The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-30
France and Germany.

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The republican correspondent Of the Cos-
rier dcs Eats Unis, writing from Paris.
gives the following version ofaffairs in con
tinental Europe. He intimates that Eu-
rope is now on the eve ola great revolution,
which will be caused BY Russia, Prussia and
Austria endeavoring to crush the masses Of
France, as he looks upon the present gov
ernmert Of that country already sold to le-
|gitimacy 1fthis attempt to crush liberty
entirely in France should be carried out, We
hope some second Napoleon Bonaparte may
Fsppearto lead the victorious legions of that
Country tothe very gates Of Warsaw, Bsr.
lin and Vienna, raise upfallen Poland and
Establish governments for the people :lel Z
3as"All Of Germany is under arms. We
have no fear as to collision between Aus
tria and Prussia. ltis more than probable,
or.to speak clearly, il is saverred that all this
grand display of troops is bdta comedy
agreed upon at Warsaw, and ito which the
two Cabinets merely play the part assigned
them. The masses, not being in the secret,
are moving, and the mastering OF the Prus-
sian lqndgshrand the necessities of the
treasury requires their concurrence"
''The real design Of this monarchial farce,
is France. II has been arranged at War
saw, ,Gthat Prussia should be menaced to en-
able berto be placed on war footing
Now that that is, accomplished, the, Prus-
slams not only evacuate Tulda, but Cassel ;
the Austrian army continues lis movement
towards the Duchies. and holds under its
arms all,the points The Prussisn army was
to prevent. When The alarm shall haze
subsided, the Germanic Confederation, re-
constructed, will have five hundred thou
sand men under arms this large force will
be gathered around Frankfort, Mayence and
Ulm, it will over run The Swiss and Pied
mont France will see it done after that
coalesced Europe will be face to face with
republican France and its government Of
conspirators. lHereiis the knot ofthe diff
ficulty."" an u..,tsy sa5 III, y-re.,.i 4.
"To attack France ia front would not be
polite CT prudent, for her government
would then be Obliged to'give the signal Of
war They search tc increase her disseh-
sions, and then interfere, tore7establish or
der in Europe, as The confederation of Bar
! intervehed to consumate the division oil
Poland.N The definite design appears 10 be
there establishment oflegitimacy, only not
toawake the scruples of the E.ysee, they
faiter lis projects and assume the air Of
supporting it, and the most Honest man in
France ttlfnsa deaf ear 10 all this military
l'fracas, and proposes TO preserve strict neu.
tralilyin the afiairsol Germany that is L
say, see, crushed the last vesiisa of constitu
tional liberty, in order that they have only
10 !evel their last blow at France, ant
crush the ess j., j.. lie nest" 'l aaoJ 5D4 ~
"Do not think. pray you, that all1ihi
isaninvention of aheated brain, as | have
1.-the most direct and reliable information
coming from q, source that would dastonishy yol
lif was. 10 name il, Besides, the plan o
1.-The great powersis. manifested and writer
lin all their acts for the last, two years, no
counting the Russian press OF Paris, which
proclaim il every day with unblushing indie
Ependence. and for which they will pay dear
lly. some day. Look out, for grand events
here in few months, The sword is drxwr
from the scdbbard, The point, as yet, il
only turned toward Switzerland and Pied
hmont but Swiize rlana and Piedmont are
The doolwsys Of FRANCE, and the coalition
will not again sheath it without being a
Paris, or before the Republic shall have
Epaid them 3 visit al. Rome, Mt Vienna ant
TAT Berlin"