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and bywsys of mans earthly pilgrimage. Within ths
last few days the barometer had actually descended
low as 26 TO- and began to be remembered that II
was at this point 1882 when the earthquake in Sicily
took place; and that in ls45 under the circum-
stances adIeadfu waterspout burst the valley ol
Monville, near Rousn.
But the political element outstrpYcd by Its ancient
rival Is determined to good racs Of IT, and To
snow that though beaten 1t has st got nettle left.
lew days ago found very few persons Of ministerial
SoIees' Whose opinions worth attending to- Who
sDtertaped any serious hopes Of peace but the mani
ieSse o count Hessorode b Of character excessive
ly uastuous tss IT either has staggered the previous
conclusions Of not essily moved or thew think h
discreeo to The language Is now evsryvhers
that the amour Prore of Russia may be saved and Se-
bastopoa sn retain ifs grim and froning battlemsuts
| IL ships OF to bs sheltered behind them
That Russia has her5elf proprid masu destroyed her
Black Sea feet-that humiliatng process is conss-
quently necsssary and all that remains 10 bs done to
bind her by treaty not Construct another and
| report prevails that Russia il willing TO dssos
confess the argumenssin in favor OF this prspostion
are not convincing to my mind and am st, disposed
to retain the opinion formed during tho late Cars
e-that in the present state OF the war; of the
begerent parties afford to reoede II is an very
well for France who has been of showing
spiritof conciliaon than England to give the QUE
this moment, to its semiocial Journals and seem to
oeucVe cIcular OF NeSeelrOQ6
to say that she is amply satisfied with what she has
already donethat she has resumed her rank aud legi
mate authority in the councils Of the great Po xeps
that England her ancient rival become her unslter
able frend-that Austria has been over to break
the triple alliance which srrsyed her against France
that Germany has been made sympathetic and Prussia
hestating-whils high all towers the of Ma
poleon the qhiId protector of the right formerly
Napoleon the First the rival of Charlsmagne. 1t s all
wall m rf Nour
the worthy of the Of Austertz and that
the Crmea invaded the battles Of Alma nkermann and
Balaklava gaanty have attested their peroity
Russian valor while military organization has
revealed my nS mnSn ~ mas raised US 70
easy TO believe that the Emperor Napoleon any
thing Of The kind or that he 10 about to throw away hs
the bllancy Of French arms 1t cannot be said that
the Crmea gives either the French Engliah much
boast at present. and IL is not easy believe
that Russia except the purpose of gaining aris
tics, will consent to TIE her hands in presence Of os
who may have put her to some Inconvenience but
Many circumstances, however, induce the belief that
Russia desirous Of gaining 'ine and that peace Of
Amiens would be very welcome to her 1t would afford
immense opportunities for drawing of Austria and
tural difhcues might delay the fulalment OF
dsagreeable conditions But doubt very much whether
has his spurs to win while England Austria and Rus
sa have GOT poitca capital to su back upon The
when hostes were declared, being sentlor from Bsi,
gium by the new Gar, shows movement at st. Peters
burg which looks like Of policy It is very
upon the Emperor Nicholas bis conviction that France
and England would firmly unite against him; that IN
papers the people Of England had quarrel with the
Bonspartst dynasty, and that war undertaken with
him ally would be popular Nicholas, annoyed and
vsxed BY all that has since occurred desired NJ Kis
selen to wait his further orders ct Brusse where,
up the present time he has been residing No doubt
the opinions of so abls dpomatist at this juncturs
must be very valuable.
settled ut Vienna and the third, which hinges the
vital question: Of peace or war TO be in dsliberation
Louis Napoleon it IL rumored, only waits the breaking
Of negotiations to fulfil his long talked Of expedi
| ton 10 Sebastopo
vened the plains Of LOngchamps BY the execution Of
pec: Of domestic canpasnins They galloped up pick
IL sss
coffee, as II after days march They had scarcely
finished their rsfreshment when the Empress drove up
Colonel hsd some Of the contnres sent for and spoke
with them for some time The trumpet was then SQUAD
picked up with artistic celebrity; and when this operation
completed and the horses mounted, ths troops
cuted several brilliant maneuvres In her Majestys pro-
sencethis being the first occasion which the far
Empress has superintended review without her hus
band The men were evidently delighted with the no.
vety, and flung an unusual esprit into their move
The Universal Exhibition developes itself more and
daily though the uninormed stranger who should
enter under that superb arch newly emancpsted from
less than six weeks the riches Of the earth
only to be consigned to its keeping but spread forth
vsnt world. But in France the habit is complste
everything that possible in the des at home, and
bring the articles to the grand construction only 70.
fitting For instance, the superb escais which will
lead to the fine galleries. and be the principal architse
,uTs ornament Of the palace now loos but & 80 many
and, as BY eneh.ntmsnt each broad staircase will Be
fairy reality. That there will be scramble at the last,
not bs doubted, but the arrival OF English goois,
the method, order and exacness which msnests itself
| stmu lated the French Commissioners to put thsir
shoulder fairly to the wheel and every nerve is
fed that gallery intended for works Of safe
sgaiDst the chances Of and until alterations
picture from England to b. hung % Lord
has lived the greater part OF his life among Frsnchmeu
given to their assurance as to the number Of 6remsn
and their promised self denial about their own property,
estera favor Of that Of England should sH danger
Make the quarter fron sn risk he has said,
long as am ambassador not foot OF English canvass
grand stsspe chase got up BY the Jockey Club, aud
which has, several past excited interest,"
heavy that il was bone than blood which was
snst a.teoded IT, in spite Of tbs weather sufficient
proof Of the growing popularity Of these amussm:nts.
The jumps about twenty three In number, and the
most important three four feet high ditches
about Eve feet wide, and river twelve feet The
amount to be for IL 500 francs, with sweep
stakes Of 500 francs started and the Brith
Yeomsn, the property Of NJ Leclsrc, an aged gsding
4 the winner .E.N..
that the Mnsr Of State has forbidden the departure
4 Of Nile. Rachel from the French capital.
At the Opera Comque, the Prince de Ia koskowa has
been producing quite sensation by pretty tribe,
com posed by himself and entitled Yuorns" The pots
rustic intrigus-but il possess
charming overture and two three little which
perfectly delighted the audience. His Hghness name
given out amidst rapturous applause. II the old
cooper his departure to the Eysan Fieijs has
casionay been permitted to take peep at his poser.y,
he must have viewed with wonder field MAJ.
Phal-fe plus brave des rdres-and prince grAndsn
exchanging lsnces with Meytrbeer. BERrrE.
Our Berlin Correspondence.
BEaIIS, March ~, 1855.
The Vienna Confrsnces-Louis Napoleon the Princpaz
OLxtdcre 10 fhe Conclusion of Pe1ce- Imposstuv OF