, 1879-07-31

FRKEEu 1MtOHTB AND EAT0HT9.
PAn1s, July 10.-The summary OF imports
and exports for tue first nix months Of tho pres
cnt year is as follows: 1mposts-FooJ, g., ,85s,-
00oi; raw materials, LODI, ,5s5 .000t: manuiac-
ttrcs, 2l2 334, ,0o0f; miscellaneous 105, 14B, ,01Of.
Observation-Disclosures, s3e.oas, ,ooof; raw ms
teriass md food, GIG, ,aGaa, ,OO0t; miscellaneous,
B0,0ol.0pof. The total value of imports amounts
to 2,239, zoe, ,00of, and Ut exports to 1.b30, H.,
0O0E, so TINT the difference between them is not
less than 50f. .0p0. .o00fi whercus DURING the cor
r@esnoandnG @ Gan ne, montls Of last year It was only
ing imports Of food, the other itens showing
little difference from Inst year's return. Tho
increaso under food on the value imported last
year amounts to 271 lux, ,00of, or lG,St0,0N.
HALLWAY IN AFRICA.
A commission has been appointed by n, to
Frefcinet to report Oil the feasibility OF railway
between Algeria, the soutlau, and Senegal. The
population OF tho Soudnn is estimated, remarks
n, do Frcyc,nct, at 100, ,ooU,0o0 The Niger
traycrses half OF It. Tho inhabitants arc indus
tso.ls- Thc moving aands, formerly considered
universal, are only local accident, and the su!l
Is everywhere similar to that Of European soils.
A railway from Algcrla to tho Niger would
not exceed 9,000 iiliometrcs, and would bo
much lcss costly tl,an the projected Panama
canal. 4 preliminary commission has
already recommended tho scheme. Quo ground
bong ifat IL would reprcs, the internal! slnyo
trade; but IT. cnlnns c!tc,lH'spcctlon un account
Of the Imperfect knowledge u cartain parts OF
ae o 300 b@kgs a
Ouargia, 10 bo CONNECTED With tho AlHers nnl
Cunstantino linz, md TINT explorations should
b. inaIa beyond OnasEla towards tho Niger.
Ihs budeot Committee nslti senatorial conl-
pouncod IN favor Ut Franco taking an act!yu
plrt to the opening Ut. OF Central Africa. The
Commission now appointed ls headed by ucn.
d'Anutgne nnH Mctlues. ai!1 includes N; do Les
Der Of engineers.
THE coMTE DE CuAMuoRD AND TIE 1EatrI-
Mtsrs.
Tor,tt,,,.. ,,ono,,o,s .,o.. hn,a T., 1,,.,. ua
t,sas .'a contn oio' W. cnaa,ar,. @ @ :. a1s Us,
tetaaS, ute eoihte ae Chaalooras nasneuaS' at
which m Identical address 10 him WAS Signed.
THIS atidrcss describes Fratce as "unlberatod,
ena1ovet. or,] humt1,nte1. y onf, dcr,ares thnt
'as,ca ra,tns r ,a. h,t,o W" ss."sss as 1a.
'n1ustee 1e'ans, umt natFe" GOVERNS, l'at
agriculture slglis, that industry md commerce
COMPLAIN, that tho Councils Of Europe show
Franco only q dtsda!nful pity, uud that tic
revol,to h,a NJ tnrl,c, thc sacrc, Ii1,crtv ~ I'm
,, s"', '''' Wv y, Wv
rfehch laini'5' US II TO femloa avery c!itzeh
that the principle OF hereditary monarchy fs
aeo 1cft by every fn;bcr to btu ao,,e. Monarchy
=. =. 49, 49,. $50. ,.tu. -.
a.ons, mnuus' can avsngu pante nunssty, ..1s re-
,oi1 ~" .!t ss' aHu .t H.aJs p s1d toesty, y
aatt M tpu h"E u ocstaue1 " EEoflacaeo ~
recover 9 toe france ,r nes o,ghty, efSatness,
aiIa !p}foIspes'ty. LUIS aaaseas otspAya
io Mtt .,I auancsy. n9t on} uncs
mi cnmmrr"ni criscs t',t T. rsnrssen,s ~. ths
FAIRY iii ne nnno.r1l In irr,t,,riat Tradition
whcFeas t.,e pTccedents for tic ,Jesnit cinusn
date back to tho reign Of Louis XVI. and
Charles X: Equal o'lrontery "a shown IN assert.
~ w ILL., faeg ~. ~ enS,aSGa, anu sa oo!Ggs
sarIw H. wct ~ arrfvo hut r. ,,s ors"Iiv t"so'
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