The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-07-31

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Extracts from the Foreign Correspon-
dence Of the New z York Times. ~
~7iot oet .loz7 --A1A basobaods! asV
st7sf ssPAas, Friday Junea 28, 8,hlSSI. s
death has been playing sad ii,aHoci late.
lyadgithaemeaain ,ahigh,s pesition, First,
Count .Cayour,f then Senator, Douglas,
then Lord Campbell, and now the Sui
tan, have paid the, debt, of nature The
late Abddl Medjid, a mild and intelligent
PRINCE, gave himself up to intem perance
and the pleasures Of the serag!io1, and
thus has died from exhaustion OF the ear.
lgsage 1of .thirty.sight. / His eldest soaj
twenty7tge syears of sageo end now. heir
to the throne, is already .fesbleha aad ex,
hausted from, the same pernicious. habits
But the brother of the late ,Snltan,, Abdul
Aiziz, who, has ascended the throne, is
quite another sort, of man, Brought mp
in secllsion in one, of the retreats .of. the
seragIio, almost prisoner 70 his brother
the Sultan, he is said 30 gbe, quiet, sustese,
tempefate in all his, habits, and, on the
question Of money, penurious. This Last
p. the present empty coalition .sof-r the
treasury, win not be, the least of his .peri
its, In politics h!ss beings to tie old
Turkish. Aati European, party, to that
party which believes there ID no other
God than Allah. that Mahopet IS his
prophet, and that Christians are but as,;
other species qf dog s made to Lick A the s fse;
Of FRY true ls5i bslieyers, sg1 ,ast s.gs u vsa ao
oid0 PARIS, Taesday,: Jhie' 25,si86l Il
l7s4 have gust been ziaforaeai that the
agents of the Southern Coufederscy at
Paris. have formally made o proposition
in writing to young Captain Boaaparte,
formerly Of Baltimore,II ito accept the poi
sition of Military Dictasoraofnithe South:
eFn Cohfederacy with ahcrown at his dis
posal, whenever he may deem IL necessary
to- sssameathe dignity. zIf'aby,hing were
wanting sto prove7the m oral and political
degradation into which the politicians of
the Slave States have fallen, gsursly this
iastael5rt furnishes ltfe ceap, siel grace
Wheu any considerable section ofea great
country has fallen as low as thisG iuiAhe
seaiesof morality q little of tho psrify yi6e
iBfdeaee of the1esword, inaepenaent alof
any qnsstiongof secession or slasefg, viii
do naoharmla Fortunately for him, Capt
Bonaparte, (asswefa as his grandmother,
Madam Patterson iBonaparteq} agossE for
the Union, aud ptaiH refusedj the
uncsean sand unnatural lEproposiaion in ahe
most decided way. .ssa8 sd3 al s595l
Hon. CAssius NJ. CLAY writes from S..
Petersburg that he had not seen the En-.
peror yet, on account Of his absence. from,
town, but that the Governs ent people
sympathized strongly with the, North. il
the present struggle in America, and
would be glad to ses the. rebellion put
down. : ts@* ''s'-'7 so - so sf
Ilu Mr. HARVEY ztheenew Minister to Por
tngals and whose fidelity to the Uaion, is
/. see. called in question in the e. States
left Paris two oadays; ago for Lisbon, ant
before, the news in .qpestion arrived here
1T is to be hoped that, for many reasons
he will hear Of these reports before or
j irving at his destinations s11 a4iss ssif
i A good story is going the rounds
lcharged to the account Of Gov Wright
the american Minister atBefHn, and who
4 need not tell you; iaf from Indiana Fwt
/. European diplomats were, talking abeu
| the Governor, and one of them who knew
him, and who had jast told tbs o;heritha
the Governor spoke neither French nol
German, and English. but indiferently
was asked by the other what language b
did speak? why, Indisna ! suppose,
was the reply. But the, Governor .ha'
made himself immensely. popular at Ber
} lin, as well with the diplomatic corps and
4 the Government as. With his travelling
conntrymen, and, his departure. will b
deeply regretted, His successor, Mr.
Judd, has been to Switzerland to leave
his family, and quits Paris in, g day q
! two for Berlin: ...,sIsr,-,. ~, Zsi,,.-.
MR.. Foas, MinisientosSwiizbrland. .slef
Paris yesterday for Berne, ,ashis future res
idance. in company with iMrs Buringams
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