Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-04
Termination ofthe I,,,

re-conquered her Indian empire r.
fall of Lucknow, of which We had ,,.. 2
the steamship Canada week ,,o ~, .
plan Of rebellion reached rs irpn,,,....
After months of agony and tyjbul,,: -
ring which the whole world s,o,l
pense, the Anglo Saxon has apai, -. .
In the land OF the sun, and the hour =,
button has come with the hour # ri,.
Ten brief months have Furnished
for the historian which will occpnv
space than she records Of any ron
years Of Anglo-lndlan dominarlgn T'
uny has cost England dear. but i, -,
its compositions As we'll as is s,,, 81
Where shall We look Tor uolIs,
tons of human endurance, Of C5r,.:. .''
titude, of womanlg tenderness NJ -. '''~ :
discipline than have been magi.e,.e, -
the past year on the plaluI Of [ir.,..,
What lo!tler type OF humanity La. y.N
given to the world, IN the long In. =, -,
military successes, than manslai b,
nlsed with ad niraEIon 10 the os,,,r y y
heroic iIsvelUck? :
There are indeed sad recoler,o,.
ted with this war. IL has c,usei mao
to bleed and some to break, tg, the H..
which cluster around its living herr, :.
they cannot make EOghshmen and
women forget the cypress wacl W,,..
its dead ooes, Yell the nation ,..,.,
recJmpense Tor indIyI iual sorroy ,,t
long remain fresh as they hsye baa,
ably won. We will not perm, any r,..
Jealousy of British dominion 10 mr.,
from saying jhst Wa rsjDicc over IA. r.,-
and ali the more heartily because b,,r
speedily gained. Whateser NAV he -,
the spirit OF territorial lggrani z,m.rt,
England has displayed 10 the Esti;g,
be gainsayed that II this Segoy rebel..- -
had been fighting the battle Of evil
and that ss she WAS entitled 70 our s,,~..
sympathles during the progress o.! he -.
gle, she deserves our sincere yrstul,i.,
its happy close.
The effect produced by the Indian 81, b,
on the politics OF Europe has alre3iy i.
very decided. IL wa bot few vee.. a.
that everybody vas apprehsnsiye Of 80
break between France aud Z gland .,-
slgns Of such conflict haze now blow. r.
rs might haze been ex peetsd, upon the n.
CT the intelligence o! the entre suli-c,
the Sepoys. We said 10 the parasrapa
that the Indian mutlny bai brought u.
pensations slnng with It. Chief am1n,.
is the recovery OF the military prc,.r
Great Britain, 80 nearly los, forever 10 ,s.
meau campaign. The courage, eur,;
skill which have been exhibited by,her
under uavolack and Sir Colin Csu,.
will go very far to retrleye the UIunla,r
inetficiency of the forces which operate!
the French against SsblstOp |, aUil
will be produced upon the French N.
,iiediy than any other people. u,. q.
French were the first to perceive the dan.
done to their reputation in thu, m.a %
seise. The alacrity with which r
will be ready to 20 to war with aDJ.f
exactly proportioned to the chance.
coming out best in the end. A aG
England, while insurrectiDn yet ran HS
; distant province and demanded ~
the exercise Of much OF be- 81.
Ind war with England when that lt.g4
ion has been effectuallv put down, A..
distinct propositions. An army iIspr's
etfOrts, and an army ag'
With victories won twelve thousand mi.r'
lomc, are also very different affairs
ider. We nay not wonder then thl;u.
news from lndla has put an aIto-fthe
ace on the relations betwe q the trs1c
english Governments, aud that LUIS u
con should be looking in some other
ion for an opportunity Of giving en-.
nent to his vast military forces
1t seems 70 be considered certain 'ii
yill be compelled to tiOd some vent
martial enthusiasm OF h,r
ects. But there is 3 c0nslderaiIo'
more controlling that will necessItate
ties between France and one OF her na..
The French army must be fed. Ibe'..
{ so immense an establishment Is no e.
l thirst for Ii yL0Te is a very strong
Nth Frenchman for lighting, but .. /.
or bread is n stronger motive yet. l'tr
emains at peace for any Considerable ~
{ time, there will be M outbreak q
ill send the present Emperor flying l'
he Channel or else cost him hl' te'.
he army will choose leader t0r themes
Louis Napoleon will not give them one
,issioned to lead them to the bei.
resent condition Of affairs would agp'a''
icate that Austria il the power with a
rance would gladly contend, and y
here has never been any love lot t.''-
be parcenu BUnaparte and frafLa q
here have recently been causes p' I.
iyen on both sides. Austria uphJii'N'
nth whom Sardinia, the ally u tnl'
ow quarrelling about the mater OF ~
ari steamship. France bas jus' cav.
e published at Turin the last letter yi .'
D the Emperor Napoleon III, 10 VII.
ule Of Austria in Italy Is 50 bitterly j
ed, and French agents are busy 10
ing the discomfort ID the BIN
ieneto kingdom which the Archduss
milan has found it so very difficult .
own. All this would portend q COLL.
ween France and Sardinia on ou'
nd Naples and Austria on the other,
istant day. The consequences Of
mong despotisms so rigorous could
'e beneficial 10 the great masses Vi '"s
lie, and, except upon general prnti,'
egards tue tranquility Of the ",''
night contemplate the probabilities 'iN III
With satisfaction. q
Such appear to us on this side Of 90
antic the changes likely to be "rOa!
europe BY the termination OF the lus'-
,elion. In America it will have o. =
orable influence, since We can 'eH
ford to see England all-powerluI beg 3"
ianges, and have nothing TO fear =
rum phs there, while the word Of 'a'-'
puch to hope from them. --BdH. ar.
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