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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
Payment Of Pensions.

That excellent paper, the folders
Friend, Of Chicago, wbiCh really
deyotcs itself to the interests Of SOL
diers, goes in pluckily and persistent
ly for the pending bill providing for
the payment Of pensions monthly by
Postlnasters at every County.seat,
thus enabling every pensioner to get
the pension as soon as it is due, and
without cost or deduction. We have
been studying over this plan some,
and it seems to us an excellent one,
which ought to be adopted without
delay. But the SO Pension Agents,
az d their friends, seem to be making
a big opposition to it-for which
rea son the Soldiers Friend "goes for
'emn with vim. Dip in, Mr.. Hav-
lila I'D; you're on the right track as
near as we can see.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05

A. T. spsrry. Editor.
Time Of Convent iOnss

There appears to be pretty gen.
eral opinion, which we share, that
the Republican State Convention
should be postponed to later date
than usual this year, for reasons wit!,
which our readers are already fam IL
lar. And we would favor the policy
of q late County Convention aiso, as
far as we can now zee. A lnng cam
paign is very tiresome. But with
the Judicial and Congressional Con-
ventions the case is somewhat differ
ent. To save expey sc, probably the
same Delegates might be sent to
both the Judicisl and the Congress
sional' Conventions, which we sup
pose will botn be held at Oskaloosa
and on adjoining days. These Con-
ventions, we think, should be held
early. There is nothing to be gained
by waiting. Let them be held, and
let US know who the successful can-
didates are, and then the matter is
ended. The canvass as to the Dis
trict nominations can then fall in
with the rest when they begin. But
let US have these District Conven-
tions, Messrs. Committees, just rs soon
as you please, and have that part OF
the business over.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05

Presit GrAnti ipromised, when he
was inaugurated, that he would
faithfully collect the revenues.
Andrew johnson and his rebel-lov.
Ing friends.had not done this. So
honest men then had to pay their
taxes while rogues and rebel-sympa-
thisers and whiskey.ring men were
largely left to go free. But our Re.
publican President has chosen the
honest way. The following para-
graph shows that he has been as
good as his word:
The amount OF internal revenue
collet ted under the Administration
of President Grant during the nine
months of the fiscal year from July
LIST to March 3lst, just passed, WAS
one hundred and ninety-fOur millions
twenty and one half millions more
|alunp. for the &oksesponding nine
months Of The previous year. The
rate of taxation is in no way in.
creased. The result can come only
from more economical and thorough
administration of the laws.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
COl.Meyer.

Our neighbOr the Democrat OF this
week, in an editorial surveying the
field in this Congressional District,
says Of Col. John Meyer, of Newton,
that he "has as much capacity for
Congressman as Grant has for Presi-
dent" The remark il really a high
compliment, though intended to be
otherwise. Col. Meyer served with
distinction in the late War as Colonel
Of the 2sth Iowa; has been State Sen
ator for one term, and won a good
position in the Assembly even in so
short time; was Presidential Elect
or for this District In 1868, and can
vassed the District during that cam
paign with eafnestness, ability and
effect; and II elected to Congress
would make an honorable record
there also. Marion County will
undoubtedly and most earnestly sup
port Gov. Stone in the next Congress
sional Convention, with the full hope
OF his being the next Representative;
but II we are disappointed in this,
and II Jasper County should be the
favored one in the Convention, there
is no man whom the Republicsns
you'd vote for more heartily and
cordially than Col. John Meyer.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05

The candidates for State Offices are
coming out a. thick as loctlsts in
Egypt. 1t is reported that Auditor
Elliott received $4,000 in fees from
the Insurance companies last year,
and the consequence is the candidates
for that position are more numerous
than any other. Among the names
mentioned are James Chaplin OF
Benton County; George 4. Griffith Of
Warren; Charles Dudley Of Wapell0;
r. d. kellogg OF Decatur; l.. ID.
Tracy OF Grundy; ]. l.. LOomis Of
buchanan; and Hon. John Russell OF
Jones. For Secretary of State, the
present incumbent, Ed. Wright, and
for Treasurer Major Samuel Rankin,
also present incumbent, are the only
names we have heard presented.
For Register Of the State Land Office,
Capt. J. A. r. Hull Of the 23d Iowa
Infantry, ana Col. Aaron Brown OF
the 3d Iowa Infantry, are both am
nOunced. SO from present appear.
ances we are not going tn have .
deaTth Of candidates. More will
appear ~ the time approaches for the
Convention.-Oskalo0sa Herald.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
IOWA NEWS.

The Dallas Gazette says the Repub-
1icans of that County are thor oughly
disguised with the primary election
system, and intend returning to the
practice of delegate conventions.
The recent immense shiI ment OF
grain down the river from dubuque
was towed by steamer burning
Iowa coal, she being the first one on
the Mississippi to try this fuel.
A man up in Clayton County has
put out several hundred mulberry
trees, and is going to see II silk can
be raised in Iowa. Success to him.
The State University seems to be
in a fourishing condition cveryway.
Good.
There is really and actually an idea
out among prominent Democrats
that it will be bes; for their party to
hold no State Convention this year.
Probably there would be none called,
were it not that some few close or
doubtful Counties want the help a
State ticket would give them.
The GlenwOod Opinion tells Of a
Mr.. McCOrd, OF Mills County, having
one eye put out and the other nearly
destroyed by ~ bottle in his hand,
filled with horse medicine, bursting
and the contents flying in his face.
The Register has authority for an.
nouncing that the Programme for
the Soldiers' RI union will be pub
lished In the newspapers as soon as
the arrangements are completed.
Same paper says that nm election
has already been called in two ~
three Townships OF Polk County, ta
vote tax In favor Of the Des AOines
and Indianola Railroad.
Gan inquisitive YOUTH" as the
Free Prcss calls him, hooked the
contribution box at the COngrega-
tional Church in Newton, one Sun
day, and made of with IL. He was
pursued and captured, and the
money recovered.
The big saw mill at Dubuque, and
q large amount Of lumber, were de-
stroyed by are last Friday night.
Loss reported 1t about $lO0, 900, par
TALLY insured. Cause unknown.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
Our Navy.

That little Denmark has q respect
able navy while we have none, and
that SPAN has at our very doors Il
single squadron with twice as many
guns as our whole navy carries, Is
not, AS Representative Hale seems
to think it, good and sufficient rea-
son why these United States should
vt once build and forever after main
tain mighty fleet of the latest inn
proved war ships. He cannot show,
as he lately claimed in opening his
speech On the Naval Appropriation
bill, the inftriority Of the American
Navy by comparing 1t with that OF
other nations, for the reason that
neither national policy nor national
exigences require this nation to
maintain navies equal to those of
European Powers. Of like character
with this rather shallow argument
was that Of Mr.. Washburn, that "the
position Of the navy was most hui
initiating" We do not like TO see
this important bill, which appropri-
ates over $l6, ,5O0,0 ,0CO, approached In
this spirit. The only proposition of
an encouraging sort which was made
in the debate, :.s irpurtcd, was one
to divert part Of the money now
In building war-ships to
the aid of merchants and others in
constructing vessels which could as
sist In restoring our commerce In
time OF peace, and defend our sea-
ports I'm time of war. 1t would be
Still more encouraging ifsome action
could be had toward reducing the
sas ;,s)s;,;,!, ss VS. y aA,nk ~ 49,
pondence elsewhere tells something
OF the manner In which the money
of the people is wasted In giving
places with little work and much
pay to supertluous officers. Five
millions Of dollars per year for OIL
GERS to three and half millions for
seamen is to our mind rather an un-
Just proportion. Let MS have this
matter looked intO.-N Y. Tribune.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05

The only Railroad enterprise, di-
rectly affecting this partof our Coun-
ty, which can be said to have live
prospect now, is the Abba, Knox
vile and Des Moines. In plain and
simple truth, we can get that Road
if we will but do our reasonable part
toward it. But we can't get it and
never will get it by lying on our
backs and waiting for the cars to
come. What we have to do is to
prepare the road-bed. There is no
use in trying to dodge around this
fact, or in expecting anything better
to turn up. There are parties ready
to iron and operate the Road as soon
as we get it graded and bridged.
Whether any outside parties will
thus take the road bed and bridge it,
or tie it, or both, is not yet known.
Arrangements are not made yet, or
even definitely under Way. but they
will be in due season. Farmers
work takes the lead now, and other
things have to wait for it. But
meanwhile we may as well chew the
cud Of reflection over the fact that
we have to make road-bed if we
get a Railroad. This will require
the five per cent. tax in the Town
ships through which the line runs,
and also a considerable amount i'm
subscriptions. We think these Sub
scriptions may be made payable only
when the cars are running. The tax
part is made safe enough, by the
terms Of the law.
We don't propose to 60 to "arguips
Railroad" very much just now,
When the time comes fc: work we
shall roll up our sleeves and 20 in
with all our might. At present,
however, we would merely present
the subject ,or consideration. DO we
want Gailroad? Compare the st.
Louis and Chicago grain markets, for
one of the answers. The Farmers
alone of Marion County would make
money by building this Road, even
IL no other man ever lifted hand to
help. Think the matter over, friends;
and when the time comes Or action,
let US be ready. Shall we vote the
Tax, subscribe Stock, and have a
Railroad?
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
J. Crxt;7.

"ATCHMAF. IN and JEWELER, and
w Dealer ~ Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Spcctacies, 1c sgles and Toys. Having in-
creased .,iities for doing ell kinds Of work
in r.J .tne, / am able 70 give Entire satis-
II" ion. All work Warranted. Being Agent
.or Prof. J. Ksufns ans Achromntic Speets-
elss. an prepared to suit all conditions OF
eight.
South vest corner of Public Square. Knox
willie, Iowa. Z'3su.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
Gibson House.

vVvHE UNDERSIGNED. hsvins isased the
Neal Hnuss property, woaId respect
fuiiy announce that he has entirely reftted
and sslsrnishsd tt, ~ - First-elsss Hotel.
where hs viii spare no care or expeuss for
The assommolatiou of the Pablo. The very
best Of ssstlisg furnished.
- Near asstA vest corner Pshlis sqvars,
KnosvlIls. j. y. ROLLHN.
July, 1850. SS0
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
Millinery.

nEnS. n. A. WANDAUGH would resrect.
IN fully arnouacs that sbe has just returned
hom cacn,o with good Assortment Of tho
Latest and Best Styles Of Millinery Fancy
.GoeJs, which ore now open at her residence
on Church st. near Christian Chu rch, Kn x.
willie. Dre.smaking and all Miiliner Work
done to order Et- Ascnt fer Finkle Lyon
Improved Sewing Machines. (343a)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05

which, onsaccour.t Of absence last
week we did not see In time for
mention earlier than now-seems to
intimate its preference for some 9TH
er man than Gov. Stone for Congress
from this District. It speaks Of the
"tall writing" done by editors friend
" to the Governor; and it somewhat
jeeringly refers to the phrase used by
the Sigourney Ne,rs, Of his "too con-
fiding and generous nature" intima.
ting, with some appearance Of an at
tempt at wit, that such a "nafnre"
should not be trusted at Washington!
Now, there may not be any partic-
ular occasion for saying anything in
reply to our neighbor the Record,
but nevertheless we feel like saying
just this: Gov. Stone IL n0t IA OBJ
scure or unknown individual. AS q
soldier, q jurist, statesman, a public
speaker, and for two terms Governor
of the State, he is known not only
throughout Iowa but In the entire
North. He is the most popular and
effective political speaker in the
State-and the same powers would
come in good play in the new field
for which he is named. Indeed, 1t
seems idle and silly to undertake to
tell the people of Iowa who Gov.
Stone is. TO boil it right down, he
will make a really solid, able and
efficient Congressman, and reflect
honor upon the District; and we en-
phatically want him there.
These are our sentiments, precise
ly. OF course Bro. Clark of the
Record, or any other man, has perfect
right to think differently or other
wise, just as he pleascs. But we
submit whether it is good taste to
say unwise and unnecessary things
with the risk of wanting to take
them back after the nomination.
The contest is all within the party,
and need not be a bitter or unfriendly
one. Let there be as much "tall
writing" done for any candidate as
anybody may feel like doing; but
why should there be any "running
down" process against anybody? We
are quite sure the Hon. candidates
themselves would deprecate an:
thing of the kind. There are pref
erenees, among friends; h|af let r,la =
save the grape-shot for the enemy.
Bro. Clark will allow us to rem ark
that we don't say this because we
fear that his article will hrrt Gov.
Stone any, or that unfrie ndly re-
marks against Bro. C's candidate
would hurt that candidate any. On
the contrary, hostile articles now
would tend rather TO help the men
against whom they arc aired. Our
object is to deprecate Unnecessary
warfare. Let US take the occasion to
say that for ourselves we shall de-
cline to engage in it, and to most
submit to other journals
in me District whether 1t might not
be altogether the better part of valor
to do the same.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
a. i. Conwell,

INHALER in Etoves, Yinwars, Shelf and
IL Heavy Hard ware, Reapsrs, Mowers and
Agricultural Implements generally. Agent
for M. ". Warren's Patent Atmosphsric Port
able Soda Fountain. Gid Stand, east side
Gauase. Kaoxville. ,1f
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05

A UcTI0NEER. Persons having Farming
~ implements or Household Furniture to
tispsss VI can do 70 on short notice by put
tir r trem in my hands.
S,ock sslns every saturday. ofhce over
tn. po.t Oficc, south s,ds Public Square,
Knoxville. Iowa. 53fU
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
Furniture.

IN D. YOUNG would rsspsctfu!ly inform
H. the sitissus Of Marion County that bs
has opened = Cabinet Shop on Robinson
Street. vest Of the Trswost House, up stairs,
IN the room formerly occupied by The Rep.bE.
can O0oe, where he will have on hand ell
kinds Of furniturs, and Cofins Of ell sisss,
vhieh he viii sell Low for CASH. 8
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
The U, 8. Supreme Court hAS ID
iourned till Octo6oEs sss.,s ,.s :.

The U. 8. Supreme Court has ID
journed till 0ctohe sIs { Il Dasts j
U.S. troops srs "a their way TO-
Dakotah.h al ed III ~ ssstsl .1slfaR d
The late Fenian scare has collapsed.
Great fires, In different parts Of the
country, have been numerous lately.
Hear ye, O. believersl The Ecu
menical Council declares the. Pope
infallible. I, ,.s,s..
The Public Debt was reduced last
month in the sum of I'll ,697, ,798. :
Four children in California were
recently killed by eating castor beans,
which are rank poison. = g
The great suit in Cheyenne seems
to develop gigantic frauds in the
management of the Union Pacific
Railroad. m e4 sssib etsf,s
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
Matchmaker & Jeweler.

rUsTAv EBEkHART has the pleasure
" of az noun noing that hs has opened u Full
New Stock Of Wa a'csss, Jewelry, &c., ON the
North .ido Of the Public Square. next DOR to
north y est corner, Rockville. Having had ~
5.ars experience as a Matchmaker in Switn
crland nd merica, wou ID respectfully solicit
ashar3 OF patronage. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
nlereantile, Ube GRADES Sc.
w. 3. Carruthers,

DEALER 10 Lumber, Shingles, Latb, &C.,
! J and Manufacturer Of Doors, Sash, and
Blinds. Chicago Farm Pumps for sale All
D rices loo. Southwest cor. Square, Knoxville.
Branch Yard at OtIsy. 340tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
Marion County Bank,

TNNxvILLE, IOWA. Paid up Capital
N tSA,e00. Gold, Silver, Government and
ether essasitiss bought and cold. Intsrest
ssl>ssl ~ time dsposits. Special attention
eivss 10 Ce:lsetions. Open from 4. n. 70
P. n except Sundays.
IN. CeAheast LArkis WIGHT,
D. K nsjle0y Rob~rs CscStsF
= g. Neisss9 Jas y. Gsmhlc.
i,ship NsssA, J. L. Mecosossks
J,E. Seal. OIL .P.whsht,
I'm. WSoAvw6 NSn.
O. r. wsieaS, CasA'v. La sKID WR;osr, Pres I
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
Synopsls.

The Railroad Il now completed
from Kansas City 70 the Indian Tes-
ritory linc.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
Wilder & w eidner,

HOMEOPATHIC Physicians 4 Surgeons.
III Ofiesiu Carruthers baiading, southwest
corner Public Square-up stairs--Knoxvills.
Having had Is years experience in the prac>
tics Of II homeopathy, I think am prepared to
give perfect satisfaction to all who fsver me
with their patronage. l,lf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
". n. sponB. o.B.AYRe6. H.. @. CURTbs'
Stone, Ayres e Curtis,

A TTORNEYS At Law, Claim and Real Es-
n tate Agents, Knoxville and Pells, ma
ripn County, Iowa.
Will attend to all business entrusted to their
care, In Marion and adjoining Counties. Will
practjce in the State md Federal Courts. Z. LIT
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
DR.. C. F. Garretson.

DENTIST. Office over Kinne's Store,
IL southeast corner Public Square, KNOX.
willie, Iowa. 2SN
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
q. L. Collins.

A TTnRNEY At LAW. Ofics north side
IL Public square, Knoxville. will also
attend to Collections, and Buying and Selling
Land sk % II
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
II. q. wgNSLOw. J. ". WILL
Winslow & Wilson,

A TT0RNEYs AT LAW and NOTARIES
n PUBLIC, Newton, Jasper County, Iowa.
will attend The Courts Of NJ Marioa County. 39S
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
Il. =. 8perry,

AIOTARY PUBLIC, Real Estate, Claim
IN Insurance and General Agent. Omcs n
iowa Vofer Ofics. Knoxville, lows. business !,
entrusted to his care will bs promptly snd
satisfsetorily attended to. LOU
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05

o. r. ws,sas, CasA'y. LAsxIs Ws,osr. Pres's
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
Professional.

J. r. Duncan, n. D.,
WILL DEVOTE hi. entire attention to
w the practice Of Msdisins and Surgery.
Oasos south side of Public Square, near the
soutbe east corner. lA1u
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10
sEsArOn PRaTT a sEWBURaH.
A eoOd Audience and a good time
speech By Capt. Go0dlnG.


Senator Pratt spoke TO very re-
spectacle crowd at Newbhrgh yesser-
day. occupying about two hours in
his usual sledgshammer etyle. The
crowd though not as large as it should
have been on account Of the hsr-
vestiDg Of tobacco, sud threshing
wheat crops. was very attentive. and
showed their appreciation Of the
speech by frequent and loud applause.
and much enthusiasm was manifested
on the occasion. By the entire au-
dierea, who we're unanimously of
opinion that Senator Pratt was we'll
worthy Of the confidence ofthe reruh.
liean party and Of the county.
TO. day he will speak at. Newton,
Were the convention Of Spencer
county will be held. and where az
ovation awaits him.
After the conclusion of Senator
PrAtt's speech, Capt. GoodiDg, Repub-
lican candidate for Congress, being
present, was loudly called for, and re-
sponded in neat little speech OF
about fifteen minutes duratiou, which
was full Of wit and humor, and ELECTED
much applause from the crowd. :
The meeting theo adjourned IN
good order and fine spirits.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10
Vice President tOIfax

VIII deliver 4 speech at Princeton.
Gibson County. on Wednesday. Sep
tember 18th. at / O'Clock PM, and
will come down to Evansville and
speak the same evening. Prepara-
tions viii be made at Princeton for a
very large meeting. and it is hoped
and expected that hers also the hon
orable gentleman viii be greeted By q
numerous audience. He is one Of the
most eloquent and convincing speak
ers ia the Union IL il hoped that
all Republicans in the neiehbOrhood,
country and town, who can oonven-
iently come to bear him, will do so.
We promise them a rich intellectual
entertainment.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10
BADEN.
specIa. Cable to the Herald.I

VEGA1k = ekDAG ~ A1C AAGAAAAsf
CARLsRUHE, Sept 81 P.M.-A
flag of truce lett StFasbourg yesterday,
conveying propositions for surTen- :
der, from Gen. Ulricb. The General
proposed a CESSATION Of hostifities.
the French garrison Of two thousand
men to remain IN the Citadel. which
is to remain in the hands Of France,
but to ffe no gun, and take no part in
the present war, .he remainder of
the garrison to be released, TIE ofi-
GERS bearing their side arms, and the
Prussians were to have possession OF
the city. The. terms we're immedi.
ately rel ced, aud an unconditional
surrender Of the city and fortress de-
minded Il the garrison 10 become pris-
opers, the officers to be released on
parole. and suffered to wear side
arms. Gen. Ulrieh then asked per
mission for ell the civilians to leave
the city. This. too, Was refused, ex-
cent he women and children. to
whom, a supply OF tents aud medicines
were granted The French com
mandeT was allowed forty eight hours
to- consider the proposals to sur.
! render
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10
RuasIA

ST. PETERsBURG. September s.
The journal, of this city, semi-oih 7
cial organ, says, regarding Jules Fa'
vre's late circular, that France car :
ries patriotism toe far, If rather than
yield fortihcations and soil no longer
valuable. itiuvokes q war Of exter-
minatio1. Prussia will naturally ex-
act doEbie guarantees to secure its
noble victories. Il is difficult to ap-
pfeciate toe languaec of NJ. Favre.
He asserts that the cause of the
French against Prussia Is that Of
right and justice. when only in July
his language was exactly the reverse.
Further particulars lave been re-
ceived this forenoon eonoerping j ules
FavTe's declaration. which enables me
TO SAP that the account Of it sent 70
you yesterday was entirely accurate,
All the circumstances / am not at
liberty TO state, but IL is probable
that EaEre's hopes Of n immediatsal-
lance wiih Prussia, were a litTle too
sangu5pe: thaf he ncgotiations thus
far have necessarIly been informal,
and that ia answer to the urgency Of
the French Minister, Russia intimaies
that she cannot Immediately accept
such an alliance. nor take hostile
steps against Prussia. unless in con-
Junction with Austria, or some other
power.
Englabd's refusal to interfere i
partly traceable 60 the personal influ
ence of the QRen. to whom Glad
stone comedies much, partly to Gran
ville's aristccratis aversion TO a Re.
public. and partly to the intimati0E
from Prussia that no neutral iuterfer
ence would be irfEuenlial. A great
pressure has been pat upon the Brit
ish Government from Paris, but with
out result English residents Dc
nounee ID bitter terms what they style
The pusilanimity Of the EDglish Gov
ernmeat.