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As specimen of the politics OF New
York-politics in which persons and not prin-
ciples are involved-the Cincinnati ERquir. IS
correspondent asserts that President Arthur
has made another alliance with John X lily,
the "boss" oil Tammany Hall, whereby the Re-
publicans and Tammanyites are to divide the
organization OF the legislature and the State
offices in New York city and Brooklyn. The
correspondent adds "New York State beirg
necessary to elect r publican President,
will be cock-sure to go for Arthur in 1884,
with TammaBy remaining silt Mt"
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GENERAL FRI JOHN PORTER, a brave,
discreet and honorable general officer, whose
record Is part of the glory of the whole
country, has been fully, fairly and frankly
vindicated by Generals Grant and Terry in
letters which we publish in another column.
Both officers speak 10 manly words, and
though they do their brother officer but
tsrdy justice they do it in such way as
almost to make amends for nineteen years of
Islander maternity borne
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
River TeleEraua~.

PITTSBURG, January 5.-Noon-River feet 9
inches on the gauge. and falling. Weather clear
and cold
NEW ORLEANS. January weather cloudy
ans warner; fhermometer, n Arrived: Annie
T. silver, St Louis, last night Guiding Star, Gin
cinnati- Departed: Laura l. Davis, Cincinnati
The Future City and bsrges are due tonight from
ST. Louis
LOUISVILLE, January 5.-Soon-River falling,
with L feet 10 inches in tte canal, and 10 feet
inches in the chute on the falls Weather cloudy
and cold. Night-River falling, with i feet =
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Wilb0r's Compound Of Pure COd.LiYer
Oil and Lime.

The advantage of this compound over the
plain oil is that the nauseating taste of the
oil is entirely removed, and the whole rem
dered palatable. The offensive taste of the
oil has long acted great objection to its
use; but in this form the trouble Is obvialed.
A host Of certificates might be given here to
testify to the excellence snd success of Will
boris Cod-Liver Oil and Lime; but the fact
that it Is regularly prescribed by tie medical
faculty is sufficient For sale by A. B. Viii
Dor, chemist, Boston, and by all druggista.
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The awful tragedy on Wednesday, neal
the little town of Americas, Montgomery
county, Missouri, is only paralleled by the
dreadfully brutal crime perpetrated by three
men near Ashland, Kentucky, in the latter
part of last week. In both cases women
were the sufferers. In the latter two young
women, after being raped, were murdered,
and the house set on FIRE 10 conceal the
crime, while in the former two old women
were ,Eot, enc of them killed outright-the
victims of neighborhood feud or family
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THE BRIBERY DISGRACE.
Taking OF Testimony Before the Inyes.
fisafing Committee Continued.

Special to the Appeal.l
NASHVILLE, January 5.-Senator Til man,
by whom the prosecution expected to sus-
tain several charges, appeared before the
bribery committee and testified that he knew
nothing of any efforts to bribe members, and
had not been told by Smith that attempts
had been made to bride him Smith
Congressman Mcmillan and Dibrell t. sti-
fed to Morgan's good reputation at home.
Judge Field, BransforPs attorney, testi-
fled that O'Conner and Bransford met the
night before Bransford appeared before the
committee at his house, but the subject of
the investigation was not menti oned
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SPEAKER KErFER yesterday heard from
Orth, of Indiana. in plain but forcible terms
what the general estimate is of his partisan
and personal conduct in the appointment Of
the standing committees of the house. What
Mr.. Orth has said we'll is Endorsed by the
press of the country without regard to poll
tics. Mr.. Keifer has ruined his future, if
he IA AL any
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ACCIDENTAL HAPPENINGS. 4

Red Wing. Mimi, January 5.-Two young
men, Andrew Gunderson and Fred Matter were
drowned yesterday
Lancaster, Pa, January 5.-By the
collision Of freight trains this city to-day
engine and a number of cars were badly wrecked
st. Paul, January By the explosion OF
q can OF dynamite on the line of the Hastings and
saltwater railway, one laborer was killed and two
seriously injured
Nashville, Tenn, January 5.-The north
bound passenger train of the Decatur division OF
the Louisville and Nashville railway. eollided
with the rear end of freight train which had
broken in two near 0verton's Station tonight
killing the engineer, Noah Stokes and the fireman
Samuel Weir. Instantly
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IRELAND.
LIKELY TO LEAD TO cOMPIICA

LIKELY TO LEAD TO COMPLICATIONS.
LONDON, January 5.--Regarding the man.
damus to be applied for in the Court OF the
Queens Bench to quash the resolution con-
ferring the freedom of the city to Dillon and
Parnell, Dublin correspondent of the Times
SAYS: "If it shall be established by the
Queens Bench that no one who is not a
burgess can, under the existing clause of the
corporation act, receipt for the freedom OF
the city, it would vitiate all the votes of such
freedom which have been passed, if anybody
choose to press it. Thus the name OF Glad
stone and General Grant would be erased
from the roll. But it is questionable whether
they would regret being deprived Of the dis
tinctioD, which has already lost much of its
value by the alloy of disaffection and dis
loyalty added to it by the recent proceeding"
GUARDED BY POLICE.
Forster, chief secretary for Ireland, left
Dublin to attend a cabinet council tomorrow.
He proceeded to Kingstown for London under
police escort
PROBABLY MURDERED.
DUBLIN, January "a process-server
named Huddy and his nephew have disap-
peared from near Ballinrobe, county Mayo,
and it is thought they have been murdered
and their bodies hidden in a bog.
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FoETY persons were injured, twenty-four of
them it is feared fatally, in an attemptto escape
from a church in Quincy, Illinois, yesterday,
the result OF a panic consequent upon the
breaking OF seat, which lead to the belief
that the gallery was about 10 fall
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THREE young man at Oskaloosa, Iowa
yesterday made target OF frame magazine
in which Eve hundred pounds of powder
were stored. Rssult--a terrific explosion,
the three boys killed, three persons severely
injured and $4,000 damage done to the
town. 1t won't do to make target of a
powder magazine
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Interview with warden Crocker.

No person was permitted to see Guiteau
to-day, with the exception of the Jail officials.
Said Warden Crocker: "No one has seen
him yesterday, and until the termination of
the trial his counsel and his brother and
sister are the only persons who will be per-
mitted to visit him in jail" This rule, the
warden explained, was strictly in accordance
with the wishes of the prisoners counsel, and
added: at qnite agrees with mine. For a
time the prisoner was not allowed to see any
visitors, to read any newspapers or learn
anything in regard to the condition OF his
victim, and this course, which was rather
the Withholding OF the indulgence discretion
airy with the warden than the application of
unusual rigor, was made the subject of a
vast amount of criticism. Upon the arrival
OF Scoville the prisoner was allowed to
receive visitors and read the papers, and as
he IL quite ready to talk, and, at times
has not been in accord with Scoville he has
doubtless said and written u great many
things to which his friends have taken ex-
ception. 1t has been, however, to people who
would never have been admitted but for the
request of his friends and counsel So many
correspondent" added the warden, draw
upon their imaginations entirely, and de-
scribe as realities only Pigment of their own
brains, that am quite disposed to be pleased
with the proposition not TO allow Guiteau to
be interviewed any more. Why, day or
two since one correspondent wrole up in
vivid portraiture an account of what he
termed Guiteau's New Years reception;
that two or three hundred people, the major
ity ladies, called upon the prisoner, brought
him flowers and delicacies, chaited with
him. In short, that Guiteau was permitted to
hold regular levee in the corridors. As a
matter of fact, however, not above twenty
thirty persons saw him on New Years
day, and then only incidentally, as they
would see any Of the prisoners who are per-
mitted to be seen on days when visitors are
admitted. Upon Christmas and New Years
friends of the prisoners are allowed to visit
them and bring little presents or delicacies.
1t is not matter simply intrusted to the
discretion of the warden, but he is obliged
to admit visitors on these occasions. 1t is
my belief, also, that a large majority OF the
visitors at the courtroom daily are strangers
from abroad, who take in the Guiteau trial
as one of the sights of the capital
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The Roman .Celhelie aschbishOrs, bishops
and clergy of the Province Of Quebec have
withdrawn their opposition to the proposed
repeal of the law prohibiting marriage with
deceased wife's sister, and bill for the
repeal will be introduced in the provincial
narliament
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GERMANY.

MUCHLY CONGRATULATED.
BERLIN, January 5.-Emperor William
received more than thousand congr atulatory
kilograms On New Years day. Some from
America.
STANDARDIZATION TREATY EXTENDED.
The provisions of the naturalization treaty
with America has finally been extended all
ever Germany
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TLEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

Indianapolis, January 5.-The State Dem
ocratic Electoral Convention met here to-day.
Albany, January Both branches of the
legislature adjourned until Tuesday.
st. Louis, January 5.-The convention OF
the Mississippi Valley Cane Growers Association
continued its session this morning.
Boston, January Ex-Governor Long in
his message, asks for more vigorous enforcement
of the license laws; repeats his belief in woman
suffrage, and protests against the barbarisln OF
eapital punishment
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we..eru rron a.xo.,.,,o,.

PIrTsBURG, January 5-The Western Iron
Association meet in regular quarterly session
here yesterday. The attendance was large, and
after full and free interchange OF views in
regard to the condition OF trade, which was
found TO be in a healthy condition, it was
unanimously decided to reaffirm the present
card rate of two dollars and fifty cents.
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THE following States will elect governors
this year: Alabama, Arkansas, California,
Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Kansas,
Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New
York, Pennsylvania, SIuth Carolina, Ten
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ENGLAND.
EARL BERBY's VIEW.

LONDON, January 5.-E'rl Derby last
night, at a banquet of the Liverpool Reform
Club. announced himself as thorough Lib
sral He hoped there would be no further
attempt to prevent Bradlaugh taking the par
lame ntary oath. Discussing the question of
home rule in Ireland, the Earl said: Amer
lea is not despotic or reactionary country.
But we know how she dealt with secession,
and We have seen how soon and how thor
oughly the traces of the sauguinary conflict
disappeared. / do not see why We should
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Tsk cotton markztopened and closed quie.

yesterday, with middling quoted at 1ltc. In
New York spot middling was IL 1880, and
dull and nominal; futures closed steady, with
January quoted at 11.79@11.80. In New
Orleans middling was IL &c, and quiet; Janu-
AIRY futures were steady at 11.53@11,55. In
Liverpool middling uplapds were 6sd, and
Orleans 62d, and steady. Futures closed
dull and easier at 9-l6d for January
February, and 27-S2@6 13-l6d for July
August
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CTATE NATIONAL BANK.
= MEMPHIs Tenn. January 2 ISs2. !
Bf At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the
State National Bank, held to-day, dividend o.
Four ~ Per Cent. was declared from the Dei
earnings OF the past six months payable on de
mand- J. A. HAYES, JE-, Cashisr.
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SCOVILLE AND REED
Busy Preparing the Law Points OF the
Defense-Cost Of Witness Fees
and Mileage.
Interview with Warden Croeker-The
Programme for T0-MorrOw-Rules
OF the Court.

WAsHISGroS. January ESTIMATES of
the amount so lar disbursed for witness ices
and mileage by the marshal, place the cost
OF the government witnesses in the Guiteau
trial at $500, and of the witnesses for the
defense at S2294. The bills OF many of the
witnesses are not vet paid.
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EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS.
Foreign Interference Deprecafed-The
Provisions of The American Natu-
radiation Treaty Extended
Throughout Germauy-TerribIe Massa.
ere In Russia-ParneiI and Dillon
Earl Derby's Talk.

ST. PETERsBURG, January 5.-The natives
on the Kaldja frontier have retaliated for the
Chinese cruelties. They massacred the in
habitants of two Chinese settlements and
defeated a detachment of three hundred and
fifty Chinese troops.
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JACKSON. TENN.
Precau ions Against the EmaIIp0x-A
Lucky Escape from Mishaps.

From an Appeal Correspondent.
JACKSON, January 4-Eyery thing is un
usually quiet for the season on all subjects ex-
cept the election and the smallpox. Accord
ing to the direction of the Board OF Health
the mayor has issued proclamation to the
effect that the heads of families be advised
or forced to have their children vaccinated
within ten days, arising from the fact that
the smallpox is prevailing in and around our
see a high T? We had one last Thursday
night at the operahouse, but
will not attempt to describe it,
leaving it as a theme on which 10 exercise
the imagination. The Good Templars in
dulged in another grand hop at Tomlin's
Hall on Friday night, which was, we sup
pose, a success as usual. The carriage having
ION board " two young married couples
Messrs. Howard and Clay baugh, and wives
became involved in a runaway scrape last
Saturday evening. No serious damage, how
ever, was done-only considerable lively
jostiipg for the ladies. The latter gentleman
was Just returning from the North, where he
had gone to claim his bride. The boys are
organizing a cornet band, which is said to
have already fifteen pieces. The funeral
services of the wife of Mr.. Eugene Brooks
one Of our most estimable citizens, took place
this morning. The warmest sympathy of
many friends is extended to the bereaved
husband. Several other deaths have occurred
recently, and many cases Of severe illness.
COLONEL. A WooD MERRYwEATHER
whom everybody in Scranton. Pennsylvania
knows. writes and says: II had long suffered from
u arrangement of the bladder and kidneys: il hsd
made my general health very poor. I was also
troubled with severe indigestion; pills gave me
Only temporary relief and experienced great
anxiety Of mind well physical distress A
friend recommended Browns Iron Btters. have
used it with most gratifying results, and just now
my health was never better, and feel that the
Curp is
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CSTATE NATIONAL BANK, !
. MEMPHIS, TENN, December IL, 1881.
SS- \ meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank
will be held on TUESDAY, Jenuary 10. 1882, at
their clearinghouse, between the hours of IL an
and pm, for the purpose of electing Thirteen
Directors to serve for the ensuing year.
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nashuns 90 de yearth dat Ge's lowed ter grow
up down heah."
"That is rather comforting view of the
case"
well; dat's my 'pIDion, ennyhow; kase
wy, kno's foxes right heah in dis down dat
hit'ud take cay e. piece ter pose Oh, eff dey
got jestice an hsd Alignment On all dere
meannessw
And thereupon the old man sunk into the
pesceful slumber of man fearless Of the sec
ond advent
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Bank of Commerce,
MEMPHIS. TENN. JANUARY 8. 1882.

MEMPHIS. TENN. JANUARY 3. 1852
s% At a meeting of the Board OF Directors OF this
Bank, held to-day. Dividend of FOUR a. PER
CENT. out of the net profits of the past six 10y
months was declared, payable on demand.
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show less determination or have less good
fortune
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From an Appeal Correspondent.
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The secretary of the treasury has decided
to ask Congress for an appropriation for an
additional vault-room at the snb-trea sury at
San Frsncisco, California. Thers was 30
much silver in the vault there that the treas
urer declined to receive any more from the
collector of the port, on the ground that he
had no proper place to store il. Secretary
Folger teIegraphed the assistant treasurer
that he must receive the money and take
such additional precautions to guard it as
might be necessary until authority could be
obtained from Congress for the construction
Of apofbar vaulf
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FOR RENT.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,

COrmer FROM ana JeHerson Bts.
Rent low to a desirable tenant Apply to
MFNKEN 1RR0THERg
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The Times says the people OF England
would view with serious apprehension any
further interference in the internal affairs
Of Egypt. The idea of JOINT ADglo-French
military Intervention would excite the
gravest misgivings, and would only be enter
tanned in any case with the utmost reluct-
ance. The premature landing OF foreign
troops would, in the present condition Of
Egypt, be the beginning of disturbance.
The Standard says: England and France,
after the accession OF Gambetta 10 office as
president of the council of ministers of
foreign affairs, sent note to the Khedive
in the sense of the recently published dis
patch of Lord Granville, foreign secretary
This fact is probably the origin OF the rec Mt
reports regarding Anglo French Intervention
in the affairs of Egypt"
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FOREIGN INTERFERENCE IN EGYPTIAN Az
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Ralph Bernal osborae.
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land murderers arrived here at ten o'clock
night, and were safely lodged in jail.
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GIVE il to the children. Physicians pre-
scribe it. Thousands use it. Sold BY drug
gists. DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price
twenty-five cents.
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THE SHADOW of Death" has been removed
from the city. We breathe freely.
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INDIANAPOLIS, January 5.-Dr. VIM. A.
Peck one of the surgeons at the Surgical Institute
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THE people, by large majority, yester-
day voted that Shaw can 'boss'' himself but
nothing else.
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Preparing Their Law Points.

Scoville and Colonel Reed were engaged
all day upon the preparation of the law
points which they will Saturday present TO
the Court for ruling. Neither of these gen.
tlemen appear at all sanguine of obtaining a
verdict favorable to their client, yet both
stoutly maintain not only that Guiteau was
legally irresponsible for his act but is at
this moment an insane man, his own asser-
ton to the contrary notwithstanding. SEQ
vile was greatly disappointed at his failure
to get before the jury yesterday the addi-
tional expert evidence with which he has
expected TO rebut the testimony of the gov
eminent
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BALL-1hursday. January 5, 1852, at 3 O'Clock
an, NANCY ]. BALL. aged 81 years, wife of NJ +.
Ball.
Funeral viii take place nom residence, No. s.
Mosby street. this CFRIDAY) afternoon at $50
O'Clock Friends and acquaintance are invited
to attend.
BAKER-Wednesday, January 4, 1882, at II:30
O'Clock pm. MATTE W. BAKER, aged 25 years s
months and 20 days
Funeral will take place from the residence of her
mother, Mrs. L. W. Baker, corner Valentine and
Breedlove avenues, this tFRIDAY) morning at 10
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance are invited
to attepd
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CIScINSATI, January 5.-Mr. B. H. John
ssans chief operatsr on day duty in the Western
morning -
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DEATHS DOINGS.

Francis Michael Pascal.
PARIS, January 5.-Francis Michael Pas
cal. the sculptor, is dead
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| The following is the text of the letter of
the President accepting the resignation of
| Postm aster- General James:
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TAFFY FOR JAMES.
President Arthur's Letter Accepting
the Resignation of the Late Post
master-General.
HAWKES. Bill to ReOrgahize the Militia
River Imprevement-Capi-
tai Briefs.

WAsHINGToS, January First Assistant
PosIm sster-General Hatten has returned
from Burlington, Iowa.
Postmaster General Howe to-day entered
on his duties, and appointed his son Frank
chief of the division of mail projections, and
detailed him for duty as chief clerk, an
Office practically vacant. Frank Howe says
the appointment is only temporary, and ne
has not yet decided on retaining the Office
permanently.
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J. X. Keene's Foxhall and Loriliard's
Iroquois are among the entries for the City
and Suburban handicap. Foxhali and
Iroquois are also entered for the Epson and
Ascot gold cups.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

-DAWsoN-Thursday, January s.
1852, by the Rev. Father Kelly. Mr. HUGH A. HAN
ILToN and Mrs. KATE E. DAWSON.
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RoQUoE AND Fo1

riRLL' OF dIE BO0A.-
The Duke of Hamilton has decided to sell
his magnificent library, including the cele
brated Bsckford collection.
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THE PoPE's POSITION.

The cardinal archbishop of Rouen, who re-
Gently returned from Rome, has published a
letter describing the position of the Pope.
He urges the Italians to choose another cap
itol and leave Rome to the Pope, in order to
avert the necessity of his departure from that
civ
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THE SMALLPOX SCOURGE.
At AeOkuk. Iowa

At keOkuk. Iowa.
KEoKUK, January 5.-No new cases OF
smallpox and only one death at the pesthouse to-
day.
Spreading Throughout the Country.
WASHINGTON, January 5.-Reports at the
postofce department indicate that the smallpox il
spreading throughout the country
AT Columbus, Ohio.
COLUMBUS, o., January "a special from
Clearport, Fairfield county, near Lancaster SAYS
that they have three well-defned cases of smallpox
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FRANCE.
ON HER sUBoRDINATES

GOES BACK ON HER sUBoRDINATEs.
PARIS January 5.-The government has
repudiated the conduct of its subordin ates
in annexing the island OF Raiatia, in the
South Pacific, which has caused comment in
England and Australia.