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Southland Times, Issue 746, 6 November 1867, Page 3

' The International Monetary Conference sitting in Paris was presided over on Wednesday, for the first time, by Prince Napoleon, who expressed the gratification he felt at being called upon by the Emperor to take part in the labours which might do much to develop international relations. He then particularly dwelt upon 'the importance of arriving at a practical result, and showed the necessity of acting in a spirit of conciliation, and sacrificing, if necessary, exclusive ideas and national preferences, so that the success of such a great undertaking might not be compromised.— Liverpool Albion, July 1. A .Not Fob Qeologists to Crack. — One of the men employed at the construction of the common sewer in Bridgeton, Glasgow, last week discovered in a bed of sand where he was digging, five feet beneath the surface, a living creature, and brought it carefully to the top of the bank. Mr Dry6dalc, one of the contractors for the sewer, Mr Miller, the inspector, and other gentlemen who Trere preEOr,t at the time, es&mined. it nrin\*» felj» M&-9fW$MR9d &lfc ft waj> $ <?9iftm,o^ SSffifa