, 1865-10-06

red topics. cothered from personal iuycst,.a-
I,ors n ,ho doctvor,,a and orscra1s NJ n.
s,"a ''sna II 80. oaa cosaaa as ~ 1.n,a,. ~ W.,
~uu' .ia.i.c anu oe.ma onpsani "'ee
him by the naval authorities and officers Of
Ibis country. every facility being accordcd
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ul1 NY .Aaau,nuE aa ~. "11 'rs'1ns
or important IN marine a'lalrs. lie mas ocvo'
led the past three weeks to his Investigations
late naval reviews ut Clerbourr anl Ports |
month hc has vis,trd nil our nrincinal vords |
and vorksbons. been feted by our officers.
onj ,,,1o 1,n,n,,o- ~ Tho irn,t., a,-xica |
unu ", n"ue A.spst ~, 'A .Ho o..su ee4'es
Clun-ho eIhas' nouoFs VIC eons'"eF nefe, 1or
that Club Is the very creme de Ia creme Of our
military aristocracy. lie returns homo with
n hetfcr ontnton than ever of your naval
e,-onnth and wcrc tn tc,I rou that at,er
sstsnstu' anu "elo ~ '.u sou 'ual' a..e.
seeing tne oes1 specunens VI Eu1oPeau naFai
construction and ordnance, he Is satisfied that
there Is not m English OF French iron-clad
Mhlen sou eou.u o',,.. ~. s"sn s.s.,s ~. - "a ~,
snoulo w sun.s " w .A1asat4'u ~
opinion is certainly lhe same Us Its Own, 20
far Us comparative inv,lncrability and weight
of meta. afc concerned, but rs regards the
qualified to judge. al all events, your neet,
tor defensive purposes, Il vustly ahead OF any,
thing We possess in Europe, and II America
were called upon TO assume the aggressive,
which God forbid, ! have little doubt that
you would quickly prove yourselves the
/ look forward, In common with many of my
countrymcn, to visit from IN United States
tsc.t in English waters, In which case you may
rely upon an enthusiastic reception, even sur
passing that accorded TO the fleets of France.
Such d visit would be productive oiitnp0rtunt
lfs Ysf f}.s&f t,,ti1nx mud IN, t11s
ut large.
coxr,vpSr.r porrr,ca.
cn.,,,oa,,, ,,o1;,to. M r,n,a1,- ,,,,
l., 1,,ant a,,"a Ia ~ 1o.ost ~ t5w boro viii
~ ~ sha1,1d u1 4,'a @ fntrorc
~ ~ e., 81" n,iro n,;iiarv nncra.;oSs II ccr"in1r
1ni ns ~ aee'yG hnun', f. n,nenr Sonosan tras
tts"c,,ino hss hasc ~ md tI,rrr ia M question
,.aa,nrn ti,et IL :; o,nr,,nms1t. ;rcr.as;nn Ma
,mcrai ,,n,sar T., - Enrone tE1nl W. shnn1d
hore r. M inck ia fiic taars oT Louis NV. or
i,srlcs i. 10 lind a parallel to The dorp|na-
~, 1,a,r xie,doJ ~ sI,a ErcncI, snrrrairn
.ou .~ar . con+,rcn;n nni}t,cs do mt instn1so
t,,e Fiest Sanolcan In This cnmnnrtsnn. he
canso not1yiihstcni7nr his wi1e .snreeil al}i-
anccs the ,,ri'rriyntr nFincinle which rnyc hI1n
his no,rer WINS fe1r. 9i1i consco ucntlv hatrcd
iudech. the ea1nc mirht be eald Of Loufs XIV
and 1sInrIcs = wl.rcas Nnnoleon m dcnend,
| least oi all upon fhc sword for Lis influence,
! MID muIcs Conservatism Itself hts obedient
1 ynssnl. Ills visit 10 Biarritz is brin, full Of
| imnortancc. and would lead US 10 suppose
| tLat his design is to marshal the whole Of tho
| Western Powers Of Europe In behalf OF Ills
| policy: nc Is positively rcvo!n!ionZlne spaM,
and eaacln;; tile ryIchccs. We 81 @ tne neMs .,,s
This week that he has act1aliy nhae.taAcn Luz :
sFalii, lnf " mas rent INC "e!l hno"n te1ei!a
10 Queen Isabella IL that view, ahd the eln!-
nent hnaneier = afcaay ~ "ush uRoM ,.,,. ~ "
.ask. Inr'asrmSEe' qiu we We canno. na1 a. H.
mfe nm ,or ,nts, nc as psususu ;.s .,,s e,aHs ans
spanish govesumeni 10 seea,afl1e Ivy eno,, .o,,
NOUS properly u Inc church-.Me nrs5 sep
Toward tfccoom IN al eountflcs-an1 mas
chased tfum tie Escu11al that enormous notue
OF monks und nuns VINO governed inc Gouft
mud ate up the suffering people. anu, What
few months ago appeared an absolute impos-
sihlltty, he has indnccu Isabella 70 snno
R1Me, to g're up the Bourbons, and to tGcoe'
nizc the kMedom ol Italy. Ills IS mol al, to,
MeEow ina lhe second son OF eictor Eananuel
visiting the ttuecn OF spa1n, ana rumoEs OF q
matrimonial alliance between the t"o Coufts'
ninsula is being rcs1oftd ~ power undet ~
auspices Esparttra + looked upon as tue
risiuE man, and VIC Lcar, also, OF nniversa
suC,nge Ie1ne aecGrac0 10 tnc spana.us. y
i said mat inc ihlanta OF Spsm u aoont tt
be Ertfolhea 70 thc IIlnce 1mpsfMs, Dy nc
VIII 70 tar toward securing nis oynasH
tntntc years Events 20 mol ai.ly-aaily "nei
this long.sieh1ed nephew OF Ills uncls onc'
gets to work ...........
THE BACKWARD MARCH OF PRUSSIA.
: The relations of P,ussia with the rest o
tlay. md II would seem os though the prcpai
Mi;ons ~ Tho Emneror Nor,oiroy; havr snecfa
rcfcr, rce in Thaf Einwdos,. :. Frussfa, ;, n
nuotc The lonrl,nee Of orc Of our leading "a
,,css a. nov thr STe noire of Eurore - an,
: no country. If we eSccpt Russia. would b
sorry M % to sc her sonndiT handled. Austri
,, md Rnss;o, esrec,ally tho latter arc on III
hIni, riioI of 1rnrress. whereas Prussia
! finiiy becuu1iuE more despotic to her ow,
ueo;,lc. ard insvltInc to The outside world
| nort ri tIc mnrsicr al Prince AifYed's cool
tl,c Frcnrhmnn nj. and, lirht as that cf1
4 c",rstarce may nnncor al tisst sIrht. It
Il ,,1aIt =. ,,-cI;cc rclnifs n thc E,rhS. u 3,nno
+n.nS ~ viii ,crccirc liz. s.ntii. Ir> ri e.
I rnncnn ra,r,s that thc Empror Snpo1eon'
/ ,n.rcr ora 1,3s Tnostcr that Franco wntchf
y n~.r t,,r @ .aCctv of1,,r c,ti rn,. INT am +,
c nns;,;on ~ st3to - NV, n At willis fho .c.;
In ;nsi1nc,sons oS tHc French Minister nj II
",,.t - has1;,, u.,rc tjrs .r-;,ni s,,o,,as, ~ IT,
~ ,.,hoi - .ars .Snre as dsc,doi os 9Sn,s.oc
.M T,oa ofuess were Us aee1aea Us aa.'sE.as "; III
Ino,a.",;, ttat 49, " o.".a;.s T',,,t Eta
, ANIL. ~, anul ~ Ass, Sve i.,i Eie
II noH an, vi ";,;is"n n,ta .orn,n;n,,
IL rr,..;:,, a,Ta,.s ana .,rrsads,,,sr ,,,a~;n,,s
ibs dnm;nncrin'', ar nr;sf ocracv Il liz arnr n,
~. ,' mt, ~ t .at at " =,
~ shv t1o 1,e'asssa a.is.s,; nt 20 ~ y
Is nvW aE .,.'aa"or,. y, son ,1-e :,
e. ~. ~ ,.tanIs.a az cnr-+ ,n5 voc Iii,
l. .t ~ arS ~ ~ co"ni eto1 i =, ~. ,,and
n. s,tmt ne,son unkr or coprrc Ills Eu;c
X burg viii be gnt oil by packed tribunal, b
ry the feeling produced upon the mind Of En-
= land and France will thereby become iuten
se fed, and largely aid the Emperor Napoleon
III Ills ultimate ,!cs'ens upon the Ehenish FRO
~ tr;cs and Throughout Eurorc in relation
=. Schlc,wtr and iiolstcin, and vou will casi
understand that Prussia Is at present in a vc
at rtccarious position, notwithstanding I
o. daring and ability Of her stnt,-at-uothIng r
n marck. 4 few months more and VIC shall 6
en- what We shall sec.
y position. Her late attempts to conciliato t
~ UupcarIans hare met with admitted failu,
Is md She j. hr1,Ginr all her enercies 10 meet
nc war sto,1n which is ttryatcni1e ere long
10 burst. The Empire Is, Of couTsc, in wait
.ir funds; but the Austrian people arc univ I'LL
X, 10 sacrifice themselves further in militia
be operations which arc almost certain to event
at ale IN disaster the Government has theresd
to nc nonse o ,o5 ,Ga
u, the Emperor can first obtain the consent
aa his 'atliamcnt Of ketchsrath' Such rem
q from the RotIschilds Is suggestive. aud lea
1s many to suppose that Aust7ia WILL DC q
on lin as well as Prussia Enssta, again, is
sc imical to the two great German PoWe
Y, viewing with natural dIstrust the for1nati
" OF Gernian 1ect, Whacn Woula seTo9Sly
ut 1nnn ~, vFnsrox,s ,,1yrss.
Is While politics are thus active On tho Con
s., uept, starnancy characterizcs them In Gre
els BsItnln. one Thing, however, Is importa,