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KnIbaei-h Jumping for Once.

The Kings County Democratic General Com.
mt,ee met last evening, and reelected James b
Craig, Chairman. Mr.. Craig declined. Whereupon
the Committee elected Mayor KalbHeish, who bad
been working for the position, and who. Of course.
accepted II on the jump. Mr. Craig offered reso.
luton requesting the LEGISLATURE 10 pass bin pro.
vidng for tne election OF Park Commissioners
which was referred, and he meeting adjourned.
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BROOELYN

In the Summerneld VI. T. Church, Iafavettc and
Greene avenues, Brooklyn, sunday g. go was raised
to extinguish the debt.
The annual masquerade under the auspices OF the
Brooklyn Saengerbund, was he brilliant event last
night In the Academy OF Music.
The Supervisor, having once increased the fees Of
the Coroner and then reduced them again increased
them to ti25o each case Yesterday.
In accordance with the suggestion Of Judge Troy
the Grand jury yesterday visited the nthy jhl and
viii probably present 1t asa disgrace to civilization
Gustavc Llnge was committed to await the action
o. ot me Hrsnd Jury on the charge OF attempting 70
York. The prisoner struck for on y tSO
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GrinncI'- CnrtnQe system

Grinnelps new carriage system goes into opera.
ton TODAY. The men employed under the former
system were given from the lat OF February until
now to finish M. back work and make out tleir
the manager Of the new bureau. aud storkinr the
general agent, were busy yesterday In making pre-.
parations for the opening OF to-day's operations.
The former examined the bonds Of the new Contrac-
tors, StorkinG says that number OF the former
cartmcn win 10 employed by the contractors under
the new ffOiED.
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The steam Engine Of the Case.

The "velocipede compositor." Mr.. George
Arensbcrg. OF the Times once. set on wager, yes
terday, "stck OF solid minion type In Il minutes
and 80 seconds The feat was accomplished In pres.
ence Of large number Of his fellow craftsmen. sew.
erai OF whom timed the "veioce." When 1t IL un-
derstood that there are 20 lines In q stick, and %
ems to line, thus making nearly 500 ems OF solid
matter, the feat appears almost incredible Arens-
burg THINKS he do better than this cven and on
Saturday next, on q wager OF two to on time,
will attempt TO set four sticks Of solid minion-or
1,6t0 ems-within the hour.
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.

Capt. John Jourdan Is abou, to resign as head OF
the Sixth Ward Police.
John J. Braden. the President NJ the Y NJ c. A.
OF Spring street Church has arrived home from Europe
The Hon. Alexander II. Stephens In writing to =
friend IN Waseeton on the eh inst. conn rmed the re-
port OF his con.inuei Ill health.
Quite recently, Miss A. De We're, OF Love Songs
note was unanimously ami enthusiastically eli ected
member OF 3" Sornsis," an honor, however which met
with very decided though appreciative rejection,
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LOSSES ny EIRE

Mansfield a Higginss LbCntory and j. r. Miles's
cotton pressing establ shment IN MempLls were burned
ON Saturday, Loss. $4,000
Last evening the two-story brick building 3i4
Fourth avenue occupied by Maria O'HoRan AZ millin.
cry ana fancy goods store was burned Loss. t9.OO0
The Hampshire Woollcn Mills Of Messrs Little &
stanton, and the marsees factory OF the Huntington
Administering COMPANY, IN Huntington, n, Mass were
burned yesterday Loss, t9O,OOO insurance $50 OOO
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Hiahwnymcn Captured at Last by Metro
politnn Policemen.

At about o'clock yesterday afternoon, an
aged pcddler named Isaac Goldthwate, while walk.
ing along the Coney Island road near Wards Hotel
was knocked down by two New York ruiians who
kicked him n bout the head and face, and robbed
him. The scoundrels were pursued by Ohicers
Frederick and Murray, OF the Prospect Park police
who captured and delivered them into the custody
Of Officers johnson and Ward Of the Greenwood
police. The prisoners, who gave their names as
Patrick Ryan and John Hogan, were locked up
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The patromen Of the Fifth Ward Police are re-
qu'red to carry lanterns. which show their superior
Officers rocscY where they are on post at ni-ht.
They object, saving that the lanterns show the
thieves where they are. Their remonstrances not
having been needed by Capt. Petty, they iubg their
lanterns Into the stove, and the Captain entered com
plant against them before the Police Comms soners
stcrday. Mr., Manerre voted for the dismissal Of
all the officers whom the Captain accused
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Mreclled I'm Newark INV.

The schooner Henry, Wilcox, loaded with
bricks, from Hayersiraw for Newark. while attempt
ing TO beat through the draw OF the Central Rail.
road Bridse across Newark Bay on Saturday, 10 h,
came IN collision with ne Of the piers nnd sunk in
middle Of the cha lne in about thirty feet OF water
whore she now l'es She was good vessel, valued
at about S4OO0,
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The New Haven RniIroad Depo, Murder.

The Coroner's jury returned a verdict yester-
day in the of Mr.. Peyser, the Boston merchan'
who crushed by the cars at the Twenty-s seN en-
street railroad depot, on Feb that he TO his
death from injuries sustained by being crushed be
tween car and the gate OF the depot yard. The
Jury censurcd the Harlem Railroad Company for
neglectng to warn Mr.. Peyser Of his danger.
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Delinquent southern Postmaster. Liable.

Justice Miller, in the United States Supreme
Court yesterdav, on question as TO whether the
principal and sireties on the ofhcial bond OF one
keeler, who Lell tire position Of Postmaster Of
Salem, C., before the war, were liable, delivered
opinion that the defence reled NJ on by the de-
fendant OF that of compulsion and stabe force
was not sound, because such q consideration not
nominated in the bond"
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WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.

Thomas Williams, a c0loredl man, was found with
his neck broken on Saturday In sand pit near New
Rochelle.
Mr.. Nehemiah Vrcdenburgh the sexton Of the
sing Sing NJ f. Church, while lighting the church On
sunday evening fell over the back OF chair and sus'
a cd AZ lnna
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EnpIl.h Erie nondhoIder- on the War Pn,h

The agent employed by the Protective Commit
tee Of the English Erie stockholders, who, In con.
junction with the Ramsey Eaton party, are about to
Burt. an eminent solicitor OF London. He has sailed
for the United States, aud his arrival In this city is
daily expected.
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The Newark Murder Trial,

In the case Of Rosanns Rogers indicted for the
mansaughtcr of her brother in.law, James sheridan
al Newark, n j. the trial was closed yesterday az.
terhoon. The jury had not agreed when TnK sUS
went to press.
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A Chance for Greepbncks.

WAsuISGToS, Feb. l4.-Justice Miller saws
there is case on the docket that will enable the
Supreme Court to reverse Chases decision on the
legal tender inside Of thirty DAYS
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George Frank ReIea.ed from ludlow St. JaiI.

George Frank, who was said TO be in detention
In Ludlow street jail because he could not pay a.
jallor's tees, was promptly released on Saturday.
Messrs Tracy and Gardner did not hesitate to
release him for an instant. They have been very
kind to him during his imprisonment.
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The Newes, Kind Of Hrppy Men.

I.eonhardt Shwum, the murderer Of Cornelius
Siahl considers himself 7" the happest man In New.
ark becau he was found guilty OF only murder in
the second degree.
The sun., 1870-02-15

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 14.-In the prize fight to
day between Curley and Gallagher, the latter was the
victor after nineteen rounds.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
SHALL THE CANADAs CONTINUE DE-
PENDENCIEs OF BRITAINs

In,.r..,,,. n.h,,. a.. a.. u.u ~ v.x
c,.,', D~ =" ~ .o o.
-, D.""n.ns
the Time Of the Fentnn Hnid-EnRiish
Statesmen Preparing for the Inevitabies
A. a.. r., =, c..-.o. -, -. ...,.. =, a..
uay 'no hari oi CarnsrVon mo'eu 'or COPIES VI 'ne
correspondence with Canada and other colonies ro-
lative to the recall OF troops. He desired that the
.,,, - - - " .p " ,, -,
.o'on's question snouiu nave careiui consiuera"on.
lie favored confederation OF which Albion would
be the centre He commanded Canada for her CEN
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The Mar.ciilai-e to be Edited In Prison.

PARIS, Feb 1.-THE search for persons i'm.
plicatcd in alleged conspiracy Is continued By tho
police, and arrests are frequent. Another prosecu-
tton has been begun against La Mdr~iNdtss Tor pub.
fishing false news. Henri Roclefort las addressed
letter to the Project OF the Police, claiming In
moderate and respectful terms the right to furnish
articles to his own Journal the Marseiais, without
submitting them to the examination Of the keeper
of the prison.
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barkccper, was behind the counter, about midway
ofns length. The diagram will nx all these positions
clearly In the readers mind.
rHs SCENE or rur MURDER.
Columbia Street.
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This, however. proved premature. Throughout
the day his residence was besiegeI by ANXIOUS in
qurrrs including the rioh and the oor, male and
female, all sOlicitous to do something TO assist the
man who was go generally beloved. So p.i-istcnt
became these appeals for permission to the
wounded man or do something for him. Tat at last
1t became necessary TO station police at the door IN
order to secure the quiet that seemed all that cuul
De done tor hun. But even this Was Of no avail and
Il AZ o'clock he Gaspcd hls last, dying IN the midst
Of his family and friends, though all unconscious Of
their alecuOnate carcsscs.
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A.. nav Doc Won here to more fully and particularly
~ ' u sal on and the position Of the parties.
a. ~ ppm fi'"' On Culu ihia street, b wing width
NV. ''''et on a. ut twenty feet and runs back
,,. ''T '' 'urN feet, the side fronting on Carroll
49,. l0e haf Is on tue north side oil the room,
G,m' 'vL' parallel with Carroll street, from the eI.
Ti| lo'. 3! "lth.u four or hNe feet IN the rear.
v,t' .A- t0' ~ the counter stands against wide
elI's ~ le corner o. the street are two double
l ,1e '"'r rlrg INTO ell lcr street. Midway along
,,,,t," ie i- another door leading into Carroll
ttr',. ~ nc rear AMI opposite the end Of the
es.1,t j. uptf Lead NJ INTO the ball, as already
u4d I'. ii!s Is the only door that was unfast.
Eba,,' ,sl' hs TIE even ng The 9th doors and the
V,,,' .'ft not only secured, but covered with
udvs a s'p'tstpOd IN the rear Of the room about
C,rr,Y .,'Ween the eni Of the counter and the
ut s"ets sile Of the saloon. On that side OF
lquo, s opposite the counter, were two tiers OF
ids. ASKS standing on shelves and tapped Be.
Lqu6, na', fogalJ keeps What is termed fami
Al The Ely 'tihhg by measure 10 be taken away.
td ill., Iul I ehd Oi the ealuOn between the counter
tins ~ uoo'' were two barrels Of hquor. At the
'hGSotng, Chambers stood by these barrels,
ta S' .s,oS ~ me accompanying diagram. Voor.
.Ous,e, partially behind and st tie end OF the
,ppO,,s tvosSttJ directly at the end, and Toohill
nov, ,i oorhies. Matthew Reery stood By the
lssry H. Vhs, ne, Mcclellan was standing By himself
LH irln "e Middle OF the ROOM though but IL or is
'0orhits. aud facing hln. Mccall. the
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Norfoik Markets.

AUGU ST I5.-Sales /: ID bales cotton, running
loIs ut Ice. 900 bushels red waeat as al.25gy5o;
600 bushels red wheat tout OF orderf at
900 barrels extra flour at $3.50. 4, ~ ~
Beans Southern, $l.e@$Is5.
Eacon.- Clear rib 199iptc. shoulders. i6sc.
Cincinnati sugar.eIred mans. 22G92sc. /; baltimore
hams CSC. RIB sides, 1s1GIlsc breasts, ls3c VII.
ginia and North Carolina hams, 1g2Sc virginia
hng-round, 19c. ~ 5
Corn.-Wh ite, as equality, sieo2@sLs s; yellow.
Cotton.-Eow middiing, l7sc; good Ordinary,
Fish.-North- Carolina cut, as9ss.2s; North
Carolina gross, 90 North Carolina roc, SSQ4s.2s.
Flour.-FaDily. Ss.750 $40. rs; axtrs, $s9ys.s
superfne, $G750$7. rs nne, &e1$6 2s; rye $685.
stanton supeifne g.; Shannon extra, $s.5o.zr5l
GinSeng.- Toe. ST. at... l,.1.,-, 80,
kip, SITS green sailed, &c.
LIQUORS. Whiskey-Common proof, $l.3o re-
duced, $l.20@ Mz5; old rye, $2.6oQ$4. ..1,
l Odts.-New, weight, 47c.; for SEED, weight 500
Peas. -Black-eye, $3.50; black, new, $3.50; clay,
$L9o. .-tr. SO, 100.
Peanuts dull; fancy, $l.7o; prime, $l.4o;
ordinary, 9oc; Wilmingtons CSC. 0Sl.
Rosin.-Common, $l.so; MOL $2ao@*s; NO.
Saii No. j heart, BIZ; No: $40
| 10. heart Ssa1Ss sap S5@se. . -, 80
| TurDentine. --Spirits, 49c. - T.Ff sftEE - 4
1 Wheat.-White, choice, sl.lo fair 70 prime,
81 4O6lSi.6O; ordinary. 81 20@Dbl.3o Red, choice,
s1.es; fair to prime, $l.as@Si.sS ordinary u 20
Wool ooi,-Unwashed, ls@25c; washed, sO@asc.
Iar.-Large barrels, $50; small oarrels, sl.2a.
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A TuroRy or THuNpEReR. S. Mershon,

A THEORY OF THUNDER-R. S. Mershon,
writing in the Scientific american, says the
cause assigned in the textbooks for the
phenomenon commonly called thunder is
neither satisfactory nor correct. In suit
stance it is this: The electricity in passing
from one cloud to another, or to the earth,
makes vacuum along it's course, and what
we call thunder is the result of the subse-
uuent collision of the divided atmosphere.
This is perhaps true, If we accept it as a
statement of result, but think it affords
partial explanation only. My theory in
regard to this phenomenon is this: The
electricity, in passing from one cloud to
another, or to the earth, decomposes the
water in the cloud into its component
gases, and the great heat of the electricity
ignites and eXplodes these gases, and re-
forms them into water.
Ii something like this does not occur-it
an explosion does not take place-I cannot
understand why the mere passage Of cleo
tricity, either through the cloud or the
open air, should not be quite as noiseless
as the passage of any solid body would be
through either or both of these media.
The violence Of the explosion depends on
the volume of electricity set free and the
amount of water decomposed, or, if |;
volume Of electricity pass through per-
fectly dry medium, there could be no de-
composition of water, and consequently no
defamation.
And may not the fact that we can see
electricity at all depend upon the combus-
ton of gases evolved in the decomposition
of water in the atmosphere?
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All the bright boys and not few of the
best men Of America will hear with plea
sure that Mr.. Hughes, NJ. p, the author of
"Tom Brown at Rugby" yesterday arrived
in Montreal on Il visit to Canada and the
United States.-World, 17th.
The oldest living member of the Masonic
fraternity in this country, if not in the
world. is said to be David Styles, of Pres
colt, Wis. lie is in his 105th year, and was
made Mason on the 2lst day of May, 1877 :,
over seventy-three years ago.
Mrs. Steele, sister of Hon. Roscoe Conk-
ling, has been appointed by Collector Muir
ply Inspector Of Customs ut this port,
and is discharging the duties OF her Office
World.
1t is reported that the house in Twenty
third street, New York, in which the MUIR
der of Mr.. Nathan was committed, has been
sold for the sum of $4,000. Mr. Charles A.
Ransom, it is further said, is the purchaser.
A housewife on prairie farm Illustrated
the condition of farmers wives when she
said " It's mighty easy for the men and
horses, but it's death on women and Oxen"
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AN INGENIOUS ESCAPE FROM THE MARY
LAND PENITENTIARY.-One of the most in
genious escapes on record took place at the
Maryland penitentiary last evening. The
party who effected his escape is named
Adolph Lawrence, Frenchman. His cell
was on the upper tier, and being crippled
in the left hand, he was not compelled to
work. 1t is supposed that during the after
noon he must have visited his cell, where
he made an efigy OF man and placed it in
position inside the cell just as the conviets
stand when the deputy-keeper makes his
first evening round and receives check from
each prisoner as proof positive of his pre-
sence in his proper place. The effigy was
made of straw taken from his bed, and had
for head a pretty good representation
made of papier-mache. He also had hand
made of the same material, in the finger of
which was held his ticket. AS the deputy
keeper made his round he hurriedly gath
cred in this ticket with the rest, which was
placed among those taken from the prison.
ers, and OH a count it was found that the
number Of tickets tailed with the number
of prisoners. The first intimation of the
escape came from child on the street. A
reward is offered.-Baltinore Sun, 18th.
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Richmond Prices.Current.

THURSDAY, August 10, 1870.
These are wholesale prices. For small orders
an advance on our quotations is demanded. Our
quotations of country produce are wholesale, and
from actual sales on this day.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS n gallon.
Ale.-Scotch, best brands, pints 80 % dozen /;
1Bacon.~Shouders. 1sJ6Dls.c.; ribbed sides, ls,@
round, 17sc:; Virginia hams. 10000; eanvassed
hams, 25G2sc. plain hams, 22@023c.
BrandvFrench S siS s?0a ap 20 s0sa
wholesale; Philadelphia, 90. 5o@$s.7s; peach, 50.
Brcgas: 1.-Two strings, S2;7S three strings, - so
IS: five strings SS.25M5.50.
Buckess.-Painted. two hoops, g. 80; three hoops,
Bees1oar.-soc. "a D.
Broone Corn:-Green, la@lSc.; red. s@loc. " ID.
cSascsstratsd Ley-s2@ss.2s per dozen by the
corn.-sce Corn Exchange report,
Corn Aeal.-City mills, bolted SLIPS; country
Chsese.-Northern and western prime cutting
175@lSc.; common. English dairy :s24c.
C@gee;-Eio, loQgz2sc.; Lasunyra' 2al124ae. s; ia
cdndiss.-Ad light weight, l4@l5c.;
full weight, 13@i0c.; tallow, l4tc.
&C G ;,ts. Iiarns-s2@so2 IS Leaksville, slso
sac. Home, 6sc. !; Bedford, &C.; Wamsutta, &c.. {:
Amoskeag. loc. Andrescoggin, loc.; Lancaster,
H. Warugan l2s; Sr1 Salt a, iGc Dannels
TIcs: "a Sunny Side, &c. Baltic, &C.. rs West
RRstsr iG
BRowN DoaEsTICs IA Trenton, 7Ac. I'D MINI
chester, stc.; rs Carroll, llc.: Is GraniteyIle,
I IsS c s aumiS s kePPF e s s
iisc. ID Granteville l4c. a. Putnam, Aac.; ~
Indian Standard. lac; - Lowell z, zoe; ..
madde gs " &C.; giG ndiso, s1i cochnea $50
H.; extract logwood, 17c.; sup. carb. soda, &c.
Eaas.Mise5 Ice. % dozen.
Ffour.-Virginia country is quoted to-day Fine,
Sc: superiine. Se.e5; extra, Se75@e7; fanny,
Ftsf~Herrings Halifax, IS, ss.soGse.7s 2
barrel; North Carolina, No: l cut, IT.. Sss:sogxs y
rel; Magdalene behring's, $s.So@ss.5s . barrel;
Mackerel: Nc: ! Bay mackercl, S2SGsss: :, No;
3 large lin 5srreisj 5000; No .. medium &sa
ss.ssds g.; No. NJ ssisGsss Mess shad IL
Ftarseed. 81 5 a. bushel.
Fuse.-Toy's mining, 4oc. @Si.2 s " loo teet ~
Feathers.-Prime live geese, 7oGD7oe.; common
Esed.-oats as@4lc. shipstuf, nom the mill
| 750IS0c "a bushel BrownStuff, from the mill, doc
" bushe[ Wheat bran'stsoc. Corn bran' soc
&c lGaano. -paruytan, $50 = ton. sea fowl, 500.
Ginsesq.-sogS6c. mn
Rau.-Tlmothy, $l9sl.l9; clover, ee@7oc.
cording to quality, condition, &c. wei sailed,
| EGts.-WooI, s4.50@$iSsfR dozen; Doys, WOO
Sa1$l2, according to quality; fur, $lo.s eggas
dozen moleskin sik hats s;s@s1s g dozen ores
Iron.-Engiish and American refined. &C.; Eng
lish and American sheet eea7sc.; country ham
mered, &c.; hoop g, S9ss h :. inn
AaraMr 9S osrrs,s sne tierces lsa@lae
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AFFAIRS IN New YoRK.-Ne,o York, Au-
gust 17.-Over five hundred expelled and
delinquent members of the National Stock
Exchange to-day applied to Judge Barnard
for the appointment of receiver to wind
up the affairs Of the concern, alleging that
the remaining eighty members are endeayor-
ing to sell the lease Of the building and ille-
gally divide the proceeds. The defendants
declare that they have no intention of dis
solution or division, and they only propose
to seek a less expensive location for EX-
change.
William Brady's distillery, in Brooklyn,
with twelve thousand dollars worth OF
whiskcy, was seized by the revenue officers
yesterday, and others doing an illicit bust
ness have been recently closed.
Joe Coburn, the pugliSt, was arrested
this evening for alleged larceny.
Counterfeit $40 bills on the Shoe and Lea
ther Bank Of this city are plenty here and
in Brooklyn.
The temperance men in New York State
have nominated ticket for State offices.
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several times In Paris, and you have never
given to our police the slightest .pretext 70
look after you or your movements. lou
may be quite sure that you will not ouly De
quite free from annoyance from the. Frencn
authorities, but that you will be protected
from annoyance from the agents Of other go
vernments. J" bowed my aclknowiedg ments.
Then I said I: !" M. te Prffet, these rascals
must be employed by Lord Cowley, the Eng
ders, and said 'TW hosoever may have en-
pIoyed them, you will see and hear no more
of them from this hour. / thanked the Min
lister, and was about to go away, when he
asked me to reseat myself. Then, after q
minutes thought, he said AS you are
here, Mr.. Mitchell, had better say to you
at once that it has been confidently asserted
to us-on assure-that yonr present GRAND
in Paris is to purchase arms and equip
ments for the political reyolutionists or con-
spirators called Fenians, with view of or
ganizing an insurrection against o Govern
ment with which the Empire is at peace,
and not only at peace but in alliance"
ssMay one ask, Excellency, who it is that
atfirms snch thing? Is it par hazard my
Lord Cowley ?"
II have not the honor" he repied, I" to
know his lordship."
w Gil, Uutll, luz ~ IICiCe> Il hSSo
scarcely give myself the trouble to deny
that I am engaged in the purchase and
shipment of arms for revolution, because
if I had been doing business of that nature
you would certainly have all the details of
my operations before you in that large
book upon the table"
He smiled:
"Cest possible, Monsieur" Then he
added "You are aware, Monsieur, thai
our France is very ,hospitable country 2"
" Yes, have always found it So" "But,"
he said, sit would not be right for you, nor
for us to permit you, to avail yourself of
the protection of our laws for the purpose
Of embarrassing. our relations with
friendly country"
"Oh, know, sir; I have never once
sought to make any trouble of that kind.
am aware of the exigencies of the entente
crdidle." He nodded. "And I can wait
my time" He nodded again. In the mean
time he assured me that L should have no
further trouble from the English detectives.
So I took my leave the Prefet very politely
escorting me to the door; and returned
home with the intention Of applying next
to Lord CoWley.