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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-03

rs,O THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
4 SUPERVISORS: SIr.-Iou are hereby re-
quested 70 give notice Of meeting OF the Board of
Supervisors to be held ut the courthouse on
THURSDAY, the 27th day of July, inst
<. Sal NIL s. ANARLE.
Supervisor OF Fairfield Township.
tr-r-r K. Z. FSAYSGk.
Supervisor of Brookland Township, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-03

THE EFFORTS TO RAISE MEANS FOR THE
REMOVAL OF THE CoNFEDERATE DEAD FROM
GETTYSBURG.-The tournament to be given
by Old Dominion Lodge, No. 4, X. P, at
the agricultural fair grounds on the 4lh =,
will indeed be grand affair. Under the
direction of the committee of arrangements
seats have been erected for ladies, which
will enable them to view the tilting and lis
ten to the addresses of the speakers with
out being compelled to stand up as hereto
fore. Besides the address there will be
music and dancing during the day and until
10 o'clock ut night. But the grand alflir of
the celebration will be the Coronation of
the Queen of Love and Beauty and pre-
sentation Of prizes to the successful
Knights at the Opera House, on We'd
nesday night. The coronation address
will be delivered by Hon. A. NJ. Kelley,
the presentation Of prizes by Capt. c. Z.
Williams, Capt. George d. Wise, Col. w.
S. Gilman. and S. Med. Darlington, ESQ
Judge Farrar (Johnny Reb) will deliver O
humorous address, expressly prepared for
the occasion. Smiths cornet and string
band has been engaged, and will discourse
suitable and appropriate music. The sew
eral Lodges Of Il. p. in this city have Sc
lected champions, besides Lodges in Staun.
ton, LynchDllrg, Petersburg, Fredericks.
DufS, anu CDaflOCIcSVllle, 10 Contest lOT
honors and prizes of tournament, and
many fair hearts are in flutter in hope
their favorite knight will be successful.
Tickets for sale ut West & JohnSton's,
where reserved seats can be secured.
In this connection the following CORES
pondence will be read with interest
RICHMOND, Va, July 1, 1871.
~. ". Hazlearood, Chairman Committee oJ
S. G. B.:
Dear Sir,-Some time since the Pastime
Baseball Club of Richmond and the Pas.
time Club of Baltimore played q series oi
matches, the proceeds Of which were to be
devoted to the removal Of the remains OF
our gallant Confederate dead to such south.
ern cemeteries as might be selected for the
purpose. In this way $24O was realized,
and has been sacrediy set apart for that
object. .@
Believing now, however, that the effor!
of the s. G.. b. in this direction offers pro-
per and legitimate channel for the appro-
priation of the fund referred to, ! enclose i
check for $240. .......
With the best wishes for the success ol
your contemplated entertainment, and the
assurance that you will have my hearty CO.
operation, now and hereafter, =. - ,e.a
Iremain very truly, yours, &C.,. sG'.y.33'
A. q. BABC0CK, President ,",i ,.,i
Richmond Pastime Baseball Club"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-03

DREAKFAsT RACONt aAkEassga Ess,sa
Is BACON Five sctcx. s.tSss .tsee ~ conaztas
nEEAKEAsTn u nACV1s--lss'4s s4ssss = i
nsa;, ! |, ssF @ salse y soasss i sooA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-03

CLERKS OEFIcE HENRIco CoUNTY,l
|-.l 80. t july 81, 1871. :
The Board OF Super vlsors of Henrtco county will
meet at the ccu;l-house. Henrico county, ,on
THURSDAY, July 9th, 1871. All persons having
WM. j. hNABLE, Clerk of Henrico,
and as SUI h Clerk OF the board of Supe, yisors.
jy3-Tu&5atd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-03

s,so1 & HAmLiN CABINET ORGANS.
Y!.sT.GLA&SIN EVERY RESPECT.

Al.tu solid hack walnut. AL tue Organs made
iy tu., company Hrt Thoroughly
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GENERAL PROGRAMME
I o u Z n A II z Y ,

ckLEBRAEToE. OF TEE 8. c. B.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
LR DrrcnEn. c. G. KKn.naw. Eloea..ve {
RIVAL POLICE cAprAINs-MccLARY vs.. McDoN-

RIVAL POLICE CAPTAINS-MCCLARG VS.. MCDON-
NELL.
Capt. Mcdonnell of the Thirtieth Precinct
tried yesterday by Commissioner Boswell, com
paint John Hamill Of No. 50 Kingst. who charged
that the morning Of Sunday oct u, Willie in Thomas
Bogans saloon, King and Hudsonsts., he beaten
by Edward Dunn, in the presence of Capt. Mcdonnell,
who did not interfere. Dunn aftcrwarG struck Philip
COnnCy and Hamill then attempted TO seize the water
pitche 10 strike Dunn, but Capt Mcdonnell prevented
this All Of the party were less intoxicated
Capt Mcdonnell when he first in called for bottle
Of wine, but on being told that there in the
place, treated to brandy instead Complainant left
a. NJ. and Mcdonnell, Began, Kelly, and several others
Sun there. He admitted that he had induced
by Capt McClary of the Twentycshth Precinct to make
this complaint
Began, the saloon keeper, testified that Capt. McDon
nell was not in bis place that night and had not been for
four months previous. Haml WAS there between 10 and
IL D. on Saturday, October Ia. He drunk and
quarlesOmc and Began elected him. Several other wit
ncsseS COrrObOTated this testimony Capt. McClary, on
several occasions during the evidence uf these Witnesses
displayed strong feeling against Capt Mcdonnell, and
was rClukcd by Commissioner BOswOrth.
Capt Mcdonnell testified that the night in question
he was at banncrraisinR town. He down with
Thomas Canary remained In conversation with the lat
ter for short time got something To eat, and then went
nor had he been there for four months previous.
The complaint usual referred to the Board but
Will undoubtedly be dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ne,r York Hotcl-SenatOr Stevenson OF Men
tueky Wpliam Taskcr Smith, British Consul at Savannah
and Col W. r. LRhtfoOt OF Virginia. - hTtpoCT'
a Abbott OF Boston, ]. c. Holland Of Springfield Mass
and John +. seymour OF Utica. - rum A.. Aof."o
Homer A. Nelson. Secretary of state, New York the
Hon Johu GriswCld Of Troy, Judge f. ii. DurcII OF
Hrw0r,caps John V. Farwc Of Chicago, Felix H.
Rnnot ~ Pittsburgh j. NJ. Van Nalkenhurgh OF Albany
e. e Bushnell of Connecticut, and Ross CampDen - 1
Baltimore. AStor House capt. l. H. ralTl5Uu' TS NJ NJ
q NAVY, Can't \. Taylor Of London, ana Johh M M,
Bnckcy of Washington -: GiLscV H2n% HihnC n,[
- N,irferauf ROSc-The Rev. L. SelkirR OF AiDany.
- 81 J1mcs Hoti-ReCorder Pollok OF WaSmhG'SSHi Si
and Mis- Anna T. Dickinson Of Phladclhha. r. 81
Npho.C! Hai~.i,.u l.. owens, the Comc'llah; cNNoH'
Holly 81 Connecticut, Sman Witt OF CIcN'lahu anu
TIIncl,s. u- Albany. - Westminster Hotel JoEh Nj.
.. N ItAL-llI
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
A SAILOR BRUTALLY BEATEN.

Coroner Young was requested yesterday to
take the statement Of Sebastian JUNO late
cook the bark Lucy Francis recently arrived from
Matanzas. Nearly week ago, while the vessel was
lying at Quarantine JUNO struck On the head with
d Delaying pin by Ray, the mate of the vessel soon
afterward Junio discharged and came home to No %
Alcn-st. On Monday evening" while intoxicated and
partially deTOus from the effect of his wound he heat
his wife shOcRingly he was arrested, and when ex-
amned Dy surgeon was lound 10 nave received frac
Of the skull. He removed to Bellevue Hosptal
and soon became deriOus, warrant for Rays arrest
has been issued by the Coroner 1t is alleged that In
July last While the vessel lay III the lsrbor OF Marsee
Ray beat JUNO on the head with Delaying PIN and that
he has other occasions treated him brutally.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
POLICE NOTES.

Mrs. Woods boardnV-house No. 2l5 West Fiji
te"u'h-S;. damaged $500 by Gre yesterday.
DcmOn, Funk g. Co.'s piano-fOrte manufactOry,
No 7S BarTOw-St, slightly damaged by FIRE YESTERDAY
Mary ROhrback died yesterday at No. IA Park
BOotn from burns received by the explosion Of lamp containing
gasoline.
The residence of Robert Schultz at No. 152 Amity-
Brooklyn, robbed last evening Of diamond and pearl ewey
worth $3.50
Sefrien Galinek Conrad Schwartzfelder, and Fred
erich Knoby tenants at No. 93 Wt Locked last evening
for engaging free bght in which all sustained serious injuries
Eugene Lefevre & Co.'s artificial flower manufac-
tory the Of No. 81 Greee damaged $500 by FIRE last
evening" insured for $3.50 tie Kings County and Relief Companies
The body of a man, ago 40, having dark COM
pIon hair goltee wearing dark vest sDd psnaoons
white shirt and found yesterday the B River the foot
| Of
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

evening John Fischer was knocked down and seriously
injured by q wagon, in BrOadst, yesterday "A iarsS
Walsh and COIlrtOis banner was raised ~ brohu anu
Market-,ts last evening Edward Powell IN aItenpv
ing to steal rido to Philadelphia foil from the cars ~
the MaTkct-S station, last evening, anu suSIdhcu Poo
ably fatal injuries.
PARAMusA Republican mass meeting viii nc 4elq yan tD
Buren, Col W. W. Phelps Francis Howland, and others
will make addresses.
pAssAIC-The village committee has forwarded SOo
each to the Governors Of Wisconsin anu Michigan lOE INC
rnllef Of the snffererR hY the forest hres.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY IN NEw-JERsEy

TRENTON, Oct. 31.-A conflict of Jurisdiction
between the Executive and Judicial authorities is umi-
nent in which before the Court Of Chaneery
involving the validity Of the charter Of the German
ley Railroad, project Of the National Air Line road.
The Governor says that the bill had the Executive
law having Seen placed In tie hands Of the Gov.
ernOr Ex days before the adjournment: TAe Governor
Says be did not receive until the tth OF Ap1 and that
he retzrned to the hbraAn without his EancOn The
Governor was subpened TO appear before 81 the Ex
amDers Of the county for Interrogation and no sends
them word that he denies the night of the Court 10
Quire into hE official acts and there the matter reHL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
DoN'r WAIT FOR A COLD TO GO AWAY OF

IrsxL IorR LUSo rAI BScoHs 20 RHrirEp
AND SrLAxED PROM THE CorGH BRONcnTn
OH CoxsHrToS CONSCIOUS or DAN
GER Rather GET CLEAR COLD USING DR
JAMES E1PEcroRASr JOOsKSlzo oouoH
AND PROJECTING yoRHHALNoiASD SRnNOrH
EsrSo THH SURFACES OF THROAT BOLD
NHnRR
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
LECTURES, MEETINGS, ETC.

The 18th anniversary of the Brooklyn Young
Mems Christian Association was celebrated at the
Academy OF Music last evening. Prof Darwin g. Eaton
who presided. made brief statement Of the condition
and prospects Of the Association The total number Of
members is 3GG2 of whom 1888 have joined during tho
past year. The library, containing 1900 volumes, has
been at the service Of 1880 readers. The recents,
amounting to S47l7 have been entirely expended. The
Rev Henry Ward Beecher the Rev. DR.. John Hail. and
the RcV DR.. Charles Hall made short addresses urging
liberal subscriptions toward erecting building for
the Association.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

UDOLPnO WOLFE's CELEBRATED SCIIIEDAM
NAPPs-The immense popularity Of the world renowned
SCmKrAA SCHsAPPs Of Udopho Wolfe Eewioh has resutu
uunt attempts Of late oOunereng hy persons Nho "n 70
sale article This wonderful due has Detn t &
leading physicians in the country a. W
dcnSl offered sale Put quart and pint oo' ~
for sale BY all Druggists and GroeerA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

If your hair is coming out or turning gray,
do not mumu oyer misfortune yOn easily avert ArE' HAIR
vGoR will remove the your g by restoring yonr ha !" "
natural color and herewh you good looks and good hA'ufe
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. ,u.-,.
a. Or m Nsrh"S
HlGH TInR TODAl
lnsE trsaSh NoSas n v R,tbs Pushing, L. l.
y 20. Ca iG'a iiG7 lla 1'A
WEaTHER PROSPECT TOR THIs VCiNTf
(Src Fhh psFe.)
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
MBOLD'S
BUCHU
For Weakness Arising from Excesses
or Early IndiscretiOn,

attended With following symptoms: INDISPosITION TO EXER
TIoN, LOSS OF POWER LOSS OF MEMORY, DIFFICULTY OF
BREATHING, GENERAL WEAKNESS Horror Of Disease, Weak
Nerves, Trembling Dreadful of Desth, NIGHT sWEATs
COLD FEET wakes, Dmncss Vision LangOr Universal Las
tu of the Muscular system Enormous Appetite with Dyspp
symptoms Flushing Of the Body Dyness of the skn Pad
Copnnce and ERUPToNs ON THE FACE PAIN IN THE BACK
ayines. the E Frequently Black Spots Flying before the Eyes,
with Temporary Suon Sight, Want Of Attention, Great
Mobility RESTLESSNBSs with Horror Of Society Nothing more
b to such patients than Solitude nothing they dread for
fear q hemscyes repo Of eaestncss no speculation
bu, buried transition from question to another.
THESE SYMPTOMS, IF ALLOWED TO GO oN-wHICH THIS
MEDICINE INVARIABLY RBMoyEs-SooN FOLLOW LOSS OF
POWER. FATUlTY, AND EPILEPTIC FITS. ONE OF WHICH
THE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE.
During tp SUI ern,erIence WILSON the BLOOMIEGDALB
ASYLUM t, sad patients Reason had for
time left them ard both died ecpsy The! both and
about twenty years Of age.
Who can cay that these frequently followed by those
dreul diseases INSANITY AID CONSUMPTION records
INSANE ASYLUMS melancholy By Consumption
ample witness to the truth assertion. Aum
melancholy exhibition appears The actaaly sOdden
and quite destitute neither mirth grief visits Should
sousd fthe voice It is rarely arteulate
With wOiul measures wan despair
Low sulen sounds their grief beguied"
While regret the existence Of the above diseases and symptoms
prepared offer invaluable gift Of chemistry for the removal OF
the consequences
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

BUSINESS AT THE NEW-YORK ASSAY OFFICE.
The following is q statement of the busi-
done at the United States Assay Office for the
month endino ncf a 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
MANHOOD
IN TIE
YOUNG AND RISING GENERATION.

The get.ve powers bat fe" years hO" OeD
TIE pAd hue the ee and emlea,ed FORM aud the "Pon'
by OF application 10 EFFORT show their baneful influence It
soon becomes evident observer that depressing influence
checking the development Of the body COnsumptOn talked o. and
perhaps the youth removed from school and tue county, IDS
IA one Of the worst Removed from ordinary diversions Of the
ever city the Of the body too much H
feebed give heah and rural exercise thoughts are arned
uwarIly upon themselves
1.-THE patient be female approach locked for With
symptom which nature is to show Der saving power
in dFqng and visiting the cheek with the bloom Of health
Alas, increase appetite ha, grown by what fed on The energies OF
system posraed and the whole economy deraUg The
beautiful and period which bod and mind undergo fa'c
mating change looked for in vain The parents
anxiety and fnce' the but waiting for its victim
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
The next move of the Committee of Seventy

viii be proceed body To HSOIs celebrated Hat Emporium NO.
Broadway and there provide hemryes with aeent number Of
KnoI famous hats whewh to po6et their brains and minds danR
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

New York, Oct 81 I6'I'
NRAND RATIFICATION of the Republican
state and Local Tickets The Republicans Of the With Sci atoa
District and ell others favor successful reform N our S ara
requested to meet WEDNESDAY BfBNNu
November AT O'Clock the Sde Hail. corner OF Ihrd'aTe ana
for Senator, HorauO Alien ior Assem-
by Otis T. Hall Assistant Alderman OF the Twenty Assembly,
Distinct The following named gentlemen have been nnted 70 ANnl
and address The meeting George H. Ieamsns Cen Geo H.
sharpe Hon William Darling Hon Deaheld Smith Col Ethan
Alien Hon Robert Shannon Col Joel W. Masou John Russell
ESQ iIorao r Allen esq, Gen H. Jones WM F. llARADON
JOHN COOPER Secretary. N1Altmau Nomnlltce.
TENHE UNION REPU UBLlCAN MINERAL
COMMITTEE viii TIL RSDhl EVENING, Nov z, at
Headquarters, bav,. and Twenty secoli At . - GGn;
80 W Ivgn.T Secretares President
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRlCT.-Re-
IL publican Candidate for Assembly
Col RUSH G. HAWKINS.
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DIS rRIt T. for Assembly,
Col RUSH {. HAWKINS.
Reccomcnlr! bv the Committee OF Seventy.
TNHk Union Republican County Convention
viii THIS (Wellesiay) EVENING Nov at "adPltcrs
Fnhave at o'clock PuncGa aenanco s
requested. JoHN FALOONhni |nA'inaN'
j. A. STANBERY N'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
IAnn0NnoementGI

ETT'sCocoAME-Tbe best Hair dressing.
TIE BEST PLACE fu New.York to buy REII-
WITcBH, DuHoSDs AcH, IAsEIoSAELE JEWnBy Nd
kTIkEIHs RtLykR y 60sIkbI Rnbask Danenss medate
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

Go TO B. s. SQUIRE, 1O4 Fulton-st., up stairs,
t. .h. Isw.,y Dsmonds SlveTWA he sells direct from INC
o % Srt I,nls therefore Tou Manufacturer prices
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

For Stylish and Elegant Hat go direct to
,,o r,nufseturef RsPKSsCHRID, ll8 EAssau.st
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
A SPECIAL MEETING
Union LEAGUE CLUB

will be bed at the Club House on
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER =,
. k s the request Of members to consider what
acton may be proper the Club take in view Of the approaching
election ,-,,r,,,,
WI HOPPIN, PRESIDENT
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01


Chckerng Sons have forwarded 81 900 to the Chicago
sufferers, and their employees have contributed Ike
amount. w
Chrlst Church. suern, y. Y, contributed ss8 SO for
Chicago, on Sunday.
The receipts at the Office Of The Stats Zein0 for the
Chicago relief fund, amount to 9,2G3 90
The Mansion House QIOndOnl fund for Chicago
amounted Monday evening, TO 944s0 The Prince ot
Wales has subscribed 1890.
The King of the Begians has contributed $500 for the
Chicago Relief Fund.
PROPOSITION FOR RELIEF.
T y me EditOr Of the TribHHr.
IIrupuS, in behalf of fellow suffering citi-
i'll the West, that appeal be made, through the
columns Of THE TRIBUNE, To the ministers of the various
religious societies throughout the entire land that each
and every Of them that a collection be taken in
his church Sabbath for the sufferers hy the fires in
Michigan and Wisconsin. 4 vast amount OF help can be
renderedin this way, and the people every
where will rejoice al the privilege of thus aiding these
suffering ones. Yours, r. WI
East Lansing, n. y, Oct %, 1871.
CIRCULAR OF THE MILWAUKEE RELIEF COM
MITTEE.
MILWAUKEE, Oct 31.-The Relief Committee
publish the following circular with the request that the
| country papers copy 1t:
| HRADeuARTFRs MINIATURES RELIEF COMMITTEE. Nov. !.
Maine
hand and supply Of clothing
description for children, to meet the OF sufferers
hv Northern NIsC,nfn aud peninsula OF Michigan Money
stu great, needed fr purchasing provisions, buiig materials OOls
sruiUG implements hay, ei Mon', be
Mitchell, Treasurer H. LUHI>GG1N, Mayor.
VI. p JIWfTI. CLsnHsn.
}. T. DUTcHER C. G. KKRsnAw, ElocIt.yr COMMITTEE.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
TupoPTANT TO INyALIDs.

Tr INPERAL GrANUH ID, most nutritious ana W ~. Of
trc pro to be the thing the son Ah could retain III cases o.
r1r Scknr Sold by sl druggists ana al hc "noeso uI "
CAKLK STEoNG, ljJ Water-st corner hAlden'IAhe-
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
LONG ISLAND.

JAMAIcA.-Thc Queens County Board of Su-
rcry,or, aort yesterday the report Of the Commit
toe COurt-Ilodsc Repairs The report cOntempatcs
the addition Of one story kitchen in the OF the
present building painting and minor repairs, and the
conversion Of the present kitchen into cells Thomas
H. Rhodes charged with setting fire TO the Post Office
last August, has been discharged
LONG leland CITl.-Owug to the recent action Of the
Trustees OF St Johns Episcopal Church al Hunter
Point tie rector. DR.. standenWayer has offered to
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

Visitors at Prospect Park last week, 1921.
The Benevolent Hebrew Association, Bcna
ELolnn fI.d a certificate Of incorporation, yesterday
~ tho CuUu;N tcIk'> office,
For the benefit of all concerned who have
hddrc.sc TF TEIBNE. state shat registration is not
necessary uI Bruukly Tor thi> election.
The Sunday Union has elected the
following on,cr,: President A. p. CaSwe; Vice-Prcsi-
dent a Hulc' ns. NJ ID. Corresponding Secretary, r.
Bus-ugt laturdmg secretary, Israel \. Barker ;
Tr,a>ur,r. {. c. Muds,; Assistant Secretary John K
Morris
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

SING SING.-Property holders are strongly
IN Of the removal Of the Prison, upon the grounds
that its location the village tendency to de-
Trcss the value Of estate and bring name OF the
town disrcpuc The present valuation Of the State
property including buildings is about 81 OO0OOO bill
aUpVlutnR commissioners 10 fix upon location for
tie prison introduced into the Assembly last year
but killed i'll Committee.
WEST FARNs-The Republicans have nominated
Daniel MdpCS ir for Receiver Of Taxes. number Of
delegates retired from the Convention and nominated
ID Hamilton the Democratic candidate, the ground
that he advocated reform. Edward BaaCh, jr is the
anti Ring Democratic candidate for the same office.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
TILE GAsTEIN CONFERENCE.

ANALYSIS OF COUNT BEUSTS CIRCULAR-THE
CONFERENCE HELD IN THE INTEREST OF
PEACE-MEASURES OF PROTECTION AGAINST
THE INTERNATIONALLY.
fThe Temps publishes an analysis OF Count
Bcsts dispatch the 18th Of September TO the Austrian
abroad with reference to the results OF
the interviews at Gastein and SalZburR According 10
the dispatch lays special stress on the act ht
neither mt Gastcn at salzburg have treaties OF con
yentioDs been entered into. On the other Danu,
the conferences the two Chancelors have confirmed
the mutual approach which had already for months been
initiated both at Berlin and at Vienna and have ma
red TO firm conviction the already existing feeling that
the interests two Empres lie nearly everywhere
parae directions and must consequently Do pursued
in common The Emperor Of Austria and his Ministers
have according the analysis given Dy the temps,
brought back from these interviews the firm con
yjcon that Germany not less than Austria stands IN
need Of n general peace. Thus resolve mas naturhy
arisen that future Germany and Austria should act III
CONCERT ON all possible questions and events Inc gem
cra wish peace throughout Europe ls recognized US
the nest guaranty that this good understanding between
Austria and Germany far from containing threatening
elnents only DC OF nature To MP III tno qua Ite
iupa of opOsOn hatred which may have been created
through recent events Audng to the speech recently
made at thb OF the Richsrath ON the Isl OF Juy
Count Eeust AYERS that ii Is in that sense the state
whose foreign policy he guides Is the Trend sincere
friend France. In virtue OF TINS sentiment Count
Keust gives oppression 10 the hope that patriotic Frcnch
men will renOunce thoughts Of hopeless vengeance;
lat they WILL the contrary, make every eHorC 70 COL
lr,t the intellectual and material treasures OF ther
country, and allow 1t to DE regenerated unuer tue
lrOtrciiun uf a general European peace. Inc dspatch
ith re- gard line OF action resolved upon
AT asten for the defense Of society against the Ahrch5
Marty IN Europe Ou this point, ana Oh ts point onIy
tLe tW Cabinets are bound 10 each other IN writing