, 1866-09-11
EUROPE.
Cur London Letter,

*A@0.A no40 Nte"1AesfkHeE Ii uoL ELL IN LQe
acshi How he ropll rejoice at the present
aspect the world. Peace has been con.
cluded between Austria anl Prussia, between
frusata and DaTaria. between Prussia mud
Wurtcuburg. Prussia aud Russia appear to
be on very good t. rms. Prussia and France
are not going to quarrel Just yet. Belgium
Ia reassused. The 1mperialists of Cronstadt
arc toastlhg the Republicans OF the United
States, and the Republican representative a,
st. Petersburg assures the world TINT under
the best Of mcn Monarchy Is the best form
Of government. The representative Of the
non posstmus at Rome Is to retain the Vatican
under the suzerasuty of the Revolutionary
and cxcomnunicated King Of Italy.
!, There y pchec even at southampton, ,whcre
Jnmsica-.>a map" says the Telegraph, "con.
spieueus for his tenderness ana moral
worth"-hayc eaten their dinner In quiet,
and where his opponents hare held their in-
9iGnation meeting. passed resolutions con.
de,nBatoiy of Ills illegal and cruel acts, aud
the lamb may now lie down together in peace.
The Temple Of Janus maY be Shut forever.
By.the-by that very ancient aud respectable
hcathen god Is sometimes represented With
the number Is In one Of bis Aauds. Did this
signify that the new era Of peace was to date
,
prophetic fancy Of Dr.. Cummings 10 insert
On u before G5, and the solution of q mystery
that has perplexed classical mytl9lo.ista
would be complete. Tie annexat1onjst
needle gun may hencefosth be suffered to
rust. NAPOLEON may give up trying further
exEe5lments viii. the Chasserot musket,
which At present only enables q man to dis
charge four shots il ihisty-two seconds. halt
the shots being effective at a range OF 100
metres. When the reign Of pea &c il fi,rthe I'D
vnnccd m doubt the effectiveness ofthe weap-
onwtll be more complete, I TheLie,e gunsmi1hs
arc throwing away time aud capital in elabo-
rating an arm that will discharge sixteen shots
minute. The Spencer aud Springfield rides
may be sent TO museums AS relics of q world
that has PASSED away. General Peel, our
present Var Administrator. has given all
order for the supply o. $4,000 reael-load-
crs to be ready By the iisst Of April next, but
tle very day is significant Of The folly Of the
order The sword In fact Is to be turned
into the p1ow-s'are, and every man Is to
enjoy himself under Ills own vine, that is to
enr, Ii he has the means Of doing so. which
Is not always the case. Hcnccfozt11, these Is
to be general concordance aud universal fra
te7nltf. Sadowa's hlootay day. and the
needle gun hare worked miracles. Peace and
justice have shaken hand5 ut tho boundary
OF the Main.
Such, & little enlarged, were the seuti~
Nepts that pervaded the public mind, as rcp~
resented Ia large portion Of the press, on
the Withdrawal Of tha French claims. No
the policy aud the wisdom Of NAPOLEON Yt
saw the tendency Of the nge. He perceived
that the bent OF ercn tho Ffencl, mind and
ot French society Tas toward commerce. and
the arts Of peace, and prs*to the sky became
clear, and rot the least trace q the storm re-
fact nov: That the whole rrcss of Paris,
from the .]oHrna1 s1es Dfbats to the Nonde, has
denounced, Ia denomnclng. and will denonncc
In every mood aud tense the PTussiun an
nexations. Has the mot si'ufdfs been issued
to the French journals to prepare the way :?
never had q second opinion about the cx-
Fcctant attitude Of France during the war
between Austria aud Prussia and Italy, and
the demand for rcctidcation Of frontier that
was nude on its cessation Either an nr-
rangcment was made between Napoleon and
Rismark, at Biarrjtz, With regard to the
French share Of the spoil, and Bfsnlark Is
only waiting to have things cool down In
Germany, ia carry nut the arrangement, In
which case there will be no war; or no ur-
rangeIuent was made, OF, if made. violated.
Aud In that case VIC certainly stall have une.
Napoleon spoke too plainly IN bis Auxerrc
speech, and In his letter to Drouyn dc
Lhuys to rccede: lie cannot do 50. lie IS
rope. Every one who was not a lero-wor-
shipper forcsaw the result oi the Mexican
expcd1tion--thc madhcst adventure that was
ever undertaken since the days of Don
Quixete. TIC latest news on the subject is
tnat me Empress OF aicSico mas te1s rarls
anu returned 10 INC thateam Of A'Eainas III
SIcal e;1 sofr"N anu dist1eSs. lhe p1escnl COZ.
friends 10 Marshal Bezatue; hut rs tho an
dtpendtnes Btlae very truly remarks, :" The
dar the american Union conquered Its in-
.st.a' n, ~ s4eHi'Es sonueiuncu 4Wpsfsat MeSl-
Co.. .n.s 9lina anu nfeak.heek sieSiean
sS5cam1on S9 .lnaea,r mas FEE france maen o!oo!
at SEEING fhe most Important event Of his
fe:en cfnM9linE TO runs any one q osdi-
nafy foresight mlghI nave predicteu VEAL has
napleAeu, anu t4S hMpsIof hust Aks the
G G.nsGSufnges o. my StuRia knl9n!> n!>c1lantlng.
Inc Inc @hngnsh pfess, Th.eh haiterea nm Jew
ran 5,ts;a lepfesents nm 10 a Wood-Gat as \
CnHlonfcr picking up rags ana waste
paper IN q street IN Berlin, and
nsmafh otas hlm heSohe. 10
Hh1ch nc ob'tgin.lv assents. In tho
carton Of !'nnch Bismark and Napoleon
afe p;e,s seasea a. tan1c Ritl dsh o. hnmnle m
re beiore them. Bthmatk says that o.! Tho
other dishes arg gone and that hnmble pie IS
t1e only one ieit TO which &c Will kindly help
hla guest. Napoleon awaits with Infinite
gnod VIII.
The weekly press Of to-day ls In the came
spirlt: Ihc Etominer concludes - bitter = ar-
tiele as follows: Napoleon III believes !n his M
winning: We are not without hopes OF see
lns p9Eilcai lusttee aeal ont me fetrl9atfons
q political Justice, Is possible that tho
Emperor may ne able to restrain himself ios
yeSr q g.; Y may purse hls wrath tt!l at-
s1f xa1 led to he DISPUTE ss aas ns
aid Prussia, % Eill tals Austfo;f f5assian
war lead to var between Franco and PRUSSIA
nniest ffnssla yitids 70 france. Ing En-
petor has nas .oa y pickle ana nc VIII kcep
Ihefe ~ ing time comes TOT craving II
out. II present ne and bismaEk stang very
tbs two IRISH eiiefta!ns, o,Ne,l and o'Don-
nell: Pay ne ny trioate, or else- wrote
tue former; - owe son mont, ana If Was
tdc spirited relo1nder; am very much OF the
opinion oi heartch Hc1ne, taat had hed2s,
egE oeen made into an omelette, there xonsd
PaGtac pallhoocs ot the iuiierses, sec .
galle-tierman war ut no great distance OF
TING from inc present.
The thtFty.sixth meeting OF the british
ASSOCIATION lor the aavancemsnt Of science
as Fses1eat Ssea r 1 te ysaf s S Gfon ns
OF note, both as a lawyer and Eayant. he
Is the leader Of the Chester Circuit and has
obtained much distinction In the field OF
science During his career as Professor oi
Experimental Philosophy in the London In
stitat!on. Which office hc held from 1870 to
mutual convertsbility Of the various natural
forces-hcat,- electricity, etc. and Of their
being all modes Of motion, This doctrine.
which be PITT forward In 1Sis, WIS still
further deTe1oped in his work on the Cun-
ncctlon OF Physical Forces, published In
and 80 successful that a fourth
edition of It was taublished In 1851