The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-21

.appaaIsd II friendly Powers 9f assistance
10 put an end % tic iatilofs and lnsttggl.
tors of tile revolution, forgetting thai
they tlielnsely as We're tlle authors aud in-j
stigators oftbeth
EaE MtRri siiE 81 liifE PRIS There
is a ranlor abroad about Vic Forthcoming
inatfia0ilial alliance III tic heir apparaat3
% the british throne witha Princess of
Prussia. German newspapers, solemn
always and fdII of cr,flition. inform. is
that all tho particulars 81 this union have
long BEEN determined arranged, I'M fact,
/ at tic time of the nlptihls lot oar Isrir-5
cess Royal with Young Prhlcc Frederick
|, William of prussia. It vas then settled
We are givtnt0 understand. tlHt there
Eshould bic a 'floabit marriage between.
the royal families Of Great Britain aud
HolIeAzellcrn; sggh double marriage as
Was seriously contemplated d century arc,
by the then monSrctfs oil England aud
/ Prussia, bat unfortunately broken off nj
Ethc eleventh hour3to tile great grttf oE
ln certain Crown Prince Frederick. no hess
ithanoF his latest British boeratihcr. III.
deed, history tells us that 4Stmaari Prin-
ices have always been very fond Of afraug.
ling these crDss-allianpes, as We might cali
them; aud that il sewing to the principle
Fwhicisthey involve; that the whole of Eir.
gropEan royalty is, ut tie present moment,
enc vast fqMily Of brothers, sisters and
cousins, Tic Emperor Napoleon is, Nc
4 believe, the only monarch OF the Western
world mot directly related to tlIis. august
family; thoIgl even be-, BY means Of moro
1 or less distant courtsIltp, is somewhat
drawn towards the mystic circle. With
this single exception, il il is such, the
whole Of the royal houses of Europe form
/ bnt one family, all Tic mcnbersof which
Fare blood relations The stock or root Of
this family is III Germany the father.
klapdF mi. calinentiy aud il Is there, mp.
Eparentty tliatacaItinual desircis eltmufe
Il and moret ounitc tho branehcs ofthis tree,
1 more andmore 10 cngfaft BIKE on like The
title Of courtesy Of Mon ffere, 'Iy which
European soYereigns address cpeli other,
lis "a become ultimately d conlpleterrality.
I.f,ido,t SPECTATOR.
HKRsAS no -Four AGAtS Tie Lon
don Sporting LIE saystllat immediately
latter The settlement Between 5Sayers and
i IIeeaan,s Bob Brettle, on che part Of
ESam Hurst, the Statesbridgc Infant,
Il chailengRd HeCBan to Eight for. 42a0 II
I.sitle and the champions. belt, and placed
Teas FIJI the hands Of the editor of Belfts
tLifs, making III ult GO now down. oil tile
a'sIafallt' !" behalf. Tie challenge was at
oaee accepted bY Heenan, who covered
I the. money deposited. Articles are 10 DC
drawn nj Immediately, anil forwurtled ia
,tBob ,Brettie, at Birmingham, for sigma.
i tare, aud the new opponents are 10 fight
within six months. Much curiosity has
| been ereatel.aS to the probable dcstfua,
Etioh Of the btit, and gotfIe. uheaSineSs has
Ebeen expressed at the idea Of its efo8sipe
1.-THE Atihntic. i onr readers aFe aware
a HeeDan will haxe to hold the tFoph,
against all Corners for a period of threi
Years, and should the match between Hin
Land Hurst not 60 on, or should The salr
tthorities prevent tile .talfll Z the Benicii
Boy will be Mt liberty to take the belt Il
1 Amerieaon depdSitip@ 500, its fntrinsii
I salne, in the lmnds Of the public stake
holder, returning to light ID this ceni
J, try. : Z. s2... .t.., NJ VI. # !.
G.nfPIIckrI0Sa IN ErRGPF- -FRNNCt
lsaSD Russia LE1Ft'Ep RGArNsr I3SGf4Sb.. :,
!. fhe Paris correspondent OF tie ififti
!. NeUS says:2-=.sI don't delight III pfayt4g
1.-The part.of an alarmist; bnt i will neyei
y take. upon myself the responsibility, O
, suppresSiug the truth: from the fear d
: lciug taken FOR one. 1t is within My
knowledge that oneof the Emperor's mos
Intimate councillors lately said, IN The
hearing of several people, These word,
( We are on: the point Of twisting the mech
: Of England on the Oriental question!
I. Wliatthis very stretched metaphor may
Emean exactly, ! do not pretend 10 say
u Bat this / do we'll remember, that so long
: ago as the peace of, FiltNfrahCa, which
the English press denounced with Scve
: lrity entirely justified by the now rccog
nizeCl event Of its utter failure, the una
!. vowed organs OF the French Goyerament
were continually limiting that revenge
. would lie taken on England in the East
+ This idea has lately been ventilated viii
! renewed impetus, Everybody expects
7 that the text Of NJ de IaEalettes's speed
. to the Sultan, whiclI;must come out within
ia few hours, will be alarming, mud will, dis
close a policy concerted with Russia sucl
+ as isaglaFRl cannot, in alt likelihood, ap,
!, prove: Of. + /. am far from saying that !.
g eIsus bclit is likely to arise. On tile con
RI trary, 1 think chat every move Of the lin
b perial policy with regard TO England il
G nicely calculated with view not TO over
{ step the bounds of her patience. tt
y tiwart. TO check, and If possible TO hu
initiate England, bnt at the same time e
j, presume upoaour undaabted love Of peace
o and our especial desire to he friendly viii
}. the French nation, and to bring ever!
y opposition to this issae:.--Is it worth YOU
I'll while to make war about it?~sGeh Ut,
Il the tactcs which have heea going OH 10
}. years; and will continue 10 60 OIL, so tina