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, 1870-12-25

the French in earneat, 30 that the ins1tisble
mouth Of those tcl1ows may be very soon
s'opped" The King returned ths letter a7I
pressed on No long tim- elapsed before the
selGier wss relieved from his post. Ha re-
ceiy6d fourteen days furlough, anil wa1 Ais
At The kirg's expense, to make journey to
Mtcklenturg ard attend the wedding
-In one OF ths little French ritl5se' near
Ccnris gee. q war correspondent OF London
paper Visited the church, an oil Eoruar
structure, wonderfully pro re.e1yed. II. Ia curs
va dspper little man, :. no. too yonns. and
not tcn old" He was u!f in the e4tteme-
bursting with intelligence, and dra21fu1ly
ao1teua frr informa.iou--one OF tEoss curi-
ous people ~ho want to tell, and he
told cseryth!nE at the came time. Had
tfeTnaa Troops ever been Eere before :"
Oh. yea. Rut the German troops Hc1s 80
coed. What dif1eFencc-and tho little cure
lifted up his bands. ta1rea his eyes upwards,
shrugged his etoulser.. .snd took snuff" what
difference, he eaid. would there have bcru
II SEQ Frouch soldiers. Just Imagine, sir. !" he
Confined, rot one woman insultci-.nsl. by
tho way, We have coma pretty Eomeo." These
closing W0rds wore erck:sl vii, tho sat;,s.d
sit Of ; conne !e-our. ~ 20 t:,e o1iniocs al
his congregations. Why, ha has ii tto1, from
the pulpit that they 1i'h1y des ,rv,d Iii thev
got while as to Ganna1d. il wiz 4 crvine
shame that Francs in her extremity sAou1i aaR
heip from such quarter"
, 1870-12-25

George HollAb d.

Ftnn, the !St1e ldTk Hrrafd, DC. Il.
Yesterday. after lorg life Of 70 yearx Aud
dian, citd at l'ls residence in this city. II. was
bern in the ps.ish Of Lambeth, ueaf Lond7u,
on the 9Th OF Decctaber, 1881, and received
egood education. When but yesrs of ago
he appeared On the stage Of the 10y ally Thea
ire, tak1rg part in dance. When, however,
situation ~ clerk iu silk warnhcu.e IN Lpn-
den. which be left Fix months !aterto enter the
banking establishment OF DA1lox / L:lshiuet3u,
Corpai!l- 1beee months passed when Ls lost
hls rlacc, but immediately obtained another
situation from Barber Il Sons, bill brokers,
on leaving whom be entered into tue employ.
mert OF Ncsc7aon's Echo Lisi. The failure Of
this paper seaiu threx hi1. out of york, aui
he dfcldtt upon becumirg a printer. but
somehow ha never could set typts c3-.e .ec.Iv.
Two more Seasa followed, during which he
earned Int tcantF living IS, Commercial
Meantime iceland had iulibed tas.a fc-
the theatrical profession, and on his return to
England be sought End ostained an e.ga.e-
melt At the Olympic Theatre. Here 1,a arst
appeared IN cha1acter, PLAYING Ten in I"
At coscrt1y." This Was in 1920. Ills suc-
ccsr. though not ertat, was Eteadv. aud gave
hin reputation which enahled him to o..
tain engagements. In 1895 be cana to
New io,E, making this debut ~ a ssxr
1t the Eowc1y Theatre, ia seven dif1arant
characters in ~ The Day After the Fair" After
Fine .e.ts Of successful career, n1inIv ia
the krrthttn States, be went to Nov Orlrapx
asTrtttn1er OF the st. Charles Theatre. ani
len1insd In the South with William Gaia 1ou
until 1855 Rttn1n1ug to Nav York, lie WAS
engaged ut the Olympic theatre. and renalpcd
thcte scyen yeart, although On July Ii, l8As.
lie appeared st Masonic Hall, Phi,adalphi,, AZ
C0lightfy In - Lend afe Fivs Snilllncy.~ Af.er
leaving the Olympic Mr. Holland becsue
member Of thR company at WAIl,ck's old ,hs,-
tire, fer eeveral Sears playing ali tho low com
edy parts and making himself ! general favor
ito with the frequoIters Of tho theatre. On
tte 14thof December, 1857, be left WaI1ack' q
and Joined ChIiEty'e negro miustrals.
playing female characters but this
bIarch Of tha profession was unsuitod 10
his tAete, and he abandoned it after q few
Months. On returning from England. to
which country he paid visit in 1861, Mr. Uol~
land VAS again engaged At Wxllack's, and re-
manned there till the closa of the sea=on ct
1869. His lAat engagement was at DslV's
Filtl Avenue Theatre {18G9 10),
oi late ynara tbs veteran nctor could not do
mnch On tue stage. He had begun to feel The
ELECTS of cid sge. Nevertheless he was a.
weyF sHIe OF IN engagement, and OF II tceI7ipg
Tue klndest treatment from the mauaysrs.
Last srEing he WIS given benefit Ehlsh nett.
eQ hands ONE sum OF money. On rt,i9 oc.1-
r1nu he endeavored 10 return thsuks. bat his
emotion prevented his giving utterapce TO
worlds. Tho old actor was general fayo~ito
with Theatre Eoass aud with Members of his
Profession. His tcath will bo dt eply re:t ,,ttat
BY All who knew him and were Awa1e Of hje
many sterling qualities.
, 1870-12-25

a'ch'a a.ltsioty theoltgJ. l belsve ona good
dance With sonsa pretty sister would do you
good, Mothor Moody, Hhothes 1t vers round
dsncs tr tquafe dAncc, OF . Highland ding.
II By e,nolpg you could ald The orphana. Il il
yo1t solemn DUTY to go in and datce, sud to
kick up {our s.aid heels As high ~ the Apoa-
lies En tho ceiling, II neceasaty. Don't you
kzos that you will shortly do, VIVA. your ligl-
at aTosiles and sbomfnAIle organ have A.
:: sdy nt.1ly auceeeded in dosns-shst is. .n.ks
tat, By ono such ridiculous periofmauce as
thxt gas business the other evening, you
bsing the caueo for whicl, you labor into utter
clnttmpta Tho little waifs up in The Orphan
Ae!mn r., med Eelps and, Il they can
~ hell, G the innocent kicking up
tito as5lum are serely pressed far funds. apd
Etu have no right to interfere. Lst youriieht
TO shine, Drothtr Moody, th.t noen can SEQ
your good wotkn. It l ever knoY Of your
na&i1g yourself 70 ridiculous again, will
Lever cal you brother, more, Don't confne
:onz st ehsntJ 70 EAsxell Hal. Let It 80 mp to
eecond Etteet. aad theee little children vii Use
up AID call you blessed And now, in bidding
ynn good " And orce moro wishing you 4
Merry ChEiatmas, Let me advise yoa to con-
menoe the Now Year By eo1emujT resolsing
,ess m s:n yoa WI e. 70 aanesns school and learn
give n exhibition Of your pedal de1terity ia
FatEeli Hall for the benefit OF the Orphan
Asylum.
with tho society people Merry Christmas,
with tbs hope that some of lhf,n will learn
mat nets before arother Christmas cames
round II ia lather singular that, within
ene past TWO "eeks. ttfee different c7mmuni-
cations have ccrne to me charging apparently
respectable people with theft. ii ! wedding
reception, \ few evenings ARC. on Mict,i1x5
avenue, among the eatab3es al the eyet,fag
were some California rears, which, II this Bea-
son Of the ycas, are expensive injuries. but
net EXPENSIVE E enough 70 Prevent 4 gc1tle-
and euapsticg them into 4 laiv's capacion,
pocket, which soma people would eall hog
E.slnets, and othezs Wculd cali s:esliug. An
other esys that. at party at BIZ. house. =
vefl-knoAn lady calried OF yeT
choice volume from bis library, and
s:ll third complains OF TIE loss Of
tAnle-@are- l wonder il it will be
rees 70 ptoteet tte host ana hostsss against
Tue abr ent- -mindedness Ct their friends. Once
more, Merry Christmas to "societyn people.
Win hopes for tie amcndmens OF some Of
Ard now = Merry caristn,as to you I'll.
al days, no one il 10 good that be cannot be
made letter with tins wish; no one 20 bad
that he does not desatye this charity "and
Oh earth peAce, aud good will 10 men." In
the worda Of Tiny Tim, .God biess rs all y
AID in tho words Of great-hea.ted Tna:leray:
W song save this little worth.
1lsJ the weary pen aside,
And wish yOp health and tove and rntrtn
As dts this solemn Christmas udr.
- "a The noIJ Christmas blr.h
b be ~. seed friends, cur csFol st1l:
e Rsaoe ss1 of Pa esas sadn; Fl eetee On eartn
pEaEosrSy P,rx,r
, 1870-12-25
PERSONAL.

II IA stated that King Williams new title will
BE- Emperor In, and not Emperor Of, Germany.
During ali tne time OF John Hrigat's ilincss
he refused to taRc his sAasfr as Carmel N1nI..rr
bit thrn hes rich without It,
y. BApkheca N&s1udrt, the ex.eebe, t,ene.s,.
has acceptett the appointment Of general agent OF
Al Insurance company In Texa1,
Fred Hudson dcnies tn.t he IL ascut TO re-
sumo the mapA9iuK cdl,orsh!p Of the New York
EraA- nc says there 10 too much young Bennett
about the establishment
The Pse1res De Ia Aar13, published At ChA,ous.
announces that the Bishop Of that town hss writ
ten hlf Eatne Gown on the list Of possbtcs ch ostn
TO esana On the locomotives Of the duly ts7al
trims and has evtn proposed to replace The faith
CTS OF families exposcd u this obligation.
Mark Twin. In 4 letter 10 friend. speaks a.
his bahF it this w!se: "IIe, fAucy1uc shai peouIe
down tere dress Il ther do m there. has CONS
without bis ban,lbox. snd wish vou vnu,d nm
him cloak and cap, and order The eroceYy uan
tha. you euy them of 10 send them express to
mc.r
TIE Slameee Twins should have urououn
coined for ,hctz especial use. A letter received
from them reads thus: ave a1e no better than
when you last heard from me; my arm pains III
very Euch row, and We src yery restless nights y
-Jnasex having recently Issued pardon to Ill
Mexican ..tnsur9entn Santa AIMS. from hts ~.
treat IN Ssnssn. n. r. ret,rtn IN Inantfrxt n N
vcrls nrote.;inr n hesnp c.r1e,i .o ,n,nrcent NJ
w. :, ,-o,v..- r,.r., .ny a.,,,,,.. ,a.....
, 1870-12-25

gear or more ago, number of Rhode
Island Spectators bought up the defuuct
Alellier and Watts &. Burgers wood paper
patents, md organized stock company
for the purpose OF 1evyiny blaok,uail On
all manufacturers of straw pnper in the
United States.
It's not tho purpose of the Ancrican
Wood Paper Company TO supply The press
OF the country with printing paper, mada
Of wood, but to compel the manufacturers
OF straw paper to pay them hcavy roy
altv on all they mako. for The market,
forcing them to collect it back from The
newspapers, and other paper consumers.
To show the character Of tie CHIN of
the blackmail monopoly, it
should be known that the Watts
= Burgess patent has twice been
,!ecln1ed void by the United Statos courts,
and the extension of the Mel!ier patent, in
isGs, is SO enveloped in fraud that it will
not bear tho Light Of investigation. Tho
extension was endorsed by tho Acting
Commissioner Of Patents, eight days before
Tie procfs sftre closed, in violation Of Law
and deeency, and tho powers Of tho Act
ing Commissioner expired the :3a tlsy of
July, 1seS. and he signed the document
extending the patent one day a,.<r his legal
existence, on The eth day of July.
The blackmn!l spectators have brough.
suit against the straw paper manufacturers.
ore case which involves the question was
argued in tie United States Circuit Court,
before Judge Woodruff at the late
October term, and it will proba-
bly, be decided in the coming
January term. Whichever way il
may be decided, in the first
Instance, En- sppeal will undoubtedly be
carried to the Supreme Court at Wash
ington for final adjudication Of all the
questions involved. Should The monopoly
schemezs succeed in Accomplishing their
end, they can shut down eresy straw
parer mill in the United States nj their
pleasure. control the production of paper
ard fir prices ii print to suit their own
greed and nupscity, which they would
probably call protection 10 American
industry"
In another col;ilnn we give samu inter
est'ng drtaias of tho points at issue, and
tho nas''rc Of The claim Of the h1ackmail-
Ing monopoly. together with tho resotu-
t;.rs ~ H., r..,,,; - O.. -
~ '''" ~"nseEttoa et otra" fapct
Manufacturers Adopted recently at Ciucip-
nail The question at issue is ono the
pTess of the United States cannot afford to
sleep orer or ignore.
The Bpffn{n lam n<rrin3 .it;rrrt;xAr +hro
-. :, 'oaa
speaRs Oh ms 0lhckmsll monopoly, IN
its reference ia tl.e mint. NJ ;e.ua hasro,,
:" "e l'o'o.a ~ 'sauo oo'"ccA
the blackmRilers and the manufacturers
of ef,vw r-;,t;r, ,.,,
s" pA'us1o6 paper
"Ihc Eub1ect is one of ya7t tnoo- txnfs. IN th-
newspaper prea4 OF the ccuu1ry, up1. tht.frfcre
to the pecrc At Iatxr II appe4rs ,hn; I6e o IN.
eIs Of q patented pfreta fur mnEufacinrfnr
paier from wood md SIMILAR yc.rta9,:r tihTes.
are undertaking tn bring tho manufaou.efs ff
zEd eUpfeEt fhfp, ia heavy TnVsitT s,1x~- tn~i.
, 1870-12-25

ltce, oEer white eatin, With tortoisa shell
tttcks, are much Affected for oonoctts Apa re-
tepGons; while thore made Of It shall stIcka.
through which ribbon 10 passed, arc profer-
red fer church 1nd theatre.
sEoEtERY IN EQu1rA1Es.
10 The astonishmeut Of those WHO eupposed
reached In New York equipsges, our nobbi.
ett Anebs have sdded to yellow wheels and
runntng-gear. and bedizaned harness, coach-
neEs !ap-Iobes Of heavy cloth, In soma one
OF tho Eex eolors, edged with i deop bani
q black fur, and . psodigious monogram in
harmonize sith the harness. 4 more irdi-
erons sight than the decent Of family from
ora Of these high English vehicles, with tie
aid OF step-ladder and the foottnan's shou!-
de1s, It is eificult to imi.ine. Qr1p NcSc.
, 1870-12-25

healthy and agreeable winter rcs;deoo..
NO person wishing to avoid tho seyeritics
OIL ~'ntcs should remain in Chicago. but
sny person wanting to enjoy tho lu1uries
OF winter season can find no point in
INC country whero they can be found in
the perfection that they may be in this
city.
We have had several daya of cold wealth
er-one night and half day Of extremely
cold wcather-aud it is more than probable
that VIC shall have many other such nights
ind days; but such weather Ia not peculiar
10 Chicago, aad this 10 proven by the inrari.
able record that, whether it be in tho torrid
heats OF August or the frosts Of January,
Tho temperature Of Chicago, general and
special, will be found mtlder and more en-
durable than at any othor plaoe during the
same time, within a parallel extending
from the ocean to the Rocky Mountains,
and 200 miles north and south of this CITY.
In extreme weather, like that of Friday
morning, it is generally as much colder at
Cincinnati and st. Louis than at Chicago,
AZ It is at Green Bay OF Buffalo, this CITY
alone, Of tho Northern cities, preserving
the mean temperature which is tho most
consistent with health and life,
The cold Of the Last fow days will have
served an excellent purpose If I. has rc-
minded those having the means tn do good,
that there are thousands of men, women,
and children, TO whom TINT cold was rem
dered doubly intense for the want of fuel.
The price of coal places it beyond the
reach Of many. The remark of the Eng
lish coal dealer, when his attention was
called 10 the increased cold Of the preced-
ing night, Raise the price of all coal five
shillings ton God help the poor" WAS
no moro natural in London than in Chicago,
AS fuel becomes more indispensable for
life, itsprice advances. Therefore, let those
who complain Of the cold, remember that,
while it IL not SO severe in Chicago as in
leAa favored places, it Is destructive 10
those who have no fuel.
, 1870-12-25
Tho True Mount SSnat.

f:"t tF NtN 1oTE EteN3N9 1ptk.
Mf- ai1ntf r. Kellogg, in the papat read by him
before the Geoloe,ch Society on Tednes-
day evening. erdexynfed to refute tto thaory
Stantsy and otheis. - to the location Of the
ncuEtain whers Mosas receiyed the law.
Dr. Robinson discarded the SINH Of t1adi-
t!or-&he 80 called 1Ahaf AousA or Mount OF
Mceea-on the ground that share IN 40 PLAIN
1t ths foot OF It capanlous enough to form
, 1870-12-25
HAVE WE A BOURBON AMONG us

1AA71 W = a 6VOh6VN AMQht u6
The unrriage Of American girls to for
eign Princes has been of common occur
romeo. Some of these marriages have
proved fortunate and others unfortunate,
and in about the same proportion as mar
risges between common people. OF late
years, the number OF American families
resident in Europe hns been greatly in
creased. and the matriageable American
girls have been everywhere extensively and
ass'duously courted, for two reasons first,
their good looks and bright intellccts, mud,
second, because they arc generally rich,
or supposed to be. During the sessions Of
the Gcutnenical Council in Rome, the
British gentry" there present, made a
pubhc protest against the welcome given
to Americans 'of whom nothing was
known by the italian nobility. They re-
fused to attend any more fashion able as
se1nblies, unless thers ~as rigid scrutiny
INTO ibe pedig1ees OF the American fan,i-
lies. The result VAS tho diseontii. uence of
the assemblies, and still greater attention
given to tho Americans. Marriages. Of the
representatives OF foreign governments
residing at Washington, to American girls,
have been frequent, and re believe, Mt
this time, there are 70 lcss tnan eight of
those diplomats in Washington having
American wives, while there are many
others living 1t foreign courts.
The latest event, however, is the mar
riage in Lisbon, Of Mr.. Cbas. Allen Perkins,
of Poughkecpsie New York, Assistant Secre-
tary to the American Minister to Portugal,
10 the Princess Dona Maria Isabel Fran
eesca do Bourbon, daughter of Her Royal
h'ghness Dona 1sabel Fernando do Bour-
bon y Bourbon, and siece Of the ex-Queen
1sabella..u. Of 6paiu. The bride sthe
daughter of sister Of Don Francisco d 'Assig
who is the husband as well as the cousin of
ex-Queen Isabella. In all the accounts of
the mnrrisge, except oue, no mention is
made Of the BRIDES father the exception
htIses that ha was Count Gurowski. Who
ever he was, Re was not present
Mt the marriage, which took place,
firat at Tie Church of St Louis
des Francais, and attcrwnrd at tho Amer
icsn Legation, tie Chaplain OF the
United States steamer franklin officiating
al the last. The bridegroom is Protes-
tant. Tho groomsmcn vera Count dc
Nesauiiella, Admiral Gibson, and the
United States Minister and Consul Queen
Isabella and her husband, the mother and
brother Of the bride, ConmodoreH Rogers
and Gibson, and the officers of the Frank
lin. and various Spanish notabilities in
Lisbon werc present. The bridc is a
Princess, but, in becoming an American
citizen, she fozfeits very little Of her royal
prospects, Her faa:ily is Of remote
branch of tho Spanish Bourbons, and the
Spanish Bonrl'ons have, just now, hui
v"Ty little prospect of 1esuming any au-
thority in Spain. So the question need no
longer ho aslcd-Have We q Bourbon
among us?
, 1870-12-25
Popular Feeling In RuA>fR-Tho 81.
fcscAhurEh Address xe the s.xnr.


The text Of the address Of the corporation
Of 81. PetertburEh to the Car is ~ foiloxs !:
''enE; In your une:ssing solicitude .o1
the welfarc Of the nation, eunfded to YOU ~
Prnviderce. your Imperial Majesty las q. y
PRESSED his intention to put az end to tbe I,-
fsEeeless condition Ct she Southern coast OF
Rn:.i.. Nc, the c','zeps Of St. petersburge.
convicted that tie beet rnsrantee Of IT'S nan.
teuanee il yonr sovereign decision expressed
i the chsne<llos Of ihs EnpiEc's despatch,
loyalty, md f1znknees- The city Of st. Peters.
tu1sh, gratefully sckno *ledstnE The happy re-
suits to our country Of the ueclussior msde
in tie name Of your Imperial Maieety to tds
powers who eigncd the tSostg OF 1856. rcepoct-
fully lays 1t the feet OF your M,iasty tte
homage Of its xatnest attachment tor The
neteurrs which In sour wisdom Suu h1vs
adopted TO ssaure the security md snsta1n 'ths
dignity OF Ruasia-" -
This sddreea xnA carried by aenlauation.
md received The approval Of tbs RupAeoz.
, 1870-12-25
LIFE INSURANCE.
IaH II
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO,
OF New York.

We cannot 1rtcr cae att nt!un the advertf..urnt
ct thsx sterling eesnEa' than h. svr,ntns th. ar.
1ME ACIEAI LITE tNsCRASeE t;*>MFAxY.-Ihea a4y.r-
t!sertns brle siv:a excellent practical Hin. stian
lttr" thr en 1t lead, Ct the l.ie Tnentance stne
IN the Who'll worid Ms. co!rons hitter to the tsn-
paay trs the whole try OF the system, and deacsfee
!ac rTtal rcn... of VITO .Fs cnn.dsrux The sul
srsnd e3h!bit i shr bu:ine-t i the Mutual Lie
lnsn5anee Company. 1ss fsurss a:c ruas:n ,ns, and
rens Of the United st1tes then the sipe state
nrnt oa stnklc cvatc cnrrorattsu Thus. the
Inc A1saaIh KTcAa at+cst other COMPANY for
The 1T year T. Gysr tsn ni!itena re
aEncut nf insurance IL nta!lr ft1ty millions tho cxees
y cash ctstdtnds nearly t and half millions AID
such An exhibit could only tr made by : cnmpany
whiE hed ptaecd il entrc ,nsassenent in the hands
.peetahtS rho have tecnfcd Public eonhdrco~ to ths
well Id business ability.
, 1870-12-25

"a San Fganctaco upders1ter c!sl5as to bars
dttcoveted = Few uethczl Of preserving tbs t1osd
exhhis body ihAs be pe'side<t tn July. 1858. and
i exhibits no aleLs at decay. When struck. zayp
foe edidor Of tic Aorntx9 Cal, II gives uul 80
ringing. Mftanic ko1na." fte cosof Of the nexh IL
Ect eh1nEed. -
, 1870-12-25
4 PROFITABLE AND SAFE
k1lv@$t11lG1lt.,

w. PHILADELPHIA, U+c- IL. ts7n
- AAxT1lfoNn SfARA. r. "a EtucfAl AErrt Mutual
Lite tn.nraner Company Of New York:
DEAH SIK: have erest pieasuso In acenow!edxfss
q .ous eomg:ns cn ny tIfe. taken oYt bJ me- tweTn
thid 2. make the a,nount tarxrr ~ n that b.
90. 9nty tern insut for the full Of my policy
duns n past tn flse hu have rrce oack at
C Nipcund fnteTt4t tAcstou, - ~ f --
Cannot conceive Are safer or ,uorr desirable t
ss-tmsnt t6st eond have made. Evee houzh ii weFr
Coteht - otsatn The amount S1tefr~t frtn
hanAsnE OF <ATtrss institutions. thrrss wonld have
be~n 20 insutaacr life. and only the eulotlut e
I'd hy ny es;s;e M in event u NY desth
drslrc. fret Htl has conferred l-pcfs uren
al HON It may induce " snsnsr in the ecmpsny va
SrPTcttnt- 80 -"
an. <esr trrsv. your- .--,-..-
tsisnes5 RUhXRf R. C0-SnN
I'll SAn.btn+4.
, 1870-12-25

c!uthing and ether trades, to which some
Atiulnlcs might be expected, are dead or
dormant English merchants dealing with
Germany are Obliged to give unlimited
credit, Nth rsopottionate risk7 aa money
payments from TINT quarter are not TO be
thought OF.
Ann,her effect Of The war must be to
gradually mise the rates OF interest through
eut Europe, which, according to Mz.
Wells. are Usually underestimated. The
sates 4coted as current for first-clnss mer-
sautiie psler. on short time. are no orite-
ZION OF tie actual yalne of money when
bo1z"wed for rational purposes on long
!oans. The followiug summary of the
effect Of the var On our own national
finances is sound and strong. VIC guots it
pntire:
The best European anthnr;sy On ,sts mbjec,,
the lopdob Euko1Kist, esttla.es Il. fnc :ns,yssf
o. msr:1l;J VI The foreign and e...u:,:. ....rSs
Owned IN G!ea, Bntsih r tq7al ~ Or.
rer cent: and places 1oe amsIas 9: :n-7. Il Eot
ZOE peubdf, CT tWo thousand ttzh hanfEei aat,
ni;J iniilen dollars. Tne credit Of Rlhs-a 1.eve.
ssessasts !rprseen e lit empire Is srveop,ns Il
tie c2se OF The Ea1.c1 :'tE'es; .et TIC Eaeeisu
ST.. willie tie certificates OF Mousnn, whos1 C1au-
-. teuEdnetsi ~ not IL be 9ueslioucu, tcl for S.
The ~rN:xe Ct TIM LIT. tc2As neF0tistcd hJ tac
Frustyn Government al:o 1niIitafea yety Eiyai1-
csatly ttf~ recent Ftse IL the Price Of money tn
'IuIos'c rncu required fef STATE puEpaseA Thus,
t1tt sIrv.ouA tn 1850, Prussia vas able u dG2ose
frrfly Ct = per ccrt ION Al ras aci a Small
Trcniun ~ rer cent? After the .ass11au and
lt1Eih uats, which b:ocznt to hrr Ia &c R4ittoas
oi tscn:ory aud na1ionsi &:zsn-:h. 81. could no:
h"f1'F VI n.r Crnt At PsE, hut SOIL y loans ne
5 di:sennt q r: mt: while. 'lur:-s tse past
gunner ard tA'1. r. has been aboFe N -Etoetd. a
tew r: cent !e-n offered II s has nas been
fully taken. It hcems, thertfots. oariuus that
after the var. un.ess ptr ress Is - be arrested In
Franco ard GeFEx2y, Rua the 1aEetf pcc1noae.
ts The way In fetpect to tae me4nR aot exe1ciea
1rgodre,!on are 70 he lat uu:epatred. ca 7ls3
tot'ney. Nil he IN RI ater demand than before,
And the tendency viii be 10 IN increase in The
-.tas Of interest New leans in Large a.no1nia
Ecks be pressed upon tie European markets;
Fr1nee pust be 4 bcHoKet 70 Large extent
e1r1sts TO . sp zlle1 eueut; 1talT, Nnlch hAs
:itJ;.T1o bern s1ved from nstsooil hankruptc.
natuiy by French credit mukr hereafter }ool
s.srHheYe: while hut1an railway con1ttucNor
snxra bs-Ied by the cre dit OF inc St4tt, 1ad nov
nNrda1 IN teImahJ with great favor, And hex
81 mRuy IN equtl ekt!nntion win the Ane.!ca,
aretTsnsIef, NtN continue to b offered In laFE
smoznn. Now, thu source Ct suppy tot saes