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ly, affirming that he is flat ease both ix body and mind, annoyed by the procrasti- nation and eyasiye policy pursued by the French government in relation to our claims. It states that the ministers de- clined bringing the subject before the Chamber oi Deputies at their late session, under the pretext of the shortness of its duration, and the consequent hazard of de- feat. fs.,. I .s;s.. s::c::.h.c. Mr nf tho Americans there have the slightest conii- dence in the sincerity of the profession of the Frenchmen, but believe their design to be to gain time by the invention of these and other frivolous excuses of delay The Enc taallaey of the pfetenee that there would have been danger of the bill being lost IS apparent to all who are aware of the great ministerial majority in the Chambers; the cabinet can carry any measure which they choose .to bring forward, and their shuilling in regard to our claims, conceded and guaranteed by their own ratified treaty, affords clear enough evidence that they purpose to evado paying altogether'if they can.