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colliers on strike in Staffordshlre, Eng-
land, and nearly an equal number in the
neighborhood of Swansea.


Two Spanish ships of war have been de-
clared fugitivcs by their government, and
Instructions have been forwarded to Eng
land to detain them, should they 90 in
there


France. Paris, May 29-In the Cham
ber of Deputies, yesterday. M. Theirs, in
the name oflhe opposition, made violent
attack on the policy of the cabinet -
Among q multitude of other things, he
complained that In the Oregon dispute
France had declared for England, her TEN.
perary ally, instead Of the United States,
her permanent ally-her Fundamental
all" NJ. Thlers' speech was long and
brilliant, but it contained no novelty. NJ.
Guizot is to reply to-day M. Theirs and
The opposition proposed an amendment,
the effect Of which, if carried, would be to
overthrow the cabinet, but it is certain to
be rejected by a large majority.


Price Napoleon Louis Bonaparte, ar
rived in England on the 26,h May, The day
after his escape from Ham. The Prince
has written letter TO Sir Robert Peel, and
one to Count ST. Aulare, the French Am,
bassador. The letter is as follows:


LONDON, May 90, 1916.


Monsieur LIE Comple:-J wish to de-
clare candidly 10 the man who was the
friend of my mother, that in quitting my
lpflson have not been actuatcd by any des
OF renewing against the French govern,
ment war which has been disastrous tc
myself, bat only TO be enabled to approach
my aged father.


Previous to my taking this. step, | made
every effort to obtain from the French
government permission to 90 to Florence
and offered every guaranty consisten
with my honor. Bet finding that all my
applications proved unsuccessful deter
mined TO have recourse 10 the last expe
dent, which the Due de Nemours and tn,
Due de Guise, adopted, in similar circum
stances under Henry the Fourth


beg, Monsieur lie Comp,e, that yo,
will inform the French government of my
peaceable intentions; and hope that sucl
spontaneous assurance on my part will
shorten the captivity Of my friends who still
remain in prison.


NAPOLEON LOUIS BoNApARrE.