, 1864-08-13

) IFFUm SDeclal EnfFAGnondent1
! r4nls. Tnesd.y, July 70. 1854.
The relief experienced from the ioteIlf-
gcnce last received from America hss hean a q
e,..+ os .... a. a,,,.;ot-. - Aao u.cu ~
s tus 'e'e W hno" Ihe ls'
sue oi tne attempted Confederate invasion.
say "attempted,' because although we
lear OF .sbootr" carried mfr hr tba n1na
dtre7s md ofher Ins;o,,sa,at sus pun
,chieved tho rr,~a-ao1 ~ easasa ou.cesses
..o ..sa1 op1uloh mere Is that
LIZ p1oJec1ea eApeo1tlon mas completely fail
Cd OF Its main object, inasmuch as 1t h1s
been unable to shake Grant for onp n,o,naot
ant ~ h,s ;ro, o,,,.s,s ... ~ ~. ous unonent
ont OF MS IRON clntch upon Petersburg and
INC county eouth OF Richmond. As the
French papers observe this morning. "sjnce
Grant would not come tn them tnor 1a..s
found themse1ves ohr;oed - - 49, 80 a".s ~
craat >, a.5 49,. o ~ ~ oacR 10
Grant ana their doing SO is equivalent to
defeat Still, the alarm In which We have
lived for several days has been Yery p,eat
chiefly fr,m the ra,naoase ~ tha;.s.' 1'
+;n,, r, orcr+ ~, ~ 3.,..s VIZ ln1a-
eisa eea n'rsa - us tsleglams "a 70 The pre-
No. hoTapor 4o tba etFt =. iae invading corps.
@o~' no"essl, Inc analf as regarded mainly
ss,ie;,ma 40 ma'ad.ng sg :, aosentufe, und the loud
800 I'D f,,d;s.aa ~ ~ tae Raet OF certain or
e aJdo,i- ~ H. n ~ 1nls eley has CEASED
~ No. s.a..o 80 49, - ~.
h;ea,,e1 s,,. LIT ~ IN appearance Of COM
..:,.. ~-0A OEe " AlCA pTD-
,ha;ra .S.o ~ ~ Peopae ns1e oecupl.d about
| thosa ~ ntha- 1es, .nnee"1 ~ me9dling with
sto,ldinr come fo amonc T ths Ioe Issdioa anaes- @
ern soVereigns Of Europe, to look sharn
after tbe!r own interests, is raising up 3
ef1l1t ,a. u - aa1lust ana f1FalEy both among the
and England The twn 1otter s.ae "rs VI t: Ffaaee
drawing more closely together aaa,n as n,a3
be seen hy the language Of Lord Russell IL
snG p.,t.sn .t armament, aud by the Way In
Nh nnoted IN thys naS oeen reeiprocated
for i.stauce. transiatrs und:renr;a,e aanae1s' an'
uously his Lordship's speech about a1he nd.
yanfaees to Eur.pe OF good understanding
re eea -; i1nSs ano Enelaoo, anu several
AMERICA has 10 obieetfon 10 ses uo Fe,s me Sane;
England Oh good terms, provided tha ~;
ance Is not directed against her or
t4sa, u ~ in,tisats; .i; anu l am happy to think
of he ti,d ~ ~ snaxsh .nee ,nsfy Is nothlog
ropeun stairs are ifkelg tn mc,nna'r ras nue En
their attention and concern. Not thar m.
prehend any overt rupture Of the nubitc
tranquility; the moment for that seems
fesk. But t4s sfsa1rs ot the old world are
DOL IN STATE to encourage any Of its SOW
ere,ens TO meddle with those of the new;
ana that Is all that America lookf' or cares
1o1:
me e11fg'atnra has now become almost
l'ass,rg strangers, or to the bourgeois who
neEer wishes TO leave the town It is curl
gus 10 "sten no" Inc latter class epjoy tais
sIaso1 " tnE sea1, ana no" completely they
Eye gvs 1neusststs up 70 SUMNER lite u Paris.
- ihe'. .asollte isso1ts arr the Iutleries gar:
tvery Day from to 6 o'clock, under the |
grateful shade Of the horse-chesnut trees,
Afttr 1h's mon bourgeois dinee, and next pro- |
ceeo 10 tne caJe enansa7t, Where, for few !
Tas expended IN drinkaoles, be can cit and |
AT supEr,or slneing nntn near midnight, !
uuarg lug suit, evenings. little while |
~, Gt,, ,nG annoEad Aess o1 These establishments
EIeau1 ~ annoyed ns3n oourg<ots BY insisting
,nst nnen ne nao nnlshed LIS first glass OF
in''uaoe, ~. oI .1I ~ sae'7e ne should order
~. att. ~. ~ LIS dtd not at all
9ua. st.f.,.. 1ltuc. e .asue pl tue POCKET Of mon
,va'yeIh ~ g. ns Appea4ea 70 the Pfefect of Po-
the crstoe nuo "ecuto r. summary and at once that
Luz nt customers p 10, ne ce5S" ehanta1t *'could
-.f1eshrnan.s !, a. ~ aeReat tnelr ofoefa 1or
.easan 1hor srs 80 tol tue stores at th:s not
m nnffe,s n11r ~ f!'s,o;p ;pud1 eat ~ !asalonaote
an5 ,o-o ~ H.. 1o - eaAE, VI tor gossip
mems meet and snend their IT,
ensslps g. 1ne galns o. 1ne past season, and the
iaeaoae ~ ~ apa Ptgmass o. me season to come
M ,t.oe ~ Sis on' 1n1ouEa 1ts not,
Jul p'eaeana SUBMIT lne |
fAh1s; friday, July =, 1884.
me great object OF Germany In general
and Of Pruesia In particular, at the present !
seems to be to throw rtdicule and
contempt upon the late Conference at I'm,
49, s-s ,,,f.- 49,. ,n.s. e1s4s ,aa su.e AZ ton-
aoo, ano snom taas "nen 4e't 10 themselves
The German Powers can manage their own
affairs with complete Success. Great Britain t
failed to do any good by her interference IN
the Da1ish question, and abandoned tho m
4i'enlt NH soneln,ns hhe aiss1ace, after
soH'e mon1hs OF if4ltess aud 1mpotent nego-
ttation. But there is every appearance, aud
Lbe belief is general, that what could nnt he
7o,o v,tb ca ,,,,o,, 1at,a- i. T"N,,, ~
se,.kaa ~ .asS D,.4.:., ..@ooI -. nouoou' VIII oe
r w. 11.a. ~ ri3 :,s,, aepsu'.lous'y &C vienna.