PRUSSIA.
Berlin, April 1G K . Count Bismarck lias extinguished the national hopes of Poland. He delivered a speech in the German Parliamont, in which he described the re-establishment^ of a Polish Republic as a fantastical dream, j There are not Poles cough to accomplish/ it. j Secret treaties recently concluded be-; tween Prussia, Bavana, Baden, aud other! Southern States of Germany, have beenj published. They show, says a Paris; journal, that France is brought in face of 50,000,000 of united Germans, mostly soldiers.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 121, 27 May 1867, Page 3
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