, 1866-05-28
FROM EUROPE.
Our LOndan Letter.

FROM EUROPE. |
Our L0ndan Letter.
THE WAR sENTlMENT1N ENGLAND.
Feelings and NyrnpaahIes OF the People
Napoleon, p 1kctrospfct-Ihc Nc1vA-
papers Hrrpnrfu. fur ySur-Skctche.
OF t,o.rc>rundcnt~-.rhe Haitian Loan
-NspeTa III I:nGInud, aud Mar1H III
Enu>1-h slight ut Coycut <suruen-TAe
.1r1t>t~ ant1 lhe Audiences.
iC1l1ct: aHdetce Of The Chicago Tribune
LONDON, MAT9 1866.
Since the revolutions Of 1Sis, the English
people have taken a lively interest In the
politics Of the continent. A generation has
arisen to whom the changes which then oc-
CURED were as the commencement OF their
concern in the worlds affairs. The increase
OF truycl, md Tic spread Of education; the
cheap press, and the electric telegraph have
I'LL aided 10 make the business Of one people,
topic tor discussion amongst the rest, and so
it happens that at the present moment, al
though u ministry is not yet safely seated, af.
Jer the rude shock which Tie division On the
second reading Of the Reform Bill gave it.and
though the Chancellor Ct the Exchequer Inns
not yet got his Budget quite
through, ind ono party in the
House OF Commons Is watching the
othtr, resolved to make dash ut power
when the first great mistake Is made, the
body Of the people are thinking exclusively
Of The massing Of armies In Austria, III Prus-
sin, ind in Italy; and for one person who
reads speech in Parliament upon reform,
thousand look at the kilograms from vienna,
Florence aud Berlin. Eac1. day We expect
war TO be declared, and nothing but what
men cali miraclc can avert 1t. italy Is eager
ior it, although her danger is extreme. prus-
sin is hnrrying the Inst preparations, and
Austria is beginning to menace nn attack,
Tic Emperor Napoleon is again the arbiter of
Europe. Every morning he Is told by the
London press that u ward from Linn can make
peace sccurc. England is to do moth
ing, but lie cau do anything. How
amazing hns been lis career!
How little I dreamed Of It when as youth
sat one evening in theatre ut his side, and
locked curiously al him MS the hal[-crazy
Napoleon who had escaped from Ham!
What fools We were to laugh to ourselves Us
vc mel him on crowded staircascs at fashion.
able parties, and thought OF the eagle which
lie attempted 10 throw OF at Boulogue! How
conn1ctniv bo f7,,naa tbo To73, ;n,,.te ,rLo
1ncted him oca;nsi f;cn Coro;cn.c hcco,,se
.a;a 4l,cy ,rn can ,xr,st t,,;s ro,,7o nond,n
=. .,,,d ~, f,,,n,r hui a conor.1 Il o5,,,.,,t1
However, go It is; and again We busy our
selves with seeking 10 penetrate his breast
and read his motives. "Ah! !" cxclaim the
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euc 4AeAte'1n e>peoliloh: Lie musl Keep MS
tfoops cmploSeu sotne" l'efe, ano t"e "le'ea-
~ eno'''e VI tnat experiment oniS fsnaessl IL
.nc more necessary ne snouia acniese
"'au'pnah' nnilafy SUCCESS d. nome' ieF'
oap. 1uc t4utn 'es ost"ce" tne t"o s.aee"
inents' ln any case tne Emperor Napoieon
- aa'Aea ~ apoos u,.t'1 one Is SICK ol MS very
n''ile. tlat nc nas enossn LUIS 'nonisn' 10
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W. s,,,1 v;sh n air wall and Whom Co,;h,1d,
cnmcs into tho f}cld W. sho,, cvcn grow m.
| thusIastic in her fuyor. lut prnssan ambition
will hc as ,,atef,,, as hefor..
! VIC believe so entirely in the dnnccr of
vnr. thnt our nr;nc;,,,I n 1,cwsnoncrs bnvc r,oac
arrangements for Tie desnatch Of snec;o1 cor.
! respondents Ia tl,c srcnc. The a,f}iru,,v Is in
the ohicctIon of non1.rs,5n.cl,;cf n thc
urcscnce Of correspondents viii, armies which
are in active service. rrussm distinctly re-
fuses 10 lave them. Aust,ia promises Ia a,,ow
two or tlree-ouc from thc Tluc* md one
from the Datu yt,cs-apd Italy will e,yc way.
Int thc official dcsnntchcs nf thc f:enrro1s
themselves viii, ! can ALREADY 500. he ,hc
chict sonrccs of orr information h, fhc crcnt
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