, 1865-07-11
Nbtcago Qrtbn1lf.
1; TUED5AY, JULY II, 1866.
/; E1UROPE.
Improved Views in France
on American Affairs.
BRITISH policies.
e.-s
The Parliamentary Canvass.
4 CHOLERA PANIC. ,,-
The Atla1tic Telegraph Gable.
The Parliamentary Canvass.
4 CHOLERA PANIC,
The Atla1tic Telegraph Cable.

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The At1a1tic Telegraph Cable.
fcc,reepcnderce Of the Chiesgo Ttibune.]
:PARls, Friday, June =, 1865.
AsI mentioned recently the unlayo,ablo
view which has been at first taken BY pub
lie opinion In this country, Of the late action
OF the American Government toward the
South, 80 Unjust now notice TINT that Im-
preston. begins already to exhibit signs Of
modification. People, in short, have had
time TO reflect that tho experienced states
men and commanders now holding oflce in
Washington, are moro likely to form right
Judgment as to tie real condition of the
stateslatelyi in rebellion, and Of the ncasu.cz,
whether Of amuts'J or otherwise, necessary
70 be applied 70 them, thsu parsons residing
in Europe This Is so seleeE,dent fa:I, thai
one would have thought It ought to have
been recognized and to have carried great
weight from the first. But such Is not al-
ways the case and people carried away by
the idea Of what they supposed Tou1d have
been Mr.. 1+tncoln'e policy, and by their real
admiration. amounting almost to enthust-
asm, for that exquisite mixture of dignity
and grace" as Count Mon nta1embert calls 1t,
to be found In the correspondence between
Grant and Lee-peoplc, I say, carried away
By these sentiments, imagined that nothing
remained To- be done but to shake hands all
~. a;.t;.sa,,e.. -. 81
~ ~. 'I,.5 ~, a1G sa'i,
aa;,ane me- mt 1,1ra.,.ra i-"t Sietenca BY BY
t1aef n...nr nv ~ Is.a +h;nrs dia 80 1oo,s
probably quite 80 eouatur de Tose as when nt1-
ra,,esantst;cns II. .epsSh1e Amr;cs - arr;rin no
a;taet T.a1, Waahf1n+nn renn1c1. S;th th6
o.n1;n. corxic;;nn that IN nntbnr1t;.a ~
6nu,n 1,ntf, hroW hest wh.t IA fnr the renera1
ra1fsr, ~ of,hn rnuntrv sand mcrn n AZ 1nnn
Il hsye nrnlueed ai,eady. I perceiye. a rrsat
vIews taken hy persons of hirh I1nsit;on.
a1Sms - S.r..i.,e. ~. u .9a"I -
1neIe ls a Eenela4 ospos1tlon no" eslaGea 70
Faat qulel1y aEo see "1at 1uf!uer acsion Ii
taken upon TINS t.mous amnesty, Wnlcn mas
mace 20 nnen NOISE emongst ns, and so N
cttaseo con1osnce enAs ~ Ma3 Us u. unce y
WISER ano & evTn mo1e me1cIa. M msasute tnan ~
was 81 nte% ahen , 10 ": ~ n3pHS 70 e7n'
feS 70 wv ials , i!anSx1 ;.s., ssaee " ieSns W
tne sasge tgeEe,sinc ag Aa'e H' o'up' 'nAs A.
re st ~ nsasas's: s.1'a ,f a,ra,5oo,s ,,,,,,. r.
to haEe TAI 1oTGaols % M numoei NJ NE ~ saa,-
n 49, ~ h,s - nana
s someIS Toposes 8 ~ M has so'I r. aeee 1
slon 10 oa!Ge % an1 " cfaG ane osla IN Aani,
fefhA,3 VI At5e!nan 1uoelEoeenee. but
lnCmnee - oEu tne p p.saeus -. oGsctlons ~
Souf .d teaess tnn ensenment, ',4 ana VII
nos, aG's oa;a.aa ~ sne sao}sIt ~ Pre-
muss tea ule pnags nn.Gn tte 4a.aUnaA .a =.
greatness ana success nase won 1ef tneM u
Eu,opt. aIu eaauo: W utaetM1se tuan sIa~t-
nsu u. -utm ttSs paGu. LII ~. !'4sss nase
aisa5s eeen iiVnfasTs WIN tne Empress
E1svEe;; "o", y. M.e SAe osen I4oss peoal'
Romcn. hecen y INC Ame.lcan mlhlstef
was nonoItd VITA an cspeciAt fe4osst 70 ssn1
IN . ikt @ Eaues lor iaVl1ausns 10 dcf Aa'
1es1S's private csele-
| - -
H"W the Rotttn Borough System
| Worhs-Netr Esecssons sre Conduct
| HE1a,11t,., I+nart -. LnM1nontes Me,a In kna
Taaonn H.- sssSn SUI. 49,. LII
| l.oneon eot1espoousnes Ne" ieFk ttloune.l
| a lew 1ehn1As on 1u9 general Nussltons
lnvolFen by tte esisls-n II may be catied
| such-~1u here mol be out Of place. Mo6t
tlon upon E0Elish. pol1t!cs, Dat reminder,
Involving a ftw-a very tew-statlctlcs, may
be pertinent,
| lbs House Of COMMONS consists Or Ga
members. namely: for England. 1893; for Ire
land, i1O5; fur scotland, IS. According to
land and Wnles Tas so.Goo.0o0, and Of tha.
number. 5, ,O00 oO were male adults. Well,
ont Of that number. only sU,OQQ were repre-
/ serted, leaFirg 4,S1,U0o non.repre.entcd.
These figures quote from Nr. Baints, in the
-. Tn..t,,-,.,,-, aa,z ,.o-syz -aay
1nns 1hg Eunslltu..on a onty lccoEnles ;,.;s Pr
mae adult 70 I'VE as possessing anE pontlca!
rights. In the House Of Commons, supposed
| TO represent the people, the landed interest
claims o53 Eests; tie army and navy, 81 the
lsw, 50; the laborer, be be artisan OF plow-
an- ~ gT' ri, -. ~. sa.,. ~ - ,s.o.s thst'
seals are nu5u " tue sons " peela, ., tnsi.
ntmlnees; II :s' tnetetole, lnutspataole enat
! xorkip. classes dtItnd wholly on the good
| Eatu1c CT stpse Of fustice or policy Of their
| snca1fed t.snne,fors y Their pojifIral nnaI-
~, i. fnf.rInF ~ that ~ +f,esr fs1ioT.cnnnr n,
ton as ine1or .t 70 ~. % tae1
! u3mIn ~ tae ~ ~ Soiou .nAt a.ea -
! you propose 10 Eiesa.e tae ane1lc!n slase OF
ses1eioaS 70. 1a@ tne5 knoH ana a1e ois.
franchise amountin. 10 universal .utfi iags and
ihc ballot II is com pu:ed that ont OF
| s00 ON rotc,s in Enr.aui ara Wates. 40 n3O
nIc ,ert,e.,a -ots,e " - .e,,,'as;sr ~.
lnE toe cpAscseotu'us f91aa ~ . mul9tts.
| Eqnaltzatlon ol slectofa4 ulsuic's ls !iAe~i y
imIeratlseiy ncesssa.s !" sssule NY ,a1 ~, ~.
| vnfer IN a snail borough often possesses ths
+ f1nerre ~ fiftv IN a larre onr. Thus. Ruck:
innhs,nshir, rnnfains f,nr forou1hs, ea.h
lnsnaansIme s4nH 4Sn 3nsImha,a .n3 ,fsse ncm'
cne eenolpg t"o aotns; nooGEe-1cclna' noo GEe 1cn'
btEa tor 1he eonnt3-M aA e!eseu me'noefs.
| But the population OF The whole county l.
on1v twn m, u1h;rs. Then. IN the adjoining
cc1;nty or Bed'o,d, which possesses but four
sou5 49, ~. ne51or3 ~ tuso .nr +ha cnuntu an
of i,s towns has no repr. s:ntaave. And
glancns ~ 1oe taA returns }oa ~ atsc oser u:
same monstrous ano@sl!ss l, q soo eas aa thsst
times The power Of so oo9, an nnd - go ooo more
peNncaV satuc thaa sWso' an anu y