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London, England, 1856-07-28 00:00:00

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Joao Butz. dose not with his
Oise to be very political, for obvious reasons; bat
be Ewe to know that the head of the military ser-
vice of the country has an eye on the political ow-
dition of the world so far sa to be swan whether a
penal peace or a general war may be looked for.
butt Bent hopes, for instant*, that the Dike of
CAMBILID47I agrees with most people—that Europe
may be up in arms, almost from end to end, in
a little while, and that continental pesos is now,
at say moment, lees probable than war. The sit.
Wong newly introduced into ow military servica,
ought to be meowed as a good la itself; bet the
analysing aspect of affairs to all the despotic
countries ia Europe affords the swat serious reason
for keeping oar MOM 01 61•009 and armies in the
best pcesible condition, either for demoustratkm or for
seas. The state of the Deadbeat is sow sash as to
require all those to speak out who decline complicity
in the reactionary conspiracy of the time. Mach
that we have long known it would not have
been wise or jestillable to publish as fact, while
there were mews of retreat for infatuated tyrants, or
hopes of their being deterred by fear, meditation, or
weasel : bat now that the atria c map niat is
being proceeded with, it is time to assertain from
the Raglish people whether they intend to patronise
that method of 'primmest by dhow tad apparent
esqsiesoesse, or whether they have anythiag to my
against the proems which they we spreading from
land to land, one year after soother. How do the
social' surprises, these Washes of pledged faith, this
rats of the bayonet, this plot of Pops and Liam,
these new alliances of old absolutists with pewee
despots, these cosserdate aced ukases sad cabinet-
aside laws, appear to Brigham= three satirise
altar the Reformation sad two einterise after the
Long Parliament ? However wrionely individuals
may express their thoughts about such *pelotas,
then is, we believe, an universal expedition that the
Destined will sow be one blase of war. Buck ea
antisipation calls far political vigilance and military
allairaay.
It is a common remark of newspaper werespond-
este jest new that the Madrid caw Oka it very
like the Paris our. No doubt Eves whim sae-
essays phenomena of that kind are not originated
by the suss brain, or a then copy by admirers of the
fast experiment, they mast have may features in
comma. To meow who were in Paris in the
winter ci 1831 and 1832, or who lave lived there
dose, there is something very amidst is the few
Retails whittle have reached as from Maid. The
bloodshed is pet oat of sight a the spot. sad we-
sealed at a amuses with a wonderful and primp
bey audacity. Bo it was in Paris, while horror
struck witnesses scald not or dared act tall what
they saw. Some went mad, sad some died wader the
weight at the frightful secret. The snout of dead is
Madrid, we are told, will ewer be Mown. Alas! no;
use is there any register ci the elseghter in Paris. It
is known that the ember was net under 12,000,
while it may have bees such greater; sad there
was nada; that could be called fighting cm that
seessioe. The dead crew passages
lodger
locking ▪ going shoat theft prints affairs;
leskiag oat at window.; drommakers' appintion
sitting at work, sad bayonetted is Isere wastennese
by drunken soldier I and whiled boys nadir twelve
years old, going hams to dower, and crowding into
o porch or passer far safety; and poops of neigh-
bours asking ow another what was the matter;—
'embody, in short, bad Widiere. As is it is Paris
to this hour so they say it is at this weseat in
Madrid.—the city is full of moorniag. As Renal
we hear that the damn soldiery fought with "is-
erodible (Amber,;" that is, with herds mime. The
wasl as,, of wrests, nestursal vieitatiose, diagram
and mock trial of aeon, contempt for the Members
weaned to sowed a dread of dim. *sorting of
foreign diplomatists, suppremion of the press, prop-
plies of boastful tidings, with a betrayal of anxiety
bare and there,—all this has appeared in Madrid,
jut as everywhere else; and so has the incaution and
taserpording sonlidease of the liberals. After the
estaniple or warning of a Lin/1M in 1780 and
is 1830, all Libsrsle in every wintry should
have known batter than to treat everything to
a good met, defective in lodgment and decides.
lot " love, hemmer, sad abeam." wait cm such in
may those, sad he the wawa omen of ally life;
but there should be another kind of rescues for the
boar of cads end of agony, when the tyreat's heel is
mashing out the nation's life. No more nab warn-
lags ought to be needed. The marks of the tyrant
breed are as ober to men's eyes se the wolt's bap
and the leopard's spots; and sew ought to be si
snob aa their guard ageing ears 'Mat in the one
sees as against the nightly prowl sad the covert
Roeg la the other. The more the foe 'booed'. the
mire complete skald be the caution and defence—
the Miler the distrust at owe dementia shepherds
and of estantatiew sheep's elothisg.
Mother remark which is passim; boo Meads to
south 1., that risings in Elpsin have smelly boss
the immediate forerunner of troubles in Italy. If
Usable* in Italy were regarded before se inevitable,
they are sot lase confidently expected now. Another
iiiimblanes is, that the harrow are all of re•
midway origis. The French republic might have does
very well in time, certainly causing indsitely leas
misery to the popular heart, and injury to the national
mind, thin is inflicted by the people being placed, as
now, under an exhausted receiver; sad the Bpealsh
thestitution was doing more than any ether wear
meat ma do to remedy by degrees the siodidiat
tamer misrule. Again, the Neepolitass have isms
how they too hope and sedate. in the expedelbm
of the time when their own laws may be allowed Is
work. And in all these, and every other as, of di►
turbines, peat, preen t, and impending, it la the despots
who have made the move—the reastionaries who
have been " the missies of order." Either the failure
or encores of the Madrid amp will bring after it far-
ther attempts; and it behoves all good men to be
watchful and prepared.

The prorogation of Parliament tomorrow will aet
Dee Itidesty at liberty, along with ether state pri-
soners. There I. a strong and belief that
the Quota will take a trip to in the warn of
the aisemo. It ia said that prepared's@ are already
I. progress; that the aaval foram atailmed at Ideboa
has been inermeed to give /Mel to the Aoki sad that
steal yacht haa lately been train her sanitised
qualities in the Bay of Biscay. The @mad
Wilma 'rimed by the Ying of Permed siege the
tarmination of his miaortty readmit Ids worthy of
@nab a diminelloa sad the exenridea will be a
fresh proof of ear smarm drrairives love
of the Boglielmelfa sionsat--ths ems. From

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