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FREscH srERPnsE-SrEAM.-Twod distinguish
ed French gentlemen arrived here in the Great
Western for the purpose Of examining the condition
OF the science Of Ocean Steam Navigation in this
country. One Of these gentlemen, Captain Sar-
lat, OF the Fresch Navy, was the first navigator
who uaversed the Mediterranean, in 1873, in q
steamer-en that inland sea, there are now large
number touching every point asd port Of the Medi-
terranean. The visit OF these distinguished foreign
ers the United States, was undertaken at the i'm
stance Of the French government, who intend 10
tabish regular lines Of steamers between Havre and
New York, and Bordeaux and New Orleans, as
soon as such vessels can be constructed. In five
years, France, England, and the United States, will
form, by means of steam power, one people, one
community, one system Of science and civilization,


under, It true, different forms Of government, but
the same system ofaws, religion, arts and manners.


There will be no war, rumors Of war.