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LONDON, TVEDNESDAI, SEPT. 26, 1866

Count BISMARCK has gained another triumph ;
and of his successes at home and abroad it may
well be said that their name is legion. The re-
sumption of the debate on the Loan Bill was the
occasion of a stirring scene, in which the Minister
put forth all his efforts to convince and persuade.
In consequence of his making more concessions
the amendment was passed by a large majority,
limiting the loan to forty instead of sixty million
thalers. The Minister of Finance complained of
the harsh interpretation that had been put upon the
measure by the Committee. lie tried to bring
forward arguments which should impress those he
addressed of the necessity of no delay taking place.
It is almost ludicrous to notice how the Berlin Cabi-
net changes about at every opportunity, in order
to suit circumstances, and thus we find the Finance
Minister recapitulating recent events, and declaring
that the position of Prussia was not yet settled, and
that peace was not concluded with Saxony. We do
not credit for a moment that BISMARCK and his
coadjutors care a bit about the Saxon negotia-
tions one way or the other, except so far
as they can gratify their spite ; but it is
very convenient, of course, to make a great
deal out of a very little, and declare that
things arc not yet safe or secure. All the argu_
ments pointed to one end, namely, that it would
be most unwise, most impolitic, and most blame-
able if the Deputies did not at once settle the dis-
puted question of finance. " Money must be at the
disposal of the Government. IVe must have our
hands on our swords and our purses well filled."
The other day Count BISMARCK declared that the
Annexation Bill was the vital point of Prussian
politics ; and now the Finance Minister asserts
that the " financial question is the chief point."
Count 131s3Ltuc1 's address was very determined,
and he seemed more anxious than he generally is to
convince his hearers of the necessity for unity than
he was to contradict them, and contests his point at
ail hazards. Ile said very plainly the House should
consider the bill from a political stand-point, and
thus put the authorities in a position where they
could defend what they had gained. He then went
on to show that the present aspect of affairs was
not so very good as some might suppose, for official
communications had shown that the spirit of con-
ciliation had not entered into the Imperial Court
w all the conclusion of peace.

Certainly it would be very very strange if it had
done so, for every possible thing has been done that
could provoke and irritate those who have lost by
the chances of war. Moreover, said the Count, the
Eastern question was by no means disposed of, and
might yet lead to serious European difficulties, and
they must all recollect that at a time of difficulty
with the money market the Government would not
be able to raise a loan. This was felt by them
a short time back, and we suppose that
it was the awkwardness of that dilemma
which induced Ministers to make the compromise
which they have done. What was drawn from the
State Treasury last year must now be replaced.
Surely a moral may be drawn from this debate as

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THIS EVENING, a New and Original Drama, in Three
Acts, by Watts Phillips, Esq., entitled THE HUGUENOT
CAPTAIN. Principal characters by Mrs. Stir,inz, Miss
Neilson, ➢liss Augusta Thomson; Mr. Geor, e Honey and Mr.
Vining. Grand hallet of Bohemians, in which MM lela.;eo-
let, Clodoche, Comete, and Normande, will appear. New
scenery by Mr. F. Lloyds.