The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-19
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Paris correspondence Of the New Yorl
Times, dated Sept. T., says most i'm.
portaut change has taken place in Euro
pean affairs. The Emperor Napoleon
has taken . somerset, and now lies in the
dust At the feet of Prince Gertzchakoff
This position Of the emperor and Dicta.
tor, is at an end and hereafter he will
have enough to do to take caro- of him.
self. His Majesty tried to carry EoglaDd
and Austria with him into Z war with
Russia and Prussia, on the Polish Qua.
ton, and hoped by this war to conoue,
the Rhinish Provinces, bat his allies took
alarm, and while England declared bold.
y she would not 60 to war for Poland.
set Austria to work to organize the
German Confederation against him.
About the same time there came to Paris
positive assurances that Mr.. G. N. CLAW
was maturing an alliance between the
United States and Russia, which eneae red
United States to attack France in
Mexico in meantime if q European war
then as before Napoleon's Era, that bug
bear of his family, a coalition which
should embrace as active enemies, Rus
STA, the German Confederation and Uni
ted States, and as passive, but not less
damaging enemy, Great Britain. Such
a combination would have taken from
him his crown in three months. He
saw it, took alarm, turned square around !,
fell ON his knees before Gertxchakoff.
protested he never intended to 90 to
war for Poland, washed his hands Of the
Polish Question and begged to be friends
again. England thus being placed NOR
ally in an attitude Of hostility to France.
and Russia viii be forced into friendship
with the United States. Another result
of this affair, is that the Mexican Gle.
plant will be left on Napoleon's hands, for
Grand Duke MAMMALIAN now refuses the
new throne, and there il no other Prince
eligible or acceptable, who will take il.
There is no evidence that the interview
of the French consuls in the South for
the detaching Of Texas were true, and
they have not ceased.
In regard to tho Florida at Brest, some
correspondent states that the engines Of
the Florida are of English manufacture.
and much deranged. Matt Vas Obliged
to stop somewhere, but found, after ar
irving at Brest. that French workmen
could not repair his English engines, and
that he would have to wait till he could
get English workmen.
All this has caused delay which has
put Mafit in terrible rage for workmen.
His vessel will probably suffer the fate of
the Sumter at Gibralter, but their is no
help for it.
Aafhit says that, but for mistake Of
Lieut.. Reed, who cut out the Caleb Cush.
ing, At Rutland, that it WAS in his pro-
gnmme at one time to enter the port Of
New York or Boston, and burn the
place.
When the Florida first came into the
port Of Brest Mr.. Dayton protested for
maIly against her admission, but not prob
ably with the expectation Of having her
expelled. Bat 20 far the French have
faithfully executed their nestral proolsr
nation 10 oil other respects, and il VS.
e > szpestsd they Nouh 10 n th1,
Due proclamation guasantses the Incl
dental points which might an aud mo.
vent On eftsasiea Of fasops, bss found It !
neutral proclamation If suoh shorId - |
DoeoU1eea.