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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-03-21

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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Professor ot .irs cfc will e,ve lee IN vsea! snA
Ie-Iuu.tu 81 aust In tHr cty Of Msnitpw.o and Twe
ave.. ~rsidetcc II ghth-s near tho Court hous~s
DtGI
WILLIAM LYNCH,
F,hora'l 'le T,i'o-. All goods made by the subsefssS
nJSt TO III iCt To- m Prices Abls AbG
AN u .iHi . +crs~ those who give their yusS ~
,"S2 -"a.. on ''A '''' '"0 0O''' We VI " i.Hvi
Ei:ED. SCGlRGDEK, ..-
X ?. su Li,d. Of Mea's, Sausage, usInr. LMd. sA.
fvh ca hs II .r Il ths oeest p'ices in quantity alG
KIND 10 su | va ha crs Any Que having fat saU.a
enesf p ice. IVY.
l.. fsAESEK.
PaparhugSr sn+ UpAo,strrsr, Csrriase Trimmer au<
F!C1;E NHu VOC, Viz. nds hims. In ths10
ausu.s ard prcuus,.t ute all wilh proiupe
ms. 'Ct tna ne>t s'yl". 1aayl
" II. e. HlORN,
reduce neslcr ffce took n i War houss Cow
NJ" al stre.t. Na'itawoc: VIII pay ea.n far y cd
70 Is. tt-, >Mnet :, sy, te : ana Ptoduoe KestS
el,e Banks re o County, via cod by the
20 h md ard fer e 40 Per At all times. l1Np
EsNsE kEKN,
(SnscesS Of Beer 4 kcrnl 'csier in DRY Goods Gre
c-T ur ckr =. "a. cy Go.ds t,la-.War~ boots ard
hoes, teady Haf- Coth'ig, Paper : Al ssEs. Hat
hirt Gage, kco.ene OF, Lamps. &C "A .ha.s -
p, Bile G. : irfed. Store So street b.
tween s.sAth and ,intf, Nanltowoc. Via liAXi
3 lip 7 IIR
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WISCONSIN.

The dwelling of 4. Ii. Weymouth, in
the town of Oasis, Waushara county, was
destroyed by fire recently.
The hotel of |. Felher, in the town Of
Almond, Portage county, was burned on
Thursday night the Ith inst. The Wa'lto-
ma Argus makes the startling announce
ment that Hr. Barrett, CT that village
who WAS staying in the hotel at the time,
lost = new overcoat and one boot! Insur-
ance ton the hotel, nct the boot.) $500.
Two conventions and German cattle
show were held in the town of Princeton
last week.
G. W. Cote announces himself as an in
dependent candidate for Judge Of the
seventh circait at the spring election.
The Northwestern Telegraph Company
have removed their La Crosse Office to new
and more commodious quarters.
\ new monthly paper is to be started in
La Crosse, by a stock company. 1t viii
r. -aIei the .Y5nffS Rericf-.
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p aDarhor en+ TpAnlstrTsr, Csrriass Trmnsr au(
g Vi sker, jor.trci 1T. be- SaS-n'h
EiC7tt. NHul oyvoc, " IT,, nd hi ma In thsss
ausu.s ard PROMISED all wiih proiupAp
n.,s "a ( ina pc>t s,vl. lA<9yt
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reduce neslcr. fice. took Wsls house. on Cow
NJ" al stre.t. Naritawoc VIII pay ea.n far y cd
TO i. it-, >hnrIs. ~, vie aI,i Plodues. KsspS
id' Brick. flour, FEED, Nc. .ho Proprietor Bcrss
tltS Banks fIe o : county, Via v cod by th4
md ard for lP 40 Per At all times l9-l>Q
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(Snncrss Of Beer 4 kcrnl. cs'er in l,ry Goods, Gre
c7T Ur ckr = IA. cy Goods. tla-sW arr. Boots ara
shncs, keaty haf- Cloth'is Paper al slse.. Hat.
stf Ccrs thili eL'- Cabs, i've Geese feafherA
firt Cage, kcIo.enr Oil, Lampi &C A .hais ~
p bic .a ggr 80 rfed. Store Yo street. b.
y, nd .iprh
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l.. EsAEsE IL.

?. su Li,d. Of Mea'r. Sausage, usInr laid. &C.
svh ca hs II r Il ths lowest pices, in quantity AZ
KIND 10 Ell vi hl Srs Any having fat sass. 4
hos.. she. Il. vii Call ms and rrssi-e ths
h enesf 7, ice. l2Ayi
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e,iora le T,''o-. All ,ods sds by the suose ~
ws,r-nJSt TO III tEt To- Price. re go, able. Al
AN b,uHd :, ,lcts~ those no give their gust
shoD loIk st., two dOCJs vet VI he WtndiA -
,ti.,. lt.ANyl
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NrI- INNClI.

Professor Gf .irsi". will gIve lee IN Vsea!
Ier'Iua.tutsl aIust In tnr city VI Msnitow.c and
ave.. -csidetcc II ghtl-s'. near the Conrf n ou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-23

WILLIAM KENNEDY. sHERIFF's AUCTIONEER,
w will sell at auction Wednesday, April "a, ut IL
o'clock, at the Exchange Salcsroom, Ill Broadway,
I'd av-Northwest SD St, four story House and
store, No 1GO3; splendid corner; fine location
10th s-No AL large brick House, two stores between
9th and 10th lot 30x92 feet
tst-No 46l brown stone between 9Th aud 10th avs
$4,000 to loan on Bond and Mortgage.
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DYJ W. CAMPBELL. JR.. AUCT1oNEER.

QY J. w. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER
ID CAMPBELL co. will sell Wednesday, April "a,
on the premises commencing promptly at II O'Clock A.
frame private Residence situated Lafayette in
the city Of Brooklyn known by the street number as No
most substantial manner in complete order contains y
roof grape vines fruit trees yard house 2x4O; extern
sion l2x2 lot 25xl00; four lines of leading
ferries; good neghbOrhoOd terms OF sale, 5000
main. J. w. CAMPBELL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
Ofnc TIuds frept
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aALns AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
a RICH JOHNSTON AUCTIoSEEE Els.,, ..,..,
opposite the Post once
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, lem MIRRORS ORE g C assEE' &C.
will cell at aucon this day TUEsDAY), April 2, at l01s
O'Clock, at -
ls4 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR SIXTH
all the handsome Furniture contained In said house COM
nrisine part elegantly carved rosewood Paror Suit in
hanred satin carved rosewood walnut and oak Dining
treSse Feather and Pillows walnut and oak Of
Ace and Library Tables and Chairs walnut Sofa Bedseads
in green reps and Rep Curtains, French Plate Mir
rors on Paintings and Engravings Velvet, Brussels and
Furniture with which the sale will commence.
RICH. JOHNSON, AUCTToNEER.
n orice and salesroom 81 Nassau an1, street smo.
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD GFRRf@sNs'ffT Ine s0'' 0"''
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
FINE FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, RICH BROnZES,
OIL PAINTINGS, AxMINsTER WILTON AND VELVET
JOHNSTON d VAN TASsELL will sell at auction on
Wednesday April "a at l0s O'clock at the private resi-
ALEX MATTHEW, ESQ.,,
$50 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET,
the entire elegant Furniture contained III sald mousse
being in deliberately carved Drawing Room
Suits satin Etageres Centre and Card Tables cle
CANT Bronze Mante Sets and Satuet ties, very fine Oil
Paintings handsome figured satin rep Curtains fine Lace
fet Extension Dining Table Chairs Lounges and Easy
Chairs deliberately carved rosewood and walnut Chamber
Suits Dressing Bureaus, Washsands, Commodes Armoire
aGlace Wardrobes French Bedsteads chestnut Cottage
Pillows superb French plate Mantel and Pier Mirrors
Administer and Wilton Carpets fine French China Dinner
Service, handsome Silver Plate and Glassware &C. &c,
together with the Kitchen Furniture Catalogues ready
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A UCTION NoTJCE.-AT 4JO AND f52 CANAL STREET
n large quantity of Tapestry Brussels Carpets of the
make Crosslcy Sons, OF England slightly saired
voyage of Importation. Come and zee.
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About twenty Ave Of Mr. Boards latest and most impor
tant works, including
CHICKENS AND HIS CHARACTERS"
.DARWINS THEORIES EXPOUNDED.n
THE FOX HUNTERS DREAM"
"GULLIVER'S FOOT"
THE TRAVELLED FOX"
"RAIN OF CATS AND DOGS"
The Pictures are exhibition at ~ Broad street
Delmonlco's and will be sold at auction Thursday
April IL O'Clock The sale will be absolute and posi-
tive, without limit
Exhibition hours from 10 to O'Clock.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL, Auctoneers.
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WILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIONEER
w office. No. d City Hall place,
will sell Thursday 18th inst 0a o'clock the entire
Furniture contained in the four story house ID Union
square Particulars in time
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UCTION SALE THIS (TUESDAY) MORNING,
IN Commencing al l0ls O'Clock
Tbo la nd hp 10 sga

Over $40 90 worth Of rich Household Furniture.
contained In large 1--WE story private residence 10 West
I'D street between 9th and 9TH avenues comprising
lots by catalogue in lots The highest bidder regard
less Of cost Magnificent ~ octave rich rosewood
Pianoforte, superior Parlor suits covered in GRIM
satin brocade and green silk covering: rose
wood Etageres, Bookcase, Writing Desk Pier Mirrors
and brocael Curtains imported Bronzes, fine Oil
Paintings, Marguerite, Cabinets Tables, Eneoigneurs
Jardnieres gilt Tables. Turkish Chairs, 700 volumes
choice Books; Chamber Suits in rosewood and walnut,
style Louis XIV; Bedspads Bureaus Wristbands IA.
MORE. glace, Quilts, Blankets, Pillows Bolsters 20
curled hair Mattresses spring Beds, 3c dining 0,om
Buffet Extension Tables Centre md Side Tables, China
Dinner and Tea Basement aud Kitcren Furniture
Oeiehs, Gas Fixtures &c Sale positive Goods packed
l.. FITZGERALD, Auctoneer.
LOTION NoTiCE-GERARD BETS a co. WILL
sea- AZ auction, Household Furniture, at III O'Clock,
e pIlvhm residence l5e East Sixieth street, consist
anp III part OF Tapestry, Velvet and Brussels Carpets Oil
e,.kant nhhoKany Extension Dining Table made
Rapiad or ine iae Wiam schuyler the New Haven
a..uhu' frehch mahogany Bedseads Spring and Hair
mattresses bureaus; also The Kitchen Furniture Refrige.
lUguee now ready - 80 tp"msnNs' e"'"
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCT!oNEER,
w Office No. 6 City Hall place. New York.
Will sell on this day. at II O'Clock NJ, all the elegant
Parlor Dining Room and Chamber Furniture contained
Bedford avenue Brooklyn D. one rosewood stenway
ing Machine splendid Mirrors Paror Suits in haircoth,
walnut and oak Chamber Suits, fine Brussels Carpets and
OilClOthR &c.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
Household Furniture, Mirrors,
Rosewood Pianoforte, Billiard Table,
Large lot Carpets, China. Glass, &c,
being the entire contents of
The Union Square HOTEL
Fourth avenue, southeast corner Fifteenth street.
Ell LUDLOW 4 GO. will sell at auction en- wedres,,
corner Esar!s avenue and fifteenth street shs
andsoms rosewood and black Walnut BeS
Suits ., o ven esn,e band
and mahogany fsds,ssas SpmoSss TstssTetes
cloths me curlea Hair Mattresses, Psiasses, Beds
ssT @s ana @
Pea ~ sn tahiti T c s and ua Large
China Ware ONCE and Bar rnrn;a l, Billiard Tables
Catalogues at No Pine street. at the branch Office
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER
Elegant Household Furniture
Mirrors, Carpets, China Glass, &C.
co ,o,, w !, I'll sy ssset0n
at 140 Fifth avenue southwest corner Nineteenth street.
reps fine Pier and Mantel Mirrors Marble Tor Centre and
canSSes Roeker r's Easy car walnut
Table Buffet fine Dining Chairs, Rosewood Walnut aud
Mahogany French Bedsteads, painted Bedroom Suits
ps and ali me cEsn
Catalogues at No Pine rs East Seventeenth street
NJ A. j. LYNCH AUCTIONEER
M. BY NJ A. J. LYNCH
No ~ Cedar street
Real Estate Stocks Bonds & public and private sale
WEDNESDAY, April "a,
at IL O'Clock, at the Exchange Sa1esroom No. Ill Broad
way Trinity Building
BY order OF X. CORVALLIS, Esq,
Attorney for cxccutrx Of estate of Samuel r. Tsdac de-
The valuable Property situated the southwest corner
OF Fourteenth street and Fourth avenue Union square
The three story brick Buildings and Land size OF lot
279x95. 7x4Z1x92b feet
The Lease of the valuable business property southwest
corner of Broadway and Eighth streehve story brick
Building with front Broadway Of 30 feet 10 inches and
l0 feet in depth Eighth street. comprising four stories,
the basement and upper stories being used asa hotel FOR
maps and particulars apply at the office OF the auconeer
NICHOLAS r. CoNNoR,
IN Auctoncer.
Important sale of Household Furniture.
HUGH N. CAMP will sell at public auction, on
Mt 1856 Fast Sixtieth street
all the Furniture contained In the above handsomely fur
ns hGs % s S" Po
BEDROOM Furniture, In black walnut Chairs and Ioung.
es Bookcase In walnut and gilt new Danask Curtains
full assortment of French CHINA, Giassware &c Rcfrige
rator, Kitchen Utensils, &C, &c.
The above are in good order Can be examined day be-
fore sale. Catalogues at LOG Broadway.
NTORTGAGE sALE.-HENRY DREIIER 4 son
day at o'clock $50 Mott street. by virtue OF chaei
mortgage, Contents of Lager Beer Saloon, Counters
Chairs, Tables, Engrayngs, Glassware, Stove, &C.
HENRY DREHER. Attorney for Mortgage.
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A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
N Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street.

A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
IA Office and salesro0m 81 Nassau street,
ELEGANT HousEHoLBbp fFsT!iRs N VII RE Ol"es
FINE MIRRORS, WILTON AND VELVET CARPETS,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
JOHNSTON h VAN TASS ELL
will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, April "a, at l015
O'Clock, at the private residence
No. 23 FIFTH AVENUE between 10Th and Goth streets,
the entire Furniture in said house, viz :-Elaboraely
carved rosewood Parlor Suits In satin fine Centre and
walnut Chamber Suits, Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus,
Washstands Wardrobes, chestnut Bedroom Suits, fine
Cured Hair Mattresses, Feather Bostes and Pillows,
Satin Lace Curtains French China and Glassware
&c, together with the Kitchen Furniture, wh,which
will
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ny ADLER, AuCTTONRER OFFICE 1888 BROAD.
- way-Will sell "wednesday, April ~ ut 1917 o'clock,
me stock and Fixtures Grocery the corner OF
Hevepyeighth street and First Dealers invited.
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Lien Il. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
IA Salesroom IS Chambers and II Reade streets
By ALLEN Il. MINER 4 BROTHER,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL. "a

at l0a o'clock, at the residence
e West Fourteenth street between Fifth and Sixth
EXECUTORS SALE.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MADE TO
ORDER BY BETTER AND OTHER CITY MAKERS
Rosewood ~ octave Piano. made by Steinway \ Sons;
Mirrors, Curtains, &C, by order OF Messrs. r. G.
Acton and g. w. Loss executors estate of the late
Mrs s. Furee, deceased, as folows:-
Velvet and Brussels Carpets carved rosewood solid back
SHIFTS in buhl figured silk brocade; rich blue and gold
silk hrocade and lace Curtains gilt frame Piernd Man.
til Mirrors, rosewood Piano, by Stenway Sons;
wood Centre and Side Tables black walnut Extension
Plated Ware, Chandeliers and Brackets throughout the
house rosewood black walnut and mahogany Bedsteads
Bureaus, Washs lands, Armoires and Wardrobes; Pick
haTats patent BedsteSds IN plush reps and haiTeIoth
Lounges and Chairs, black walnut Hall Stand, Oilcoth
Stair Carpets, Kitchen Utensils, &c. &c.
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A LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIONEER
IA Saesrooms 90 Chambers and II Reade streets.
BY ALLEN b. MINER Il BRO,
ON THURSDAY, APRIL 70
at l01s O'clock
AT THE RESIDENCE No il EAST 2sD STREET,
Broadway.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MADE To
order hy BETTER, Roux; KIMBELL, HUTCHINGs
REAL BRONZE CLOCKS and Figures fine OH. PAINT
lNGS, by well known and fayore artists; Mattresses,
Beds and Bedding, LARGE BLACK WALNUT BOOK.
ha Voc hna RhEar liable erS ana
X pECKE EI with Cnes Balls S. compiete; oRNA
entne Butler; all Of which inexcelent order and
viii be sold without reserve, the family going
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SALES AT AUCTION.

MASTERS sALE-THE FIRST CLASS HOUSE 81
M Grand street Jersey City viii be sold at public aue
l59 Greene street. Jersey Cy sale peremptory one halt
purchase may remain morgoge; full city lot; hrst
class neighborhood: three story basement and tine sub
cellar high soop dwelng in perfect ORDER title perfect;
nVe minutes walk from Jersey City d ferry ,...,
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MARSHALS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN ExECU-
~ lion directed to f. q. Smith, of the Marshas OF
ane Of New York and TO be delivered against the
levied on and seized large French gilt frame Looking
Siass Brussels Carpet in the paror which property
sa expose Tor sale at public vendue, Tuesday the
sd gay Of April at 10 o'clock In the forenoon the side
of New York. 81 a. SMITH Marshal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-23

NTILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIONEER-SELIS ON
w Wednesday, l0 o'clock the Stock and Fixtures OF
the grocery store at go Elizabeth street. good stock Teas
Sugars Starch Soap, Br0oms, Scales, Counters, Glass
Cnsa a.
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DEM. p. FAIRCHILD, AUCTIONEER.
ID Receivers sale of Office Furniture and Fixtures Of
the late Bowling Green Savings Bank,
On WEDNESDAY, April "a, 1872,
at 10 A. NJ, Mt 80 Broadway,
consisting of Desks Counters large Iron Safes Partitions
Gas Fixtures revolving and other Chairs Tables Clocks
Spittoons, Carpets, Mating &C., &C.
By order of
SHEPHERD r. KNAPP,
Recciyer
, 1872-01-12
BARBADOS Mutual Life Assurance Society
ESTABLISHED IN 1910, "A

DHNDAUVD AAutudI LIS Assurance SOGiPSy
ESTABLISHED IN 1910. u
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT1S51.
CHIEF OFFICE:
Ne. 20, H~IGHSTREEr, B~RIDGETowN, BARBADos
3aIHIS Society, which confines its bust
q ness exclusively to assuring the lives
OF persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
surance Company, labouring in the same
field, can offer. It's scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that Of
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate to provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and sutfi-
cient to create large surpluses, out of
which Reversionary Bonuses, averaging
q 6 per cent per annun upon the amount
assured have been distributed among the
Members Of the Society.
Its career, during a period of 80 years
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part Of the
world, are, when carefully selected, almost
as valuable as those ~inhabitiog Europe,
and that they do not demand such exces
SIve Premiums as are charged by every
other Company.
The following abridged Table shows the
premiums required to assure 500, for the
whole term, upon a single life -
, 1872-01-12

Assurances Of every description on sin
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from 500 Dollars to 10000 Dol
lars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option Of. the
Assured.
Assures wishing to discontinue the pay
ment of their Premiums, may either dis
pose OF their Policies to the Society upon
equitable terms, or obtain a free Policy
for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof of such death has been re-
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Parliament or a constitutional impeach~
ment,-os we do in England or America !;
but Paris, granted certain conditions, IS
not aa especially difficult city to govern.
1t nav be doubted if it is more reyOlutlon-
airy than the City of London, or subsequent
" Westminster once was. 1t did not
trouble either Louis XIV. or Louis XIV.
Napoleon /. entered and left it with per
feet equanimjty. During its long fight at
the polls with Napoleon III, its tranqulIlI-
tY was never disturbed by any serious riot.
the tire Hend0us movement Of i643 was
summarily and finally put down, nor can
we recall q single instance in which Paris
has overturned a government III spite of
the fidelity Of her garrison, Let but the
soldiers desire order and Paris is as safe as
Versailles safer, because her population
could be used against a strictly military
revolution, and the people Of Versailles
could not. What are, then, the present
motives for apprehension The |populace
is, no doubt, angry with the AS
sembly but so it was in 1848, and
it is lar less formidable now than it was
then, for the defeat has been much more
thorough. The soldiers are not only trust
worthy as against that population, but are
fuEiousiy incensed against it, and would be
only too glad of an opportunity of taking
up what they conceive to be their own
quarrel. 1t may be said that they will
gradually be subjected 10 the magnetic
attraction" of Paris, the predisposition it
creates in all Frenchmen living within the
barriers to accept Partisan ideas but that
attraction is not diminished by the resi-
dence of the Assembly in Versailles. The
troops in Paris form as many connections,
get as much into debt, talk as much with
the workmen, as if the Assembly were
there too. If they are to be the instru-
ments Of the next Revolution, they could
march on Versailles as easily as on the
Elyseo, and with far less chance of popu-
Iar resistance. There might be policy in
abandoning Paris and retreating to a dis
lance, but there is none in living in what
is virtually only a suburb of the capital.
Even if so extreme o measure were adopt
ed, it is difficult to conceive where the
Assembly could go, for every other city
takes its tone from the metropolis. Paris
IS not the lonely figure Englishmen seem to
think, but the first Of all the. cities of
France, which have never yet failed to
respond to her call. No great city would
be safer than Paris, and to transfer the
Government to a little one would involve
an outlay of millions upon buildings alone.
ct This very moment three-fourths Of the
Departments are in Paris and half the re-
presentatiyes live there, and the loss, in
conyenience, and delay are believed to be
guf5e. aS severe as they would be if the
>EYitSh Parliament suddenly resolved that
lis ftfiug seat was Hlcchin or HEREFORD.