, 1865-07-10

IN the r5eht wing Of the E!yseo, on tho Fsu.
bourg St. Honore. A chapel In wSich ~. ~.
Mussu1man tises will be Performed he;n,, s1e
fitted rp- The Emir will 1emain here ahous
three months, and VIII undoubtedly be thc
- TIE purchaser OF Prince Sapo!eop,s
Pompesian villa in the Avenue Moa:aignes
whose name MAS said to be *.shrouded IN
mystery" turns out to bo no other than his
friend n. Emile do G:1ardin. The price Is
.13n now oseposted 70 be, not 1900 francs, but
$4,000 francs. When fsst announcsd for
asked.
Count Albert dc RaTe1 has, accoadIng to
Iattsian correspondent Of the Athene,us,
oeen lett 400 year By N eccentric uncle,
% the condition that, within two years, he
lmarEJ tail, thin lady, Of ''ha.m onious
proportions" with long aud thick golden
| naE. ehe must have an open forehead, blue
| eyes, q brilliant white akin, well made nose.
| small mouth. graceful Limbs, and she Is to
9s !oil o. grace, mud her character L to be
sushtly shaded with poetic lauzuor. IL
bert admits that the condition Is not a hard
one, save In the difficulty Of finding the peer
less beauty who Is to ahlre his 5000 year
with him.
PRUSSIA!
An unusual Interest attaches to the present
state OF affairs IN Prusssa, where, Is recent
steamer reports, the angry propagation Of tho
farltament by the King has taken place. II
Is the old strife between monarch and peo.
pie, intenaided BY the present tendencies Of
the GermanIc mind, and the annually cx-
tending influence Of american ideas, power
fully facilitated by the emigration to this
country, and the Intelligence thus readily !
conveyed to the German masses Of tbs pro
gress Of popular liberty on this side the
ocean, and especially Of the late triumph of
our Institutions IN the war for the Union.
The Immediate question between the PtussIau
monarch n 2. and bis people,, L the reorganization
altered the popular bases Of the Landwehr,
OF militia, as to virtually convert It into
standing army, ofiieered and controlled bT
n'a, and tneretqse absolutely devoted to LIS
interests. The Parliament rejected the plan,
ssu.lDY u. The Parliament thereupon
refused to vote the supplies, aud the
hng took the money, aud then dissolved
Y Pat BODY and appealed to the people. But
hm by bsttef EefalaEH s5as e t. liberty decided against
bera with increased majori&ies.1 Thts proeess
has been repeated several times, but each
election lessons the number Of nd |
1elents q Of the crown IN that bod;, and leaves
he popular or purse. holding branch OF the
Government. Thepolicy Of the liberal party
n the Prussian Chamber of Deputies IS chaf.
lctertzcd By equal wisdom, tirmness, aud
moderation. They haYe always expressed
he utmost devotion to the King and the
monarchy, and .,i the greatest fifmnesa u
'pposlnE his policy. They have conceded
ARE never wavered in theIr hos
lity to the assumption of the Court parry .
0 levy taxes and carry On the Government
Vithout the sanction OF Parliament, The
sudgets have been rejected every year, and
'1otesta have been entered against the con
net Of the Ministers IN converting tho mon
= appropriated for other specialtles to pur-
eses not originally intended, and which
ave been repeatedly condemned BY the ! ,
The King, By the aid'ot his cley- J
r but unscrupulous Minister, u. B,smark.
as SO far set the Chamber at defiance. Tha {
liter has. however, carried CIT the royal q
Jews with spirit and determination wor- :;
~ better cause.
The result Is not difficult to antfc;pate. c.
here can be no doubt that, IN case ora disso. p
lt!on, the people will sustain the Parliament =,
ID decide one more against the King. The u
tier has 20 far committed himself n, the r.
tonafy policy that he may resort to the
sperate expediency Of carrying on the Gov n
nment without the a.d Of the popular brunch ef
lamber Of Peers, having been appointed by p!
n, is the mere instr ument Of the Court a.
IT,, The attempt, however, to dispense e
a tae Lower House, will only part,citate al
olhsion that may prove fatal to the monar-
The contest has now approached al point I.
ere The King must assume the power to y;
; ta1ea without the consent Of ParInment, bo
e attempt viii, undoubtedly, provoke q X
:.ss!s!e, u not an active opposition on The
t OF the people, who viii neyer submit n
8 exercise Of arbitrary power