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TOWELS, % by 40, ONLY CSC
At CANS NEW STORE, 29s Main st.
LAW REPORTS.
ChanoerY Court.-.chanoeIlor Moruan.

chaneery C0urt---GhanceIlOr Morgan.
The following cases remain on the cal
endar undisposed of from the last term,
and will be called first. The Court con-
yenes on Monday next, the 9th inst, at 10
O'Clock am:
5I3 Stillman vs.. Stillman.
1881 Same vs.. same.
ga TOmeny VS.. Eaton.
679 Hill VS.. Tobin.
9lS Wood vs.. Bond.
elS McDougaI vs.. Memphis Ins. Co.
gu Watson vs.. Apperson.
4 A25 Apperson VS.. Watson.
III DuvaI VS.. AlgeO
933 Steele VS.. Steele,
9S5 Saint VS.. DOugherty.
9SS Hunt VS.. Walker.
e39 COckrehan VS.. DOweIl.
942 Pickett VS.. Wnksrson.
945 PsrrOtt vs.. Dennis.
947 Garvin VS.. Wheeler.
95l Weller vs.. Carr.
94 Seibert vs. Theme.
$50 Quinby VS.. Knapp.
! e6l May VS.. Tufts.
La83 Street VS.. Atkinson.
9s Block VS.. Block.
973 Behrens vs.. Schultz.
81 Pickett VS.. Connor.
$50 Odel vs.. Woodward.
9S5 Woodward VS.. Odell.
$50 Fraime VS.. Furlong.
99l Eeheyarne Us. E~ehevarns.
S93 PeytOn vs.. PeytOn.
S94 Ferguson vs.. Mckinney,
9S6 Brumwell vs.. Hart.
997 Graham vs.. Sherry.
S99 Williams rs. Finnie.
1000 COckrell VS.. Williams.
1901 Leonard VS.. Peyton.
1902 Long vs.. Mckinney.
1906 Ferguson VS.. Mckinney.
1907 Owen VS.. Lincoln.
lola Caldwell VS.. Isaaes.
l0l5 Frank VS.. Akin.
l0I6 Preussy vs.. Scheen.
lOl7 Robertson vs.. hatcher.
1919 Wallace vs.. Stewart.
1920 Bowers VS.. Harrison.
1921 Farrabee VS.. Fsrrabee.
600 Schneering vs.. Eichberg.
CALEDONIA SALOoN.-Always on file,
New York, Chicago, Cincinnati and st.
Louis dailies and all sporting papers.
corner Madison and Main streets.
" /
GAS fitting done promptly by Browne
& Browne, No. Al Madison street.
LINEN LAwNs.-An excellent article at
"a cents a yard, actually worth in New
t. W. JOHNSTON q co.
"
HITE s. CORwINE hEye removed their
Job Printing establishment to the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Unionstreet, aud we are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on The shortest notice. The pa
rOns of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
STATIONERY of every description at Joe
1oeke'sN News Stand, 236k Main street.
SEE advertisement of Dr- Butts, MIS- !
,ensary, headed, Book for the million {
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col ]
INN, it should be read by all. l
HARVEST HARNESS. !-Great induce
nents at $50 Main street, p. J. Quigley. q
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ST.. LOUIS HOME JOURNAL at Joe
Locke's, 2S6K Main street.
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Respectfully submitted,
d. A. SHEPHERD,
City Comptroller.
CITY TREASURES REPORT.
Hon. Board of Aldermen:
Gents; My receipts from all sources
To date, and since January LIST,
amount S225, III So
CR.
BY amount Mayors warrants
paid and cancelled ............. 2I7,75l so
Cash on hand........---..... 5000 O5
VIM. H. BRIDGES,
City Treasurer.
May +, 1870.
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JEwELRY.-Jet, fancy and plain sets,
necklaces, bracelets, sleeve buttons,
crosses, charms, and a host of other arti-
cles in this line too numerous to mention,
at prices less than anywhere else lin the
CITY. Z. W. JOHNSTON q co,
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THE LATEST NEWS may always be had
at Joe LOcke's News Stand, 236E Main
street.
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LIST OF PRICES
FOR THIS WEEK.

Mozsmbiques, 25 cents per yard.
Grenadines, 25 cents per yard.
Linen Lawns, p cents per yard.
Buff Mozambique, 25 cents per yard.
Pink Mozambique, IS cents per yard.
Japanese Mozambique, Csc per yard.
Imported Corsets, IS cents.
French COrsets, 81 80.
Swiss, Is cents per yard.
Good Swiss, p cents per yard.
Irish Linen, 80 cents per yard.
Good Linen, so cents per yard.
Great bargains in Lace Shswls.
Great bargains in Iron Grenadines.
Great bargains in Piques.
Best French Bingham, IS cents.
Sash Ribbons.
HERZOG & BRO,
294 Main street.
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FOR RENT.
TAKEN UP.

MULES-By application TO s. Nj. Webb &
vi Co Nos Union street, the owner OF two
mouse-colored mules can get
about them. mv5
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JOE LOCKE, 236E Main street, always
has the latest papers from the principal
cities.
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SrRANoKRs and visitors to the General
Conference shonld not fail TO read the
new advertisement of B. Lowenstein q
Bros. They offer some extra inducements
this week, and we would advise all visit
oFs to give b. Lowenstein & Bros. 8 call.
PUMPS for bored by Browne a
R-owue Al Madj~-
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OUR PoNGEE PARAs0LS THE CHEAPEST
CANS CHEAP STORE, 29s Main st.

No. Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omew q Allen, Nc. 5 West Court street.
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UNDER VALUE. Qua HARSEILLES
QUILTS
CANS NEW STORE, 2e3 Main st,
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TREMENDOUS ARRIVAL
LACE sHAwLs !
THE BARGAINS WE GIVE

We have received on last evening q
heavy assortment OF Lace Shawls, which
defy anything Ia the city. The goods are
unusually cheap, and We shall sell them
likewise. Price the shawls anywhere In
the city, If you have 70 buy one, and then
come TO Us, and we will sell you the bar
gain. The goods will be marked out this
morning. HERZOG & BRO,
294 Main street.
u. A. HoLLENBERG's Memphis Steam
Dyeing and Cleaning establishment, 26Z
Second street.
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AGES OF

OF the entire number of arrests, 100
we're under twenty years, $50 between
twenty and thirty, $50 between thirty and
forty, 55 between forty and fifty, and 8
owe fifty years of age.
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Observe Donoho, Joy q Co.'s advertise
ment of the Wickersham property, en-
bracing Library and Post Office buildings.
New Memphis Theater, and other valuable
property for sale.
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HARVEST HARNESS. l-Great induce
ments at $50 Main street, p. J. Quigley.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

CIRL-A good house girl that can wash,
u Iron and dc Homework; good wages and
good quarters. No. 5o2, corner Vance and
SHELBY streets. my5
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SEE advertisement Of Dr.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col
umn, it should be read by all.
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FRUIT growers, go to Craig's and get a
supply osStrawberry Boxes.
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For SALE.-Ladies' and Misses Shoes
st Factory, 2O3 Main 81, at great bargain.
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W%ANTED---TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 L0AN.-Parties can negotiate
vi for large or small amounts, on long or
short time, by addressing J. B. \, POstohce
box 81. apis
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B. A. HOLLENBERG's Memphis Steam
Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, 262
Second street.
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RECoRDER's REPORT.
Number of prisoners srraigned S7S
Number of cases continued from
last SIS
STATE b3
Number tried and tined............l628
Tumble cases continued. ........- 3
Number cases released 10
Number tried and discharged.....I75-S7
Number of cases appalled,. Is
Amount of fines assessed. ..-....S IS, 1855 90
Amount of miEtimusses issued. $3.50 90
Amount of fines col
lecI6O-.-..... .-.......s--.. sZ,lS0 w
Amount collected on
m~ittimusses. ....,.- ..... 1893 95-S3,424 95
Amount of fines RENTED ........... so 90
Total amount collected and paid
over to City Treasurer .......... SO, 374 a5
j. w. Scales. Recorder for the city of
Memphis, do solemnly swear that the
above report is true and correct.
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LApTEsl LIST.

LADIES' LIST.
Berry mrs H Hsdfeld mrs IA
Berry mrs NJ Hays mrs K
Bailey miss 81 Lewis mrs
drnet miss c Moore mrs AZ
COlSon miss EB Peach mrs ]
CONN mrs K Parker mrs 8 a
Clifford miss ] Roper miss n
CreddlebRugh missE Sml mrs
CartriEht mrs L Stabler ms u
Dawson mrs Taylor mrs NJ
Doyle mrs Trent miss
Eskridge MISS Tate mrs
Griswold mrs NJ A Williamson mrs z
Giltner mrs NJ II Winter miss ME
Cooley mrs E White mrs r
Grammer mrs L M Wesson miss EJ
GENTLENEN's LIST.
ApplegateT n Dunn Morius W \
AjaxJ Dewitt p Msrphy g, col
Bland g r Dean DE- M0sDy J n
BOsworth + EdmOuds " NCCallum WD
Bryant FOlfZ FIrE5n5 As
Rsrrett P Greg G parrish VI
BurnsidesJ Hayward 4 Pituan
Brennan W F HOder Peytou il
Brown Humphreys p Petit G.
Bradley I'M Halpin P Ramsey ICE
Chase Hathaway Reed
Conley q Harris J Reed ]
COalum l. Irons j. col R11nrs col l.
Campbell r. Johnson NJ NJ ~taVettJ
Carroll captainJOnes T HGCO Sweet
W Johnson L Sislou
Coules P W Jacobs h smithG
Clark B Jordan capJMTennsnr ER
Carroll K JenersonG Tones
IcoI Kelley " Ware Wv
CARROLL ID LacvE Wilson DR. E ID
" r Mccall " Walters ]
Dordey T, col Moore SA Wallace II
For SALE.-Ladies' and Misses Shoes
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MARSElLLES QUILTS CHEAP,
at CANS CHEAP STORE, 29s Main st.
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I T TAX COLLECTORS REPORT.
MEMPHIS, May 4, 1870.
Honorable General Council:
Gentlemen: Ny collections during the
month of April amounted to $50, S94 "a.
Privileges, etc..---............ $l0,4 %
Real estate, ete-..--.--..... zee. 46, 442 II
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR JUDGE lsr oHANcERY COURT.


j appeal: YOu nay Announce me as an IN
dependent candidate for Judge OF the first
NV rs AYRES.
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STATIONERY of every description at Joe
Loeke's News Stand, 236k Main street.
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LESS thai Esstfs tai soI wharf,
very handsome ~ pays
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HTTE & CORwINE hsye removed their
Job Printing establishment TO the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Unionstreet, aud we are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons of the APPEAL will pear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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CITY HOSPITAL PHYSICIANS REPORT.
CITY HOSPITAL,
MEMPHIS, May l, 1870.
Hon. Board, Mayor and Councilmen :
Gentlemen: | nave the honor to sub
init the following report for the month
ending April 80:
Patents remaining at last report. 90
Admitted during April.......-......lI2
Treated during April.-...-..--...--..2lI
Discharged during April.--.--.......Il9
Died during April. 10
Remaining April 70
Received from Pay Ward and turned
over to City Treasurer since last re-
port, $4S.
Herewith is inclosed a statement of the
marine account for the month, amounting
to S547 50, a copy of which has been fur
nished the Surveyor of Customs for set
Element with the City Treasurer.
Respectfully,
G. b. THORNTON,
Physician In charge.
Statement of the Memphis General HosAI
pital, as Marine Hospital of the Thru
Glass, for the month of April, 1870:
No. Of patients remaining in hospital
on the LIST day of April-"".--.....- 81
No. of patients admitted during April. Is
patients discharged during April. q
OF patients deceased during April. 3
NO. OF patients remaining on the last
uay OF April --.-..-- 10 /
Aggregate number of days relief dur
ing /
Expenditures during April:
Board. medicines and nursing S525 90
Burials (three) Sc. .....-...-. $780,. % so
50
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FOR JUDGE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

FUDGE 18th JUDICIAL CTRCUIT-At the
u request of a respectable portion OF the
bar. aud Of the people Of the Fifteenth Judi
cial Circuit, ] myself a candidate
for Judge OF that Circuit. The election Is 70
be held on the first Thursday, being the 4th
ap5 ISAAC NJ. STEELE.
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FoR JrpGE CRTMTNAL coURr.

TUDGE CRIMINAL COURT.-To The Raople
j o. Shelby OuNfgs am a candidate for re-
election 10 the ONCE OF Judge Of the Crimtnal
Court, at the ensuing May election.
an2l H.E. HUDSON.
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CALEDONIA SALOoN.-Always on file,
New York, Chicago, Cincinnati and st.
Louis dailies and all sporting papers,
corner Madison and Main streets.
GAS fitting done promptly by Browne
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CHANCELLOR 2D CHANCRY COURT.

CHANCELLOR % CHANCERY COURT.
\ I announce myself as q candidate for the
Chancellorship OF the second e2d) Chancery
AMI A.HANsON.
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ALL wHALEsORE cORSETS ONLY 75cl
CANS NEW STORE. 2Qs Main At

STRAWBERRY BOXES, at Crais,s.
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LINEN LAwNs.-An excellent article at
27H cents a yard, actually worth in New
York city 50 cents a yard.
7. W. JOHNSTON n co
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al 10 cents q YARD.
II. W. JOHNSTON 4 co.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
ahe Genera, Revival Of Business.

With the beautiful spring weather of the
past few days business has on all sides shown
pleasing evidence OF revival The turtles of
Wall street are cooling their sprlghtliest notes,
and the butterflies of Broadway and the west
side avenues are out in the sunshine. Every
brilliant bird Of fashion is making ready her
gayest pumage, aud the elegant shops up
town and down town are all in futter with
eager customers. Nor is this encouraging
change confined to the metropolis. 1t applies
to the trade Of the country at large. From all
quarters we hear of renewed activity and
cheerful anticipatons. The South will come
to the front with her great staples this year
as she has not done since 1861. She
has largely increased and improved her
cotton cultivation, and the whole country will
feel the golden benefit in its exchanges ere
the year he out. Our exports are steadily
and largely gaining on our imports, the differ
ence in the last nine months being over thirty
three millions in our favor as compared with
the same period of the preceding twelve
MONTHS and there is a fine prospect for all our
products. The growth of a sturdy and we'll
equipped immigration is remarkable, and the
'fair lands of the Vest are breaking out all
over with a rash of new towns and villages.
Public Improvement and exploring enterprise
are up and at work like giants refreshed with
wine, and whichever way we turn we are
gladdened by the hum of busy industry.
Now, if our good legislators, national and
local. will only rub their eyes and wake up
for the occasion, what run we may make for
this brave year 1870
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

THE POPE LITTLE TOO STUBBORN.-It Is
said that no fewer than three documents Of
protesting character have been submitted to
the Pope, and that the Holy Father has obsti
nately withheld every one of them from the
Council The German bishops and the French
bishops are already in rage. We have not
heard that the Pope has taken any action in
the matter of the protest which we published
few days ago. We do know, however, that
France is somewhat angry because of the mat
tention to Darius letter, and we cannot
doubt that our American Catholics will soon
show some temper if the manly protest Of some
of Americas most honored bishops is disre-
garded, Pope Plus the Ninth will not give any
good proof Of infallibility il he despises the
Catholic sentiment Of free America.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

JERSEY JUsTIoE.-New Jersey has an excel
lent record on the murder question. She does
hang murderers whenever she can catch them
and prove fair case against them. This is
excellent on her part in these days Of slipshod
philanthropy. But, then, Jersey has another
reputation beside that of hanging murderers,
and this is that she cannot say her soul is her
own in the presence of any railroad company.
She will, in other words, positively punish crime
30 long as there is no railroad in the case.
This being known, it cannot be regarded as
surprising that in the case Of the man who
was put off railroad train on bridge at
night and lost his life by falling from the
bridge the jury has just found verdict Of
accidental death, and mildly censured the
company for having passengers put of else
where than at stations. We must not expect
too much from Jersey. She does very well.
80 far as she goes.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
Dress Fashions.

Onr special fashions correspondence from
Paris, published in another column to-day, is
at once refreshing and entertaining. The
writer commences by reference 70 the new and
s'pensive" little straw hat called "Enigr e."
which has just reappeared, asit was worn in the
time of Louis XVI, and then goes On to speak
of love, lunacy, the plebiscitum, court promo
tion, the dcmi-monde and grand municipal
battue against rats-a metropolitan rat pit
sport by civic authority. His Highness the
Prince Imperial attended at this amusement
taking deep interest in the prowess OF the
several dogs in despatching rats. The canine
aspirants for fame in the arena of the Paris
curacy, and then matched against rat FOR
each pound in certain time, ''open to
dogs OF all breeds"-a bulldog weigh
ing twenty-six pounds having to de-
spa!ch twenty-six rats in order to sustain
his name and the reputation of his particular
branch of the species. The heir apparent to
the throne OF France was attired in natty,
janniy suit, quite in unison of style with the
surroundings. The fun pro crossed merriy
and harmoniously, and with degree of order
and good humor and regularity calculated to
excite the very envy of Kit Burn himself.
In truth, ii may be acknowledge, even in
Water street, thai ''the way these critters
chawed up rats was wonderful to see."
A gentleman who was formerly tutor to the
sons Of the Duke de Broglie was committed
20 q lunaiic asylum as being hopelessly insane
for having attempted to kiss the Duchess de
Brogle in a moment OF ardent loyalty to the
house of her husband-legitmacy expressing
itself warmly, but in rather illegitimate
manner, just as is alleged by Louis Napoleon
that it always does. The Minister Of Fine
Arts of France was happily married. The
bridal costumes worn on the occasion were, as
stated by the HERALD writer, most elaborate
in design, magnificent in material and elegant
in faish. The newest toilets, as seen at court,
on the ''road" and on the turf, on the fashion
able promenades and in the aristocratic
salons, are reported ia such manner as will
enable the ladies of New York to receive and
welcome the genial month Of May in per-
feet ''blaze of glory" just as soon as they
have ''got things to rights" after that ''horrid
| moving"
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

THE GOVERNOR AND THE ARCADE RAIL-
WAY BILL.-We are reminded that, under the
practice of our Governor, bill left for his
approval after the adjournment Of the Legis-
ature, though it does not become law within
ten days unless approved by him, does not
become dead letter in the absence Of his
signature, but may be made law at any time
within the interval to the next Legislature
with his endorsement Of the bill 1t is to be
hoped, however, that within the limit Of ten
days from the adjournment of the Legislature
Governor Hoffman will give the quietus to this
outrageous Arcade job, in order that the rights
Of the city and the people may be vindicated,
and that the present damaging suspense to all
concerned may be ended.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
PRCG.ESs GE THE HERALD

During the last week the average daily mass
OF advertisements in this journal of all descrip-
tions was about forty-three columns, or some
thing over seven compact pages in small type
q greater average than that of any preceding
week since the issue of our first number.
In q corresponding ratio our daily circula-
ton has been and continues to be steadily and
rapidly increasing.
In it's advertisements and circulation, the
HERALD having been for many years a recog-
nized reflex and index of the prosperity and
expansion of this great commercial and finaD-
cial metropolis and OF its fluctuations in
business affairs, we may submit our enlarging
prosperity of this season as a fair indication of
a general revival of business here and through
out the country.
From present Appearances, looking at the
growth of the city itself, and of its surround
ing suburban cities and villages on Long
Island, Staten Island, and in New Jersey,
Westchester and Connecticut, and at tho
increasing demands of our advertisers and
subscribers within this radius, and from all
parts of the Union, the Continent and the civil
lied world, we expect soon to be required to
issue daily quadruple HERALD, and to meet
demand which we are prepared to meet
rising from one hundred and fifty thousand tt
two hundred thousand copies every day in tn,
year.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
Highly Inportant from Frnnce--A Reyi-
eide Conspiracy Against Napoleon.

AAsbnay AopOrbnnt from frnnce-A hoSs-
eide Conspiracy Against Napoleon.
Our cable dispatches from Paris, dated to a
late hour Of last night, convey Intelligence OF
the most exciting character alarming, indeed,
when read in view of tho present existing situa-
lion OF affairs In Europe. The Paris police
have discovered the existence of regicde
conspiracy against the life of the Emperor Ma
po.eon. His Majesty was to have been, as
is alleged, killed, and the Tuileries
blown up by gunpowder. As in for
mer days, under the inspiration Of
like import from the French capital
we hear of explosive bombs. firearms, gun
powder and reasonable meetings. 1t is a
combination of Guy Fawkes and Titus
Oates, but as yet without the London
monument recording the temporal salvation
OF the Crown and dynasty. A man
named Beauri has been arrested in Paris. He
is likely to be charged as the intended acting
agent in the reglcide murder. AS in the in
stance Of Orsini, this man was las. from London.
The eyes Of France are consequently again
directed across channel The workingmen OF
France are accused, by implication, of having
some agency in the matter. It is said that the
workingmen of France are moved from Lon
don. The French are, on this account, In
clined to scowl across channel. There is
little doubt that France is deeply agiiated.
1t may not prove dangerous, but the pulse of
the national heart, Paris, beats irregularly,
and the body corporate is fevered in con-
sequence Taen we have kilograms rela-
tive to the plebiscitum. They speak of
the army vote, the citizen vote at large,
the radical vote, the vote of the ''reds"
and the vote and voice Of the Church. Rome
holds rather coldly aIoof from the Paris Cabi-
net, but the Church seeks to console the French
people, the crozier being held pretty much
as balance pole aloft, and likely to incline
the situation by its weight in that direction to
which its falling end may gravitate. The
Emperor Napoleon remains firm, it may be,
cool and collected. as usual. Military and
police are On hand in force in Paris. So long
as the two forces remain on hand and Gin
hand" the crown is secure and the Bonaparte
dynasty will be indicated. 1t is difficult,
however, to anticipate the events which an
hour may bring forth in Paris, what the tenor
of our next reports by electricity from Europe.