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WANTED-BY THE FIRST OF OCTOBER, A
w large room, or suit of rooms, suitable for
the of the AMERICAN UNION CLUB. Rent
must be reasonable and locality near Canal street
Applications can be made to Colonel William Roy
President lock box $40, Postoffice. jy22 st 20 3t
WANTED-ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN,
w women and children afflicted with the follow
ing Diseases Dyspepsia, diarrhea, bilious and
other fevers general debility, nervousness, low
spirits etc; 10 be cured by the celebrated Pey-
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WANTED.

"ANTED.-PARTNFR IN THE COTTON FAC
w forage business-ether active or in commen-
DUN, who can furnish ten fifteen thousand dol.
lars capital. Best of references given and re.
qnlred. Address F, lock box 374, Postofice.
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Specifications for gas fitting of the New Varieties
Theatre now ready at the Office OF the under
signed.
Proposals for the work will be received at No. q
Carondelet street, second floor, back office, until
three o'clock Wednesday, July 26, 1871. ...
b. ID. HARROD, Architect.
jy2O 1t No. 5 Commercial alley
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-22

Davis and Beauregard at the White
sulphur - BrOadstreet's Commercial
Agency in COart-Interesting Testi-
mOny-Cotton Mill Burned-Murderer's
Suicide-Death of Berg-JeG Davis
Card Denying Sleeping Car story.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-22

BURNING OF A TOWN
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DANK OF LOUISIANA.

BANK OF LOUISIANA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Creditors of the Bank of Louisiana prove
their debts against said estate by calling at the
Office of C. s. Kellogg, REGISTER in Bankruptcy
room No. Customhouse Building. jy18 I'm
NOTICE. CE........................... NOTICE.
Having just returned from the West with a fresh
supply of HORSES and MULES and made arrange
ments to receive weekly; prices to suit purchasers
Call and examine my stock before purchasing else
where. JAMES REGAIN,
Stonewall Jackson Sale Stables
i've 1m* No. l34 Baronne street.
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CONTINUED ON EIaRTH PAoR1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08
NOTES FROM THE SUMNER RESORTS.

The Clifton House, Niagara, has been pur-
chased by Mr. ]. T. Fulton OF the International He is
making a thorough renovation. and will make it
agreeable for guests than it has been OF late years.
At Avon Springs situated in the beautiful Genesee
Valley Of this State three hotels will open about the 10th
OF this mOnth-the United States, Congress Han, and
KnickerbOcker Hall. The "Avon Cure is a new hotel
specially intended for nvads and under the control OF
physician. There about 60 rooms in the building,
with facilities for all varieties of baths, including hot
sulphur iodine vapor alkaline, electro thermal Turk
ish, hot air, and vapor. This hotel is situated
rods from the railroad depot and ia intended for
the purely transient well permanent custom. In
this respect it is oddly among watecures guests
being welcomed for hours, days, or weeks as at any
other hotel Grounds about the Cure laid our for
croquet and other amusements-Near Caledonia which
is but short ride from Avon, and fayorite resort for
visitors at the latter place. are the celebrated trout
ponds owned by Seth Green and his partner, Mr.
Colns--It is reported that the White sulphur
Springs Company OF Virginia Is so much in
debt that the property must be sold IL valued by the
Company at g. 100000. Venson has appeared upon the
table of the hotel this usua It is the
OF illegal deerhunng in the neighborhdd The hunters
shoot the they come down to the Salt Lcks and
sell them for mountain sheep" or veal" When called
TO account by magistrate, now and then, they say,
dog catched that deer and broke his leg, killed
him TO get the poor thing out OF pain" So the guests
frequently dine surreptitious venisonThe Saratoga
ND stakes four times already, and they have
been commanded TO move on" Parties boring for
another spring the site Of their late camping grounds
II promised that by July passengers will be taken
TO within five miles OF North Conway, White Mountains,
by the Portland and 0gdensburg Railroad BY the LIST
OF September the road will be finished To that place, aud
there will then be two routes from Boston. The
Is said to be laid through beautiful variety OF
country and its friends claim that it will be
the fayOnte route TO the White ,Mountains.--A
letter in The Boston Advertiser mentions the follow
ing well-kGown gentlemen and ladies who to
occupy cottages at Newport this DIR. Holland T.
W. Higginson, Henry T. Tckerman, Charlotte Cushman
Bret Harte and Julia Ward Howe. AGong other celeb
rites expected the Turkish Minister, Gov. Hof
man. James Gordon Bennett r and L. L. Barreda, the
Peruvian Mnister.-The Ocean House, Newport, viii
open the 9th Of this month. The Atlantic has been
partially refurnished, and will be opened somewhat
earlierThe rent OF cottages rathgr Of very eegan
villas, at Newport range this season from Coo to 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08

TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WOMEN KILLED AND FIFTY INJURED-A
COMPROMISE IN THE CASE OF THE ORLEANS
PRINCES-THE DAMAGE CAUSED By THE COM
LONDON, Wednesday June 7, 1871
Twenty-Five women were killed and 50 in
jured by a;raiway accident near Paris. yesterday
The Verite says that compromise has been ehected
by which the law exiting the Orleans Princes from France
win be repealed and their election to the Assembly be
declared valid The Princes are however, not to take
the seats to they have been chosen and they must
agree not to intrigue the French throne 1t is said
that NJ Theirs has given his consent TO this plan.
kThe VeriN estimates the damage to Paris from the
fighting and confagratiOns at s00OoOOoo francs 1t Is
said that 6OOOOOOO francs worth of merchandise was
burned exclusive Of the Docks de la Vette and ware
houses.
NJ Picard has been appointed of the Bank of
France and NJ. RotInde Procureur-Genera.
The report of disturbances in Lyons false The trial
Of those of Communist leaders held here AS prisoners
will commence at once. The first trial will be that of NJ
Asst.
Louis Blanc has written letter 10 the Figaro, de-
nouncing the Commune. Arrests of Communist leaders
continue Luer has been arrested but Pyat is still at
liberty He is said TO be in Switzerland.
1t is reported that NJ. Jules Ferry will be appointed
Minister TO Washington.
The Council OF Hygiene Of Paris declaresthat there Is
no epidemic in the city, and that such precautionary
have been adopted will prevent the spread
Of any disease such extent. They also state that
the health Of Paris is at present satisfactory.
The funeral OF the late Archbishop Darboy took place
to-day at Cathedral Of Notre Dame with great pomp
IL was attended by large number of political,
military and literary celebrities and deputation from
the National Assembly. The church was crowded and
the throngs spectators the line of the funeral
cession were immense.
The Tiess special dispatches say that the postpone
ment Of Rocheors trial due to apprehensons Of dis
c1o sir Of
Tense
1t is reported that Favre is preparing reply to the
manifesto of Prince Napoleon. The municipal election
at Marseilles has been declared void.
The Figaro proposes the establishment Of the gaming
hOusesi and lotteries attraction for strangers TO
Paris II also avors the abolition Of passports and the
law against strikes.
II is said that all the pieces Of the column Of July have
been found, and that an attempt will be made TO
store II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

49,. The Bank of Holland has reduced its rate of
discount to per cent
The Court of Appeals Calendar for the LAY is
A. folovs no, yOl 3O2 300 2s9. 3Ji, 1888 and 3A
Gov Cooke has received over 1000 applications
for The is oahoes at his po the City Of Washington
The 25th annual meeting of the American AS
.,n of SUPERINTENDENT. Of Lunae Aum' IN SESSION In
Toronto.
w. w. Corcoran appeared Yesterday, on the
streets of hi, carnage for The hr't time hhee DIS Illness
lie is still feeble -
John A. Colman of Boston has sued the New
Railroad Company of =IV io'
by being put Of a train On that road
The LAYING of the rails of the Utah Southern
Railroad began Yesterday Young driving the nrst SPIKE, IL ""
presence ofA large concourse Of spectators
- Mrs Fair is said to have already PAID over
10 her counsel physicians Who shrd 70 het INSANITY
,nl attended her professionally Dr. j. b. Task her principal medical
attendant and witness Der for S2vD more
- In the New Jerusalem Conference IN Chicago
psrr presented the Rev BeFek Paterson n
on ,mAy in the vegetable Kingdom lie tooh The ground That
plants general and that the earn 10 feminine 10 n
go Capt Donahue of the Buffalo City Police, who
days engaged Win o. ponce
the Ene Aivay striker returned 10 aAo l'e1' A
reports the strike a Al snd The notefs dispersed
IA. Hayward Of San Francisco purchased the
oal)
tlO shares for tl1OnO 30 share III mpnhs hh,e We
sold per The COMPANY has 1ss declared
dividend Of rlO shAre being The hr'i since Hep'o ~
IA meeting Of various Roman Cathohc societies
the District Of Columbia bed on lsesas 70 No. ~
for the Ponuheste OF fn, IN vas
10th Of June mass 'ss r be
k, address ~ the Pope win be presented
r short Of Asau'S Tp' " D' rive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08
THE RABBINIcAL CONFERENCE.

CINCINNATI, June I'm the Rabbinical Con-
ference to-day the following Committees were appointed
, N, the Rabbincal Coege-Drs Wise Kalisch Fluegel
oo0nssheire Brkenthal, Hubsch, Lllienthal; on Sab
It'll schools and Test Books-Lienthal, Weser, klee-
Serg Eppsten, Meyer Saurteld and Welsh ON the Pub
i'at,nn socety-WOlfenstein, BOOkline Moses, Welsh
nnd Nordan; on Circuit Preaching-Wise Machal Fluc-
eel Wechstar, Geistman, and kiubergi on Lectures
hWrlsch Grams, Cohen, Lasker, Nordan Bauer, and
Moses.
The Prayer Book Committee was authorized to publish
the hook Immediately after the conclusion OF their labor
, communication that the congregation at Charlottes
VILE Va had Joined the reformers was received with
smnlause A resolution adopted providing for uni
trIn reading the Pentateuch during the period
three years divine service SELECTING such pQrQSs VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

CRIMES AND CAsUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.
Charles Clark of Northampton, Mass. commit
ted suicide by cutting bis throat wa a
Two boys have been arrested in San Francisco
for the murder Of the Cbnaman who death mat @ ~
week. - =, ~
....Renwick. who shot his son in Kittery, ~ H.,
recently has been admitted bail 90 the wound no' e uAh
gerous.
WIN. J. Sutherland and James Lee are under
arrest Boston for burglary, and MARI Lew ana 'O' f "
eeyng the stolen goods
IA fire in Richmond-st., Boston yesterday,
damaged the ock Of Putnam furniture mdnuiae'afes
5000 and the building $3.50; insured 80
- Harry Haines alias W. NJ IutmlL snowman
travelling Hamilton aNdons show eA RON wagon !e'u'
at Salem Va, and a Instantly killed
Charles Davis lcolored), a medical practitioner
charged
child from The effects Of she died almost instantly
The iron screw steamer Melbourne, the hrst OF
bs ne. Pn line IRON Australia and NeNLrasnd on entering san
Fr,pc yssriIy ran on Raeon 10 II supposed le viii be
gotten OF unIjuri
+ : Allpart late clerk of Barclay, Brucot q
IA f1as, CHANGED tabefzug 5000 more OF MS employers
absconins 10 lAA was a'i'A''' ~ N~'f e'
Yesterday suJ taken 70 bulai'
The bark Giuseppe Preta, Capt. Mazela, from
Cora yesterday and reports having
which carried overheard tue master ore mate anu s'eIA
aalor, ali Of whom we're droNncd
Frederick w. Hawkins, agent OF Messrs. Wells,
Who aboondi from Baxter Springs, Kansas with - so
Al HssesVie,
Az a LGsrs spApDs Tie aT'a % We hAasss 0heua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08
GENERAL PRESS pIsPATCH.l

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The cOlored labOrers
were gathered in various places in small groups, but
with apparently less aggressive spirit than yesterday
The Board yesterday recommended the contractors to
suspend work of violence, but promise to
protect just interests OF all, and Will not yield to vio
ence or countenance any attempt to intmdate inter
fere with aborers by mObs or gangs OF armed
men The police hold themselves in readiness to move
I'm any direction disturbances shall be caused by
the coored strikers. There is also strike in George
town.
Letters received to-day by the different coal agents show
that the companies are also determined to hold out and
the principal agents have been ordered to send all their
cargoes TO Alexandria, Virginia. hereafter ana no more
coal will he shipped from Cumberland to Georgetown
nv canal for the present The merchants OF George
town already begin to feel the effects OF the STRIKE az
not only canal-boats, but large number OF Vessels eA
pended a considerable amount OF cash there daily.
The local government here is acting with moderation
and rmness the present difficulties, and while doing
nothing precpitate collision between the contract
ors improvements and the lnDorers mas advised
the latter that all attempts TO interfere Win those Ell
gagged upon the public works Will be put down. III Ii eA
pected that work will be recommended TO morrow and
been taken 10 protect te laD0rre tnerc
on should become necessary. IL Is hoped, however
that II collision will occur. ,.
The disturbance in Georgetown TINS AFTERNOON was
caused by a party OF colOred strikers, VINO went on
board a schooner lying at the Borden Coal ana Mining
Companys wharf and insisted the abOreIs dlscharg
ing the coal, who employed by the captain OF he
schooner stopping work unless the price OF " per Gay Ior
eight hours labor paid them. they threatened vo.
fence the captain Of the schooner soclted me ana OF
the police who promptly responded ana arrested Ferry
Thompson and Thomas Bromley, the rlhgeaueis' anu
three Others all coored. They lodged IN the sta
ton House. There DO lighting. Inc arrest vi Tue
rngleaders ended the demonstration
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France win shortly send Charge dAfaires to Berlin
but mentions names.
AUSTRALASIA.

Loss OF THE BRIG KENTUCKY WITH ALL ON
BOARD GREAT FLOOD IN NEW-souIH
WALES
SAN Francisco, June 1.-THE steamer City
of Melbourne arrived to-day from Australia via Homo
lulu having left Sydney on May L. She reports ire
mendous hurricane in the vicinity Of the Fiji Islands, IN
which the brig Kentucky from San Francisco for Mei-
bourne foundered with all on board Capt Bryant OF
the Kentucky had lust married before sailing, ana au
his wife with him The City Of Melbourne brings ino
following news: $500,
The Government Of New-south Wales has sent a peu-
ton 10 England praying the British Government 70 an
the Fiji Islands that province. Great HOODS
tated large portion of the colony last week. Inc losses
immense, the early wheat crop being almost Gu
tTely ruined. -, -,.,o,
new disease has broken out among the sheep which
is destroying them by the thousands No remedy ior
has yet been discovered. -,
The Government OF Victoria has proposed law rem
Producing the lash "A criminal punishment HeaVy
floods In the interior OF South Australia have put stop
to the operations OF the constructors OF the overhaul
Telegraph.
The Tekootls rebels in New-Zealand defeated by
the friendly natives. Twenty-Five OF the rebels WeIs
killed. The Urevera rebels have surrendered The goid
has revived. Immense quantities OF gold are OBJ
tanned from the Caledonan reef. ,
The Nevada, the initial steamer OF Webb's American
line TO Australia from San Francisco TO Honolulu III
days and l6 hours The City OF Melbourne, the nrst OF
English line days the trip from Honolulu 10
his port and 33 ffom Sydney When she left sydney
II yet known there that the Nevada had started
South Wales Parliament voted to grant subsidy to the
English line, waiting to II the American steamer
would start. The City OF Melbourne brought 20 cabin
and 81 steerage passengers TO San Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08
THE COLORED LABORERS' STRIKE.
PI1B!JC SENTIMENT IN wAsHINGTON-TIE STRIKE
MISUNDERSTANDING IN GEORGETOWN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE1
T.19

PUBLIC SENTIMENT IN wAsHINGTON-THE STRIKE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN GEORGETOWN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE1
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, June 7, 1871.
Very much surprise and considerable disappointment
have been expressedy many here today al the
action Of the Board OF Public Works in advising sus-
pension Of work city improvements in order TO pre-
serve the peace OF the city. awess mob, by no means
formidable has been for nearly week past disturbing
the peace of the city, only by refusing to work them
selves but by threatening lives of peaceable citizens
who were willing and glad to work for the wages offered
and instead Of stopping work at the bidding of the mob,
and writing letter the relations of Capital ana Labor
the many expected that the authorities would take steps
to protect the peaceable workmen and dsperse the oo
even though required resort to force When the dis
contened ones ceased to threaten, and showed DISPOSE
ton TO keep the peace the friends of order say 1t would
have been eminently wise to have written the letter,
but now il is considered as surrender the mob. This
the view OF the matter here by the press ana
the people generally and the pressure upon the author
ties has been so great to-day, that the Board have
informed the contractors that they may proceed with
tfrerNsJr,I, that they have taken all requisite
measures to protect the laborers from interference
The strike, II it continues cannot fail to end disas
trously to those who have engaged In 1t, as II is
well known that the labor market in this city Is
now more than full, while within short distance are
thousands OF cOOred and others who would be glad
TO come and work for the wages offered The effects OF
the strike here are also felt in the adjacent country
Following the example OF their Washington friends, the
negroes employed in the Virginia marble-quarries
in Loudon County struck few days for from 81 so
10 s. day. although their wages raised recently
from 80 and CO cents day to ST. The Company imme-
diaely hired some French Canadians at the rate
that the negroes had receiving and the result is
that the latter very destitute and sadly need
the work, are without employment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08
ANNAPOLIS.
TIE ANNUAL EXAMINATION-NAMEs OF THE
GRADUATES.

TIE ANNUAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
GRADUATES.
ANNAPOLIS, June THE annual examina-
ton at the Naval Academy was concluded yesterday
with the usual ceremonies Secretary Robson made a
short address to the graduating class and then handed
diploma to each cadet, calling the first five names III
the order OF merit and the others ndiscrimnatey The
names OF the graduates are as follows:
Sidney A. stanton yg mia VIM H. F. Ma'er Pennsylvania
St,aS' Ts,r.II Kentncky lThO- &. Wood Neg-lOrk
.bsnncey Tbomas Pennsy Fred H. Leiavo Ohio.
ALBEIT A randell Minnesota. Geo L. Seldom connecticut
Aaron Ward Pennsylyania. Waiter ;. french Maine
Stss " Bartlett Massachusetts. VIM r. sewell NewiOrk
perrin Busbee, At large Rob. d. Stevens, New York.
Wm M Irwin. Ohio. Vim. G Babcoek, Kansas.
S.bor. John Downs, at large.
Albert J. Dsbnsy Kentucky. Jas NJ "lght Mie,igsh
Carlo Cslkins, Ohio. lAphonso II. toDn hlenlgau'
10 p Clsson Rhode Island. Prank Gilston, Wisconsin
T. Roller, naval sppeutce thas uli1.ay hI!IaN
pysnci. \ Green Indiana. Geo. A. Vail NewiSrk.
e. Cresap Ohio sSmue, sesoafl' na'al aPprenioe'
Henri VI BArrOH MISSOURI 'has' a Io"S
W, p Elliott al large Geo. A. Anderson, ONO.
I'm c1rss iniIARs Dorones L. Wilson. large.
Edward T. QustrOugh. Newly rk Asher T. baker lows
Unn.ik.r lThos \. Plunkett.
Sg,siftanbeT Rum. N.y.York John T. Edison at large.
Gustayus c. Hauus Missouri Jeremiah G. Burnett Indiana
9orso. NeInto.h Intana. VIM Ii. SLACK, at large.
Julius Freeman, lii ois'
The first and second classes will sail In the Constela
ton and Saratoga respectively on the annual cruise, In
afew days.
The examination OF the applicants for admission COM
meneed on Monday and will continue about two weeks
The two young Japanese, Ear Tow Matsmaa and lse sa
who were received for instruction under the resou
ton OF Congress passed in July 1865 are advancing
finely Masmala has the advantage OF Ise In being bet
ter with language and for this reason has
been placed the second class where he takes the lead
in his studies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08
HOMEOPATHIC CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The Homeopathic
Convention passed the following resolutions this
ing:
Resolred That the exclusion Of medical men from po-
sons of ana Pust - the political institutions OF
the country, in the Government service on account Of
medical opinions IL abuse OF power, and ought no
longer be tolerated.
ReSoIred, That the censure and ostracisn with which
some the medical organizations pursuing the
lberalmnded OF their members invasion OF the
rights OF American citizens subversive of the freedom
Of thought aud action which should characterize all sci
No lOIi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08
PERsoyALIrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

The Hon Willard Warner of Alabama has for
maiy declined appointment Of Go,enofo New Mexico.
Signor Robilante has been appointed italian
Vienna replace Suor Dech. who Egypt for
the purpose of establishing an Italian COLONY.
90. The Hon. John b. skinner one of the most lis
nguhed lawyers Of Western NevNor and prominent cL1sa Of
Buffalo for many YEAR, died in that cry yesterday.
THE stockholders Of the Chicago Rock Island
aud Pacific Railroad have reelected the old Boar Director EXCEPT
Kenned place Of john er " NesIok eee.soL The d vs.. a
Tvescted b. tbs pJse,eu
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are best adapted 20 spiritual wants emitting antquated
lava resolution also adopted protesting against
the establishment Of National Rabbnical Office at
The report OF the Committee seminares was sub
nited n uroydes that the Seminary should commence
a. corse III Instruction on the basis OF the knowledge
~ the Students of Hebrew that Freshmen must be
ACQUAINTED with Hebrew grammar and be able TO trans
NY, roe cbanters from the Bible. In four years the
stdent IL nected 10 acquire thorough knowledge Of
the orcinaI sources OF Hebrew and Rabhinca htera-
ture. The report will be considered to-inorro"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08
GERMAN CONSULs TO PROTECT CITIZENS
OF SWITZERLAND.

Prince Bismarck under date of the oath of
April has addressed to all the Consular Offices OF Ger
many a circular OF which the following is translation:
whereas the Federal Government OF the Swiss Confed
Grafton has expressed the desire that COnsus might
extend their protection citizens OF Switzerland IN
cases where the same is demanded the Consuis are
hereby empowered to grant such protection to those
citizens of Switzerland who solicit the same even when
such persons have heretofore been under the protection
ofso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08
GERMANY.

PARLIAMENT STILL IN sEssION-RETURN OF Won
MOLTKE.
BERLIN, Wednesday, June 7, 1871
The session of the German Parliament will
probably close the 18th inst but the members viii
remain in the city 20 take part III the ceremonies attend
ing the Tiumphal entry Of the army. Gen. Won Motke
has returned from visit strasbourg, and has since
had an an audience with the Emperor.
The Irassian Cross Goient confirms Cue report thai