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on the bsnch Of magistrates. among hls brother
country gentlemen, N practicable and IN ongenisl.
AS Premier ne never could hold party sogetnsri
bus energetic war minis er--csring for no soul
slive except Ms own relations cepesism Is the
gin ofthe Greys) and as powerful debater IN tue
House OF Lords, 10 Is possible Lad palmsrs.on
could not find filter man, although 1t is somewhat
rin galsr that affairs just nov should seem to turn on
two men who were formerly 30 ansasonissc that
they prevented Lord John Russell from havipg tne
honor OF aboishiDg the Corn bill 1t viii be reraem
beled that when Sir Robert Peel rsEgpd on account
Of his conversion 10 fres trade, Lord john vss
sent for, but could not form Q Csbiass,
because Lord Grey refused to have for his
colleague Lord Pamersson as Secretary for Foreign
Affairs. Temporal nutantur Ct nos is great motto
In politics; in fact, nowadays, Earlanentarg 60.
verDment is totally impossible In Euglsn, wsaous
the coalition Of elements apparently very csoordant
Az to the effect produced at u. Petersburg, and
90 treaties hanging between wind and water, by all
this, from What / can gather, this general idea IL
that good will come out Of il all. No one imsgines
that the Emperor Of Russia has any real notion OF
making peace; but, ct the came time, the energy
which Eneland ass displayed viii give him aa OPP
portunity Of judging of the unanimity Of publ; ies
ing In the pr0sec1ton oft,e war and the disastrous
state CT the army at Sebastopol The cause a ths
ministerial overthrow, Notwithstanding It's hunilist
ing effect, has been the means OF bringing out the
better part Of thu SreDoh character in ths oher
hood q arms. Had all things gone smoothly. ard
room been afforded for the srstocratic airs Of the
COW exists might have ep ung NJ, and one far more
favorable TO the Czar In the inscyutabll DEGREES Of
Providence, al the past may have happened,
after forty years may be prolonged that in The end
civilization may be more amply difnsed, barbsrous
peoples brought within its pale, nationatties once
more lifted from the slough OF despond, and Egg
to play q secondary part; that there is Q growing
opinion Of the war policy having been hastily
adopted Ia On indispusable fact-and that We are
now only In its first phase the second being gene.
raj European confagrshon. is o reflection which You
hear much more freqoently expressed than SIX
months ago; but every man feels that, 90 We have
20 In for II, 80 we must ces ont OF It. And an
quite sure thst rather than say die.saans. than
her last shilling. Ifthe peace party, however, ever
do get head, Golden and Bright must change
their bullying tone OF sdvocacy-the lsttsr esps-
dissolution, he win probably have to spend sons
time in domestic retirement in the Society Of Friends
the war continues to become ger sral the fear V
not what Russia win do but how the settlement viii
It Ia felt, has few friends IN the world, and oncs she
is overmatohed by her ally, with her insusr position
existing but In name, what may follow God only
knows. UNIVERSITY CLUB.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Jan. 70, 1866.
Skating at Pa,is--The Emperer's Skigh-Sno'o.
Wind, Mud, and Suicides in the Crimsa-P Prince
Aensch,kef's Alkes, Generals January, Ftbru-
arg and March Fall Of Sstasfopot Still in the
Failure rehabilitation Of the British Minis
ty-OfT Of the Mtssieurs Psrsire to 'RspIenish
the Spanish ITeasury othsr,csse than By the
P,u chase Of Cuba-Americaa Hotel in the Rue
de Ripols-D. ID. Hotoded and Charles T.-Er.
hibition Of 1864 eongrsss of Souereigns-La
Prusss, Russo FdsstYiche triche - The Rus
siaa Grand Dufss--ArrSra, Of Prince Napoleon
and the Duke Of Cambridge.
The January tbaw, whichS men Toned last Thurs
day, was quickly arrested By sharper frost than had
melted away 1t it's approach. Before the journals
Of Brussels had reprinted the "itsm." In which .
Paris journal said taat the thsw was changing the
squares OF the capital into lakes and the streets
into rivers these lakes and rivers had already pesn
covered with ice. Skaters were again at play in
the gardens Of The Luxembourg and the Toile,iss,
and in the woods Of B1ologne. II would scarce
~ have been surprising to have met them slso
on the avenue Of the Champs E'Jsees and on
the Boulevards, "a II those promcAades had besn
transformed into frozen Dutsh canals. A fresh fai
Of NOW Il daily expected, and the Emperor may
turn out again in his splendid esigh, with ito eighty
thousand francs worth Of furs enough to hin Ter
regiment rom freezing in the trenches Of Seba&
topol.
All II Ia yoDder, in the CriMes, and DO. here.
that the rigors Of the season are dreadful. Unu-
sually Uncle ment sae winter is at Paris not even
the squas.srs on thai strange clearing the rue D.,
lsmbre-so fifty situated between an hospital and
gravey ard, and where, within three moaths past,
In striking contrast 70 the magnificent constructions
Of streets and boulevards, have risen more than
hundred mud novels with no floor bu. the bare
h. tlos nf n,ln h;ch
is ore Of the most remarkable anomalies in the his.
terry Of civilization can have more than faint idea
Of tie sufeTiDgs 70 which the allied troops hsye
been exposed. l: is true thst the Journal de Con-
stantnople-s &c determined ~ optimis. as the Mont
ttur ssfhas positively asserted: In spite Of the
rieors Of the season, the allied armies do not suffer
In the Ciincs!' and u has enumerated the articles
Of food and clothing, t1e comforts, aud even tho
luxuries, with which "their governments have amply
supplied them" b. the very desp.tches In which
their commaD !erg.in Chief mention the reception Of
part OF these provisions have been, daring the
sort 81 srnis.ice imposed by the snow and the cod
little else, Sc II were, but wes, her glasses. These
desl atctes, and nunberlsss private Letters, sadly
justify the gloomy pictures which the official French
Journa blame me London Times for presenting,
Nov shat ire decentralization, 30 undeniable, Of the
British sIoops has extended evan 70 their Fssncl
conparions Ia erms, the increasing number OF sui.
cides arrests tho ush OF The painful rumors which,
in spite Of the comparative sile1ce Of the press,
have reached the posniaf ca 10 France.
An exp. eesiou ia attributes % Pflacs Mena hhof
which is sgnfcsn' as Il is Characteristic. IL In.
dc4tes, moreover, the llue OF tactics which he mas
d0obtsss determined. Wishout emoting any in
portrait scion, ne appears satafsd with awaiting
the disastrous effect OF ne weather upon the allied
arnniss. Let orr soldiers repose," ne IL said TO
hsve exclaimed, Generals January, February
al March viii DO ou- work for us better t1sn any
possible attack
Vely Pacha, the Ottoman anbass sdor at Paris, is
to be made Governor of the Island Of Csndta. ii,
viii BE- replaced hsre by Mehenet Ali, the eldest
son Of Res hid Pscts, another Of wnoss sons, yop
rene mber, married dsigbser OF the Sui an.