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First Napoleon destroyed the German
Empire, he sought to permanently
cripple it by causing it to be 'sdivided
against itself" 1T was under his di.
rections that sixteen Of the petty
Western Princes separated themselves
from the Empire and formed what Is
known as "The Confederation of the
Rhine" Under similar cOmpulsiOn
Francis the Second, the then Emperor
Of Germany, abdicated his throne,
and declared that the "Holy Roman
Germanic EmpireI was dissolved,
and assumed the title Of Emperor of
Austria, which he and his successors
have since held. Hence, for sfXty-five
years-fFOm 1906 to 167I-there has
been no Emperor Of Germany. That
country, however, disrupted by the
First Napoleon, has been reunited by
the recent treaties entered into by the
Princes Of the twenty five German
States, and a second German Empire
has been created, with William. King
Of Prussia, as the first Emperor. The
latter has always been considered a
title superior to that of King, mas
much as q King is supposed to rule
over one country, but an Emperor
over several. Hence, William will
still be King Of Prussia, but as Empe-
rOr his rule will, Of course, be much
more extended.
The Council Of Princes, who wit.
messed williams coronation a week
ago, were emphatic in their express
siOus Of fealty to His Majesty. The
Council said that sit knew no
other aim than TO promote his well
fares" and the address to the Empe-
rOr concluded in these words: Like
Prussia, the new German Empire
originates in the manful defense of
cur rights by our sOvereigns. The
truly German and mOnaFchicaI spirit
which has contributed to create it will
sustain it. United with the German
sOvereigns and free towns your Mai
esty's wisdom will know how to es-
tablish institutions for securing for the
new empire the guarantee Of a genu-
Inc German, Prussian and mOnarchi-
cal development" So the German
star ascends while that of France sets.
The genius and intelligence of her
people, however, will rise superior to
misfortune, and place her as high ia
the scale Of civilized and prosperous
nations as she has ever been. If her
late experience shall have given her
enduring freedom Of government, and
freedom from the mischievOus illusion
Of military glory, France will become
richer and happier than at any pre-
viOu5 period in her history.
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Germany is crazed with joy.

u u
Another Washington matron has
Uttered triplets.
The French National Assembly
viii meet at once.
Judge w. p. Chiffon died at Mont
g0mery on the 10Th inst.
Total cotton receipts Of Selma this
season up 70 the 18Th inst. are 81, ,5l4
| bales.
Chief Justice Chase expects to re-
sumo his judicial duties about the lst
Of April.
Miss Mason, daughter Of a Chicago
editor, is about to make her DEBUT on
the stage.
" Angels" is the theme Of Dr.
Creigh's lecture in Washington. He
must be Creighzy.
DR.. Antonio Prieto, Of st. Louis,
advertlses a reward Of $50 10 anybody
who Will run away with his wife.
1t is said that by arecent invention,
/ iron railroad ties are being manufac-
tured at cost of thee dollars each.
Americans are In higher favor than
ever in Russia. The Car. seems to
have a particular prejudice in their
favor.
The Chicago Post submits that Nc
Kean Buchanan is the best poker
player and the poorest actor in the
world.
A young lady has died of home
sickness in q Virginia boarding
school. Why didn't they try home
Opathie treatment.
The male students at Bl0ckley Hos
pital, Philadelphia, are again stullify-
ing themselves by insulting women
who attend mixed clinics.
A bOOt-blsck in Washington, emu
lating the airs of the politicians, viii
admit no customer to his bureau who
does not first send in his card.
The excuse of a Hartford woman for
stealing was, that she wanted the
goods for Christmas presents, and
could not afford to buy them.
The Louisiana Legislature has been
voting away other peoples money in
a manner that does credit to the gen
er0sity Of the American character.
Father Hyacinthe contemplatas
another visit to the United States
next autumn, Convinced that he did
not see half enough Of the country
When he was here before.
Capt. Q. F. Hall, the Arctic eXplo-
rer, once published a penny paper,
Ahe Press in Cincinnati, where he
accustomed himself to cold weather
~ camping out on Mount Adams un-
DER q musket0-net IN mid-Winter,
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Rln-RESl0EHT HnTIHE

No. H3, n. r. ID in the Second Cnancsry
Court Of Shelby county Tenuessse.-hoot.
E0ubright g Co, ct al Vs. g. n. Case, ir.. y.
W. Brooks ct al.
IT appearing from the bin herein. duly
a sworn 20 IN this cause, that the defendant.
q y, Case, sr.. ls a uon-res iusut Of the STATE
OF Tennessee ana citizen ard resident Of the
state or Connecticut; and that an aG-Gc1-
meuG issued nom tlla court against fla q 5-
fendanIs above attaching all the accouutlr
notes, chuses In actiOuH and other assets Of
the said defendants, and the t1u1 In lla
hands Of y. W. Brooks. which has been re-
turned executed. By straChiug the f1uda lu
the hands OF p W. Brooks, to secure lo COM
pIainan1H their debts, amounGlu8 as stated
In the bin % about ai4t als
II IS therefore ordered 2haE said O. N
Case, ST., make his appearances herein. aE
the Second CnaucaET couEt-lOuze In lla
CITY Of Memphis, Tennessee on or before the
ffrst Monday In March, 1871, and plead.
answer or dsmur % cCmp. aiuauta' bin. or
thssanna VIII be taken for confessed a. to him
and set for hearing eLparta, and that copy
Of this order be published once week FOR
four successive weeks IN the Memphis APP
FBALs
"A copy-attest.
"a. D. Z. sTEWABT, Clerk and Master
by O. BELCHEl2, Deputy o. q M.
Estes a Jackson and j. N Ecr1i l-l.ia- ~
omplainants. Jazz
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CINCINNATI, january 2y.-Orders
were issued here yesterday to prepare
to change the gauge of the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad to four feet nine
inches.
The Newport street railway was
sold, by order Of court, yesterday, for
$4,000, subject to redemption in
bonds.
The snow has been melting, but
there are indications Of more now.
The sleighing in the country is ex-
cellant.
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BISMARCK VIRTUOUs.
WASHINGTON.
REFTNnING.

REF n AfL4NNra
WASHINGTON, January 29.-It ap.
pears from official date that $780,
80, SCI has been refunded to the dif.
ferent States for expenses incurred in
raising volunteers from 1861 to 1871
The amount still due is $777, $50 Y.
NEW NEXICO.
Mr.. Chane5, delegate from New
Mexico, viii make an effort to have
passed a bill providing for the admis-
sion Of that Territory as a State into
the Union.
BRAZILIAN MINISTER.
Senor Magolenns will not return to
the United States as Minister from
Brazil, having been appointed in that
capacity to Vienna.
Z. s. BONDS.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
directed the Assistant Treasurer OF
the United States to purchase s., ,OOO,-
600 in bonds each Wednesday, and
sell 81, 600, 900 in gold each Thursday
during the month of February.
MEXICAN CLAIMS.
The magnitude and importance of
the business before the American and
Mexican Claims Commission has ex-
ceeded all expectation. The dOckets
show 10,17 claims against Mexico
and $40 against the United States.
The Commission expires by limitation
February l, 1872, but it is probable
the term will be extended.
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The English and French PoOpIs.

The following, as illustrative of the
feelings Of the people of England be-
low the aristOcratic plane, in reference
to the contest between France and
the German Empire, we COPY from a
London letter to the Boston AdUer-
ttseT: The popular sympathy runs
strongly for France. In no town in
England would it be possible to hold
a public meeting expressive Of svm-
pathy with Germany, whereas, for
the French, meetings could be held
anywhere. Last night, I had rather
a curious Illustration. I was at the
largest hail IN LOndOn-One holding
nearly $1,000 people. The performs
ance was the Siege Of iStrus53rQ. and
some 200 performers, Circus-riders for
the most part, appeared in it. The
piece begins with a Irritation be-
tween aStrasburg maiden and a SEN
try; she singing the MdrseilLQise. and
atterward a hOmely English ballad.
Then the country people flOcked in,
The manager of the performance. de-
termined to bring in all his troupe,
shows US, besides live sheen and
OXen-tWO Camels, two zsbras and an
elephant. When all these have
walked up the hall and gone behind
the painting Of the citadel, the Prus-
slams approach. The French sally ont
and both fire away with vigor. i was
a little surprised to find myself wit
Messing French victory. The Ger
mans were put to flight, and under a
nag Of truce, both sides carry of their
wounded But the balance is re-
dressed-cOtempOrary history must
not Re all forgotten. The Prussians
return and fire their shells into fbe
doomed place, and the niece ends
with Strasburg In flames. Now
throughout, the Prussfans were Kissed
and grOand at; while the French
were cheered to the echo. Atone mo-
me1t, a carriage and pair drive round
the hall. The carriage is open, and sit
ting inside are the King of Prussia
and Count Bismarck. Afeverv step.
the two We're received with the Emo
lish sign G dislike. As the frfno
went on and the French fell. The
anger Of the audience seemed to in
crease"
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The Oldest Surviving Congressman.

The remarks Of the Cincinnati En-
qlIiTer upon the death Of Ex-GOver-
nor Lumpkin, Of Georgia, who was a
member Of Congress as far back as
1915, have suggested the question to
the press: Who is the Oluest surviv-
ing member Of that bOdy2 The names
Of Governor EnOs T.. ThrOOp, Of New
York, and George Robertson, Of Ken
lucky, have been proposed. They
were in Congress az early az Cover
nor Lumpkin. But it appears james
Thatcher, Of Bangor, Maine, is deserv-
ing Of the distinction above alluded
to. He was elected to the House of
Representatives from Massachusetts
in 1902, and held his place until 1905
Nearly seventy years have passed
since he was in public life. He was
born before the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence, is the oldest graduate Of
Harvard College, and is now in his
ninety-fifth wear.
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Enn-RsaIdsnfNn

No. Isg, ". r Din the Second CEaueey
Court Of Shelby county, Tsuuesses-Tl5
German National Bank vs. j. A. L1uz-g
and 9. ". Lambeth.
IT appearing nom bin duly sworn % ID slls
Il cause that the defendants. u. n. T1ueEH
and q. " Lam ozr1s are u0u-resLdeurs OF the
state OF Tennessee. and that the said j. 81
T0meny Is indebted by note 90 complainant
I'm the SUN OF SIl55 40 by judgment Lu tbs
Municipal Court OF Mem plis on the q .l day
Of January, 1870. and that HOWeLL. wood q
Co are Indebted 70 said Iomauy- and rEal
= W Lambeth Is the assignee Iu ban Er-Er1T
OF said Howell, W 0oC & Co., and tlar an .s-
Junction, as prayed for has been granted re-
straiuinE said defendant, g. w Lambeth
from paying over to DEFENDANT. j. d.. q IIl-
euy, any paJr or the funLs tn his hands, OF
that may come % his hands. as assignee oil
Howell, Wood e Co.'S
1t Is therefore ordered rlsLt1ey make t1zlr
pearanCe hsrei1, ut the C0urtLuusa OF the
Second ChanCely Court Of 5lellT county. Ll
the city or Memphis Tennessee. on or before
the nrst Monday In March. ls-l, and plead
answer or d6mur 70 complaLual-s BLlL- OF
the same viii be taken fer confessed as 90
them, and set Tor hearing eLuurte. and that q
copy OF this OrJier be published once q week
for four suCces5Lve weeks IN the Memphis
Appeal. This January 3, Isl,
a copy-attest.
"a ID. i. 6TEWART. Clerk and Master
By GEO MALI-EET, Deputy @. and lL.
HaErLs q ELLLCUT- aOlE- for com l.'r Hra
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Marina Disasters.

NEW YORK, January 29.-The Brit
ish bark Kate Smith, Capt. William
Hamilton, of Yarmouth, N. s., from
Lees, on her passage from Spain to
this port went ashore Wednesday
night near Little Egg Harbor, n. j.,
seventy miles from this city, and eight
of those on board, including captain,
five seamen, steward and wife, and
Joseph Hussey, OF pilot No. 9, Of
this city, were lost.
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No. Z7s5. o. Rim the First Cbanosry Court
OF shelby county Ieun.-A y. Jordan,
Admr OF Walter Richards deed, at al. VS..
ct Al.
TT appearing from aHEavft in thLE cause
L that the defendant. M trtla A. Eiccarfs 5
a citizen Of Alabama aud nonresident -I
the state OF Tennessee
1T IS therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein, at the court house In the
city Of Memphis. Tenn, on or before the
first Monday lu March 1871, and plead an.
sWer OF demur to com plaluauE's biLL- or the
sane VIII be taken for confessed as Ter. and
that she show cause why this suit should not
BE- revived against her. or the same VIII 1a
set for hearing eLparte- and 1lat couT 1f
this order be published once week. for t1ur
successive weeks In the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-AtfesJ.
EDMUND "A. col =, Clerk and Master.
BY r. j. BLACK. ID. e. q M.
pqu1o1uh q Harrr10nH g0rr F~- r-r7--rs aHg
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

PIDGEON-The friends and acqusIntances
OF Mrs. MARGAREr PIDGEOE are invited 70
attend her funeral from ths residence or Mr..
James Q. Nolan, No. 20 Alabama street This
(MONDAYJ afternoon, at O'Clock.
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The disruption of the Imperial
Court has caused the exile of all Of the
bmperor's friends, many Of whom are
Just now settled in Switzerland.
Geneva fairly overhows with titled
exiles. Isabella Of Spain and Henri
V. Of France lead the rOyalties-the
latter under the modest title Of M.
Aubry. Prince PloR-Plon and his
wife, Princess Clotilde, lead the minor
notable5. Having sold their luxuri-
Gus villa, Prangi, they live quite
plainly IN q hotel. A number of
ladies and gentlemen Of the court
cluster about these imperial relics,
and two OF three ex-prefeets keep. up
the illasion Of the old days Of ri0tOus
festiYity. There are several editors OF
the late regime, Mr.. Villemessant, Of
the Figaro, among them.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


LONDON, January 29-The rumOr
that on the opening Of Parliament
Disraeli intended to challenge the vote
of confidence in the ministry is pro-
nOunced grOundles5.
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R0N-RESIDENT nnTIcE

No. l52-In the First Chaneary Court OF
shelby county, Tenn--John .. CIaybrook
Ys IA. ]. WaldrOn ct al
III appearing from the sherid'g return IN
A this cause that upon fnqairy at the usual
place OF abode Of ddlondauG, Geo. x. 6yrnei
he was MOTTO be found so as 10 be served VIII
process Of subpoena; and said sherln neln 3
informed by ms sister, Julia A " hldroni
that he was ia the state OF Missouri aud be-
yOnd the limits Of Tennessee;
II IA tberefore ordered, That sald George
r Bvrue make his appearance herein,
|qfi ffie eourt-hOusa IN Lh8 city ef Mem
nhfp Tennessee. on OF before the
aret eFondaT IA March, 1871 and plead.
qnqvqer or demur to compIaiuants' blI on
fhe qauna Will BE- taken Tor confessed ag to
hi a1. and set for hearing 6Zparte, and thar q
eopv of this order be published once 8 week
l0f fouR successive weeks IN the Memphis AF-
FEAL.
a oopT-atteats
EpMUfD a. cOLl7, Clerk and Master.
By b. j : Blaclr, Deputy 9. q ~.
Wilson q Beard, sola for compla Jts
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COLUMBIA ATHENEuM- -.

8 AFlrst-class school Tor Young Ladies'
= ONE Of the advantages we offer are. FIe-
y CANT grounds l-3 acres. healthy location.
capacIOus buildings expressly Tor school pur-
poses; $1,000 spparaJus; well selected library
Of IL 'OJO volumes; large sleeping rooms, WITH
fire in each; abundautIv subpIisd table. m
and emcleut FacuIty-38 years experience.
course OF instruction thorough and eornpIsfa.
Prices reduced Number OF matriculatss 1855
and ia graduates. No sectarfa 1igr1 sassI-77
opens Monday, September 4th. Catafogues
free. WM- A SMITH y n
Ia3U eOddW Secretary
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MURDER.
Allegro Man Shot to Death at Fanulu. Miss

From the Jackson, Miss, Pilot.
A negro man was killed at Fannin,
in Rankin county, on Monday last.
We are informed that a man by the
name Of Casteel employed a cOlOred
shoemaker to make him a pair OF
boots, to be finished on Monday last.
Casteel made threat that should the
boots not be finished and failed to tit
him, and be done by , o'clock Of
Monday, that he would kill the negro.
At the time designated Casteel repair
ed to the shOemaker's shop. The
boots were not satisfactorily finished.
There was, however, in the shop
another cOlOred man at the time
Casteel called. Casteel invited this
man out of the shop, and talked with
him awhile, but when their CONVEX
satiOn was ended the negro returned
to the shop. Shortly afterWard a
companion of Casteel's again enticed
the shOemaker's friend from his shop,
but he again returned, and was after
ward enticed away by another Of Cas-
teePs comrades. While absent this
last time, as is charged, CasteeI took
a dOuble-barrel shot gun and shot the
shoemaker in the back Of the neck.
The friends OF Casteel who were
witnesses of this outrageous murder
have LEFT this part Of the country, but
Oasteel is in custody in Brandon, and
we presume that every reasonable
endeavOr will be made on the part of
the officers Of the law to mete out JUS
tlce to him.
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FOR SALE

T OFFER for sale the place on which j now
i reside, near C0vinEtcn. Upton county.
Tenn. This trGct Of land contains one hum
dred acres, well improved, Wau Waferad
good orchard and about s. acres cleared land
the balance well timbered. This -s one CL
the best tracts OF land Of rs size iu Ut asr
Tannessee-level and rich, and lies within
half q mile Of the - COvington Female Ssua
mary" and within two hundred yards OF the
TibtCH Higb school, under the c1urr1. rs
Pro-. James Byau, whose reputation Iz Ue-L
known as being one of the best teachers the
country affords, whose school has been zs-
tablishsd for a quarter OF q century. 4 VIII
sell cheap FOR cash, or On easy terms t0 slLe
purchasers. ID. @. sLA AUGHLEE
CuvLuEruu. Esuu.
Refer 70 j. "a. EaatiuE- Memphis Appeal
Col. A. j.. EalIar Memp plLs Avalanche Hon
II. p Bate, Hon, y. n Steele Aassrs. smith
and Lauderdale, j. HOLMES CummIuz, Cow
IN z-n-- -a-n-- --- --r--e- ------- ~ ~
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BIsslARcK's TERMS 10 FRANCE.

New York, January %. - The
Hera1d's special from Versailles,
dated Friday, 27th, gives the follow
ing as the terms offered to France by
Bismarck:
First-The cession Of the province
of Alsace, and all that portion OF the
province Of Lorraine known as Ser
man LOraine";
Sec0nd-A moneyed indemnity OF
one thousand million francs. IThe
money indemnity must be eguaran-
teed by the municipalities or landed
the property Of rich individuals to be
held possession Of until acquiescence] ];
Third-Forty war ships from the
French feet.
Fourth-One Of the colonies now
held by. France, which I cannot
learn the name.
HORRIBLE STORY.
LONDON, January BourbaLi
attempted to kill himself after his de-
feat at Belfort. His injuries are so
severe, that his life is despaired Of.
OCCUPATION OF FORTS AROUND PARIS.
VERSAILLES, January %. - The
German troops occupied the forts
around Paris by 10 O'Clock this morn
ing. The entire garrison Of PSris ex-
cept the National Guard surrendered
their arms. The arnistice expires on
the 18th Of February.
LONDON CONFERENCE ADJOURNED.
LONDON, January "a telegram
from Vienna to the Daily Nelgs rep
resents that Turkey is opposed to the
introduction by Austria Of the Dan
ubian question in the Conference.
The London Observer suppOseS that
the Conference will be adjourned, on
account Of the capitulation Of Paris.
NO RESTORATION OF THE EMPEROR.
LONDON, January 28.-The Times
publishes a request from Chilihurst
Of the denial of its statement that
intrigues were going on between Bis
marck and BOnapartist for the restOr-
ation of the latter.
BISMARCK VIRTUOUs,
LONDON, January %. - Bismarck
alluding to the reported negotiations
between Napoleon and the Prussian
Government, says that the Emperor
refers everything to the Regency.
Bismarck denies that he has ever ne
gotiated for the restoration Of the BO-
napartesO or that he intends to interfere
In the domestic concerns Of France.
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Olive Logan says to the white men
of this country: "SiBce you have
swallowed the negro, I think it pretty
hard, indeed, if you can't 60 the white
woman as far as hPa. lips" She ac-
tually wants US to KISS those female
suflrage-shriekers! Good heavens -
here, waiter, half a dozen more ne
grOes on the half shell!
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FLORENCE, January 27.-The bill
removing the capitol of the kingdom
to Rome, passed the Senate by a
vote of "a yeas to 80 nays. "A resoIu-
ton complimenting the city Of Flor
snce was adopted.
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Monday. February S. 1871,

Bstvesu the hours OF 10 O'Clock am. and
O'clock d m the following described land
to-vvits il being q part sf the northeast tract
known as the % hipton Iracts' ueGr Fort
Harriq- an6. conveyed By John u. Mills tC
VIM III Andrews: Beginning at or near ]
small elm on the southeast corner OF Mrs
Wooldridge.s 6s-acre tracts thence running
eagf corner Of said tract. thence east II y IOi
chains 20 the east line OF said Rfutou traet
thence south with th6 east line OF sal Bfn.
ton tract 84}6 chains; thence west IT-20 ehaiur
C. the beginning point, making, by estina
tiOn So a 100 acres.
TERMS OF SALE E-Ou q credit Of six and
twelve mOnthsi the purchaser 10 execute
bond with good security, and re8ervfnga a Ter
on the land 70 further secure the payment o
the purchase money.
JAMES REILLY.
County Court Clerk.
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Russia and England in Asia.

There is no better. authority. saws
the New York Tribune. on the DOii.
tics Of Central Asia than the diStiD-
gulshed Hungarian traveller, ,Arminius
Nanbery, Of whose views of the pro-
gress and prospects of Russia in the
East a correspondent sends US TO-DAY
a careful and interesting account.
The impending conflict between Brit
iSh and Russian civilization il Asia
has long been fOreseen by everybody
who has watched the movement of
the Gar toward the HindOstau. but
few realize how far that movement
has gone, and how difficult il now
must be for England to meet and
check it. Practically the rival DOW
ers are only five days march apart.
Russia has no facilities yet for the
rapid concentration Of troops on the
OxUs, but her advanced posts are
surrounded by friends and allies;
she has acquired a complete
assendency in Persia; and
on no part Of her Asiatic frontier is
she especially vulnerable. England,
on the contrary, is open to serious
attack in her Northwestern provinces
of HindOstan, where she holds in
more or less precariOus subsection a
disafected population who look upon
Russia as their predestined deliverer.
English statesmen undoubtedly appre-
ciate the danger which they see not
how to avert, and the settlement Of
the questions Of Luxembourg and the
Black Sea will be governed in a great
measure bV considerations Of fhn
chances OF a campaign in Afghanistan.
The sudden moderation Of Lord Gran
ville's tone may be accounted for by
suppOsing that between his first and
second notes to Prince GOrtchakof
he took an opportunity Of looking at
the map Of Asia.
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Psre HyaoInthe and ths Pope,

LONDON, January 28.-Pere Hya-
cinthe writes to La Li5erte, denying
the validity of the paper [ E9clycicGl
Syllabus, and denOUncing generally
the hierarchical pretensiOns Of the See
of Rome.