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A GERMAN yEw or THE BRIrrsH MILITARY
Srsrxx.-we publish in another column very
Interesting article, translated from French
military o,rran, the Spectator Miliiab., giving
= Herman view Of me military system Of Eng
land, taken from series Of articles appear
Eng In the Darmstsdt Military Gasete. II pre-
SCENTS In rather disadvantageous light the pre-.
sent power and organization Of the British
army, and the capacity Of England to defend
herself against French invasion, should the
third Napoleon ever decide upon carrying out
The designs Of his uncle in that direction. The
militia and yeomanry Of England are represent
ed as wholly inefficient 10 act as soldiers In time
ofneed, and the entire system Of recruiting the
regular army is very generally condemned by
this military critic, who appears to understand
what be Is writing about We commend the
article 10 the attention Of our readers
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after election. The fact is, political revolu-
ton is going on In New England, where the
people are abolitionists enough to hate the
Southern political niger drivers, and too
shrewd business men to love the John Brown
principles of the black republicans If the
Douglas leaders there have the wit to play
their "halftruths" skilfully, they will take half
of New England clean out Of the black republi-
can camp. Senator Wilson, with Sumner and
John Brown in his boat, is sailing between the
Scylla of insurrection and the Charybds of
Douglasism. on the rising and roaring tide Of
q political revolution.
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HARRIET MARrlSEAU on Russian ExASc1rA-
TIos-Harriet Martineau has written charac-
teristic letter, which we give elsewhere, on the
failure of the scheme for the emancipation of
the Russian serfs. According TO her showing
the Russian emancipation scheme has failed for
two reasons:-First, because II provided no lc-
gislation under which the new multitude was 10
live; and, second, serf ignorance Of the meaning
and uses Of property in land, which prevents
their seeing why the landowner must be paid
for the land which must be taken for their set
Element, and incapacitates them to discharge
their liabilities and to use their new privileges.
Here we have the very difficulties which at
tend the fine spun theories Of the black republi-
can aboitionists for the emancipation Of the
four millions Of negroes now held In domestic
servitude at the South. The black republican
lswgiver, spooner, proposes to emancipate the
Southern slaves by habeas corpus when black
republican President is elected; but he goes no
farther than the act Of emancipation. He does
not consider the practical social difficulty,
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A CuRIovs FOURTH OF JuLY CELEBRATION
We learn from one Of the abolition organs that
there was to have been celebration of the
Fourth Of July over the grave Of John Brown,
at North Elba. All of the Browns, and some of
the blacks, were to be on hand;--
John Brown, Jr., the eldest OF Capt John Brown,
appointed TO read the Declaration Of Independence
and Solomon his youngest TO read the Sermon the
Mount The following invited 70 BE- present
and speak Rev Henry Highland Garrett, Of New York;
Thos ". Hgynson, Of Worcester, Mass. Miss Frances
f1en Watkins Of Philadelphia Thaddeus Hyatt, late Of
Washington jail, ID. c. Richard J. Hinton, a Kanaas;
Frederick Doug iaas, Of Rcchcsser u Rev George b
Chcever, Of New York Henry ID. Thorcau, Of Cousord
Mass. Judge W. n. T. Army, Of Kansas, and many
others.
That is what might be called a very nice tea
party. Will not somebody send as report Of
the celebration II must have been rather
unique than otherwise. Where was Hon. Mas
ga Greeley?
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b. Joesvxs, NO. July J, 1850.
The Pixies Peak express arrived yesterday anernoss,
bringing s1f 500 in gold dust.
BY this arrival We hsve Tie ssalswing summary e
news, which has teea detained hsre coascsoesos e
severe storm prostrssiag ths Telegraph line
The dates from Dcaves Csy 10 the 2ssh uls Indaas
depredatons upon struggling parties and upon ransss
haa become ef frequent ssc~srsnce THAI vSs co.,
sidereA advisable 70 sai meeting Of csissas n ssasA
xhas vas best 70 b done N the matter Such nsesne
~ss held on tho aerpeon Of Ne 2yh and Of ~ Ar
rspahce chiefs were present part Of the time. ne out
RACES In the main consist Of the Indians taking whssevr
they desired iron parties who were unarmed uasbe
from lack Of numbers TO successfully resist thcsS,
tearing down fences turning their ponies into gardsos
and destroying them, and cases shooting at the
whites, one or two OF whom are known 70 have sccs
killed.
The chiefs thought very hard 10 be held soosantsbse
for the bad acts not only q their own trib. but f-w
others now in III. vicinity VIA the CeycaAes, Kiowss
Apsches and Csmsnchos. They prcmise however, that
SO fr us their own ooocerGed they would ho,d
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The NEWS FROM MENco-We give elsewhere
to-day the full particulars, as far as received, of
the reported defeat and capture of Mirsmon,
and of the movement Of Vidaurri In Nuevo
Leon for the recall Of ex-President Comonfort.
In both Of its aspects this news is important,
but it requires confirmation. AS regards the
report of the capture of Miramon, we will only
say that 1t is characteristic of the present
contest in Mexico that whenever the constitu-
tional party has suffered severe defeat in the
interior, as was recently the case at Guadala-
jara it has been Immediately followed by q
report Of some grand victory, like the present
one of the capture Of Miramon, of which we
never hear anything more. The reported move
ment of Vidaurri in favor of the recall.of ex-
President Comonfort, though requiring con-
firmation, is not without probability. Recent
events in Mexico indicate that an early period
will be put to the disastrous Ocampo-Degollado
policy, which has SO long ruled the Cabinet
of President Juarez. The separation of
Lerdo, the ablest fnancier and statesman
of the day in Mexico, from the Cabinet leaves
that disastrous influence without a check in
Vera Cruz, and affords to Vidaurri an opportu-
nifty to revenge upon Degollado the course the
latter took in driving him from his State last
year. That Doblado and Traconis may have
united in this movement may be possible, as it
is well known that they in common with all
the active generals of the constitutional party,
were strongly opposed to the return of the ILL
starred Degollado to the interior as commander
in-chief. In view of the doubts that hang over
the course of affairs in Mexico, we can only
give the reader the true rule for ascertaining
nro;nan,. 1910 -"a~~. what under given cir
pToDdDic icouAso-ANA.Ss 1885,, -
cumstances, would occur in any other countiJ,
and the opposite will happen in Mexico.
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where they are to get land TO settle on when
they are once emancipated, nor who shall make
laws to govern them during the period Of their
intellectual inferiority. VIII some of the black
republicans tell us what they propose to do with
the four millions of negroes in the Southern
States after they have set them free by habeas
corpus?
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must 20 on 10 its consummation.

ARTISTIC AID TO UAkIBALD1.-The perf0r-
nance in aid Of the Garibaldi fund will take
place at the Academy Of Music, on the evening
Of Wednesday next, under the direction of
Signor Muzio, who has been delegated by the
Italian Committee to superintend the arrange
menh. The artists at present in the metropolis
have come forward most promptly, and the pro-
gramme, which, with the letter of Garibaldi to
Gen. Avezzana, will be found elsewhere Is
of the most attractive character. Signora Freq
Eolini and Signor Musiani will sing in Lucia
di Lammermoor;" Madame Cortesi, Signori En-
rani and Susini will give "Lucrexia Borgia;"
and Madame Colson will sing the famous "Bo-
lero," from the "Sicilian vespers."
Thus we see combined In one programme the
best works Of the modern Italian schools-the
chcs douvre Of the favorite masters, Donizetti
and Verdi, whose compositions represent
Young Italy In Its artistic feeling, as Giuseppe
Garibaldi is It's political exponent The night
OF the grand performance should be made the
occasion Of q grand demonstration Of admira-
ton for the Italian people, who are now en-
gagged in a struggle for their national exist
ence-a struggle In which all our sympathies
are, of necessity, with the gallant General Carl.
baldi. the Italian Marion, and his followers
We have no doubt that this appeal for material
aid, made under such circumstances, will be
promptly and literally responded to. The sub
ject Ia one upon which We might enlarge
There are many good reasons why the Ameri-
can people should come forward and aid the
Italians in their present extremity; but such
an effort would be superauops, Every sensible
persscc5 in this country understands the Italian
question ~ II IL. What Is wanted now Il mate
rial aid not argument; and every movement
that tends to the oil important end should be
duly encouraged. We trust tina, there will be
no vacant places at the Academy on wednes-
day night