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The daily gazette., 1876-03-02
LMINGTON. DEL. THURSDAY. MARCH 2. 1876. PRICE

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qucring general about his brows, and Do
mitan, with Roman helmet on his head.
both in suit of armor. The throne was
surmounted bya large eagle of Rome,
with outsPread wings, and at the four
corners OF the car were censers of burning
incense that rose above the Emperors
head; In front was a bust of Vespasian
and before was borne the Roman stan.
dard, bearing the legend, "S. P. o. r"
and surmouted with spread eagle. Re-
hind followed Simon, the Jewish general.
and Jewish priests and captives in chains
--(Josephus, Book III, chap 14)
No simple report can possibly do iustice
to the regal splendor of this display.
which outdid anything ever seen in this
country. The very smallest details were
carefully attended to, and from the cos
tune of Eve-a massive head of golden
hair covering the figure to the feet-to
the dress of Cyrus and the Romans, not
a point was ommitted overlooked. The
Mystlck Krewe of Comus did its best
work yesterdy.
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"No Lell, I am not one of your vic
Tins" he said one day, while every word
made his heart throb in passionate con-
tradictipn.
Neville is fool enough to love you.
little knowing that the structure intend
ed for your heart is only marble block,
inscribed Ambition ?"
She gazed out over the lake in silence;
for once the cutting sarcasm died on her
lips. A deep sigh, and she threw all
the depth Of her soul into the languid,
yearning eyes.
Am 1 then so heartless. so cold ?"
1t was the terrible temptation of his
life, and yet, with an almost iron will, he
held her off and said:
No, you are q wildly passionate wo-
| man, such as man meets once in life
time and then dies for"
Would you die for me, she asked, in
studied innocence.
"No; but would live for you. l do
not love the worldly woman, but the
child withthe delicate nature andpassiop-
ate lonings; the worldly dross despise;
get rid of it, darling, and be my wife,"
A week later man with contracted
brow and stern, white face stood waiting
in tho arbor way, as woman, clad in
rich bridal array, entered. He caught
| her in his arms and almost crushed her
as he muttered:
You tried to murder me, but shall
not die. Now go, and thousand curses
on you and him p
He flung her from him in maddened
agony.
Thank God, it is over and he didn't t
kill me. | was almost afraid to meet him.
Ha, how he loved me-
Two hours after, with the same old
time witchery in her sorceress eyes, the
same gladdening fascination in her in.
perious smile, she clung to Tilden as his
wife.
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IN VAIN WIZ WAIT,

And still they wait. and still they wait
While months and years are circlirg by
Gazing, the while, far out and straight
10 where the water meets the sky.
All mel they know not that they stand
SO near their treasures; that they might
Find them almost in reach OF hand
Just by the rock, there hid frem sight.
I, too, once stood upon the shore,
And now they stand, and gazed far cut
To see my benuteous ship come o'er.
But |, alas / turned about,
And just around that bend went,
Beyond that rock, so grim and lone,
And Hope, that angel heaven sent
Forever from my heart was thrown.
The shore all long was strewn with wrecks
OF ships as grand and fair as mine;
And far at sea, Ii ke tiny specks.
The smiling. unmoved sun did shine
On naught but wrecks; and 'mongst the rest
saw what all my life to me
Had been lifc's treasure, cheris shed best.
The ship watched from DER the sea-
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No MATTER how much contempt
you may feel for a Court, it isn't al.
ways safe to give expression to it. A
fellow in Juniata county has just
served out two years. Imprisonment
for being lacking in proper respect fer
the judicial functiouaries of that par
ticular territory.
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PRoDU1r0s vARISlS.

Coiorigeno Rigaud, en- 4 dias, dsvuelys al sabs
On primitive color sin manchar el outs nj epaucar
ropa EPteramsnte inofsnsivo, este prodlet. nefseA
tiene nitrate desplata. = ~ V7ila7
Jsbss Miranda, de jago 8s lrie Dc lscAass. q as
suave, mas einoents q perfscto Dc todss los
.iabones de tccador.
Aeeise oNada Airsada, para detener Il caida del
eabello hacere crecer darls suavidad brillantes
Japon, extraida del P;ru. Jap6n;ca. = =
Ectrdcto de AGnanga, para Ell panuelo obtenido per
la destilaeon de las flores del Psrus Jap6e;ca.
Asuo De Gores dc Lirio Rsgaad,, para blaasuear !
Dsp6sito en- las principales Psrfumeria y peIasns
rfas, en- Puerto Rico,
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-HABANA DIRECTo.

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anop
sMpsesk
total da
sie 1.HiteaL - mI,
boar RymcaG
' :: So Si1:s C%nfa n0 Ns"f0fk Brasil
HPaNIEI IAeenA
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HOTEL ! BAOQ DEL '1DNIVGRNl,

III que suscrlbe dueno de dicho establec,ms1so pa,
10'ps gus mucn's amigos constantes tavoreeedxs
De esta localidad del exterior que sguiendo en- an
continue desvelo por introducr On 81 seryico trato
mesa de so casa todos los adelantes que ls SON com
pables SIN Perdonar ninguna class de .sscrcia nara
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Perfsimeria Victoria,.,
ss'a R1axUD 7 COMP. !
5, rse T;c;esne, Parfs

PROD C6TOB YLANGYLANGs
sxkaidode Ia Usona edOrstiss;sa, perfume importado
dc Mapila sxclusivamsnte preparado para nuestra
Extracto de Ylaagylang; Ramillete de Manila; Jahon
Al Ylangyang; Pomsda al YIangylang; Acste de- Ylan-
gylang Cosm6tico de Ylan8ylang; Aqua de ocador de
Ylangylang; Polvos de arroz de Ylsngylang; Cold
Cream dc Ylangylang.
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mantsner inaerable el credito de que vsns dsutan'
DO por bondad de sus numerosos parroquianos CON
tando con IN su6ciente nmere de c6modas ventila-
das habtaciones, con espacioso fresco comsder
entenddos dependencies para todos los servcos de a
easa no omitra medic alguno para dejar complacido
ted0 e que diyne honrare con su asistencia. Gale
de Tetuan, mum. 9.-Puerto- Rico 81 de Agosto d.
1674.-Onofre Nicolau.
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Gran fna De Espu@ Erang De Ia canpaa} General 7aaa{nha
SERVICIO DlRECTO,

pa de Mayaguez Sanande Havre Burdeos Pauao da I'll
umo DC cada mesl catgoa $780, $75 $3.50 Entepune
PASAJE DE FAM1LIA
1oda mla compua de cuao menos paguen
monnte de cuato de camar
10 pS este 80 entende en- s vjes ttasatAntcos
PASAJE DE IDA VUELTA
Sc expden para Europa ida baja
pS sbre total del pas Waldo IL Eso
PASAJE INTERCOLONIAT.
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Gran Inca de vapores Franceses.

De Santaner San Dol vpor
conexion frances & 26 de
Thomas. - z5.
n categoa 5000 categ $7 aegor $780, entrepuente
40O- ..3..-. 90. tI
-.*t1A PASAJES DE FAMIIIA
- PASAJE DE IDA VUELTA.
Go expden Europa de ida vue rsbaa
sore del pe Waldo IL Estos pagan
adelantado >,,coc ..s ---o., -.r-. 4. IT.
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3s ss Dc undo:y
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western Union Telegraph Com.
pany's Quarterly Statement.

New YORK, June 7.-President Orton
to-day presented the statement OF the ex-
ecutive committee to the directors OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company toI
the quarter ending March Slst; The
profits were s,77G in excess of the pub
iished estimates, making total surplui
April Of slO2, ,4O2; net profits OF current
quarter, actual and estimated, S135, ,4ss
dividend on shares Of the lnternationn
Ocean Telegraph Company, $25, 600; to
tai surplus, July proximO, $969,sol
After providing for the interest on the
bonded debt and sinking fund, and div
idend OF ! per cent from the net earning
Of The current quarter, the surplus show
balance Of S5G,673.
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Business on the Cleveland X Pitts
burgh railroad is not what it used
to be, when the freight cars ran full
Of ore from Cleveland to Pittsburgh,
S,eubenvillc, and Wheeling, and full OF
coal from the mines along the road
back again to Cleveland. 1t is said that
the company is still able to earn its quar-
terly dividend OF one and three.quarters
per cent, but nothing more worth speak
ing Of. This dividend is guaranteed by
the Pennsylvania Railroad, and has that
additional security for payment. Notwith'
standing this guaranty, however, the
stock is selling below 90, while the fourth
mortgage bonds OF the road, paying only
per cent interest, are selling at lO4
Investors prefer to pay a premium Of
per cent for per cent mortgage OF the
road, rather than risk the per cen'
stock at per cent under par. Recently
the stock advanced to 0s and fell back
again to 99i without apparent cause
other than speculative manipulatiOns
1t is said that foreigners are buying The
stock in the New York market, ant
that it is gradually growing scarce OF
this side Of the water. There is no doub
that it passing INTO the handsof invest
ors. Most people who deal in such Sc
curities have more than ordinary conf
dencG in the c. 4 P. stock. And while il
does not rate in price with its yoke.fcl
low, the Fort Wayne road, also a I per
tent stock, which sells at lOS, yet it is
considered safe security and quite likely
to maintain its dividends without aid
from the Pennsylvania road.
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going together, but the present prices are
s,,ch that, any one can get as good terms
by themselves as have been able to get
offered for company OF one nuhus."' st'''
Under these circumstances aII lhG S1r. ssT
dents preferred to go in small smaIi paiTl' p"il
ties, as no one time .,,a, sul,eu f,o,n '
With the round trip tlGEe!S * .;.hr IRON ~
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia BY HarIisoGrs,
and home by Baltimore anu naanlngson
City, for fourteen dollars, anu supper
lodging and breakfast for ten dollars per
wseE ali who want to go to the Centen'
Nal can do so. Tickets At these rates
are now for sale at the depotS, and
learn from resident Of Philadelphia
that parties can get the above rates for
lodging by addressing J. V. Mccullough
1858 and sos Twenty.Sixth street.
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Redncfion OF Ercignts.

CHICAGO, June IA despatch from
Boston received by the agent Of the Ma
tional fast freight line here, announces
that the managers OF that line have made
the following reduction from Boston to
Chibago: On first, second and third class
freight, which formerly were openly rated
at So, 70 and 60 cents per hundred, have
all been reduced to 20 cents, and fourth
and special classes which were 40 and 80
cents have been reduced to lG cents.
This is another aggressive step on the part
OF the Grand Trunk.
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ST. THOMAS, ONT, June 7.--At the an
nual meeting OF Me Stockholders Of the
Canada Southern Railroad the following
we're chosen directors: William II, Van
.derbih, Augustus Schell, Samuel +. Bar
ger, +. D. Worcester, Joseph Harker, w
L. Scott, Sidney Dillon, Adam Crooks
and E. A. Wykes. A resolution was
passed approving and confirming the sale
OF majority OF the stock Of the company
to Commodore Vanderbilt.
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wisconsin Democracy for TiIden

MILWAUKEE, June THE Democratic
State Convention met in this city to-day.
OF the twenty delegates from the State,
seventeen are for Tilden and three are
uncommi,ted. A resolution requesting
the delegation to vote as unit was in
definitely postponed, after a warm contest.
When the time arrived for the Committee
on Resolutions to report n motion was
made and adopted to adjourn sine die, or
otherwise there would have been two re-
ports submitted, the majority report being
silent on the currency question, and the
minority report being for soft money.
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ISDIANAPoLIs, June G.-The case Of
Lewis b. Brasher, OF Cincinnati, charged
with completely in the whisky frauds OF
Indiana, was called to-day in the United
States Court before Judge Drummond.
After presentation, the attorneys for the
Government concluded that there was
not sufficient evidence to sustain the in
dictment, and Judge Drummond ordered
the jury 10 return averdict Of not guilty,
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JUDGE HOFFMAN, OF the Court OF APP
peals, has resigned his position on the
bench, his resignation having been filed
with the Governor yesterday. This is be-
cause OF i'll health, the Judge being a per
mancnt invalid and feeling himself unable
with comfort or safety, to discharge The
cxacting duties Of his position.
The act passed last December provides
for filling vacancies Of thiss by Guber'
Material appointment. "When vacancy
has occurred, or shall occur, in the Office
OF Judge Of the Supreme Court oi
Appeals, or of any Judge of any Cir
cult Court, the Governor may, il the
Senate be not in session, appoint
and commission a judge to fill such va
cancy till such time after the next gen
crnl election rs the persons who may
then be elected to ill such vacancy, shal
qualiiy.' The appointment is to be sub
mitted TO the Senate at its next session
and il that body fails to approve it theI
the nppointec shall cease to be judge.
As to who the Governor will appoin
to fill Judge HoiFman's vacancy, little o
nothing is known. Perhaps he may com
mission .one OF tho nominees OF tn
Charleston Convention, it so be any o
them prove sufficiently acceptable.
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ALBANY, June THE following per
SONS were to-day elected directors Of the
New York Central Railroad Company
c. Vanderbilt, VIM. H. Vanderbilt, Cor
neliuS Vanderbilt, Jr., VIM. X. Wander
biIt, Augustus Schell, Samuel +. Barger
James Harker, ChaunCey NJ. Depew,
John E. BurriIl, Walter s. Church, Ches
ter W. Chaplin, Geo. J. Whitney and Jas
NJ. Marvin.
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TURKEY.
Defeat OF the Turks.

RAGusA, June Prince Karageorgo.
yik's legion defeated the Turk'snear Car
kovika, Bosnia, June 3, killing 100 men.
The following day 2,SOO Turks capitula-
ted.
Many insurgents have petitioned Aus
tria to grant them asylum, alleging that
il they are refused they are in danger OF
stnryaiion.
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DR, HAYS, President of Washington
College, gives notice that the plan for Il
college excursion to the Centennial has
been abandoned, inasmuch as no better
rates could be obtained for a company Oi
one hundred persons than for single in.
dividual. He publishes the following
card in the Reporter Of yesterday;
As the prices were at first announced
from Philadelphis, it wa possible to
cheaper the trip by a goodIy company
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RoSDOUT, N. Y, June 7.-Strikins
quarrymen this morning fired the Ulster
4 Delaware Railroad bridge over Esopus
creek, and It was nearly destroyed, max
ing a transfer Of passengers necessary al
that point. A reward ot$2, 500 is offered
for the detection Of the incendiaries. The
strikers were opposed to the railway
carrying stone from the quarries.
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TIE TURF.
Kalamazoo Races.

DETROIT, June 1.-THE races at the
National Park, Kalamazoo, this after
noon we're somewhat interfered with by
the storm that contradicted Old Probs
by its appearance.
In the 9:l5 race Little Darling won
in three straight heats. Time, BAL |; BAL
2:442. Joe Cornell won second money
Wonder third and Fred Sprague fourth
In the 2:26 race Granville won in three
straight heats, first money, $i0O; Brittor
second, 5000; Lady Byru third and Gen
Sherman fourth. Time, 2:34; 2:S7i 9:S41
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We had pleasant call yesterday from
Mr.. Addison Smiley, formerly OF 'h'
West Liberty Academy in this county
who was Adjulant Of Col. Curtis I'm
West Virginia regiment, during the war,
Mr.. Smiley is now settled in IG0pes 1
county, Mo-, nearl Bonneville, nnI' W We
are glad to know, is doing well. lie ! IN, IN,
forms ia that Mr.. Geo. MendeI' oil 'na'
county, formerly of slrisci'y, has recently
left for Oregon.
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OMAHA, June THE following dis
patch was received at Department head
quarters to-day from the commanding
officer at Fort Laramie:
"Spotted Tail, chief Of the Brules, ar.
rived here to-day on visit. He reports
that his people are at home and will not
20 out on the warpath. Large numbers
have gone from Red Cloud and other
agencies on the Missouri river, all con.
cSntrating on Powder river for a fight
The chiefs are haranguing the men, urg
Ing them to stay in camp until the troops
come In and not to go out in small par.
ties. He reports over seventeen hundred
lodges collected" Hrr
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Marine Accident.

QuEESsrowx, June THE first officer
Of the steamer lstrian, for Liverpool, has
arrived at Crook Haven seeking assist
anse. The Istrain's main shaft Is broken
and she Ia proceeding under saIh The
Istrian is OF this port, and tug has
gone 10 tow her to Liverpool.
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NEw ORLEANS, June The steamship
Austin struck snag and sunk, in the
river twenty-five miles below this city,
yesterday afternoon. She was from
Havana with 700 hhds. OF sugar, and 9th.
er cargo valued at $4,000. The vessel
was valued at $l25,0OO, and was a total
loss; no insurance.
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st. LOUIS, June 7.-Alfred Bevis, G. b.
Fraser, G. Bensberg and Johns. Berneck-
er, illicit Distilers, were. sentenced to-
day, to 81 900 fine and one day impriSon'
ment.
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GheGrttelliasnter.

CoNslDERlNo the depression in business
throughout the country and the competi-
ton going on with It's rival, the Western
Union Telegraph Company makes a
handsome showing in this mornings eH'
l.ti,
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LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE Ohio Falls
car. works at Jacksonville, Ind, the
largest in the world, have baen ordered
to be sold next Saturday under foreclos.
ure Of mortgage TO secure creditors.
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Killed by a Locomotive.

ERIE, Pa, June 7.-Mrs. .Tyrrell, while
driving across the Lake Shore railroad
at Harbor Creek this afternoon, was
struck by the fast mail train and instant.
" killed. The horse waa also killed and
the carriage reduced 10 kindling wood.
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BSsox, Jane 7.-At the usual meeting
Of the New England Associated Press, to.
day, all the officers were reelected,
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THE ANTI CooLIEMEN.

A dispatch from Carson, Nevada, say
that the anti coolie men continue their de
monstrations, demanding the discharge
Of Chinese laborers; but as yet, have com
INITIAL no violence.
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: BLACK HILLS GOLD.

The Herald publishes a letter from a
reliable party in the Black Hills, who
reports having seen seven hundred dol.
lars taken out in ten hours sluicing, and
Deadwood river at u stand.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June IA dispatch
from Portland, says that Oregon, un'
doubtedly will 90 Democratic. The Dem
ocrats claim a majority in the Legislature
Of l2, Joint ballot,
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FIRE RECORD.

ELIZABETH, N. j., June 7.-Reeves
coal and wood yards and Martin Il Co.'S
dyeing establishment burned this morn
ing. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
Obituary.
BALTIMORE, June REV. David Ell.
wards, a Bishop of the Church Of the
United Brethren in Christ, died last
night, aged 6l years.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, June7.-Prince Gartschakoff7s
recent telegram cautioning Prince Milan
Of Servia seems 10 be without effect.
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r,,. commencement season is now
vnou u. and the young men OF the COL
Iars. normal schools, and academies, are
obont to lelugc the land with Sophomore
oratory. 1t is u fearful visitation upon
the innocent people who still persist in
attending these performances. They go,
they listen, and, generally speaking, they
come away as they went, save that there
is ringing sound Of words, "mere words"
in their ears for day or two. In one oil
the Eastern colleges we notice move
ment to abolish the practice Of speech'
making by the students on Com
mencemCnt day, and to conline
the exercises to an address by
some distinguished man, the Baccalaq'
reate OF the President, plenty OF good mu'
sic, and the distribution Of diplomas
This arrangement cuts of all the in
telleclual "veap (as the Country Parson
would term iD incident to Commence
ment occasions, and gives the audience
"healthy, matured beef meat" to feed
upou,
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NEw YoRk, June 7.-Arrived-The
steamships, Anchoria, Glasgow and Per.
eire, from Hayrc.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY.

BERLIN, June 1.-The IsiOk, the organ
Of the Servian Cabinet, declares war to
be unavoidable now that Turkey had tri-
umphed aud the programme Of The north
ern powers had been rejected.
The official Russian IRrdlide says that
the insurgents arc not likely to accept
the armistice.
Considerable uneasiness has been cre-
ated here by the sudden return OF Bis
marck and his protracted conferences
with the Emperor. The uneasiness is
increased by the announcement that the
EmperOr's departure for Ems is post
poned. Rumor connects these events
with certain exaggerated claims made in
Germany for support by Russia in her
eastern polity, which Bismarck, it Is re-
ported, Is not inclined TO sanction.
The Cologne Gazette and Berlin Iribuae
deprecate too close adherence to the
views OF Russia.
THE PEACE OF EUROPE.
A provincial correspondence Of the
semi-oilicial journal, reviewing the re-
cent events at Constantinople, says: The
governments which in pursuance OF the
Berlin conferences had agreed to address
suggestions to the Porte, were led by the
accession OF the new sovereign to post
pone them, but the objects OF the powers
remain the same, and under the new as
pect Of affairs a further understanding
will be had as 10 their attainment. An
agreement between the powers which
formed the basis OF former decisions and
the present situation in Europe, general.
ly Justify us in our unwavering belief
thai their common aims may be attained
with the preservation of the peace OF Eu-
rope.
Allu ding TO the postponement Of En-
peror Williams visit to Ems, it says:
The Car will defer his departure about
week. 1t Is certain the monarchs will
be at Ems together several days next
week: