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DR.. SYDNEY DAVlESON'S
ARRIVAL In NEW ORLEANS.
DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON,
NJ. X. c. 9. LONDON. M. n. Giesen,
Author Of .PyaetIeal obseEsyaI9ns on Nervous
Senior Proprietor Of Of the Missouri
Begs to inform the citizens of New Orleans
and vicinity, and especially those who have al
ready availed themselves Of his services. that
he has returned to the city for the season. and
may be consulted. till the 31st March next. at
his old rooms
Rampant street, Between Canal ana
Cust0mhOMse.
And may be- cousulted DAILY from 10 o. m. till
D. M, and from 6 till p. m.
DR.. .DAYIEsON having adopted as his line OF
practice the treatment and cure Of
Nervous Diseases,
Has spent years Of study and research in that
f hF sp 81 fs5a
b one ed ed IN
the best European Hospitals. together with
years OF the most successful practice. both In
Europe and America. enable him to guarantee
Relief to ALI Sufferers
who consult him. DIR. DAVIDSON has been
specially and remarkably successful in his
Treatment by Correspondence.
1t is, however. desirable that at least one per-
sonal interview should be had, If practicable.
DIR. DAVIDSON especially invites the atten-
ton of those who by placing themselves under
the care Of ignorant charlatans have only in
creased their sufferings. The physician who
understands his profession and labsrs with In
telligence to advance 1t In the respect of men.
is q benefactor to mankind, and the high estf-
nation In which Dir. DAVIDSON Is held by
physicians themselves. is proof that ell who
apply to him may have
Implicit Faith In n Rapid and Perma-
nent Cure.
DR.. ,DAvIEsoN's work, Practical obserya-
tions,' now In Its 160th edition. will be found
valuable guide, and may be had, bound In
cloth, price Is cents, by addressing the author.
DR.. SYDNEY DAVIDSON. No. Rampant street.
between Canal and Customhouse, New Orleans.
or from GEORGE ELLIS. bookseller. opposite
DR.. DAVIEaON may be consulted at No. o
Rampant street, between Canal and Custom
house, New Orleans, up to the 31st of March,
after which his address will be 17o5 Olive street.
st, Louis. where he has been permanently To-
Gated for many years
Office hours from 10 g. M to 8 p. M. and from
to p. m. Sundays. 10 a. m till D. M. only.
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~~
DIAz.

The Mexican President Explains HIS Title
to the Presidency.
LII d recent conversation with New York
Herald correspondent, Porfirio Diaz, the revo-
Republic, said, with reference to the charge
that he was usuIper.
In one sense OF the word was q usurper,
but only because had to assume the reins OF
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BOARDING.

GELEOT PRIVATE BOARDING COMFORT.
- ably furnished front rooms can be obtained
with or without board, by the day, week or
month. BY applying at the elegant private resi-.
dence No. 14G Carondelet street. Parties In
search of homo comforts will find this o rare
opportunity. A fine bathroom also attached to
the house. References exchanged. ie2s Il
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special NOtIse-AI1 persons are hereby
notified that the steamboat Tom Parker hns
this day been chartered to Mr.. Evarste Cou-
boat and owners are not responsible for any
debts which may be contracted during that
slime. q GUS HODGE.
L. P. DELAHOUsSAYE,
New Orleans. January 10, 1878. Owners.
ia1O Al 20 Al fa7 IA 10
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Npttce-Netther the captain, owners nor
rior, Jones MASTER from Pernambuco, will be
responsible for any debts contracted BY the
crew OF said vessel.
faE 81 DECAN n 20
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WANTED by MRS. BLOCK, NO. 142 CAMP
W street, for the country, one Cook, one
Washer and one Gardener. Has on hand
good hn1aakaanar. an17 IL
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the undersigned. agents oil tlsr British stean-
ship MEDIATOR, Hannay muster from Lon
don. via Hampton Roads, win biz Responsible
vessel.
fer st DEGAN n no
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JERSEY AND ALDERNEY
MILK. MILK. MILK

Eur6 aMu 1TeBn, fFOEl tnB cOuHIy. 70 Do AHu
Corner CarOndeiet and Common streets
and Branch, Mo. - CanaI street, 'nea1
the Custom House, North sids.
The only places in the city where this ceie
hrated milk can be procured.
Pure, rich and sweet Jersey and Alderney
Milk and Buttermilk, at cents per glass. re-
the famous Arcoia Dairy Farm. Said stock ID
from the well known FoWier's tmportatfong OF
Jersey and Attorney eattle.
Also kept On hand, Mead, Hoon. Viehy. MIS-
eral Waters, Homemade Pies and PASTRY.
sa8 1Ykthp
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs,

WANTED---TW HOUSE SERVANTS. MUST
w speak French Address 2s1 Kampart
street. between Bayou Road and Barracks street.
fnhI III
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rrUU i, ADVERTISEMENTS
r11Ir,ry d. ER SALOON.

rT,HE UNDERSIGNED j. AZ aa OPENED THE
mon street. $50 long and fag.. raby known as
Krost's) where he viii keely thb n li HEEH,
LIQUORS etc, and trusts by afses 'uon 70 the
wants OF his customers to merit o., hllnuanee
OF the liberal patronage heretofDT8 extended
this well known house.
- JOSEPH FARAGHER.
Headquarters OF VOLTS Louisiana Brass aud
String Band. formerly OhBs.s Yaegerfs
fec 1t OSCAR WOLFF. Leader,
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special Nesice-The Regular MenthIy
meeting OF the LOUISIANA SUGAR FLAH-
! ERs' ASSOCIATION viii DO held at the Office
q the oresap a ~ gv9Hsffssn 100 m
slant, at 80 o'clock. All Interested In the SUI
CUR interests OF the Rtats are cordially invited
TO attend. The subject of fertilizers will be dis
eussed.
q IAMEE III GIEEEM Hanrnknrtr
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Capt CHAS. g. OGDEN, Chairman.
Lieut. Chas. a.. Themes, Sergt Fred Robbers,
Corp. Hy. ID. Meaney. Corp. Chas H. Asmus.
Priv. Geo. d. Moore. Priv. John Williams.
Applications for ladies. invitations and pro-
posals for the rent of the restaurant, bar and
hat-rooms 10 be left with the armorer at 81
Camp street, or addressed to Postofaae box 1915.
before February 10. sala I'd
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w give good references: also, o young wo-
man to do ehousework Address Mrs. NJ. r.,
this office. fe5 at
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NTANTED--A SITUATION IN A PRIVATE
w family. by q .seamstress who understands
cutting and operating maehins. T. &, willing to
office fe5
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JAMES =. GIFFEN, Secretary.

The Texas Express Company, New Or
leans, February 4, 1878 Notice Ia hereby given
the Texas Express Company will be held ut No.
1854 qrayier street. in the city Of New Orleans
on MONDAY, March 4, 1878, for the election of
Directors for the ensuing year.
feb at CHAS. L. LOOP Secretary
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WANTED-A SITUATION TO NURSE, OR
W do Homework. Address M. b.. this
office. fe5
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WyANTED--A SITUATION AS NURSE AND
" to do housework by q respectable woman.
Address A. M. this office. fer
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WANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN, A SIT
w alton to cook for small family, Or to take
care OF children. Address ANN. at this office.
fec at -
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Cooks, Nurses. Cnambermaias, Etc.
WANTED-BY A EEsPECTABLE GIRL. A
~ situation to do homework. Address A. b..
this Offfea. fe7 at
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w woman. situation to do housewprk or
nurse. Address X. A., this Office. fp7 at
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SITUATIONS wArTED-rKm.&LRs
Governsssss, Cempmnaons, etc.

N7kNTED-BT A LADY OF EXPEHIL' NOE
w IN old resident OF this city, and who can
give good references, position as govern. Bs
or teacher I'm a school. Is fully competent "
teach English and music Salary no object
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08
Railroad Digai,asiss.

On Tuesday, The 18TH, the following
railway magnates will meet In oonyen.
ton nj the Windsor hotel, In this oltyi
w. H. Arthur, general manager, A.
w. Soper, general superintendent, aud
\, Firing, general freight agent H.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
road William Bond, general mana
ger, A. II Garner, general superlnien.
dent, and a. w. Sully, assistant gem
eral freight agent Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railway q. Jordan, gener-
al manager, A, IL. Swanson, general
superintendent, aud j. Waldo, general
freight agent Houston and Texas Gem
trail Nv. Dickinson, superintendent
and q, q, Gibbs, general freight agent OF
the Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio railways H. \, Hays, vice
president, IL, NJ. Hoxle, general super
intendent, and Allan Mccoy, general
freight agent, OF tho international and
Great Northern railway 7. a. Mur>
ray, general freight agent Galveston,
Houston aud Henderson railway; Geo.
Noble, general superintendent, aud w.
IL. Newman, general freight agent, OF
the Texas and Pacific railway. This
Is the first OF series of meetings each
month, one OF which takes place In 1T.
Louis and the other at the Windsor In
Dallas.
These gentlemen are the representa-
tive men OF our southwestern railroad
system, and az they have paid Dallas
the great compliment OF this selection,
we think II would only DO u grateful
recognition were our citizens TO tender
them u dinner worthy OF the city, aud
OF the exalted character Of the guests
themselves. II IL true they repre-
sent "soulless corporations, but
each one of these gentlemen
have great big hearts In their bosoms,
and can appreciate delicpte attention
OF the sort suggested.
A city, nor an individual, loose moth
ing by polite attention to any one,
however humble, and certainly In this
case, where these men can do so much,
little polite attention will not be
thrown away.
THE HERALD extends warm wei.
come, and pledges itself to do what IL
may to render their stay pleasant.
What say our leading business men,
such rs Adams & Leonard, Schneider
& Davis, Marsalis IL Howard, John
Kerr, Colonel Swink, h. ii. Gruber,
Sanger Bros, Il. M. Kahn n Bro, A.
NJ. Hardie, Blake, jenkins d Boals
and others? Let us hear from you,
gentlemen.
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HERE AND THERE.
Intense COld---Acquittai Anticipated
I'm the bullock ase--F0r al d Against
the Conservation of DIR. Seymour
Death Record.

inc tOnsecfhttOh Oh Drs beyuOur-'-
Death Record.
Boston, January 7.-Accounts from
various points in New England indiN
Gates an intensely cold morning. At
Nassau, the mercury stood twenty.four
degrees below zero, at Manchester,
New Hampshire, twenty-seven de-
grees below; at Milford, New Hamp>
shire, twenty eight degrees below; at
st. Johnsbury, Vermont, thirty-six
degrees Uelow, and at Fort Fairfield,
forty-two degrees below.
ATLANTA, January I'm the case
of the state of Georgia versus ex'Gov-
ernor Bullock, argument is in progress.
The case will be submitted to the jury
tomorrow. The general opinion is a
verdict of acquital will be rendered.
QUINCY, Ills, January THE
standing committee Of the diocese OF
Quincy unanimously consented to the
confirmation of DIR. ID. IT, Seymour IA
bishop OF springfield and ]. II. Eccles.
ton as bishop OF West Virginia.
New ORLEANS, January THE
standing cominittee Of the diocese of
Louisiana, Mt meeting to-day, gave
its consent to the conservation OF Rev.
DR.. Eccleston az bishop Of West Viz.
ginia, and refused Its consent to the
conservation OF Rev. DIR. Seymour as
bishop of Springfield.
MEMPHIS, January REV. Lervy
b. CASTOR, the well-known Presbyter-
ian minister of thin city, dropped dead
on the street in Helena, Arkansas, to.
day, from heart disease.
To-day is the coolest of the season.
Mercury standing IA degrees above at
q q. m.
BosToN, January THE new city
government was inaugurated to-day.
The debt Of the city OF Boston Is
! S43, 1854, 444, a decrease Of Sl7O,3l0.
RALEIGH, n. c., January Hon
Richmond Muriford Pearson, chief
justice Of the supreme court Of North
Carolina, died on Saturday night In
the town of Winston.
NEW ORLEANS, January THE
state dredge boat, McAllister, left Porl
Eads on the I'd, for Sabine Pass, heav
lily laden with coal, drawing twenty
feet. The tow boat Ward left Pori
Eads on the 4th, for Sabine Pass, and
finding the McAllister had not arrived
went in search Of her. The Ward or
rived at Galveston to-day, and reports
the failure to find anything Of thu
missing boat. The Ward will agalr
proceed in search Of the McAllister
and q boat will also be sent from South
west Pass. Owing 10 the recent heayl
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who has crossed the balkans through
5hipka pass will probably move be-
y0nd kelzalnk, where he can secure
comfortable quarters. Interruption Of
communication across the Danube
would arrest his onward march. Moth
ing IL known ut the headquarters Of
the czarowltoh about General Rodela'
ky's movements, which would confirm
the impression that he viii not 10 be-
yond Kezaulik for the present.
The Posts London correspondent
telegraphs that the opinion Ia gaining
ground that the general election for
members Of parllam, IL near, and
the conservative members are already
preparing therefor. The secretaries Of
the different conservative associations
have been IN town during the last
week, consulting with various mem
beers of the government They report
strongly In favor VI the dissolution.
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A printer at La Crosse recently fell
heir to $4,000.
A Louisiana planter killed 1860
snipe on the wing in six days.
The Memphis ladies showed coffee
on the boys this New Years.
The Subsoiler and Democrat Is the
name OF Louisiana paper.
A blind Italian beggar in San Fran
cisco has 81 900 to his cred In sound
savings bank.
Clinton county, Iowa, has lost over
seventy.five thousand hogs the past
season from cholera.
The cacklng Of geese saved house
In Annapolis, Maryland, from being
burglarized on Thursday morning.
The North Carolina negro militia
has not been dlsbanded, as wos falsely
stated by some northern radical pa
pers.
A facetious husband in Greenville,
Tennessee, advertises "five cents re.
ward' for wife who recently ran
away from him.
Hereafter no person can vote In
Maine unless he has paid poll.tax
within two years Of the time when he
offers his ballot.
An Alexandria, Louisiana, hen has
laid an egg with partition in It, On,
OF the compartments contains The yoll
and the other the white Of the egg.
A woman In Baltimore, sane II
other respects, believes that she prin
cess, and insists on wearing nothInI
but purple, even to her Undertaking.
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NO. lss l-EsTABLIsHED is49
feather much anxiety prevails Jor the

weather much anxiety prevails Jof the
MoAlllster.
MRRIDRN, Conn, January IA l..
Declesdemia, Of the firm Of John
Island 4 Com, bankrupts, Ia held for
swindllng aud conuealing goods,
PorHyILLE, Pa, January THE
Pottsyllle bank has closed its doors.
New YoRR, January THE week
opens ut the stock exch ange IN u
strong though manipulated market
for speculative shares, prices belng
from n quarter 10 one and n quarter
perIcent. above Saturdays 81 oslpg
The board OF aldermen organized
to-day by the election Of ex-Congresa'
man William II. Roberts, president.
The city debt Is SllI7il,O5O.
HARTFORD, Coon, January I'm
the supreme court this morning Walk
ley, Further and Wiggln, indicted ex'
officers Of the Charter Oak life lnsur.
ance company, appeared aud gave
bonds In nve thousand dollars each for
trial ut tho March criminal term.
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Chandler, he Of the epistle to the re-
publicans of New Hampshire, Is de-
scribed by the correspondent of the
Philadelphia Times as "frowsy youth,
lank and iidgety, with an eyeglass
screwed into u frown and sort of
snaggle tooth expression, suggesting
Captain Marryatts dog Snarleyow, Of
whom that nautical author said: He
was one of the most illconditioned
ours which had ever been produce d; Of
dirty yellow color, coarse and sham.
bling In his make, with his fore legs
bowed out and one wall.eye.
He carried his head and tail wv and
had villainous sour look.
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The Approaching Marriage OF In
King OF Spain.

The king of Spain Is to be married
In the Basiica Of Atocha, at Madrid,
on the 23d of January. The Princess
Mercedes will arrive at Madrid only
one hour before the ceremony. The
fetes are to last five days, during which
time theatrical representations and
bull-hghts are to be provided for the
people free. A banquet is to be given
to a thousand OF the poor In the Prado,
and there are to be historical process.
sions in the Plaza de Toros, the mobiles
of Spain heing invited to take part in
the cavalcades. All children born on
the 23d are on to be lowered, and fifty
thousand pesetas are to be distributed
among the poor.
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Last Saturday Mr., Joseph Rankin, u
farmer living In ELLIS county, began
digging we'll. After digging some
ak feet he came upon the skeleton OF n
man, all the bones being present. Co
ing some two feet further down no
unoarthed the second skeleton OF n
man, where no found several old
Spanish coins. No traces OF conln
were visible In either one OF the graves.
Mr.. Rankin's curiosity being aroused, he
proceed, and had dug but few feet
farther when the third skeleton was
brought to light, Here, though there
was no signs of coiilni there were
piled around u number Of rocks, Tho
bones OF the skeleton were complete,
and around the ankle and wrist there
were silver bands, while several unique
trinkets Of gold and silver were found
adjacent.
Mr.. Rankin dug farther but discov-
cred nothing more. He believes the
skeletons are those of Spaniards, but
Is ut u loss to account for such n novel
mode of burial, that of placing one
body few feet above another. He
proposes to dispose Of the skeleton last
found to some OF the scientific soclet.
lea
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Coming wi.n songs 90 Greet You.

Operahouse, Friday evening, Janu.
AIRY IL: The grand augmentation OF
the renowned Alleghanians--v ocalists,
Swiss Bell Ringers, Benjamln's Crystal
Chimes, Tyrolese Troupe and Silver
Helicon Band-now returning from
the Orient after three years successful
tour on the Pacific coast, with the en-
gagement extraordinary OF Franc De
Leahodney, the only Turkish artist in
America; Mani Bach, the wonderful
German songstress, and the great Lon.
don and New York comique, Miss
Durgin and Charlie Phelon, forming
in all the most select, the most mu-
steal, the most wonderful, the most re
fined, the most laughable, the most
versatile operetta troupe In the world.
Four entertainments com bined in one,
at one price OF admisslon-all under
the management of the old veteran,
Dan G.. WnldroD, whose travels with
the Alleghanians have extended to all
parts Of the civilized globe. Their en-.
tertainments have been patronlzed by
kings, queens, mobiles and the most dis
tinguished men Of the age, who have
lavished upon them the most flatterlng
demonstrations OF approval.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Wing Victor Emanuel Dangerously
Sick Tho POpc's Interest in the Mat
ter-RepOrIed Resignation OF the
Earl Of Carnovan,
LONDON, January IA special dis.
patch from Rome to the Pail Mall Ga.
zette says Prof Bacceli, Of Rome, and
DIR. Bouns, from Turen, has have been
summoned for consultation In regard
to the condition OF the king. The left
lower lobe of his right lung Is longest
ed, the whole right pleura affected,
and there is also intense interior neu-
ralgic pain affecting the entire abdo.
men. This being only the second day
of the malady II Is impossible to pre-
dict the issue. When news OF the
kings illness reached the pope, he
asked cardinals present what will hap.
pen If the vatican and qulrinel both
become vacant. The proposal to hold
the next conclave elsewhere by Cam
erlingo Pecca is a scheme promoted
by ultramone cardinals.
Later-King Victor Emanuel passed
comparatively quiet night, but fever
continues to Increase, with further ex-
tension of pleurisy.
The Manchester Guardian this morn
ing has dispatch, from its London
correspondent, stating 1t is reported
that the Earl of Carnovan, secretary
of state for the colonies In the British
ministry, has resigned.
Pierce, Davis IL Co., lumber mer.
chants Of Liverpool, have fsilsd. Lila,
bilities estimated at $75, 900.
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An Old woman Starves Herself TO III
vide Food with Her Cats.

Charity has been covering multi
tude of cats in London howell. An old
woman, who has been receiving aid
from benevolent association, has
starved herself, and kept about twenty
cats in excellent condition. One day
an agent Of the society knocked at the
door aud was asked to wait u moment.
He peeped through the window and
saw that the crone was putting nuns
Der of cats out OF sight. Some were
being unceremoniously chucked out
upon the tiles, while others were
stuffed into a drawer. The room itself
when he entered II was in most filthy
condition, and by the eide OF the fire
was sitting very old woman, almost
a skeleton, shaking as with palsy. He
was informed that she bought two
quarts OF milk every morning to feed
her cats.
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Fire.

Yesterday morning the roof of enc
of the guard houses at the Jail was dis
covered to be on fire, which was ex-
tinguiahed with few buckets of wa
ter. 1t caught from the stove pipe,
and had 1t not been discovered
as soon as 1t was the building would
have burned, as the fire was getting
under Roadway.
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Indications,

For the south Atlantic and Gulf
states, falling barometer, southeast to
northwest winds, and in the west gulf,
warmer, cloudy and rainy weather,
but elsewhere warmer and partly
cloudy weather, proceeding an area of
low pressure now off the west gulf
coast Cautionary signals continue at
Indianola, Galveston and New Or
leans.
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Might Associated Press Roportl

Lac Journal do ~. Petersburg says;
Russia, after her immense sacrifices,
demands the right TO discuss the con.
dltlons OF peace with her enemy alone,
Russia, however, recognizes the right
OF Europe TO make known its appre
citation OF the peace conditions settled
between the beligerents, but II h
nevertheless important not to admit
pretensions which might mislead the
yanquished concerning their position
and public opinion concerning the re-.
lations between the powers.