{"newspaper_name": "The Southern journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Commercial, writes


''lt is said by some anonymous indiyid-
uals, that Mr.. Pageoi, the French Minis.
Ter, is doing his busiest to fan the embers
of discord between England and the Uni
led Staier. II was reported that he was
recently developing his plans to the Spa
nish Minister, in conversation carried on
upon his part in his native French, when
some fellow, perhaps named Mackenzie,
overheard and carefully treasured up the
whole. II was very wrong Of him 10 do
so, but how irnprudent it was of the French
Minister to talk diplomacy in French,
within the hearing Of third parties.