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Grey River Argus, Issue 282, 2 November 1867, Page 2

NEWS.

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■|ilu^hg to recent events, and particularly, ■to the conferences i held at Salzburg, s M: |Mous|ter declares that this ; ajispicious I meejtuig; of vie v Einperor . of France?and I AiistSa,'" should 'be regardeiivas^a >fresh [/ pledg#<f or the ;maintainanpe" of f peace in Europtvv He also states-; that, 'while tlvere was i general, interchange of yibws on the of: European: politics^Hjetween ■ the jt^wo .;. Sovereigns,; Ub^aHi^^^or comwas i has been . jstate^b^lie . £ /^^ul^iaJMdv^^^^^infesto to the couched jn#iipi|wing lan^^p^-" The marks of s^lathyand go^^ll which I have recei|ffl during my^lojonrn from the sovereigns and great nations of Europe, have^be,eu such that I can never forget them: In returning to the capital of my dominions, I wish to convey to my faithful subjects the pleasure which I have experienced, and to make them sharers in it! They^ know that the first and doarest at my wishes is to witness the daily growth of the prosperity and peace of my Empire, and the well-being of all my peoples in every respect. The satisfaction of my heart increases the more when I find all my subjects, like the governments 3,nd the nations whose hospitality I have been enjoying^ appreciating the sincerity Vofmy intentions?. "My solicitude will, therefore, continue to be devoted to Vfostering those elements which everywhere serve to bind commonwealths together— to the advancement of .public instruction, the "extension of means of • pbramunication/and the good organisation of .the military and navy." •