Tis regarded, t.0, as of happy augury that the Emperor represented the coming, double as one which was ta he met by the united action of all the Pawers 5 though some disappointment a speech which Will vered ata banquet given to Rupert of Bay: A previous speech, in which his Majesty enlarged on the ccossity of prompt the death of his Am! jor, was well, hat from this later speech it appears th he is chiefly concerned to malic the Chi trouble " lever for exrrying out Tong cherished scheme of enormously in ne the save view to the prove cut ©The ye he said, is, Ge nid it is now proved that away beyond it, ne! y longer be arrived at without Germany and without the German Smperar." Phix ix hardly the spivie in which the pacification of Chi to be entered upon, if concord between the Pawers engaged in that
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