Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-06
Foreign.

The volcano of Nesuvlls is in state of erup- ton. The spectacle is said to be, by those who have witnessed it, sublime and terrific
 The separation of Charles Dickens and his wife, will mortify some of his admirers on this 'lde Of the Atlantic, who believed him to be "pink of perfection" This is the man who was toadyed aud feted, and in return gave them abuse.
 Writing of this, we are reminded that let ter by kossuth, while in this country, to a member of plrliament in England has been published. The great MAygar says that he was bored by the people, but that lie endured it for ,he sake of being able to call our attention to our foreign policy. Think of that, ye toadys lie endured your speeches, submitted to your vjSitS and pocketed your money in order to get ch nee to teach this great nation its duties owart other nations. In spite ot these things, n tile face oi the tact that these lions " whom tn"y iete, applaud and worship, no sooner get h"me than they sander them, the people of the ""ftaecn States are ready tn lick the shoes of the next new comer. The people of the South are adopting tha hck.spitte fashion, aud we hope to see 1t rebuked When w. Giimhe Smm~, poet, novelist aud sc cnt i- lecturer, delivered q course of -clur., in the South, he 1 barely pall expenses, but when Everett came, .1s f.rior, d, Wri,er or speaker he was feed '.nd bePrllsed till t hec,m sick kenn1. Smms was from CAarIesJou ana Everett rom Sos. on. here IS la the south an equality that will uot permit of so much man. worship and we are opposed to see any such fashion commenced or attempted to be ad pted here
 The Bri.sh 2ov,rneinut diSavows any inten- tion to insuli the United States by its searches oi Americas vessels in the gulf At the same sme, they isist upon some agreed plan of put JniS stop to the slave trade, and ask our yo- Vrrnment to submit some such plan The truth k ;h}t they are wiling the trade should cort.nne ii they cau catch the slaves. In that aFeIt they take possession Of the negroes. and msead ot returning them to Africa, take them .J Jamaica, where they are sold as apprentices.
 inc English press, of at least the leadin. apers, are boldly taking ground lu fayot o slavery declded revolution has been going on ln the minds of thinking men in that coun- try, on this subject, for several years past. and they now admit Una; slavery, in some form or other 'N the norma s.',e C. the African, that oar als.em a thc mldest eyei known and i, q ui.7au. to tne un5rp. When we view her ap pfea.lca sy stem Iu the Wsl Indies, her coors a.d millions ul ersIavrd ,uumen jn the EA,; ln'uea her paa se'iIomsurs and her wnlc aiAves in her mlues ani streets at hpm- N. thuN 1t um; rntt sne ,nDIll cel,e hertrrl:, against d sysoam nilIM tul more bentyoleua than any ,he ht1 topie1
 " fne L,nion rm ,5. ,p.tkins of the acIuj- S.ton of territory. >ays tha; En 5iand Ia, :. ;- ton, ha, no longer aoy last Tor q ,nuioa or craving for ,ert.pu.i gtil.r aud tn.5 Ic dJan-, exceedingly iI a N srosr.s Of cnuldas, Or Aa,,t,.- S.tun in any quarter oI tne sluue woul.i l.. rsAlly populal IT l.IanG. Cppn wcA Il cara;lon Ot the Tnlud-rer, the Albany Jouy- nal makes the following sar ,ss.lc commeut,:
 Rather d cool a>suui i,tlou ot mol .,.y. whel it is considered what ugl,,pi has been aDout during the past SIX montas! WI5hin that tim she ha' baen appropnatjng Central Africa by discovery -,rustaTln- the East India so vcrnmelit rom Delhi to DDwliu. S.ree.--cslab- 5 fishing Ptoiec,ofate over R1fpeu--conJueriuL citles lu Chna--sezinY Perrin by arms, ant Suez by trade--tortiym. both ends of the Mediterranean sea--clalmm. both ends ui tno Red xplorlns both sides of the Arctc-- tying the shores oi the Atlantic together with a telegraph and asserting undivided control over all the island shores and waters of the h. dlan ocean
 Her empire has grown too gigantic for the hands ot F El5Isnnsn alone to grasp. Snc 'ses one part ol her subjects to keep another il su4j setion She enhst> the Ktllirs to govern the iIndpos--nlres the $, khs to put down the Sepoys--sends the S3ogcnmeu to trade wiJh the BsiShmau-- !es tne c.ah io fight tue Rlas.Nls, ali the Cauadi!ls to Watcn Vnc lrlsl--nlaichc hcS of the Germans tp ovr:AWe the Peroians tciches out tiia Otkney Islanders to m mag the E,IunauX, and IS t.ulI5 ot Atrcd!I troops to put down the brahn!ns, and al Australian fe5imeu5 to mount ;uari over the Cnuesr!'''