Daily national Republican., 1863-08-21
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~, IN 1nunpo AND TEXAS. ~ y Dog
M pcbey Of tbat inscrutable potentste, The
Eppssa Saoolsoa III, has evss bseh sn ensg-
MS u fhe sts,camen pr Eurppe and y = NO,
,hessfmssmprsslne ,iiss little is understood Of
it on this aldo the Aain,ic. Until ia.cly, our
wasrn Centsnent has hcen remarkably free
from ths tsessssisns OF Europesn powers anr-
ing sisns espaSoauss Of years not because
thersvss litaas 70 b. esinsd here, but, as We
nov,tsee. on sccopnt OF the former strength
Ind aiAitsds Of thsD Unitsd States. A s"cn,
hoveSsf, * gigantic, rebellion solnpslisd
us 70 ssssts Ill oar estrgie- and ecmrwstirely
undeyeIoped resources to our domestic con-
Gers, ve sre threatened with intcrfsrence at
QUE yefy doors by govsraments which hsro NO
interssH whatever In the New World beyond
thoss Of sswerins ambition and; tsrttorisl sg.
grsndiscment. Where these trespassers ahail
stop is m.sasr ~hlchwc slonc must decide t;
and decision at an early period Is necessary,
unless We ourselves are to become the victims
of uheif operations.
The policy of tho Emperor Napoleon Is the
mora, difRcult to divine from the fact Of its
modiyisg continually to suit circumstances,
and, n addisiop, from the mssseriy manner IN
which BE- keeps his own council. He seems,
in n.e, - sgnoc all rules OF policy; and the
world cap, 10 nors divine his intsstions OF TO-
day, By nperience Of the past, than IL can by
the present anticipate and provide against his
deslgns In the future. A few years ago he wss
car1yiag On terrible war, snd q most inIqui-
tous one on his part, against Austria; to-day,
he ID entering Into an alliance with her Of the
closest hatnre.- Amer picking . quarrel with
Russia % the spcclous pretcxt Of the Holy
Places" /" he induces Graat britain 70 join him
in belligsens operations against the Car, and,
ultimately. makes peace with his opponent
without the knowledge Of his sl,J. Feared by
all as q torch Of discord, be Is trusted by none;
and be cannot point to q single ally during his
reign wAom he hss not used for his own pur
poses, and In the end, betrayed.
Gre& Britain and Spain were Induced to Join
him In VIA vss, Il arss, dcaonisased i" :
Demonstration .gsinst Mexico." on the plea OF
compelliss sssslameut Of MeIicau indebted.
nss 70 the bondholders Of tbs three nations.
A shoss time, however, sufficcd to prove that
the Emperor had ulssios designs in the region
of the Guh, and his allies thcrcppon withdrew
their eeuntehanco and aid from plans In which
they had little TO gain and probably much to
lose. Th.a isft uusAsckod 70 the furtherancs
Of his own policy, the "bonaholisr =" wer,
lost sight Of and the prtext for interference,
changed into the relnssatsmmt Of tho Mirsmoz
or chuseh party in power. There the mater
rested until the long delayed successes u
Puebia psred tho way for fresh change in thll
Protean scheme; and then tLe world - large
rutored BY events, was only semi sstonished a,
learning that Merico was TO he "elcvated" intr
an Empire, and its throne 10 he offered to som,
poor European prince. Matters have thus fa
Progressed so smoothly that, may be, the En-
peror has not yet rang out all the changes an.
we shall not bs Surprised 10 End that Mexico
after al, is but the .fuicrm Of Napoieon's de
signs, the standing point whence he may re
model as he sees Rt the eniire Iiap Of Eorl
America.
Some weeks ago, letter was received In thin
city by a gentleman, with whose porr4lssior
We publish the following extract. Startling sl
the disclosures may appear, we ore not indls
posed to attach some Importance to them, ns tn
writer, by his position In society and his con
nection with members OF tho Imperial Court
has abundant opportunities of acquiring earl
information upon political movements TIL
extract in question is as literally translated a
possible, consistent withthe senso''dO
%. frhr'tPAkIs, June 80, le6s.
Fn"s q.
"The Mexican question Is developing iselfint
grander proportions, and hopes are conGdent
expressed here that the Emperor has at lengt'
discovered the solution (ra s'yis yssondrs) l.
the American difficulty. The plan is well ar
ranged, 30 many parties are to be satisfied AM
asttered by y, that everything promises sue
cess. Only one interest has not been gainc,
over, and unless ,ha, single interest prove
powerful enough to upset Nspoleon's an,lci
pations, the diplomacy and arms Of Franc,
will gain greater seia than al any period o
the Empsror's reign. i 100
"Mesico, b shortly to be proclaimed an Fun
pire by universal suffrage, and the throne of
fefed either 10 Spain or Austria, but probahi
tn tho lntter. This proof Of frieDdshjp ON th