Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26
h Us ~ 'ho Seienee Of The Territory. the homer aut
dignity o Fsancc
The fresIdcntof the Council.
AMI Minister OF War
MARSHAL Duke of DALMATIA.
Paris, Oct. 30 1870

athshal Duke OF DAIMATlA. I
Paris, Oct 30. $780,
PARIs. Nov. l.
la the commencement of the present difference he
iwcch France aud England. the ParsiatS were the I
u's' warm a''d excited anal the people of the prvyi,
ces 'ni''tNeiy calm. few weeks agitation car. !
rcd on by the press has altered this stale of things;
The public s faris inS indeed excited bui the
provincial French have by degrees been worked ,,n
!" stale Oi evaporation and fury. sumo few of IN.
departments may erm exceptions but three iourhs of
them have been made believe that a new league
Ike that ct Pnilz has been Armed against F.anc.
And That every irue FrruCnaH L. called upon To- take
arms "a lac Was in 1923. Substantial causes Lay.
come 10 ald the inpul-c and tendency these idcal
and false ones The alarming and uncertain ASPECT of
po'rs IN general has interrupted every SPECIES of in
dusiry- paral, sd credit .s her. The numbers of
inc lille and The ruined have greatly acfeas-d, aud
oil see IN war game of chance. where lore bsliaui
prizes iurn up Than in peaceful course of Life
Inc iepulirs VINO have now returned L. the ca pi,oi
h'au'e All iheeNua cIcc,ncnt of the pr,, nccs and
n'-ead 81 hIsing shcsr heads AMI mouths full Of local
Interests. riciaal roads, beiroi rail- WAYS or alinos
They echo the Of the press but the ,a,,o, d
u'g boing nsiod. the revolution and its interests in
DANGER and host ofsnch stock phrases ach evince
maj however 'aUona q may be- the French arc still
highly eIaspemicd and Indignant There /. sill how
ever IN These great hrsItaton geiag 10 war.
They being periesily that n,re hut rcnluton-
airy war Is possible. and that the first cannon-slot -
plies change ofdynasiy, well ms change Of poliI.
zeal Iniinehce ond form Of government. And many
French public man. however sober and prudent AT 9th.
or times - NJ this noo,inx s.hoh alternative
he should prefer-FTacc Illuminating hers,.f be(.re
Europe by leaccaby allowing tho iull execution OF
the London Treaty. France rskng evcSy thing
III one, freedom aud influence Of the middle classes
M another thirty years war.
4 great man has sitl. that "a great countrv canno,
make liiile war. Perhaps this may he cnnirndcicd
Perhaps u u one at the great advantages or Greai
Britain that u make a iiiIlc war and can cmply
iorce In small aud sphrmg proportions Ia attain ends
not worth an expensive war. Whether Ihi. be true or
oL Sh regard To England it j. certainly not In, cnse
Siih france. She cannot make n litl,e War She
cannot break over inch eli her iruni.r without
.pT;tins the whole OF her nghb,rs in arms. She dare
"ni nci"re the hing Of Prcdmuni WITHOUT having n
million ~ solierS ready To resist Ic arms retaliation
Oi Europe For ihs reason. France ranirn maxi. 9TH
or Than Revolutionary war
W. lhierscan have no wish overthrow The ,lv.
Nasty" wish 10 transfer the scat or pn,yer AMI in
nuc"c' from the Hall of Deputies the c.m;,-no
WISH 10 seet rench civilians AMI their influence turned
out nj the point of the bayuncI ia nn,rher iSh Rr,
marie; ard y"tihc proposals which NJ 1hi,r. n,,.I
!" The King tie ether dly, the rejection of whi,h m,
toe h'lS ed io As resignation weni 10 notb,n, To-
than sHch fearful concentration Tbier. v,, 10
'rImincd 10 be fully ready Tor ia spring If Etance
were st discuHioutcd that tine: but Ir,nre viii,
million OF meu under arms and b,. t,o, hit 81 ;;
teress at her whole population turned o. war mus,
hi'e heen di'conienicj with any settlement and war
inca talIc.
NJ Thcrs asked TO lsyy all the French vou,bs or
twenty years Of age IN IL calculated nj 900 men
simultaneously with this levy en- mass. v,s T., D.. no
~ liSne'i aw indefinitely prpiunsinr the psrioJ nj
siiiaTy service lrcnrh soldiers. at present may be
A'' S'Neh years the army. though they meyer are
- "'c war NC yrSsi Tut the class of SO has ius,
been called cat aud mTrhed in d ,lir,.cIi,us In -
ihe.r columns ia cciobcr when they have , II
right 10 gun them en- the El 81 of Dcccmirr 1911
~ was useless To call tteln out unlrs, tb,. tern, M
wee was prplongcI SIF., the prolunc ion of The
''n OF service instantly oPcTRics a revolution in the
rcnch army Al pr-s-ui. t.c gouth, v.L, ;o; a.
ranks. Who scarcely become soldiers far ,.,, 49, -,
AMI Win are 10 depart al ihc cud ct FIVE IN no, RI
themselves soldiers Ivy profession Very Gy n, H.,
priake oil the feelings the interests The ap,l;,i ,I
,s'""ieh raci'cmeni Of military Life The present
sreh'h soldier - quiet peasant; hui ,ier,.c H.; -,
OF servire perpetual. and war becomes h. -; |
AMI amHii"n. Levy the eutire youth .c rho ,a,;a
I you WI! make war the naIipna utryt,sc o-d IN,
hii"i. THIS - what Thiers ~anrcI 10 10; -,Jn,r,.
're'' nc proposed co!leciing immediately ihi, mas |
~ soldiers IN camps of observation ON The Cr,,,;e,
'"r'ieon ne'eT'i-sued morc rev lurIpns,y or NOR
dcsppiic decree - ''o
-" wonder II Prussia ionk the nj Irm and Ike C:o-
man states. No wonder that Louis PhiIippe ro.,;,I
ne 10 pause" and liberty sec if all n, NJ m;~;, no
gained al The risk OF war NIGH, not We, bo r,;,oJ
without IT, w =" e"iicd
Inc new Ministry has. however in This ,n,o,,,Lo,
p" "SA OF tremendous difficulty. Theirs might bav.
focG " INC Coalition uih lar safety ih,: ih.v
e"'d not choose tn commit political suicide by
49, - ~ nor Tn' nc be altogether blamed IL was
700 much 10 ash or expect fr,ra any statesman AZ
"u'L"' rs Liberal Conservative !. IN, ,cr nI,ol >,
ci'i :" reconcile the dignity Of France with ne,r
WIZ lac AMI Marshal SDuit succeed 'rbis = r.
~ ''.o" 'Shed ny every one. Will inCy have The
"'nriiy! The L'ss OfM NJ Dnc,urc anil Pc, a. |
prye ihcn of somc important votes 'Tbc dise,,,s,,
"I '"l'I Aole--tor he Observation-Disclosures
"i Sr'ciai more. Tkcy have. ON tho other L,nJ 80
over The Duke de Brugle. Who Al frst supnor,sd al
""'SN ci't'me proposals., but who now admits their
uanser Independent Of all balanced enDi,i.s ar
friendship of Individuals the SouIt and CnTr,, 80
hci VIII have n mnor,'y an Tie aIsrcss-, s,n,t; 30,
y''"N-n my"ri'y which will Comprise many iudirn
'" "ahNe Persons not all prepared to rush into war
'N'''"i''"'s'- h"se who will form the conn meut
cry nnd decSiyc'vOCs Of this minority are ,oc,,I.
who would have preferred seeing Thor, con,inno 80
"ihre and follow up his ordpnnances but v.b, sGu
shrlhh from iorcIng ThicTs and Blrrut IN tlc H;n
with war upon their flag. e
1ni, however successful in carving tho nddres.
aih aDonrnng for lime The great quo finn Of pcoc
or Nar let u not supposed that the Cabinet will gatb
~ much tFce from such an achievement Wbc,ho,
"ey make Peace or menace war; they have sill n
S'Ore yhg parliamentary questions 10 go m rorrb
~ "'V o' "hch ihey may be oyerihrown Over.
Ihfown! aud what is the Concordance Of Tho -
"r"w OF lhe present CabiaclR The couseguencc nat
merely the accession Of the IsIf I'm the pcrsons az
hers and Barfni To power. hut The necessity az an
'mmediaie dissolution: II will aud must bc tbei, g.
indispensable condition.
Now there is no one. at ~ acquainted with IN.
french provinces, Who cannot az The instant s,, r.
result OF geneial election within the next yea, II
"ouldcEpel rum the Chambers all the middle ,,,,i
On" send deputies OF the two extremes into each oibc,
rrcScncc--a Mountain and war party ON ,Lo 80. p
innd and herd Of hulEtimiJ, haLfuriors Co,so,,.,
ives on the other. bent On policy 81 riror and -.
im"iaon As heard a deputy observe not ,n,n.,
hours since. 1T Is not revolution arising C,,,,u a., ~
fe ~ the streets. that Is IN be feared bot lcg,I I
inc F5sults wy n
Syrn and ECgpt-Accounis from Syria 10 tho ia
ilL continue 10 give favorable reports Of the opo,,
i The English and Tnfkish aunameais. IN. -. ,
y Sidon, or saba. is confirmed. writer ,t Nj ~
~ ,he lSih givesthe following account ofrhc position
u The opposing fJrccS
'lbrihlm Pasha wns At Bjobcl Scnirn thsen bo,r :,