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France, cap. of dep.Meurthe-et-Moselle,; on R. Meurthe, 35 m. S. Metz embroidery 87,110. prov. Kiang-Su, on S. bank of Yangtsekiang (90 m.‘ from mouth) formerly cap. of empire connected with Pekin (560; m. N.) by Grand Canal chief; seat of learning cotton, paper, silk 500,000. basins of Yangtsekiang and Si Kiang. of Loire-Inferieure, on R. Loire, 30 m. from its mouth, 245 m. W.S.W. Paris EDICT OF N. i ued by Henry IV. in 1598, granting; liberty of worship to Protestants; REVOCATION OF EDICT OF N. by Louis XIV. in 1685 drove half a million of capable and industrious French men out of France 122,750. mainland 16 m. by 4 m.; t. cap. of co.; 3268. 12,360. N.E. Wellington; good harbour, cathedral 8341. also c. most populous in Italy, near; foot of; Mt. Vesuvius, on N. side of Bay of N., 118 m. S.E. Rome; till i860 N. was cap. of Kingdom of Naples or The Two Sicilies; 463,172. ing and pastoral dist., 3600. dists.; 1,763,105; also r. India, flow’s between Deccan and Hindu stan Proper to G. of Cambay (750 m.). quarrying; 1184. [casonne; 28,50a manufs.; 11,040. Narenta, r. Herzegovina, from Dinaric Alps to NARNI, t. Perugia, Italy, 45 m. N.E. Rome; 11,450. NARO, t. Sicily, X2 m. E.S.E. Girgcnti; wine, oil, sulNARRABRI, t. N.S.W., 351 m. N. Sydney; fanning NARRACAN, t. Victoria, 87 in. E. Melbourne; dist.,4485. NARSINGHPUR, c. cap. of dist. N. Cent. Prors., India, Narva, t.ftd. Ru ia,; 81 m. W.S.W. St. Petersburg, NASEBY, vil. Engl., 12 m. N.N.W. North amp ton Nashua, c. N. Hampsh., U.S., manufs. and railroad NASHVILLE, in U.S.,c. Tenne ee, on Cumber land R., Nasik, t. cap. of N. dist. Bombay Pres., India, on R. Nasirabad,; t. India, cap. Malm an singh dist., on NASSAU, bay Pres., Duchy 10,243; t. of, Ajmere, formerly Rajputana, a separate 21,320. state of Natal, Bint. colony% S.E. M Africa. N.E. Cape Colony, NATCHEZ, c.; Mi i ippi,; U.S., on Mi i ippi R.; NATICK, t. Ma ., U.S., 18 m. W.S.W. Boston; 9118. NAUGATUCK, t. Conn., U.S., 22 m. N.W. NewNauheim, vil. He e-Na au, Pru ia, 17 m. N.N.W.; NAUMBURG, t. Pru ian Saxony, on Saale; 20,000; NAUPLIA (or Napoli di Romania), s.pt. ftd,; Morea,