Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-22

Nussla III was putting a barrier, a dyke
TO that formidable empire. which it was
likely would yet oyerwhelmn Europe. "
do not think, " he added, "lhat | shall live
To see IT, but YOU may. You are in the
Hover of your age, aud may expect to live
thlr'y-fiye years longer. ! think that YOU
vii see that the Russians viii either invade
aud take India, OF enter Europe with four
hundred thousand Cossacks, aud other H.
habitants Of the desert add two hundred
thousand Russians. When Paul was so
violent against YOU, he seut to me for a
plan TO invade India. ! sent him one with
instructions in detail"
The conversation was resumed on the
same day. elf, pursued Napoleon, Al
exanGer succeeds "a Incorporating Poland
with Russia-that is to say, IN perfectly
reconcliug the Poles 20 the Russian Gov
eminent, aud not merely in subduing the
country, he has gained the greatest step to-
wards subdung India. Ny opinion is, that
lie Will attempt either the one or the other
nf the projects have mentioned, aud |
mink the last 20 be the most PROBABLE
Hereupon Mr. OMeara observed that
the distance was great, and that the Rus
SLAMS had not the money necessary for such
grand undertaking. The distance Is
nothing" returned Napoleon. Supplies
can be easily carried upon cames aud the
Cossacks viii always insure suliiciency OF
them. Money they viii ind when they ar
rive there. The hope of conquest would
Immediately unite armies Of Cossacks aud
Caimucks without expense"
On a subsequent day, the 27lh of the
month, Napoleon again started the subject
aud made use of the singular aud most I'M
pressIye statements which follow They
appear 10 Us TO approach as near the truth
aud warnings Of prophecy as any political
speculaions we have ever known.
"ln the course Of a few years." SAID M
poleon on this later occasion, " Russia
wlil have Constantinope, the greatest part
If Turkey, aud all Greece Tins | hold
To be as certain As If It had already taken
place. Almost all tie caIoling and h1uery
which Alexander prdcticed towards me,
was to gam my consent 20 effect tlis OBJ
Ieci. J ,o0UM not consent, SeciRg that the
sgnihbriam Of Europe ooHid be destroyed.
10 The natural course oh thugs, ~ few
years, Turkey must fab to Russia. The
yglccrs Il 'coaH iyare, and rto ir0uH 0p-
pose il, are Eng tma France, Prussia and
iustyia N0ic. as IL 1usfriG, IL WiH be
cecy easy tor russia to engage her assist
aacc, By giring her .Slrcia and other pr0U-
inocs b0rderiHg upon the austrian doniiR-
ions, reaching Hcart0 COastaatiaoph THE
ONLY HYForuEsIs Oh WHICH France AND
ENGLAND MAY EVER BE ALLIED WITH SIN
CERtrY WILL BE IN ORDER 10 PREVENT
TINS. But even this alliance wall not avail.
France, England, and Prussia united can
not prevent Ibis Once mistsess of Com
>iauunnpie, Russia gets a.i the commerce
oi the Mediterranean, becomes great naval
power, AID God knows wha, may happen"
sc.
The thiriy-ese years which Napoleon
'ut as the Iim!t to iest ms prophecy, expired
900 1852; IA 1853 tie question is that which
agI,aes Enrope from end to end and the
nephew of Napoleon Is on the throne of
France 1t Is possible that II the exiied
Emperor could have iorseen the resuscllion
ot his dynasty he might have taken more
san4uineyiew Of the possible results of that
alliance wnh England, which he thus SO re-
mArkahly predicted Al any rate here he
speaks Enthusiastically to Us ou the question
So vital to The interests of Eutope, and
itom has grave he dictates the policy which
uis nephew aud successor can alone pursue
with respect for his authority aud name. -
london Examiner