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Stanley, been cu Ne side Of the uaiouisss
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dw and bis coadusoss recovering soon TO
be 10 London along with Giant" balloon In the
Lord CArlinsford eut With letter In which be
speaks Of having pearly compeed his "nyins chs
r'sss" with which be proposes 10 soar away In any
qu,rsd direction. Amooe all shs learned asroeauis u
hoped the successul navigation of the alr may
sooa become "nxed fact" But where 10 Dr. Andrewss
edition Of your chapter on Ss great works
Of engineering and internal Improvement throughout the
world and one that vii Sai.s ssips: The or; cos ..
public journals Of Europe. The ship carai destined
70 connect the sene with the ocsan a Dsppe and make
menced Then the Nile 10 70 b provided with svses,
Ia Mississippi and the horse be snortiug
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don Damascus. BaAlbec. IAlmyra and Jerusalem. who
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carriers. No desert ruin 4 safe from ihs ehsnce
trouble 70 learn the names Of the dehroned Bobss he
disappointed MaximllAns tho Habbergasted Othos,
Roman Emperors. your beautiful American sirI, miss
Baeman has taken London by storm. The Adelphi thsa
ire tnronged nsnsy wnlle Sunar.as are ,urnse sw
actress has creaed such furor for years She BIDS fair
70 become sddons. The applause and praise bestowed
upon hor hope will not turn her head.
the sorrows Of the poor old man Why douV be oblss
ths world by leaving III
Our Paris Correspondsaes.
PANS, Oct 81, ls63
zXs Coming .SesiOn- Poland -Kerieo-7z< Emperor VA
ReatRrm the Nsurality Doctrine in <m1Ioan Affair." |
7As ArcAdxks Aassssdiaw-Se SsesstsHSss- ~ .Ssns |
tors Coin and LatAam-BaR at tie Grand Hsel-TAs |
Balloon Toyaoeys &c
When N. Billault died the Emperors Council desired
him postpone ths meeting Of the Senate and Corps L.
gsatf, they considered II impossible for any
suciently amiliarze himself with all the details Of the
acts and policy Of the government 70 enable him
10 defend them properly and successfully against
the strong and talented opposition, which will make
combined and desperate attack upon them the coming
session The Emperor, however, unwilling 10 scknow.
ledge that the present system depended
Its support upon any single individual pus mis-
douw I'm tha nhaps ~wtn
meet on the 5th Of November, and NJ Rouhsr Al work
night and day "postng himself" in all tho little details
aud intricacies Of the somewhat toruous the
Emperor and his during the past year and
the Emperor Va bard work iu consultation with his
Cabnet in tho labor preparing his address
to be delivered at the opening
Tne three prominent topics OF interest which will DO
touched upon the Emperors address viii be- Of
the affairs Of Poland Mexico and the United States Rea
two to the former, It is probable that the Emperor will
inform Chambers that France, ready make
for idea" and with large aud overlooking sympa
thies for Poland has been prevented from making any
actual intervention her favor by the nou-dsposton or
England and Austria 70 join her, at which feet the EN-
peror probably In reality exceedingly delighted, - IT
Affords him pretext for not going 70 war, which be has
deposition To do Al present. Tho "moral" support
OF France win bc pledged TO Poland; aud not
q few people imagine that the Emperor viii make the
shuhng shiy y-snAy course wnicn England nas taken 10
this matter tho occasion saying something which viii
have tendency TO MAKE England more than ever his
humble servant, make her cruge than At
his feat, while, a the same tme II sets all England
shaking ils boots three years ego, 10 the fear
Of French invasion.
Tnsre Ia very good reason for believing that The En-
peror, whatever else he may say about Mexico,
will positively assert that hc has no intso.
tlon OF making that country . French colony. |
and that he will Withdraw the French troops.
ss be thinks be done with safety. And
upou the American question am informed from very
good authority that the Emperor will resrate hts determi
nation 70 maintain rigid and impartial neutrality bs.
tween the begeren parties Whether he will keep either
OF both Of those promises will Of depend, the
kecpins OF tho breaking Of his promises always has b.
fore entirely upon what he considers his interest
The Archduke Maximilian formerly had the |
reputation, among that OF possessing many other