be not only exped,eni, but eminent.
ly proper, for the Government 10
d" bear" the gold market al the time
when lis gold reserve exceed $780,
OJO,000. IttAat policy were adopt
cd, the bulls" would be forced out
OF the market. Their occupation
would be gone, and the immediate
result would be such q low rate OF
premium tina: silver coin would
come again into general circulation,
willie gold would begin to emerge
from It's h!diug places throughout
the country. This state of things,
80 devoutly wished for, would lead
the way 10 a formal resumption OF
specie payments by the Government
and banks, First familiarize the
people again with coin, and when
this is done, the banks will have nc
d.tIlculty in paying specie, as no
body will want it.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27
An Ousragoous Caats line.

The "fearless and heightened"
course pursued by this paper has
made some enemies, although many
friends.
Capt. Spears, the gentle and inOf-
fenSive Senior Editor, was yester-
day made to endure the conse-
quences of his personal response
bility in the matter.
While both the Senior and our
self were serenely mixing an ink
cocktail with a lead pencil prepare
tory to a few peaceful editorials
about public gamblers, thieves, de.
faulters, &C, a railroad official, from
whom Capt. Spears had no reason
to anticipate anything but friend
ship, that impetuous and desperate
man, Con Sheehan, the conductor,
rushed into the Sanctum unan-
nounced, and before we could in
terfere to save our Senior, or even
offer ourself as q substitute, the
Wild freshman, instigated by ''Rail-
road friends" came down on him
with a heavy gold.headed cane.
William staggered under the
blow but soon recovered his native
audaOity sufficiently to dare a repe-
tition of the attack.
In the meanwhile our intense ex.
citement almost strangled Us, and
prevented our offering any assist
ance until the affair was over and
the perpetratOr gone. We hope
the Jackson Chief Of Police will
soon have "Con" in custody.
Capt. Spears is doing as well as
could be expected under the cir
cumstanCes.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27

The following, by q sensible girl
of Mobile, in reply to an invitation
to a picnic, expresses our views ex-
actly:
II to boil and 20 bake and 70 butter,
To lo:tlC, 10 Slice aad i4cs,
To get % b. re yOG s.e gead",
And before you axe really come b4cAi
II tak.a:a eat at c pic.d!sa.
Al! .U.lAs OF mc.: n t1c grass,
And having bugs uop Ia you. 9Lt.Ils,
AaI sBa..s ;A4e = JIiA "a yOus g...ssi
II toad, he, Ing no o. "3ag .alw.ch,
And beetle, insgc tug rOg- b.e3i,
When bramb!e AMI ,-.ras at. :odr fee,
An. worms lelt cowa on y-Ur mead;
If scattering in every direction,
II s,eE .I foliage Illt w.,
And iiud you ilTr i.s:b: H".s'pled
By ..iA- :I.s" Jane 81 he: .oEeli
Hin Gathering mp attic fragments
OF such ~ A!caG!Iu cast,
You can't ,Cli wAet.et 'uwls most Ike
Entertainment lOr man o. ~. b-ass;
II that k,ad Of thing is enjoyment,
In longer or shorter measure,
And you're simple enough 20 br!.evc %,
WIZ, tncn, help yourse!I 10 t4s pleasure
But for mo CsNeak from experience;
Tic subjec. I've closely pursued,
The reply Will be found In scriptures
81 pray to hold me excused"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27

If any one (who knows) will
inform us why the London Times,
Herald, Civil Service Gazette, and
other English papers (which are
very acceptable) are sent to us
continually with marked editorials
on the subject of Great Britain's
East India policy, we shall be
duly grateful. 1t is sometime
since we dabbled in the matter
alluded to, and just now Webber's
bond, Walkers defalcations, and
libel cases keep us pretty busy +;
but if there is anything in the line
of England's East India policy
that we can do for our clever,
though unknown friend, we will
devote our "well known editorial
genius and experience to said
business.