, 1864-06-05
FROM PARIS.
Daufsh WArPeaco Confercnce-A
Sensation In tho French k<cGtslattve
ApseInbry-The Laird 1nvcatlzstton.

,ntts md supped on short dsggers to read.
sueh seuhme MT, such systematic, chronic
IyinK Wherever and Whenever ehatoW Of |
shows ltscli.
Did not Dennlark, when she though she
xas the, strongest, clutch the two, little
Duchies By the throat and tell them to kick
their best, .henceforth they should be no
moro Dntch, but DANE i, Is. -. l.
They have, Kicked ~ best they could, aid
thei1 Zig contins-Pfnssia and Aust1ia-have
come to tho rescue, snd applied toes and
heels I'LL Denmark now holds up her hauds
and teckous te the western powers to como
and tic doHn her opponents for = month OF
10. Till abe, can get her breath Agzfn.
When Louis Napoleon dtst said to Madam |
England, DeumAfk's daughter h yous sons !
Wite~-sepd q nan over to Paris and will |
start poNder.ksvlnk machine that propose
was no idea that klth or kin Of theirs could |
be beaten. Lord Russell said plain Anglo |
6a1on-No. All the Hofld knows that MA
chine did not work i.
One, two, three Of Dsnnarhs . strongho1ds
have fallen, and 10, abe has become the new
model for the statue of Patience, with tho
well-mcrited preA1, per.
# England wss al 1rst aftaid that the pow
de1.saSi1g machins Of Napoleon, was more
calculated to elevate the Imperial E1.leA
than to accomplish any other result, she has
moved steam and electricity, heaven aud
Garth, 10 bring ono to London, over which
Lord Russell 5ov pres'aes: Tbs aennt3ia tsia
cess cessation Of :kostilIties In : Jut-
landI" Come Of the English Journals fondlY
dteam that In that short period Peace Il 60
ing to hatch ard brood Ia tho little peninsn.
il, so those tcrce victorious Prussfans will
bo 80 changed by little rest and reflection
that in one shert months time they will he
ready to 60 back to their homes IS tame and
harmless as uofed6ed gosliDEa. Could 1nao~
Tint?
There has been much good ale aud heor,
and Rhinlsh ~ino and good English beef,
spoiled, and eome good jokes nearly SO: but,
IS su index OF tho amount OF War power
that France or England calculates to back
up iii this talk With, We may look to the
harrow EnElIsh Channel, along the coasts OF
France and England, without protest, wh1lo
they have been sitting In conference, on its
Nay 10 give battle to the Danish Aect-the
battle at Heligoiand, In which tho latter has
been victorious. The news waa cheered
when received In the British Parliament.
To need not fear England fighting for tho
Confcdcrptes when she stands aloof from
battle loE Denmark, to whom she ID clIfed By
tie marriage Of her Prince, and when no
pains kaye been spared that could raiss SYM
patby among the people for that country,
uSA4Huh NJ 6Qt A+4e hlHhtt QESu "a EuG UAl-
nnce Of continental power, ehe now thinks
| most Of Eetpiug the commerce Of the world
In her own hands; 1t Ia the widest channel
that shc can turn her surplus labor and capt
| tai into.
France, It would seem, II willing to do
any amount OF advising or couterring, aud
probably some fighting, where II will pay.
| But It wonld be extremely awkward to With
draE any force from Italy to plunge into any
new War, for then Garibaldi would walk inte
Rome, and United Italy would be a fail
match for france In power, not quite &c
| pleasant ueighbor as she Il now. Then
there is Aa1inliian, he mnat b. assisted In
climbing the throne OF Mexico.
And nnplcaaantly enough, though perfect
II able to check them, the Arab Chiela In tue
colonies OF Africa, art fsmenting a Eeaef1l
resurrection md xrmtd force mu5s b sent
there. Ged is in all these things, 50 let on,
eaglo sc1esm and the old banner wave thro'
cannot refrain from Aliuding to Tho sad
den termination of Gsriba1dis Visit, though
The public may have been made acquainted
With 1be various speculat3ons on thtt point
EDglant's Envoy, Lord Clarendon, Was II
rs1is, IN consultation with the Emperor
when that Intense anxiety suddenly brokt
out in the London atfstocracy. about tht
Generals health, they all at once discovering
that he wac bling killed with tho admiration
Of the people. The Duke Of Gouthorlsni
must take him In hia yacht and carry hin
safe from any admi,lng eye. in his own it'll
cottage at Caprera The General could d.
J no less, as q guest, thsp to ac9uicace In tn
belief, that, thong he might ba able to con
duct campaigns and meet hostile armies, 70
It would cer1 atnly kill him to meet the tru
EngAth heart spontaneously rising to homo
him.
It would not hare been very difficult 70
the Emperor to suggest to Lord Clarendon
Willie consulting, the awkwardnesa ther
would be, IN France Rnd Auatria's mGetfu
In Peace Conference At London, while til
and front Of the war In Italy. Tier
wns hitch OF matters aud the General
health, which he affirmed was very goot
1 wss the ready scupo goat. This bcnevofen
, feeling carried every thing its Own way for
dsy. People We're eorrJ for Il hut still coul
OF England began to growl over her disal
X Fointlnent, and the London populaco bccanl
:, 20 suspicious that the Emperor had sfgnitle
his tlsplcasnrc, aud thst was the real calls
Of the return, that Lord Palmcrston VI
called Oh III tho House Of Lords to rofute ii
+ rumor.
) True they langhei at tho thought Of suc
Interference with their guest, but Eref
bodies, as well as small, concede 1n{nt
points, when they hare an object TO bc gail
ed. They laughed inst as Pater-famillaa i
= vi en- called On to tefute some family slal
a der that is patent to every one; hugh mo-
WHEN the grounds OF belief arc atrongeat, Il
then 1t is easier to laugh than argue. Thel
: Was another speculation which tho Pre-.
!. oply touched daintlly, viz: TINT the arlst
:, ctacJ wcro a8tontshcd 1t the unboundad Il
}, miration Of tic common people for this rev
J; lutlonary hero, and din visions OF tho dem
c1acy t1at waAto result from IT, had givt
come Of the moro nervous ones the nigh
o mare.
9 Here il little straw that moro probsb
= shows which way tho wind blew at that tim
. asserta that Enelish papsrs s1 whiea contain, co Ia
- accounts Of those London ovations tosrt n
l. dt'itfred At their destination In France, whl
n those that coptafnad no such matter VIC
received as usuait
Th,s matter Of the liberty Of the press b
fepeh 'eHfss H1ss.vs ts nsssub9 ba,Fng g{hs IN
!. -rsek- n. Picard, in a speech on Ii
- subject, "ssid the majority must change, Il
r. law on tho liberty Of The press must come
% an end, or their e1lcs ard that iav ropId snd
d aesher." There IVES sensation and ma,
~ Tic President OF tho Assembly, tho Dul
- dc Moruy, demanded an explanation, whi
10 was 3nylly made, and the offensive eeuten
t. modified, snd order, restored.
., Those are stiong words to q governmer
~ HUCIG puG C1uQ0L Walk QUnQfeQ Y&Fl6.
=. any direction, without meeting an arm
Is police, Us iu1ly equipped with musket a
q sword as Ii ha w2s going into battle; 81
,e where tho police come every day, to ca
house, public or private, and demand u Ii
ko Of all the guests, with full name, age, Ia
10 residence, business and place Of birth a1
,o destination.
b. 1t would be rather m unpleasa
i. finale to Ill This attempt ut regulating 9th
IL nations matterB, IL there ehould bc wo
" eprinEtng up at homo for the Emperor
IA look after, This law On the press Is the &
ID tock that wrecked Louis Philippe and his p,
dece4sors.
The Investigating Court, to look into t
y affair Of LsituFs steam rams, will prohsbly
o@ the next matter Of Interest on The Lond
Ia -tapis, which Lord Palmerston has said
Earl Derby would take place this mon,
At One thing wo may confidently expect, 3
T. that IL, II iron clads aud war materials Z
~ checked In their flow towards the Coufed
= acy, those purses will contribute largely
~ wards placing aCopperhesd In the Preside
tial chairht our Novembe. elections. Tt
I'd will change tac1ics, Int utvigflance must a
>. viii meet bribery and foil It,
i. L1TuoHA
Of, LATER FROM TME FROM,
IN Patriotism OF the 100 nay men-9
~ 600 RcinforceEncnxa Join Grant
Is. Tho Army RnfhNslnAtlc.
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