The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-08-16
Special Paris and Continental Cores
pondence.

PARIS. July 18th, 1856.
10 he Editor Of ne Clarion and Standard,
sir--Whiist am writing, the Frussians
are, no doubt, making their triumphal eutry
into the capital Of Austria. Austria, after
campaign which lasted but fortnight,
is definitiyely crushed. and the Emperor,
Francis Joseph, is now obliged to recollect
that he is King of Hungary, and that the
Magyars have twice saved the Austrian
Monarchy.
The enthusiasm which showed itself in
Vienna after the battle Of Sadowa, has al
ready given way TO complete discourage
ment. Tho Bnrgomaster Of Vienna has i'm
plored the Emperor not to defend the CAPT.
tai and expose its inhabitants to the horrors
Of war.
The Bayarians have been beaten by the
Prusssians at Aschafienburg. The Federal
army of Hesse has retired from Frankfort ON
the Main, and the brave Senators have re-
tired to Augsburg, taking with them the ar
chiyes of the German Diet We hear that
J tine rulers of Frankfort are beginning 10
change their tune, and now express great
admiration for Count Won Bismark--the
man chosen by Proridcuce, as he is now called
by the Federals
Count Bismark was deservedly born with
a silver spoon in his mouth. Everything he
takes in hand seems to succeed 1t must be
owned, even by those who are inimical 10 the
Prussian Premier, that he is no ordinary
man. 1t was during the time that he was
Ambassador In Paris, in 1859, that he con
ceived the plan which we have zen so adj.
mirably put into execution Thoss who are
well informed on such matters assert that |
il was his wont to sit and ruininate In a |
dark room, much TO the astonishment of the |
attaches, who little thought what he was |
| connecting. -Four years ago, Count Won |
Bismark said to the Prussian Ambassador in |
Paris, prince Mettennich, You will see thai |
| shall one day re-establish the electoral
law of 1S4S and make Germany uritedn-
Prince Methernich laughed at the young
Prussian diplomatic, but the Prince, playing
ambassador, has every reason to regret that
he was 50 short sighted
The armistiee proposed by Napoleon III
has been failure. The King of Prussia will
not consent to an armistice nntill Austria
has agreed TO retire from the German Con-
fedeaton. 1t further requires that Isturia
and ItaliOn Tyrol shall be given up to Victor
Emanucl-Austria has refused. The Empe-
ror of Austria thought to shake off Italy by
the cession of Venetia to France. The CON
traTy has taken place. Prussia and Italy
are determined not to stop until Austria
shall be entirely crushed; besides which the
Italians are thrsting to avenge Custozza.
Austria, seeing the failure OF what she con-
sidered clever dodge, las now decided
upon keeping the fortresses of the Quadrila-
teral.
CLALDINI COMMANDMENTS CHIEF.
La MOrmora, who has shown himself to
be bunrgler equal to Benedel1, has been SUI
perceded by Cialdini, who has crossed the
,Po at Vovigo and now occupies Vienna, a
central point which commands all the high
ways and railroads OF Venetia.
Latest adyees inform us that the Italian {
n begun its march towards Vienna,
gill meet the Prussian army com 1,
ing William in person Ii
tUsTRA LosT?
hough in q very critical \
does not allow itself to [
by the proclamations of
n1AQd by the recollection u
by Hayman, it may 5
Mouse of Haysburg and -
run-l say it may, but
kossuth is indefatiga-
Stir up the population of
herto with bnt little snc-
gIue it is, that--dH the tcOrld is a
Ham, of Prussia who in 1913, had
nc Prhssian patriots shot in the trenches Of
<2sltadt for demanding a German Parlia-
*ent, is now insisting upon the constitution
1000 being restored to the Magyars. The
Emperor of Austria, who has so often been
eld mp as model or eonstitutionalsm is
ow being run down as the personifcation
| despotism by the bloated corporal who
tyles himself the restOrer of German Ma
onality.
From what we can gather in the Russian pr
ress, there can be no doubt that the az "a,
of Prussia is beginning 10 m,
luse some uneasiness to the Car The Ga
'tte of Moscow says that Russia is not de- g.
rons OF seeing any change in the present :
ate OF things in Europe. The ardour of
russia and Italy may perhaps force the Car
ITO changing his attitude. The Prussians
fact, have entered Frankfort where they
ave been received with little sympathxssiitf ----
true, but no matter thai,,--- si4'is peeh
eat II is usefess for the old Diet to re-
re to Augsburg; lle Prussians will form n
Nv one, which will take precedence over
e other the instant it dates its sovereign
,crees from Frankfort,
Prince Napoleon, who left Paris few days
70, for Havre, has been suddenly recalled
7 telegraph. His Imperial liighness Will v
art Immediately for Italy 70 20. :
You will already have heard of the o. IN 4
,nnell ministry. He has been succeeded Hal
the Duke of Valence, but this is a change tan
ithout a difference. h NJ,
With the best viii in the world, Waravez con
not the man who can remedy the evil. gisi
ne wounds of Spain are too deep, and will bot
ouire more energetic hand TO heal them,
d to extricate her from the difficult posi-
IN in which she is placed. sah
II is rumored that the situation viii pre-
mt the Emperor and the ceurt from Wis
ng the provinces II is the intention of
e Emperor to repair to Versailles, there 10
end a month or six weeks, and that during
G stay of the court it is the intention OF
e Emperor to give a grand Venetian fete,
lich shall surpass anything yet attempted
en- in the time Of Louis XIV. who il is well
own spent millions IN decorating this
endid royal residence. Should the report
true that il is the intention of the En-
rOr TO spend some time at the little LiraROH =,
Is viii be the first time that this famous =
ildng has been inhabited by royalty since and
Z death of the unfortunate Louis XVI. hair
The needle gun is still the topic Of CONVEX -
ion. We hear that the French Minister nos
War is daily besieged with letters of per- dres
Is having an improvement on the ileech- deal
ding needle r1tn We are Glad TO say that -.