, 1866-06-02

mcnts Of foreign Statcs.''
spirit Of tile dsernnn-tnseTfcn PrcAx,
Tie Lsusy1lIe Eotks5lat, Of the 5Jth uls, has an
interesting article upon Ferdinand Blind. The
"iscr does not dffcRs. the genera question wheth-
,sihc atsnssination of iyraut ts Justified m:
Ger any circumstances, but connues his remarks to;
consideration of the motives which prompted this
young man to attempt, ny such desperate mesn,.
the removal Of he IIuss!an minister. He feels this
s!utr 10 bc the pcre incumbent ureE tim, from the
fact that long scqua1naancc has :naue known to
Lin tic nobility Of soul and the passionate p,trot.
'%11 Of 1hf- unfortunate youth. '.When,'' say. thu
writer, +'we 1oak the COMM. bsttle-Htlds upon
"h1ch the sors Of GermanF shall he slaughtered,
E"t tor fteedon or for unity, ,r 10 deliver the
county from sotetsn oppression. hut to subeerve
'fe Interests cf dynasty; when we see The people
sanding Trembling. an1lous and m u. t.onless with
M hopc Of taaiverarce. II .e NO. to he wondered
y. thns. undc- such circumstance, youn. Blind.
~hn had rireaed into manhood .:nder The influences
ii thc fcrvlt patriotism Of hts :ethcr'e home, and
a!'" sa- f,ui!ar with the deeds Of Scesofa, OF
Bsusns and 4 Tell. could no 1cnSer re~tra,n him
:slf when h1 saw tho rust. and Misery Into shich
.culless dtspoti-sn a'ont 10 pitnce hf. father
and A:t:he day that this WEE Of brothers shall
''resk ont, he curtes Of the people Will he upon
tho head Of him who c0nsptred With Ma
l'ofcou for The aggrandixeMent Of the house
III A4GkNlhS huA eet I49N4n SDN ANQ
teruau iiood upon tic hazard. The fasce uF di.
I:onacy had ended; the a1u1ies, hind engines OF
fow'r. :2crc Ia tic field. Napoleon had spoken;
hc p1ca Of his pcusralit7 was to he the territory
! II The hn3nc. and the question OF German unlly
noald. bs means Of this s:rngglc, be rcm,yed far
iEto ass future. Young Bltnd wa fnl!y 4 aaarc of
:I thts. AIT his fiery cn,kAsiasm and courage i'm
I."iu.4 blm to make tho attempt 10 remove bg one
Le. Nerate etrukc thu .uthor OF these calamittcs
IL. did ntr4r% hrSf nj
| "sM knew what the consequences would he 10
i:nlsclt. Tn the other hand, hts prospects tn The
1a.usc wctc bright. HIS circumstances were cs.y,
:aEs hs associates were the cultivated aud d.s,tn-
:uf>hrtl ot almost every natiou. Not only Nas he
i.any 10 sacrifice all .hie, bnt he va, ready 10
tfln: 10 the al'ar the peace o! bis family and make
! tceola'c Ills owr hcarth-slonc.e
~: child he was loving and obedieHt toward
ILL., lsnuss, and IN youth he enjoyed the highest
esiern al hss teachers and coupantons. The zeal
m!t!l which be pursued lits studies 1s ovinced IRON
The nnn,rrous prizes which he rec.ispd In the Eng
llsh schools. at the University Eo,lcc. and at the
Academy Of uohenheiul, In Germany, aud from his
.stcnihc pspcsr, written at The ara Of twenty-five.
which found tlcir way into both the English and
the German prcss. His haud. the hand Of tte
accomplished rhnrp-hootcs which earned olr shs
tl.st rnzc At Wimbledon Common, MAS drn ant
| SHADY when he lcycltd his weapon, ana a cont o
mail ou'r eavcd Bl=mark from gong 10 his laii
account
lhe cincinnati 1o.l.bidu Of the 3b,h 1lt,,no Oh
7sfve. hsi, in the event o between lrassia anl
.tnst1a, the German. Americans will disid,
themselves INTO two pari,cs. a. nas tn
| case duIpe the last war m italy,
':irrs the standpoint tbe Austrian sympsthizer
.hus: "Austr1a possesses ycne,ia With The SAN
tl.hf that France does Al:atia and Lorya1nr. Nj
,s,'ron un,c took the {1taIiau) war to win purua,
~, TO exleud the houndancs Of France, and Il
crcasc In Italy dependent ally. Had he been Dc
:esteu br would have been rutned. With him OH
of the way, the liberal mo"emen, in Eu:ope woul
havc gained new Geld. and not only Italy, ou
t;eln,any would have i,ccn AFFORDED an opportnnis
10 ,ccons,ruct ihcts, Governments upon tie ta~l
II national unity and civil liberty But, on ii
U!rr hspd. another result might hare taken piace
| With the eueeess OF Austria there might have bee
arsa,1 entry uf she allie. Into Paris, and rtstt
sslIon OF thc old Bourbon reglms. Should Austs1
!osr ami itu>sfa secure the duchle., suJ posslbl,
-aSo,s, Hanover. and the iIanse towns, Sapolco
!. NUT have the Ger:nsn Rhine provinces, 10 cou.
: 'trncl lhe au9men'e1 power OF ,hIs kingdom, AZ
, preserve fhe general equilibrium. Prussia, wos
y th. war, will hc as bad con tts.on to rsl
| '1est demand. as that In which Austria will hu
i'cT.cK.
The New TURK dhe1d-<i,ung Of the aSln ult., Leaf
: sH upon the Mexican question. The sojourn
u >;MS IN The halls Of ihe Mou,czun,as IA no. noS
quc-1fon Of limo, bnt question OF stosf time Th
%itpaion is represented painful and hum,liatIr
IN the rxtromc. The influence which his wife cxet
o:cs him s n*.icned a. the only rca.on for his
Il :.1:DtuE lunErr. His dream OF forming 4 na,tor
afiy among the Liberals and better clas. OF Nj:
= c,ns Ia. yanfthed into thin air. The most tht
e 7s.u'd ',svc aecompl: he'd would have been 10 "a
cef1an rer<onal popularity among the lover clA
II e~,ttptc1aty among the Indians. lie could take
of .aot in the political life oi the eonnry; he v.
.tF7T& &dSufn frrn$ $0nH ThA AHt Hat
H. circumstance must be the Consciousness that he
:, peos;oner OF Ftance- II he hooed 10 improve
Tuauc:ai cordltion In Mexico, be has bten sat
- disappointed. Old Leopold, Of Bcl9iu
&c hf- Ia,he1in.saw, rho had rather
Al Gne nose, after the termination
stc war OF tde rebellion in America, fooS 90
,asc 10 provide that the four OF Eve million. Of d
l.r> "h:cl he let hi. daughter IN his last will q
u testament could not oe embarked in the M1ktc
i" prcu:a,Ion. Maxsmtliau goes, OF course. hi, vi
TO tttut 1he At<ndssiftra9 s!aies :he Apprrhcnslc
at II these vho fear that Seward is about 10 ri
ID :ou' II ia feared that he il ,nnicning with II
a. cid t,iekttef Sana Anna. Saofs Anna, who
10 years sFo was the Buchanan Of Mexico, unit
- whose leadership the impudeuce and ~
" Esncs Of the ptieet party eulmInstcd-!t v
;.ra:u*t 1hezp, that the revolution WIS directed
Al ~hlch Juarez occupied the Famc relative po:tu
th that Lhcn1n atersard. did IN America. and the
a osutiou wat only prevented from being carried I
,c. :ucccxstu1 iesue by French Intervention. Perhs
NJ Napoleon. II he could not reconcile with his
~, Mtg to recognise Juarez, whom be has branded
bandit chief, might 1nd no dlliculty In fecos
III ring the old fox, thould Msx,millu resssu in
IN tasor. .'Whcther these fears be veil GROUNDED
In po, ob-ezvce this Journal at Is, ~ We belle
Ey. .niy III this direction that the Mexican qnes1
an can affect the honor otthc United States
IN TIE Illinois SIcats ZeIt1ng Of the 3lst utlr
,e sc.- IN the European situation the results Of
49, ,loc,r1ne OF no.plusiru. IL an tho Statc,ris
~ tao,l" Of Louis Napoleon and William I. The p
icy ..le oi both thee champion. OF despotiam
mi ncii, Cd 10 war. P1usela heEs, Fsauce probes
'it tic one powts1csN nuc The Other has foE<
IN ten the days Of 1oui- XVI Charles Z. and Lo
,ot Philippe. Wien will tie people ccase to be
o. pie. lhna. o! thelf princess znt rise to a;Aert Il
ro- rights and ,he5r d1crttJ!'t
- Tic philsdelphis City ltrn has piece Of q
~ pofsessed BY no other journsl. 10 ,hc edeet !
''t. Hou. Frcat1tct v. Seward, son Of The dituugu
I'd secn'aD Of state, '-is 10 De the next Cover
tn l NJ Mem ynrE