, 1860-07-07

lle Republicans into power 1ue ooo11' 80
,ers and cot,on have had their turn; no" lei
he North and free laboE have cil iree' us
nocracy and free trade have bankrup1eo 'no
tnea,nr1 mud beg9ared tliepeop'e.- Let US go !
m tho other track and SEQ what WILL conc o' +
It Matters cannot be made worse'
rHE NEW MAP OF EUROPE:
The we'll known author Of the "popel anu
cono7ess n-E, Anour, has brought fofth a
new pamphlet win tho oninoas h1e o.
"L'Empereur Napoleon Ill ct IA fFusse'
That it reflects the ideas Of Louis Nap9seon
seems to be very generally ]ybel'eved IN Europe
Tho appearance Of the pamphlet produced a
nrof,nnd sensation in Berlin and throughout
Germany. I'll crafty written, and lis u"e-
rior French purpose is masked; but it is gen.
era]lr understood nevertheless, TO be aa io'"
1ows: 4 proportion to Prussia 10 assume
md nlsv The part Of Sardinia; to annex Or ab'
.o1h s,l the smaller States Of Germany op the
east side Of the Rhine, swelling her popula'
lion IRON eighteen tothisty.tbrce millions ana
erecting herself into frst-class power. Aus
tr;a is to remain outside Of this new Prussia.
France, in consideration Of the aerandtzement
Of Prussia, ia to be permitted to extend her
boundaries to the. Rhine. :. by anhex'ng the
strip Of territory lying between that river and
her present eastern limits, including Belgium
nearly all tho people Of which speak tue
rren:h language. Belgians speak French and
are Catholics. Holland il Protestant, and
mostly speak German Hanover. saFony'
Mecklenburg, Holstein, oldenburg, We.te d
berg Baden; Nessau, Aeiningen, Hohenzol'
lem, Hesse- -Cassel, Bremen, and twenty other
smaller States and Dulcdoms, are all German
md chiefly Protestant and would naturally
assim1ja1e with Prote slant Prussia, and form
one free and powerful nation. About urges
upon the Prussian Government tho necessity
Of iber.l:zipg its constitution, and rejecting
lie doctrine OF divine right, and adopting TINT
Of popular right.
Such, in brief is the scheme Swallowed forth
in the Jew. pamphlet. Prussia is inclined to
bite at The bait The: mass Of the people OF
| Germany are delighted with the idea Of q
united Fstherland, provided: d Democratic
monarchy be instituted. The thirty liule
, kine1ets and dukes sre in q state Of terror,
least the scheme may be carried out, and they
be swallowed up forever. Bavaria and AUS
. tria appear to have been loft out Of the pro
eramme. lis surmised that Napoleon IN
: tends offering Bavaria to Austria, on condi
ton that the latter gives up Tenetia to th'
Sandiniaus. -Venetia contains but three mil
lions, while Bavaria has nearly five millions
i, people. And, moreover, the former is who'll!
r. Italian in language, feeling and geography
- while the latter is Austrian in sympathy, Pc
Va sit7on and religion. Hence, the exchang
- would be IN excellent one for Austria Th
- German element II that empire is comparative
" weak, but the annexation Of Bavaria woul
a. make it potential
=, It's also asserted that Napoleon will dt
nand from Victor Emanuel the Island Of sa
- ;, dinis, which lies contiguous to corslca an
n convenient to France, in consideration Il
., Sicily; Naples, and Venice, which be ~ill allo
u Victor Emanuel to annex to bis dominion
ra which would nearly complete the unity Of Il
=. ~ Italian race. Every ody believes that Il
-, fixed purpose Of Napoleon is, to re.map Enrcf
~ and what he purposes he is vcry apt to e1
. cute. He has pet theory Of natural bound
y. ,ies, md the unity Of races. He believes th
" iii the people who speak French belong to IL
" ~ French family-liying North Of the Alps ..
:. West OF the Rhine should form orc nation
- that the Italian race should form another fir
-. a. class family among the nations; that the Te
~ ton race should be collected into one powerl
r. kingdom, or, at least all that portion Of cou
TT wateted BY rivers flowing North into I
-. - Baltic sea and German 0,eau, aud the dwellt
On the Danube ought to form the Austrian E
pire. which would make nation Of more tt
r.: r.. forty millions What partition Napoleon p
..- DOSES to make, Of the estates Of the 'slck ma
- is a matter OF susrnise. It is alleged that
-, is negotiating with Russia on the subject.
..- the general re-marpiDg Of Europe, Portu|
;.r would probably be absorbed bY Spain, a
u3- ~ .
,.;~ one government Of the Scandinavian fam'
h1a Whether Napoleon will live to see<his gFo
,t,. schemes reduced 10 practice, is thing 10 z
.;tr can foretell; bnt should his life be spared
Mr. dozen years longer, it Is safe prediction t
aea he viii work some great changes rot only
- he governnents ot the nations Of Europe,
~. also in tthir boundaries. We publish 60
min passages from the pamphlet entitled Sapo'
xsr n ind rrdssia with the comments Of The Lon
,;ra Times thereon which will repay perusAl.