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German Minister still makes military pre-
c@1utions for the future his preteXt. But
similar "precautions" which take no sort
of account of the transfer of reluctant po-
puIations, who by Count Bismarck's can
did confession to Nj. Jules Favre will re-
gard their new Government as a yoke of
oppression, might always be put forward,
and almost always have been assigned, as
reasons for the g~rosseSt acts of aggression.
We are not saying, or meaning TO say,
that this demand Of Germany is a gross
act Of aggression. It is a beginning of
aggression which is not gross,-which for
so great a cOnquerer is very moderate.
But we do say that the moment you per-
NIT purely defensive considerations to
force you into a policy of conquest, you
are Interpreting selt-defence in a sense
which might cover the grosseSt possible
acts of aggression,-in a sence which GER
tainIy did pretend to make Austria's pos
session of Venetia and Lombardy a strictly
defensive pOssession,-in a sense which
might tomorrow be assigned by Turkey
for taking a border province or two from
Greece, or by Russia for taking the same
guarantees from Turkey. There is no
tangible distinction at all between a de-
fensive and an aggressive policy, except
the distinction between a policy the OBJ
ject of which is confined TO the protection
Of your own subjects, or of those who
with all their hearts wish and claim TO
become such, and a policy the aim of
which goes beyond that object, and IN
cludes forcible cOnquests, under one pre-
text or another, in lis programme. When
King William told France on the 18th
August,-"The Emperor Napoleon, hav-
ing made by land and sea an attack on
the German nation, which desired, anil
still desires, to lice IN peace wjth The French
people, l have assumed the command of
the German armies TO repeL his aggression,
and l hare been led by military events to
cross the frontiers of France he gave
the hope 20 all Europe that the war
would as far as he was concerned cease,
SO 500 as he should have effected the de-
feat of the French arms, and taken every
security short Of conquest for the future,
He has disappointed that hope. He has
received offers which, as is not denied but
virtually affirmed by his own Minister.
fall short of what Germany desired only
by not conceding "the principle Of terri
tOrial c%ession, I'm other words, the ces-
sion ofAIsace and a part ofLorraiue. Fa
is now carrying on the war solely to COM
pei that c%ession. From this moment,
then, the war is aggressive on the part of
Germany, and defensive on the part of
France. No doubt 1t was an aggression
, 1870-10-25
From the Spectator, October H.
NJ. JULEs FAvRE AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The German invasion has entered on
its aggressive stage. When NJ. Jules
Favre was told by Count Bismarck that
the "principle of territorial cession" was
the sine qua non Of any peace,-a principle
the meaning of which has been elucidated
by the deinitive incorporation of Alsace
and the so-calIed German" Lorraine into
the system of the German Federal Gov
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Stri3iiaa8tr8, II. Srois,
TUESDAY, 25TH OCTOBER 1870.
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OFFicE i Sg T,,E fkTbtAASSlTgl fG MUTUAL,


OFncE i 8g Es,NE hhT cbtAAf1gfG, "urrAh
NEw YORK, January eeth, $50
Company. submit The following Statement Of It's affairs
on the 8 st december. ls6l A.. go,
January, iS6s 10 sst Decem6er, is5g t6o9oe,7 ~
Jsnuary ~ sSS S'''' Wv ,,' ~" essOO %
Total amount of Marine Premiums tsss 6So O5
No Policies have been issued upon Life
Rlsksi nor upon FIRE Risks disconnected
Premium. marksd onfro@ ia January. 1902, o
to Slot December lSN. t6il2 sl5 Il
Loss.s paid during the same pc. ..,o,,
Returns 1H" Of Premium and kx ''''' "
The Company ha. the following Assets viz
United states aud State OF New ork stock, -.
Loan. ps,k y s 3.r, nDa ~ o
cSi fs tSH'S and Bords ana MortsSsc. 1000 %
Interest, and sundIy notes anc claims Que 49,, ~.
Premium Votes and Bills iyabc....... 2sisl5s 90
Cash IN o5 W. oS
Total amount OF Assets...,..........tt.i6'sOS %
per cent E rest, on ;RS SSO O. csaeS!c
legal representative on aud after Tuesday the First Of
The outstanding certificate. the Issue OF 1864 willb
redeemed and paid 10 the hogers thereof their legal
rSary next nom wneh date ali interest thereon Vii
The certificates to be prodlcrd ut the time OF
issued ON red scrip Tor gold premiums sucn payment Of
Interest aud redemPi,on H., WI be 10 gold -, 49,.
Sl-t December, lh LOT winch cctncates VIII be 10.
sued Cd aud after Tuesday, the finn of April next
by order OF the Board, j, u. CHAPMAN secretary
TRUSTEES;
] ID. Jones. David Lane, Fred'k ChAuncey,
Charles DEANS James Bryce, l., Taylor,
W. II, II. Moore, Daniel s. Miller, q. Is. stenhenson,
Henry Cot, VIM Sturgs, William II. Webb
W. C,Plckengill, Henry X BOgert, sheppard Candy,
Lewis Curtis, Dennis Perkins, Francis Akiddy,
c. II. Russell. j. Glillard, Jr, Charles 4, Burdett
Lowell Hoprook. G. A. Hand. Robt c, Ferguson
u. Warren Weston James Low, Samuel c. Ward,
Royal Phelps, Il. J. Rowland. VIM. y, Bunker,
Caleb Barstow, BEN, Babcock, s. l.. Mitchell,
A Z. Pilot, Rob-, u. Minturn, j. q. De Forest,
William 4. Dodge q w, Burnham, Root. l. stuart.
j. ID. JONES' President.
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice-Presdent.
", II. H. MOORE, 2nd Vice Prest.
j. d. HEWLETT Srd vice-Pres't
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6opartntrsbip ncuera
PARTNgRsi,IP'

I United PARTNERSHIP.
la been formed by tie pndersisned persusa TO 9he
nES dRa:,
goods and commission business That the names Of al
Charlie 20 lin; levi. with GisTeSc S"i /
ths county q New YORK s't tbs, he saG
e., .,is & Ss 1Hd SSSa
Of Sew orfi that the said James C. Aiwater is spc
I5Soiy1 sN"n Of K3F; snS state q Ss% Ye5
has contrbnted to toe Common stock Is E sa Of Se
hundre thousand dollars. - '''
%ISS .hs s day o. yH1a.5 one hSpsaSg eight
sand SAM, e.g,t anParSd and ssysnIytvO ''' '''''
SfS$sEESS $Hf 5i,SI,ys f Gs9ssa
JAMES q ArwATER, SPECIAL Partner.
VHI- II TO CEKTIFh. That tLe Hndessisaed
Statutes Of the state Of New York formed a limited
70 he transacted /. that OF l!cc6crs and wholcsae
that john il CniSber and Joseph il CUNNINGHAM. both
81 s G p 81 S fats NfS cp sGS are .a ai
CITY, Is spec al partner and that the said special part
dollars in cash as capital towards the common stocx
T. DAY Of janaaRy NO abd is Z to on on the
thirty .drst day of December. 1872.
Dated this Slst day OF December one thousand eight
hundred and siAty.nlne. JNO. Il CUIHBERr,
JOS. IL. CVNNINGHAM,
WIN. IL. THOMPSON.
In presence OF ADAM P PESrz.
City and County Of New YORK, SON the STAT day OF
December Thousand eight hundred and SIXTY nine
before me Game John II Cuthbert Joseph II. Cunning.
ham, aud William II. Thompson. to me personally
known and known to me TO be the individuals
In. and who executed the above certificate and they
acknowledge f Ff SS "
DARTNERsIIIP NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that tho copartnership hereto
fore existing between William d. DAVIS, OF the city OF
Brooklyn, Kings county, and William W. Wander bllt
Of the city county and State OF New York under the
nrm name OF DAVIS Vanderbilt In the city of New
YORK, in the business OF coating boilers, pipes, G
with new patented composition. ds solved on the
seventh day OF september 1903, by the withdrawal OF
the undersigned from the SAID business and 60
ship. All PERSONS ae hereby notlhed that the under
signed viii not be responsible for any debts or liab
tics contracted BY baid Davis in sAd business or Dy any
day OF September. 1850
Dated New York. Jan. y, 1870.
nISsOLUTlON.-The copartnership heretofore
~ existing between Charles 4, Du Moulin ana Henry
| Is. walters, under the name OF "Du Moulin 4 Wal.
ters" at l Pearl st. New York city is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent The business will bo car
red on BY CHARLES A. DU MOULIN, who win settle
the MN business and sign In liquidation . -.
Jan. 7, 1870. CHARLES A. DU MOULIN.
| HENRY f. WALTERS.
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Ytnal notnts.

-,Un,,r,,. ,.,,-nr -, :, - $50,
StfNEnE COZ hT.-1ary f. ho-a Nhhtn
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PIX tht ~, nonert MeGpire Alcu9neeJs on ,he
DAY the real estate and mortgaged premess directed to
pc SO o. aud the elm described as follow. All lat eet.
IAN lot piece or parce! OF land with the huidl'i
hereon erected situated lying and beng tue city Ot
new YORK On the southery side OF Eighth 81 between
tho SECOND and Third avs" containing as iol.ws y
VII wenty SIX ieet IN bl1adth IN mont aud gear D.
one hundred ana twenty lect IN deptn on e9en 'id.
more or less commenc ny NJ pont distant from tho
souiheas corner Of Third nv AMI Eighth S. three hua
~ racl with Third av one hundred aud twenty feet.
thence eAsterly aud parable with Eighth II. tNentyI
feet thence nOrtheriy aud parallel with THIRD Ay
hundred and twenty feet TO said Eighth ~ thence
westerly along EiIhth IT, twenty six feet place
OF beginning which said premises r. nov AnoWa ~
humber twenty-eght CsSl st. MARKS place.
Dated January IL, 1870.
JONI II COLBY, refefee
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Professional 6aros.

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phct. Thouslnds OF the unturtunAi, from rt ~ ''.
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