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sent to your house free of charge by THOMP-
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TAKEN UP.

IIAME TO MY RESIDENCE ON EEjssH
OCfIoye Road, half mile from the city, 42siA..
Two COWS one without horns with II bell,
one heifer with horns The owner can have the
same by proving property and paying expenses.
oc CG-3t A.. Il. LECKENBY.
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Me- New Buckwheat and Golden Syrup just
received at THOMPSON'S, under st. Adams
Hall, Third and Main streets
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have long desired a WILCOX 4 Gibbs Ma
chine We have a double-thread machine, but
cannot manage it. l propose to exchange for one
of yours. M Il. GARTER.
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Spnin.

Madrid, October 2G.--The Cortes has
rejected the bill abolishing capital punish
ment for political offences by vote of 80
to 5S.
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Picdes-in fact every article usually kept In a
first-class family grocery, an always be found
at THOMPSON'S, under st. Adams Hall, Third
and Main streets
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WASHINGTON, ID.

Thankful to the public for generous patronage
in the past, the Proprietor asks his old friends
and patrons to test the Accommodations OF his
present establishment, which he promises shall
be found 1T least equal TO the best III Washing
IN fe l-tf
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THE CHURCH HILL TUNNEL.-The
recent rains have flooded portions of the
tunnel with water. That portion from
Trinity church to Twenty-seventh street,
which is finished, save the brick arching, a
distance of about five hundred yards, had
water in it this morning to the depth Of
nearly eight feet. A powerful pump was
set to work to-day, and the water will
all be taken out by Monday. AS there
are no workmen engaged in this portion at
the present time, the deluge will not i'm
pede operations to any considerable eX-
tent.
The work of excavation is progressing
rapidly. The contractor informs us that
he will have daylight through the hill
bv Christmas. The whole length
Of the tunnel is three thousand
seven hundred feet. The wooden arch
which follows the excavators is of a very
substantial character, and as soon as the
dirt is removed, the tunnel will be ready
for the track and the trains. The brick
arching will be constructed afterwards, the
traffic on the road not at all interfering witt
that work. A double track will be laic
through the tunnel.
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WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS
AND REOTIFIEKS,

Have on hand Il full assortment of MOUNTAIN
and RYE WHISTLES, Foreign and Domestic
GINS, BRANDIES una WINES.
1918 CARY STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
sc l7-dSwlY
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CLOTHING.

4.s
OPPENHIMER, Ia
WHOI, ESAI.E CLOTH1ER AND NM
MERCHANT TAILOR, .-hHs
l4Ol CORNER MAIN AID ForRTERSTH STREETS.
From the large increase Of my trade nave
felt encouraged, and have added
FIRST GLASS
MERCHANT TAIL ORING DEPARTMENT,
with a full line of IMPORTED CLOTHS and
IJASSIMERE.S, and have secured the services OF
T. M Stoddard of England, as cutter. by nis
experience of fifteen years can guarantee per
feet fit My stock of READY-MADEC CLOTH
ING and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS lor
men youths and boys, of all grades. styles ana
quality is complete. l ask an examination OF the
pnblic, promising to sell as low as any honest
man can sell firstclass goods. 1,.-,r
A. OPPENHIMER,
Cutter--J. NJ SToDDARD. ~
.Salesmen-R. A. SAUNDERS, IL. JOHNSON
A. M. JONES, ALBERT G. FRARKLiN,
WIN VEST WOoTToE.
Cerit-IsAAC l.. CARY oc l2-d&WIm
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PUBLISHED.
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TERMS
TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements of Lost, Wants, Found, For
Rent, &c. not exceeding three or four lines, VIII
IA srted under the proper headings at TWEEN
TY.TIyE CENTS for one insertion; or two IN
scrtions for FORTY CENTS three insertions,
SIXTY CENTS-CAsH IN ADVANCE.
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WANTS.

good business party TO take
w the GENERAL AGENCY for the State OF
Virginia for the best and most popular firstclass
Sewing Machine in use. This offers splendid
chance to make money in a permanent first
class business, and very favorable terms VIII De
given to the right kind of party.
Apply at store No. 1915 Main street. where
full line of the Machines can be seen and tested.
- M T. LAWRENCE,
&c 28-lt* E.. Special Agent.
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APPOINTMENTS OF COL. J. W. BELL.

Colonel ]. w. Bell, Of Indiana, will speak at
the following times and places
MONDAY, October 2sth, Manassas.
TITESDAY. October 29th, Orange O. II.
WEDNESDAY October S0th. Madison e. H.
THURSDAY, October 3lst, Greene &. Ii.
FRIDAY, November LIST, Gordonsville.
SATURDAY, November I'd, Lovingston:
SATURDAY NIGHT, I'd, Amherst G. H.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICliMOND THEATRE Z.

II iChNOSD THEATRE.
Last appearance of the
HOLMAN ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE,
when will be produced for the first time in this
city, OHenbach's celebrated opera bouilr,
in three acts,
ORPIIEE AUX ENTERS,
En1ydi'e'"",'"' Miss SALLIE HOLMAN,
Diana. ,...s..''.....S
To conclude with the charming operetta
LISCuEN AND FRlTSCHEN.
T ischen ......... Miss SALLIE HOLMAN.
MONDAY EVENING OURS and hurlesque
of POCAHONTAS. oc 2d-it
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THE IMPERIAL HGTEL,

-H- y IIV7"E7V
JAMES SYKES, PROPRIETOR,
FEowTrNG PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN THlR-
TEEYTH AND FoURrEENTH STREETs,
WASHINGTON ID. g.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY SEPTEMBER s72-TRPLE SHEET

be the SclavoHan question. The rulers OF Russia
and Austria will doubtless arrive at q complete
understanding. Russia must ever take lively
interest In the fate OF the Scavonian provinces OF
Austria, though IL does not cherish plans OF con-
quest. The Eastern question Will also be brought
on the taps, and settled doubtless In satisfac-
tory manner. The world will understand that Rus
STA Is not bent upon annexation and territorial
ACKNOWLEDGMENT and the AnglO-French influence at
COnstan tinople will be neutralized. Russia must,
however, can and will, see the Christian sub
jects Of the Sultan protected against persecu-
ton and oppression, and the open declara-
ton OF this noble aim will secure to Rus
STA the assistance of Austria and Germany,
and success to Its demands. The accedence
OF Russia to the measures which Austria and Ger
many may take against the Papal encr0achments
Is OF great importance, though the question does
not nearly affect Russia as the central European
Powers. The plan OF action to be adopted against
the spread of the International Is sure to come
under discussion, but that Is O question likewise
foreign to Russian interests" These with other
extracts from European journals, given hereafter,
leave wide margin for doubt as to what the meet
ing of the Emperors will bring forth. The London
Times states with confidence that the Russian
army Is not yet ready to take the field in European
contest, and II Is limited that France not being pre-
pared to enter upon war is to be held in check by
the course Alexander will take Mt Berlin. The en-
gagements, II any, entered into, will only last as
long as the interests OF the parties concerned re-
quire, and as treaties have ceased to have binding
force on the powerful, the meeting may in reality
only amount to patching up truce until such time
as either OF the empires may find 1t desirable to
open new and gigantic war;
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, August 81, 1872
Sugar Irregular owing TO fluctuations Spanish gold
Sgotalons nominsl Nos 10 70 u Dutch Standard io4 a
Tos to 10; museovadc sugar-fa ia q good re.
g. TX reals Sugar az Havana and Matanzas.
celps Of the week, 4a75 boxes Exported during the
week, $1,000 boxes and 800 hogsbeads,. including
States Moasses at clayed 3reals per key ovado
81 reals. Bacon bueyant at sl4 sl4 ~ per cwt
Hams ilrmer; American saied, 81 o. per aniniaiI
IN kegs, Sli 10 SIS per quintai In TINS, SIG SIS
Tallow, sts a Sl3Ib per quinm. Onions. buoyant
Freghts quiet and weak; 10 Northern and Southern
ports ~ the United saS Ger box Of sugar. q 81 2s
% Is s. 80; TO Falmouth and 0rIers Sos 0 SIS. Cd
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ARRIVALS.
RrpoRrnn nx rur HERALp SEDAN YAoHrs.

HEPORTED BIZ THE HERALD 6TnAA xAonAS
Sssss' @
CITY o L i Liverpool
s;ss%.ae CITY e Paris es Ls.ch LiysrpoG Az
SalIsa :SlR aSsss q A. North br bound ssS
r;
sSS5 ns M % 81 % 90 O.
ship Republic hence. Tor liverpool
spd e. q
s same ASs ssss g.
geris hence for LysIRoSl Is lon 20 an In%an
. 81 lave hence for u Liver Sa
ss lat Il Is. lon % Is Steamship Iowa. hence Tor elias.
stssssmsA,R Western Msts0pon: eHes New Orleans
sasp Aug 20
w ssa %as pn ssn Fsnrs NO. with
ne
msss ssss with
steamshp Fanita Doane, Phiiaoelpn,a, with mdse to
s.r5. sa1
@ Aug q ss
aoDs sy s n II i SsHs
% No AK lon sd
S sn steve
Cape May bearing ", % miles, took pilot from boat
schr sH TiDSlt to Roberts, Virginia.
s sssr Exa Holmes sSs: y y.a So virginia
s sssE sn aSsis.P s S1San H'I ylss,.
sehr ; + Hastings, Morris Virginia.
niSiat ci Ptass ssS VIRGINIA Virginia.
s sssr mSs s Saans Dc
s hr tuSy Msgss GeorsstoT DC
Passed Through He'll Cato.
BOUND SOUTH.
steamshp Wamsutta Fish, New Bedford for New York,
Schr Martha Weeks, Gilman, Belfast tor New York.
schr Traveller. Rogers Portland for New York, with
schr EredOlIa, Pierce, Providence tor New York.
sShr Sarah Babcock Kallaghan Cold Spring for New
s ss Hester, Davis, Providence for NeE York.
Tor New xoTs Witt With sone
sshr RICHARD Morre!l, Richards, Greenwich for New
schr David Nelson Ferris Stamford for New York.
Steamer Electra Mott Providence for New YORK, with
BOUND EAST.
schr Geo Rogers Dickinson. New York for Hartford
Ell Alnsd 3s or +, Fan INV Riue Go''
hr knG ysn Nsw Work Y for
aKsssYy kG os s New Bedford
o sT
see ehase vi sedioya
sp sEo pr @ se
schr Liberty, Johnson, EIizaSsthport for New Haven
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A CARD FROM Mr.. THOMAS CORNELL
Roxpour, August %, 1872.
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sss Hs sSss
BELL. MOsss at San Francisco 2sd at
warka WV
sars S s s
experienced heavy gale from Sc. during which lost
sass anr main '0D'A main 'ays" and 0re'0pma's
Hone Koxc, July szrhe oadz txmer steamer,. which
on ~as SGT ba
snd to ys anes her a
on e. the ana the
,hs to Sy Of the cargo estlsonsa from
o on Straits and this port June "a and got
Miscellaneous.
We indebted to Purser Thos Kinsey of the steam
ship City of Paris, for favors
We indebted Purser Thos Canavan of the steam
ship Montgomery, from Savannah, for favors.
Clark ana sntfelS and %! Gss
Ssas
which days msy be nesSe% to
set zig o. a. Be
vST5s sSSy Hunters ana
Sp.; sSssi
ssS.'s@ins ss:.sd sscs crude
'n an Sr sas
sS09Sd he e sl:S building steam yacht fer Henry
seoo and viii pc 100 feet long IS feet BEAM feet hold
Sns y As ssx hsss9
Whalemen.
Arrived at New Bedford Aug 81, bark President Amy
bbs p do VIII oil and 2sc lbs bone Took bSs So 81
on the Sent home on the voyage 800 bbs s9
; arrived :shr eShsanet Msrc
Il SsIs Tssss. FssS j H.
reported. - = - - - ~ 49,
Spoken.
Ship Consantine, Creevey fIom London for New York,
Ship Gen Butler Lord from New York for San Fran
1 SH%1a Ss'
shg so1h A%frlcs sTiSTd from kansoon for London,
Ship GSso rsRoTtsd A%eTcan), for Falmouth 80 days
10 AK dSys S put July W.s lat as.
York, Aug 90 OF Bardsey Island. ~ '''"
Foreign Ports.
ALooA BAT. July 4-Arrived, Margarctha, Ketes Bos
p Sailed July Little Annie, Foulmer Boston ich True
swYoIf c$!stsa Ss..s.ns a. y. SiSrssr
sooso S%a si% far
SGn sipSls
Arrived at do July Is. Bunker Hill, Davis Boston for
Wa,ss ve"s Aoos V"sV"s D"Asiore'
sa,led 2ld, vsko, Lndquist, Philadelphia; Forest
Se YHrt Avg Jens Nelson Peter
BnEnEnIAvES Aug Issaied, Iris, Pfeiner Galveston;
Winged
ton.
snin
Sourtayo.
ASs virgo New York
york; cynssa b.0n spn
wall; iiugucnot Peterson, Rio Janero Andrew Johnson,
hon Iosersem New york; fosedon Knadson, daiweson
Bayard Tonnesen. City Point 60,
York for Pisn; Leyiathan, feyescn, DO for Riga
c1iSyrrs July is-sSiied, srstsSisns Poe YORK;
Tsn;aioS oa:. S. sro SU New Yo1s
DIAL Aug 2-Arrived, Paniser, Nielsen, London (snd
sailed for PhsdelphiaS; "a, aaststsns, Durham do
pvssssEss. Aug M~ds, vifsisis. Gochrsns. IRON
ffn uEsMRa i tSS ss:d x.r Anemso h,,ade
FALMOUTH, Ang a-Od the Lizard, South America, Bri.
Giss U% HSs iscesred, Julia Haoct, Briggs
Malta; Kenpcbec, Minot, Genoa:
Passed 18th Addie hcAdam' Partridge. from Leahorn
gLoucxsTxs, Aug ao-Arrived, Deinhaven, Freese St
Sailed 10th. stormy Petrol. Dicks, Cardiff.
GoTHxSsUao, Aug 4-Arrived, Republic, Corning Bre-
Sailed 18th, Hirundo Hasund, Philadelphia
GRsRNocx, Aug 2O-Arrved, Chetah, Yaxley Portland,
sailed aoth Gee Kinsman, Akin' rroon ast Caledonia
GLASGOW, Aug 2i-Arrived, Olympia (S, Young, New
York. -
teni allied 10Th Tor Halifax and New York;,
sailed 10Th, lvanhoe. Hartman. CardtQ
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foreign country would be an event OF the highest
Importance, and as Bismarck has had 1t announced
that Germany win make her influence felt In the
election OF the next Pope" the subject becomes
thing to gain by adding to the influence OF Ger.
many 1t is, therefore, hardly possible they will be
In accord with Bismarck In any policy he may sug
this. the great body OF Catholics the world over
would reject any interference on his part, and. con-
Germany towards the Pope himself any efforts in
that direction would probably be futile.
THE JEsUITs
The expulsion or the Jesuits and the encourage
ment given to the D0llinger movement have In
famed the religious excitement to an extraordi.
nary extent In Germany, and 1t Is reported the
Emperor william has given orders to suspend the
enforcement OF the recently enacted law. These
things Will. OF course, be known to the visiting En-.
the Jesnts s viii R0 n
refuge In some quarter and 1t is difficult to under
stand how they will be excluded from Austria,
where no laws exist to prevent them residing, but
where, nevertheless, fears are entertained OF their
mtrigues II Is true no new houses Of the order
can he established In the Empire without consent
OF government, but there Ia no hindrance to In
ar Inc number OF present inmates. circu-
Once directing the local authorities 70 report new
arrivais and the Minister announces that the
policy WIN be to treat the subject a. police and
THE NEW KINGDOM OF ITALY
But In the case OF the Papacy IL NAV turn ont
torial boundaries OF the new Kingdom OF itaiv AZ
1t IL reported that he intends to take no part in
guaranteeing the territorial boundaries Of the new
Empire OF Germany.
THE ROUMANMN QUESTION
The R0umanian question, II Ia expected viii,
come In for considerable share OF attention. The
Ubiquitous treatment Of the Jews residing in the
Princpalitles induced Earl Granville, few months
since, to address note to the various European
governments, advising that a general conference
OF all the Powers be held for the purpose OF con.
sidering the wrongs inflicted upon these peaceabe
aud Industrious people. The most arbitrary pun
ishments were inflicted on the Hebrews on the
styeRgtb Vi charges that bad no foundation WHAT
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BELOW.

Ship Scion Nor) Jansen, 4s days from Liverpool by
pilot boat Francis Perkins, No lO.
Brsg Velocity (Br) POns from Cienfuegos.
Brig saista, Partridge, nom Pensacola 0by pilot boat
Charlotte Webb, Mob.
nd Mt suuea w
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M, H3.lyo.. Aug iesaed Churchill Brown. Philadet-
and rom 6u aSs sdsd Electric rsyn New 40
sS 9% ss rfFs sspsS
sss:iSH s sS G
.I Sailed Venus Montsv,deo; City ofrm
s sss ao RsSSssn az cass
s caoa S% k ssa sre ass Po i
Ja iSs% kKn csys
ns X.rm WATSON Nsw 1Ie fss;. Aoys
H III s FsnS wa ksuS saa Se%
as sarea 81 ssS.E,
New Yort OSCAR Jensen fSsGsiDS s nd Sos
Arrived a aravssend ed VIM woodbury., Herman.
,ds Ne. YORK hss s ssSss dSnsDpl rro
s aua afset
York; ed, septentro, Torjesen do; Aqua, Onamund|
NAsssIIzs, Aug l7-ArrIved Isebeita, Oliver, xsN
Sailed I7th. Harvest Noon Perry, New York; Ninf
M1I1S1 Aug i7-cisafsd. RussisrO Primo, RusssrO,
SAILED 10th Neg YSs
MAs4xIiH July 2S-Arrivsd. John Norton, HopkinAl
M.us!..ys July la-Arrived, Calumet ohssyss, Cal.
&c na '.'a a
oiasgeE SOth Horavsn Graham. liverpool; barb SiOrs
Scared 2sh. Steamship woodham, Hegesen wase
Ni.oAs.I.. Aug 9o-cIeared Riverside, Randall Boz
PosTs1poc, Aug O-sailsd, Druid, williams. New Or
our.ssrows, Aug 22-Arrved, Stella Gss.olo. Catap
Sailed slst, RI Wilton, Blanchard, Clyde.
RANGooN, July lS-Arrved, snowdon, Goodsal, hontea
sIsl..s. Aug le-Arryed. Noah, Nielsen. New Yc,ks
Sorgsnsesn, DO; Bragg, wahlsren, DO; and Dshsms
sy1sssusD. Aug ls-Arriysd August, Jonnnes:n. New
meistsr Kirstein KRISTEN, and Arstdsa Olsen, New
.!s:5s = S.s:$s sS ;sSa ss:a ss DE-
; :
Cleared sstS, schr Lucy Lee, New York. ..-v
1Ss 1sfs Ss%S sr Sy1
Shields s Ne% B s%a Boston VIC
"a R5:s sss;1 SsS @ & s sn
SAILED Sasf Psnss Of 3D. Bannss I0n
vwARNExuNDa, Aug i7~Xrrived Mathilde. Koeiu New
American Ports. o'n. -.t
ass 'ss Lei b 9se. sn aa
Wheaton, Asxins, Phiiadeiphia; 80 -
EsysrSo sss
Poad 70 load or bush2
soSs ss ps S uas
ss;'s Esukn New xG5k A,a,. WI.
septHrrived, German corvettes vineta, and Gazele.
% Small brig
CHARLESTON, Aug 2s-sailed. schr Hyne, Babb, New
ssptl-Arrved. steamship Georgia, New York, brig VI
RFzs sss sSR EsHBh aS ssGls Ss;
sas FSEs5:
Rsss
ana ars s.Tf dssss. Road.
D Fos saH saSSnoE in for
Marcia Sl Reynolds rom ne West Indies ' .A M -
for Cork Iaxrsnse, for Rio JanSro; Johann VIII
aXiyEsToS. Aug 2s-Arrived bark Clara Eaton. MerI
M sIs III.
ssth1ArTissd, :shr Frank, Lucas. Rsatan.
soy!HwEsr Pass Aug N-saiied, Steamship vctor schx
SEMBRRN. NO. Aug ss-Arrived. schr Agile. RobertSY
;ssS s
~ s';.I Ss sas Beard
Louisa PFsne New
s s%h 70
Samuel O Hart, Kelly, PhiladeIhisi Golden Eagles
Howes do; Hastings Chase, New York; Agnes CHESTER
10 ::o,m uD, an, 40 $1,000. 81.
cIWsn a. aug ship commodors
fnron c.nsn %0hH' aug @z-Aff'veo' snip 1eoooinS
Port 81 DISCOVERY Aug S-saed ship War Hswka
Ph1tA l,I Aug 81, AMccAETivsd. stsa%shiH
Ares Wnilden, Boston park kicfkegaard Mor4
aa,yorsen .LyespoSi Sinsr Henley and Jennie
tlikey, Gikey, Gardincr Me hcui, Steema N
RR s'sss ss nss % xssh RS
Index, Gerrish, do s Weldon Orcweii, and TransiE
L. Lowell, Gage, Pawtucket: Cohn SPRINGER Hing
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Austrian, German and Russian Presi
Opinions OF tho Meeting Of the EN-.
psrOrs.

The Lloyd of Pesth, speaking for Austria, conf
IDENTIFY believes the meeting OF the Emperors has
for It's object the promotion OF the peace and true
prosperity OF Europe. "Other countries, says this
Journal "may look without anxiety or Jealousy at
the cordial salutations with which Francis Joseph
win meet the Emperor OF Germany, and return the
expressions Of good will exchanged at Salzburg In
Berlin" Vienna correspondent OF the Dresdener
zeitung gives something further as to the Austrian
view Of the meeting He writes:-"Each OF the
Powers which win enter this league and Italy will
also take part in 1t (as stated before, Victor En-
manuel was invited, but declined to attend, will
derive this important advantage that 1t will be un
assailable No effort on heir part will be necessary
to maintain peace on our Continent. Who Will dare
to attack States which, taken together, number
over lsoo00,o0O Inhabitants, have an admirable
military organization, and who are firmly deter
mined mutually to defend each other 2 1t may be
said that considering the diferent aims OF Russia
and Austi 0. Hungary, there never can be sincere
understanding between these two Powers. But
these are dangers OF distant future which will not
disturb US for long time to Gomez
GERMAN VIEWS.
The Koetntsche Zeftung gives one German 'fnter.
probation" and ays:-"One point upon which the
ing adopted any special arrangement IL the desire
which they feel for maintaining peace and not help
three Emperors at Berlin is the solemn conference
OF the pacific intentions Of oil the Powers and there
v,, no q, room fG5 sGe rear tnat the national
recent loan may endanger the peace of Europe.
We may now look upon this loan In the most
favorable light France can pay and IL willing to
moreS The Pr0ctnsfd C0rYesponde7sz the Official
organ, speaking as becomes Its character, is less
explicit, but clearly tets out that Chanting France
and keeping her helpless is Bismarck,s real object
In getting the Emperors together II says:-"If
the three Emperors all entertain the desire not
only to establish friendly relations between their
States, but also TO oppose by their influence and
conciliatory attitude the complications and disturb
n hpV
are setting themselves on q political task the ac-
complishment OF which will be az profitable to the
other States as to the other countries which have
no primary interest In It,"
RUSSIAN VIEWS.
The G0loss OF st. Petersburg OF late date re-
malks;-"pne 0t the foremost TOPICS discussed win