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PARIS, June %, 1866.
Effect Of the Late Military Checks on the People
sf France and England-Attitude Of Austria.
Prussia, and the Smaller Po,cers- Conduct Of
German Princes in 1870 The Press Of Germany
end Bdgium-7ne Great Men Of the Present and
Ps.t Century The Man Of the Crisis not get
Fou~d-7he War not Properly War Of
Civilization against Barbdrism- Reforms Con
templated in England- The Suggestions thy
Contain for the UWited States The Exhibition
Why i Is not Ge~1aRy Fseqxsntsd- american
Ezhibaors-Tne ncic President Of the Anxrican
Board Of Commissioners.
The whole city for the last five or six days has
known the fact that the allied armies were repzsed
from the great Redan and the Maiakof tower,
which they intended to storm the l8th with TIRE
nendous slaughter The English have estimated their
ssses IT 1000 men, among whom were three or four
general officers, while the French papers, with their
habtual silence in regard to everything which most
deeply concerns the nation, continue dumb On the
subject. Il is, however, we'll known by persons In
She immediate neighborbood Of the Emperor, and
who consequently are likely to know, that the
bosses Of the French exceed seven thousand; and
there Is reason TO believe therefore, that the joint
Losses Of the allies could not have been isss than
twelve Thousand men. This Is the most serious
check the British aud French arms have yet re-
eeived since the commencement Of the war, and
enc which, at this mcmeut, is particularly disas-
tsous TO their Frame and Turkey are in the
market for new loans. Austria has dra xn the
mack from her face, and is now, to all in
tents and purposes, Russian ally. Prussia
10 almost hostile, while Holland, Be gum and d 81.
mark are preserving an insolent neutrality, indi-
sssiDg by their presses and the public conduct Of
thsir fun tionaries that their ympashies and hopes
ars with Russia Even Sweden the greatriva Of
Russia, seems to look on the present war with com
pArative indifference, while the smaller States Of
Germany, determined TO preserve peace cat all
hazards and to the last extremity" seem to be con.
aent 70 trade with Russis and France on the most
advantageous terms, independent Of all such con
alterations % war and bloodshed.
There was q hope for time, in Germany, tina,
Napolson's eagles would again sppesr on the
Rhine; in which case, you may depend on II, they
would not have been seriously opposed BY e.thsr
princes or people, provided the allies had pro
csaaued that they came to 70 establish suppressed
nAsonahties, and not with visw TO conquest. A
oenonsration on the Rhine w0uld have given
great weight TO the suggestion Of the allies 1t 10
Diet OF Frankfort on the Maine, and would have
compelled Austria and Prussia to adopt Q decisive
course in regard 10 them. Austria and Prussia
would have been obliged TO negotiate for their
swn peace, and this at period when their ante
edsnts made IL imprudent for them, in cs,e o.
trouble and disaster, TO appeal 10 the LOYALTY of
their subjects. While Rassis threatened Austria
BY IN army Of observation In Poland, France ought
20 have menaced her on the Rhine and In Italy.
h u now certain that the Emperor win not quit
Pasis-nay, that It would be imprudert In him TO
dose And II ia equally certain that neither Aus
6ia nor Prussia VIII bs disturbed 10 their present
sense Of security, and that neither the Polish, non
the HunFazian the Italian, nor indeed any othe,
nationality, win be revived or even galvanized The
prCtracted siege Of Sebas.opol and the late severe
reversss Of the allies seem to have crested a
belief-even here in Paris--that Russis alone Is
either match for than, or that they have no dis.
position, and, perhaps, not the ability to engage in
. general European war. With this conviction
established in the German mind, It Ia useless 70 OK.
pest aid and comfort from Germany. Toe war Is
sse in which the really great Powers d Europe
England, France and Russis-wasse their strength
n order 10 give weight and consequence to Austria