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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-08

Brisk TRADE IN WHEAT. Ninety
thousand bushels Of wheat have been
offered on Change at Richmond, Va,
since the first day of July IN excess of
the amount offered during the same
period last year, and 1920 in excess
Of the amount offered ia 1868 for the
same period.
A despatch from Raleigh, Nov. 3Oth,
says Manning, Democrat, beats Joe
Holden for the unexpired term ia the
4lst Congress from this district by 436
majority.
The census Of Salt Lake City. just
completed, shows the population to be
il, $40, against {, 237 ten years ago
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New England and the South.

We have at length complete state
ment of the returns Of the United States
census of the population Of the entire
Southern States, aud as great interest
has been felt to see the effect Of the war
upon that section, We subjoin eompar-
isou showing what it was in 1860 aud
what il is now:
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The Population Of Baltimore, as re-
ported by the y. s. Marshal, was 267,-
500. This result was so unsatisfactory
that it was determined to take the census
over again, which was accordingly done
by the Police Commissioners. They
report the population at 2s3, 375, an
increase Of 1916.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-08

NEW MusIo-We have received
from the publisher, Mr.. Charles B. Bal
Icy, dealerin Sheet Music, Music Books
aud Musical Instruments, 22l West
Baltimore Street, In Memoriaal, GEN.
ROBERT Il, LEE, Funeral March; also,
True TO tue CRAY, words by Pear
Rivers, music by Paul Helen.
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ssiThe Washington Star adverts to this
subject, and seems to think there will
be general increase Of the salaries Of
the government employees, either at the
present or some future session of Con.
gress. 1t eollates the opinions of the
Cabinet, and certain members Of both
Houses, among whom Senators Williams,
sehurz, Pomcroy and Trumbull, are re.
presented as favoriug the scheme. 1t
says '-Scnator Williams is pronounced
in the opinion that everybooy's
SALARY ought to be raised" He
proposes to give the President $780,
900 year, Cabinet officers SIS 1000,
Congressman $4,000, and to increase
the pay Of ether officials in the same.
ratio, including all the clerks Of the
several Departments. How far the an
nual expenses would be increased there.
py, we are not prepared to state, but
certainly they would be swelled to
considerable amount. The time is not
propitious for considering the subject.
The public debt is SO large, taxation is
80 onerons, and the people SO burdened
with The public charge. that it would be
cruel' TO add even one dime more, by
way of increased salaries. Let the
public burdens FIRST be ightened by an
economical administration Of the Gov
eminent, and reduction Of the public
debt, before an increase of the salaries
Of all Government officials is attempted.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-08

No effort was made, SO far as We
know, to send delegates to the Immi-
grafton Convention which meets 10 Bal
timore on Tuesday next Let any of
our citizens who may be in the city at
that time attend it.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-08

TRoUr RAIsINd.--We see il stated
that the Silver Spring Dam, about three
miles from Mcchanicsburg, Cumberland
county, has been leased by stock COM
pany, with a view of raising trout on
an extensive scale. Suitable buildings
are now being erected, and the neces-
sary preparations made for the success
ful propagation Of this sayory fish,
Co1piIsy.
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George Gale, james Cohee and Levin
uIsilton, of Kent county, Maryland, ar
rested for pretended violations of the
unitcd States election law, we're dis
eharged by Commissioner Rogers
These gentlemen committed no offence
against The laws. Their arrest was the
result Of party uaiignity alone, and the
vilIsias who insiigated il ought 70 be
made examples Of
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Notice.

MgcHASfcsyrILEA AND FISKsBuRe TuRSpIKs.
A CCoRDING to resolution passed at
IA the last meeting of the Board of Di,
rectnrs of the Mechanicsville and Finksburg
Turnpike Company, the stockholders oil
said company are hereby notified that theis
Sd, 4th, 9th, 9th and It'll installmenls oil
$3.50 on each and every share Of capital
stock by them subscribed, will be due in
succession on the LIST of December, 1870
and on the LIST Of January, February, March
and April, 1871. Those who have not PAID
LIST aud I'd instruments win please pay i'm
mediately.
JOHN I. sToCKsDALE,
dec s-3t Secretary.
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IMMIGRATION TO MARYLAND.-The
Cumberland Civiiida contains the fol.
lowing:
"ou Tuesday we saw three wagons,
drawn by five horses, passing through
the city en- route east. We were told
shat they contained families going FROM
Ohio, where they bad been living, to
Charles county, Md, where they intend
taking up their residence We do not
often see emigration taking that direc.
tion
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-08

CoLoRED LEGISLATORS, &c.-It is
stated that the new Legislature of
Louisiana, will contain A colorel men
IN the Senate, and forty in the House.
South Carolina not only elects three
colored members of Congress but a
colored acknowledgement, eleven col.
ored state Senators aud eighty colored
members cfthe House, besides a eolored
Secretary and Supreme Judge. Ala.
bama has elected colored member OIL
Congress aud a number of eolored per.
sons to the State Legislature.
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Commlssioner,s Notlce.

rEHE County Commissioners Of Carol
county, will meet at their Office, il
Westminster, on the FIasT MONDAY Of
JANUARY, 1871, for the transaction Of bust
ness. BY order,
JAMES BLIzzARn,
dec S-st Clerk.
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The Joint Stock MaagJaetari,,g
CompdRy.--Wc hope to see Central
Hall crowded with our citizens to.mor.
row evening. The two committees ap.
pointed at the last meeting will make
their reports on that occasion, and il is
probable that gentleman from York.
Pa, who is familiar with such enter
prises, will address the meeting, detail.
ing the beneficial results which have
been experienced from similar enter.
prises 10 York, Harrisburg, aud other
places. Let all our citizens who feel a
lively interest in the prosperity and ad.
vaneemeDt of Westminster be present.
IL is the productive industry of a place
which gives it stimulus and impor.
lance. Merchants, shopteepers, ira.
ders, professional men, all contribute tC
the conyeniences of society, but it is to
the productive industries Of town OF
ueighhorhood, after all, that We musi
look for substantial prosperity. Civ,
US more producers, more manufacturing
enterprises, aud Westminster will 9,
ahead with increased momentum upor
her career Of prosperity
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40 Gallons of Whiskey,

10 gallons Of Rum, gallons Blackberry
Brandy, IL Empty Casks, 20 Kegs "
Demjjohns. III flasks, 10 bottles of Whis'
key, 20 bottles Of Wine, II bottles OF Char,
ct Wine, 10 bottles Of German Vine, lot Of
Measures, 10 empty Bottles, lot Of Ale
Bottles, 2 Coal Stoves, 4 Lamps Desk and
Stool, Saddle aud Bride, ~
l Tioo. Seated Carriage, Hgek Horse,
and many other articles, w,
hereby rive notice that ON MON.
DAY, the l2tb day of pecerpber, 1870, -
10 o clock, A. w.. on the premises formerly.
occupied by said Groserman, in The ely OIL
Westminster, | will offer all tho right, title,
interest and estate ut law and in equity Of
the sAid Henry GrosermAn, Jru 10 ana v
and ,aLen IN execution. at Public Sale, to
the highest bidder for cash. any
JOHN TRACEY,
al " 'E Sheriff.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-08

Toys of all kinds furnished for Sun.
day School Christmas Trees, at the rcry
toicest prices, at Mrs. A, Il. Armstrong;.
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NO- 11aa EOUITY

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
The Manchester Savings Institution vs..
Elizabeth Riley and others.
NOTICE is hereby given this 9Th day oil
IN Of December, 1870. 10 the creditors
Of Thomas Riley, deceased, to file their
claims properly proven and authenticated
with the Clerk Of this Court, on or before
the 10th day of February next.
A, NEAL,
dec SIT Special Auditor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-08

By arder Of the Pope, al eharches
viii be closed during King victor
EmanuePs presence ip the City Of
Rome.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-08

Linen aud Lace Collars, Ladies' and
Gentlemeu's Linen Handkerchief, nice
assortment aud very low, a, j. Yingliug
4 Sons. 1t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-08
SHERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue Of n writ Of Fieri FAeias issued
ID out of the Circuit Court Of Carroll
county, State Of Maryland, a, the suit Of
Theodore l.. Fritchey and VIM. B. Thorn
as. trading under the name, firm and style
Of Theo. l.. Fritchey 4 Co., against the
goods and cha,lels, lands and tenements Of
Henry Groverman, Jr., and to me directed,
| have seized and taken into execution the
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-08

A nice assortment Of Deanes for 12l
cents per yard, at J Yingling 4 sons,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-08

Hog Killing This is the season for
killing hogs, making sausage, and rcn.
dering lard. Many fine hogs are au.
nually grown in this city, our citizens
seeming to vie with each other as to who
shall have the honor of producing the
largest. We chronicle the following
Mr.. John Wampler slaughtered a
hog on Thursday last, which weighed
$50 pounds Mr.. h. f. Cootcs, pro.
prietor Of the Central Hotel, has slaugh.
tered six which weighed 320l. 1884,
1871, 3iSl, 800 aud 1864 respectively.
Mr., Jos Warner slaughtered two weigh.
ing 3s2 and 400; Mr.. j. II Bowers
two, weighing 344 and 1863; Mr.. D.
Shriver, one, Weighing 1863; WIN. Mas.
sic, one, weighing 437; John Snowdeu,
three, weighing 30l, 1903 and $50 /;
VIM. Gernand, two, weighing BAL and
35l Mrs. 0ursler. two, weighing 3l3
and 3I2 A. j. Wilhelm, one, weigh.
ing 296 John Zencraft, two, weighing
2l7 aud 2lS; Mr.. Lewis Winters
slaughtered on Tuesday week, four
hogs, which weighed 42i, Ala, 3s7,
34S, total of 1873 pounds. We are
indebted 10 Mrs. Winters for a present
Of some very nice sausage, liyerwort
aud chine. l.. o. Grimes slaughtered
two, l3l months old, which weighed
425 aud 4l6 pounds. Mr.. Wamplel
wears the laurel so far.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-08

HOLIDAY PRESENTS FoRTHELADIEs.
Call an1 see the splendid and cheap
assortment Of Laces and Embroidered
Handkerchief aud Collars, just from
New York and Philadelphia, ut Mrs.
A. 4. Armstrong;. IL
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-08

Orphans Court Procectlings-Loyi
Burlington, Esq, Chief Judge; Hanson
7. Webb aud Ira \. Grouse, Esqrs,,
Associate Judges; Joseph NJ. Parke,
Esq, Register Of Wills.
Monday, November IS, lS70-David
b. Earhart and Michael Dietz, execu.
tors Of Philip Dietz, settled their FIRST
account OF deceased's estate.
William Kiser aud Samuel Grouse,
administrators OF Phebe Kiser, returned
list of sales of personal property.
Tuesday, November 29.-Lottcrs Of
administration Oh estate Of John +,
Becker, deceased, were granted to llar'
riet Zimmerman, who returned also a
list Of debts due deceased.
Hannah Buckingham and George b,
Buckingham, administrators of Elias
Buckingham, procured order to sell
leasehold aud movable property,
DIR w. n. Martin, executor of Geo
Mering, returned appraisement of per.
sonal property aud list of sales thereof.
Friday, December 2nd.-Letters Of
administration, will annexed on the
estate of Edward Myers, deceased,
granted by the Register Of Wills, in the
recess of the Orphans Court to VIM.
=. Anderson the executrix, aud two
sons OF deceased, having renowned tn,
administration.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-08
MILLINERY GOODS,
Estray Notice.

State Of Maryland Carroll County, 70 ri !.
II HEREBY certify that on this 10Th day
of November, 1870, before me person
ally appeared Sebastian Bowers, and made
oath that he has taken up as an estray,, q
dark brindle Heifer, about Is months old,
trespassing on his promises. sworn before
A. NEAL, j. p.
The owner Of said Heifer is requested 70
come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take her way
INV oa-st near Bird Hill.
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STEE'S SALE
or DESIRABLE
HOUSE AND LOT OF LAND.
IN MYERS DISTRICT,


DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust from Cath
ID crime Wolf aud others to the under.
signed, ! viii sell at Public Sale, to the
highest bidder, on
Saturday, The 3lst Of December, 1870,
at two o'clock, P. NJ, parcel of land con.
tanning
6 Acres, 3 Roods and 81 Perchcs Of
Land, more or less.
The improvements consist of Two Story
Log Dwelling House, Stable,
Garden, &c; Orchard, &c; AIIA y
well Of good water convenient
TO the house. This property 44s.sz
is the same Of which George Wolf died
seized aud possessed; is about one mile
west Of Covers Tannery, and is about three
miles from Silver Run Church. The land
is in good state Of cultivation, and pre-
sents good opportunity to any one desiring
a cheap home,
Terms Of Sdle.-One.t third cash; one .third
in nine months, and the other onethird 10
eighteen months; the credit payments to be
secured by the notes Of the purchaser with
approved security bearing interest from the
day Of sale.
CHAS. 4. REIFSNGDER,
dec 6-ts Trustee.
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Man Killed in The Mountains. WIN.
Wills was shot dead by Martin Car
baugh, in the South Mountain, Drank
lin towuship,) on Wednesday. The
only particulars we have are that Wills
went to Carbaugh's house and commeuc.
ed abusing him, and that Carbaugh
shot Wills through the abdomen with a
pistol, causing his death in few mo.
ments. Officer Rouzer has gone to ar
rest Carbaugh.-G Gettysburg Compiler.
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PUBLIC SALE
of
Valuable Personal PrODerty.

DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executrlh,
ID Thomas Myerly, OF Carroll county 'asa
recorded among the Chatie Records N
Carroll county, the subscribers, as Trustees
will sell At Public Sale, on the premises nav
occupied by said Thomas Nyerly, ssuat.J
on Big Pipe Creek, 1ne mile west Of Jam.s
A. Bosiian's Mill, and one mile sa,i N
David ButiingtOn's Mil on said Creek, uc5t
the public road leading from Middlebars "a
TAnsytowni on
Tuesday, tho 1871 of December, 1870
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, all Of the
Personal Property conveyed BY said dee8
IL. :. - ---Nf
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Tho New York canal commissioners
have voted % close the canals, Dec. s.
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The United Brethren arc building a
neat brick church edifce in Manchester.
Two or three dwelling houses are also
in process oferection, afording evidence
of the active growth aud prosperity OF
that town.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-08

Court adjourned last Friday No
cases Of general Importance occupied
the attention Of tho Court since our last
report The Sheriff has conveyed all
the prisoners to sho penitentiary who
had been sentenced to that institution
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-08

VIZ EleShnt " ork Horses,
2z>Twn Six MlLCH Cows. &C
E%A Heifer, Bull, 10 M
--1-2- Shoats, three inch tread WSsoo.
Stone Bed, pair Hay Carriages, BuarT
! Sleigh, Reaper, Spring. tooth RaSe,
Plows, two Harruws, thr e double shovel
Plows, ono single shovel Pow, one Corn
Drag, one Wheat Fan, eating Box, one
Patent Hay Fork, oae Fab Chaia, one
SpTcader, single aud double Trees, one
Clod Roller, three Dung Folks, two Hay
Forks, set Of Wagon and Plow Gears Tor
six horses, Also 80 Barrels Of Corr, 50
Bushels Of Oats, lot OF Glover Seed; one.
half Of twenty seven Acres Of Wheat, one
and half Acres Of Rye.
HsB-All difficulties concerning the above
property having besn settled, the above
property will be positively sold on the above
named day.
Terms Of Sdie.-All Sums Of Eve dollars
and under, CASH on all sums over Eve dol
lars a credit Of foar months will be given,
by purchasers giving their notes with secu'
rity, To be approved by the Trustees.
ISAIAH HANN.
7 0MAS CLABAUGH,
Trustees.
WM. BRowS, Auciioneer,
Josrrn DAVIS, Attorney for Trustees.
dec Its.
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Business Locals.

No'ices under this head TEN CENTS
per line for each assertion.
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An effort is being made here, to have
two mails. daily, between Westminster
and baltimore. We hope it will sac
coed, as it would be a great convenience
to our citizens to have their mail facil.
tiles extended, so as to have a morniog
and afternoon mail to Baltimore aud a
morning aud evening mail from Balti.
more.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

THE CUBAN INSURGENTS ACTIVE --Adyces
received in Havana through private sources
from Santiago de Cuba and published in the
HERALD this morning inform US that the
Cubans have appeared in the vicinity Of the
latter city. II is only day or so since we
announced the burning OF estates by the insur-
gents somewhere near the vicinity at which
they are now announced to have appeared
The fact that they have shown themselves
at this particular time when the vomito is
ragi among the troops and sickness of all
kinds is exercising an uneasy influence among
the people proves that they are watchfu and
determined to take every advantage which
appears in their favor Verify the revolution
is not crushed, the statement of the Captain
General to the contrary notwithstanding.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

ANOTHER SHOOTING BURGLAE.The opinion
expressed from tue bench OF the Court of Ses-
sions, that every burglar is murderer in inten-
ton, is being verified every night by the detec-
ton of arms on the person of the burglar
by the actual use of the same. The last case
of this kind occurred in Clinton place, on
Sunday morning, when fellow who was
caught in the act of ritiing gentleman 8
pockets in his bedroom escaped, after fierce
resistance. and let fly two barrels of revolver
at the policeman who pursued him. There is
no doubt thai these rufiians never enter house
without the means and the design of taking
life in case Of detection, and thus are virtually
murderers. This fellow will make another
addition to the twenty years residents Of the
State Prison.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
L r IPLE SHE E T
New York. Tuesday, September "a, 1870.
CONTENTS OF TO.DAY,S HERALD.

PAGE.
i-Adyertisements
q Advertisements
3-Paris: Several Minor engagements Around
the Capital; The People and Garrison United
ana Determined; Later Reports from the
City by Balloon Mail: Attempt OF Bazine to
Escape from Metz; His Army Driven Back
with Heavy Loss; Prussia Must lave Metz
Austria-The story OF Sedan: The Great Sur
render as Echoed from the crank and Filen
4-Oniclal Report OF the Loss Of the British Iron
clad Captain-Wall Street in Delirium-The
Feast OF the Jewish New Year-The FaTagut
ObsequIes-Ihe Park-Trotting at Beacon
Park, Mass.-Yachting-A Desperate Re-
markable Fatal Accidental High-handed out
rage-How Men are Killed on Railroads.
observation-disclosures lntegence-Darn Bur-
piary by Negr0-Capture of Whaie-Pro.
Courts-The Tyne Crew on QuOits-Municipal
Afiairs-Army and Naval 1ntegence-Finan.
cial and Commercial RepOrts-Marrages and
Deaths.
6--Editorials Leading Article, The Fall Of the
second Empire; Brief Historical Parallel
Amusement Announcements.
7-Telegtaphic News from All Parts OF the World:
King victor Emanuel and the Pope; General
Sickles and the Brigands OF Spain; The
Cubans Surrounding Santiago de Cuba
Washington News-MOvements OF President
Grant-1he Light Weight Championship
Champion Billiard Match4Obituary New
burg 1ragedy-Base Ball Notes-Charties and
Correcton--Funeral or a Prlest-Busness No
tees.
S-Brooklyn Common Council-Grand Swaban
Festival at jones' 'WOod-Advertisements.
9-Adyerisements.
IO-Political ntelligence-Amusements- Shipping
Intellgence--rhe Nathan Murder--Advertise-
ments.
t-Adverrisemenls.
12-Advertisements.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

A BEAM IN HIS EYE.-Wendell Phillips
sees very clearly the mote in Blsmarcks eye.
That mote is want of magnanimity. 1t is the
utter want of generous sentiment toward a
fallen foe. IL is the resolution to pursue relent-
lessly bitter quarrel. For this Wendell
scourges the German; but suppose the Ger
man should refer to the beam in Wendell's eye
and ask when he felt or showed any magma
nimity toward the fallen foe of the Southern
States in our great civil war. National mag
nanimity is pretty preaching, but alas for the
the practice-On either side of the sea.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

THE Pore ?-When General Cardoua issued
his proclamation to the soldiers of the Italian
army upon their occupation Of Rome he CON
graduated them, in the name of the King, on
the glorious feat of giving Italy the Eternal City
of Rome for capital, and assured them by the
words, ''God is manifestly with you!" The
Pope and all very jealous Catholics think
that God is manifestly against Italy and Victor
Emanuel, the communicated prince. Which
is right? Who can give the guarantees2
Every one wants guarantees these DAYS,
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

DISEASE In THE SUBURBS. From many
points in the rural districts which are ordi-
narily healthy the occurrence Of malarous
fever is reported while il is unusually preva-
lent and severe at places where it always
occurs though in milder forms All this is
owing to the exceptional summer, whose uncom-
mon heat and drought have practically given us
a tropical season. The great heat of the sun
has not only acted on vegetation, as it does in
the tropics, but it has also, in conjunction with
the want of rain, dried away streams that ordi-
narily cover fever beds, and thus made double
danger for all the occupants of country houses.
Cheap rents and rural homes have their quail
ications.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

M. THEIRS MIssloN.-M. Thiers has been to
London in vain. Gladstone and Granville
would do nothing. Soft words, but no prom
ises. He has gone to Vienna. No more sue
cess there. Won Beust has many ideas, and
not few plans. But Won Beust cannot say
anything better than this :-''It is too late, and
Intervention is impossible" Indefatigable NJ.
Theirs goes to ST. Petersburg. Gortschakoff,
it is said, is impatient to see him. M. Theirs
goes to make offers. If Russia will help
France now France will be grateful and it is
possible that France may be able to give proof
Of her gratitude. Russia has designs in the
East No one knows the fact 80 well as M.
Thers NJ Thiers it Is said, is prepared to
make concessions. Will Russia be more easily
pleased than Great Britain or Austria? After
all is not NJ. Theirs mission little bit of a
mystery? Is he interceding for the republic
or fighting for the Orleans family If his
mission is good he ought to win. If he does
not win the fault must lie in his mission. For
the present we have no hope of success.