New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08
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FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 5, ,sas,
Interesting From E>arI.,


PtS yuut hemisphere Undivided between contend
ing races and the rrey of succeggivn advantnrere
There is such perpetual menaSa 9rJ traat m
Europe that we are forever nrl,nhesvino war and
forever disbei4ving in it. Nov For some 1nInoted
for grievance, great rrowI arises and now frorn
come medley of combustihIe rarses raody o+ any,
day 10 burst there comes the neaceahIe bieatin11
of a lamb. Slow moving Germany a1nrraied ~
teen years with Denmark, and. at length.
when We doubted the conrage nf ho+b 5aT,
ties, the cannon nealed 496 eo tIis waelf
the moots,d conflict betweer Anstri9 ad prIss;
has settI ID into common alarm, Your own re-.
public, i've wears ago, was not more nniyersaIlv
The theater 6f recr5itInent and orr-9rfzstirr pSS
tween the Bosph0rgs and the F3aItic a Grand con.
scfjption is nrdcpeiiinr. theTe s NOT ianSai Era
prietor. simnIe storeIeener stoIi5 roenilania n
wind,beaten mariner. anywhere who is not moved
TO terror or enthusiasm Nov If ever he great
adjustment of diSsramncs in Eroma N .n p he
Instituted The immediate narties ta the ontbreak
are Italv and Prussia against Austria int, when
these = great onn6sites y clash togetbar there
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OA or pSSAIAbhA qvE94IoNS IN lo''0i E
Inc direct issues are these:
5 l. war or let Prussia be allowed 10 gogple up
SongQoas t !" oan 4t o ~ ront
3i ~" n'uVii, nay - IN e Sio ] 1rlio+S
iit,1' go ~ po SsseH'i"i " 40AiN " e+'-'
W w -. ;. 1.oir, +ro e+a4os era ds,,or+
p" a. VI Ell Eli 10y n +Ia+ The P,o P ~ i
TomharJ rooos rom the Aims to the tin of s~iiV
Lo"aru races; 1tp ruo ~ u Ilol
Wy G9 @ ul'Tu ~ otias NJ, o11 p Tj
e,,r IL aao %t "1u t''i1' Will
9mttG V u q ut IT w pr,,sia coesa n 7i4b .r
..s " %t .t oi Gr1ron; conFadnrati ,o5 r.i sI
a"iuo " i Az f +a,,s IN o+bS' III III t.J
nne II r r III oIarlr, 4saot'. ~ IoIE - ~ P'A'40
IeS@RecuH5 @ e ;cby yI,, u t9to ,oit a
H. st +bree a1gnrs ~ ol ~ aon-,I
= 'Il ii1 n a 5r+;a IN 4 +LS ''e4ii9V4' -
knIo Taahe @ Soeloin, VIII III, ne sneSe Il
t"nIs ~ N a. "ts ~ Co'ti!s .'ii.e =.
Itussia W. III W Le
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T MeHs y wy ttit5 aIa " ny ~ ~ q
ituI!' ~ s IstG a. VI iutiI N lIe leur
iii ai II Franre hn II bay seIca - =
q sclavonia: The combination Of all the
SclaVe provinces OF austria ana turkey into an
lhuepsIue4t M " nohdFcly, suoJecl 10 dynasty 10 DC
haMeG oy hussia;
%. Sweaeh me oFef1ht9W OF the Dahsh
qqfy4asty, sno"n 70 oe lnpecHe py the Sclies~lg:
hoisleln war, and annexation TO the kingdoms OF
SWeueh ana Norway.
a. hqssa dsh3s Inc absorption o. Molaaola ana 4.
ma4achia. primarily, as preparatory step to the
arlylng OF the sultan and the TURK back into
ASIA.
TIE MASTER MINDS OF THE VAR
At the head Of the bold spirits responsible for
this gigantic rupture is Count Bisnark, the most
audacious prime minister since Richelieu.
Thoroughly imbued with material ambition, de-
rived from an ardent sympathy with the aggres-
Bve schemes of Frederick the Great, and defyng
the liberal sentiment of his kingdom on the one
hand, while he plans the dismemberment of Ger
many and the humiliation of Austria on the other
this man is also Of great personal adroituess
and intrepidity; standing at home as the
most unpopular parsonage of his age he
has nevertheless won the eve and admiration
in the rest of Europe But a few days ago
he seized would-be assassin with his own hand.
In the treatment of his allies of the less Germanic
States he has been no less arrogant and terrible
than in this more serious matching Of strength
with Austria has been cool and determined The
feeble King of Prussia, cowed by his persistent
Eozt
dered up the entire administration of the kingdom
and he has thus entered into negotiations of armed
alliance with Italy, and neutrality with France.
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LUIS NAfoLEoF'
1t has been long understood in parliament that q
tacit understanding was agreed upon between Bis
mark and Napoleon. This was the Legitimate
inference from the argument of the "peace ma
tionalities, proclaimed year ago by Napoleon
Ill and received last week the oral confirmation
OF the emperor, in a speech to the municipal rep
resentauon OF AuXerre: " desplse,'' SAID th'
emperor, . the treaties Of 1875"
Ihe real game OF Napoleon III Is doubtless
~ LonoWs: l2 quleIy recruit ~ ms army an an'
tsr This ;s ia he con+ingent sn5 nn+ actya
Holding fagt Ia +ba Sta+es of the Chnrcb ae .,
warninS to italy he viii re.enact the negotiatior
win Tsv01r Whereby at little outIav Ssv0v an,
Nice ecrrnad IN +he emnire Masssd nno1 tbi
Rhine he will romnel BismarE fo submit IN N,
cassioI NJ tbs Pbs6isb +arritories and hove T,nti
t6e close of the conflict, his mart viii cease viii
nnIc nnrative Sarn1ns ira tinDs Meantime French
Pr1Sssia6 and Austrian agencies will stir mn SnIa
vonja and Hnnrarv to make more certail
tha Homnieta and cr1shinp jisinterration Of tGt
Austrian ennire' Before this is Accommodated
both Ifai,, and Prussia will he weak with debt an,
losses in the field Toward the former Of thes
mowers the auuust master of the time will h,
genarons after bis fashion. bantering Int mot de
manding the cession of the ancient kingdom a
Sardinia. 50 that he NAV possegs himself Of botI
ends nf the Mount GEMS tunnel and max,
FrSnce tbn sole highway ia the rich Peninsula
If Victor Enamel he suffcientIv dazzled wifi
+ba acGnisitjnn of ali TtaIv nron9r, he NAV bf
induced to resign without argument, the rem
mani o. oaIulhla' naElng aEesog P!aGluig Patie,
WIN ms ndtlEe ptoE!nGe Vi 2atoy. ~ , tnls
Ease IAe fEeuCl PIoIecloIatS T9 TIL We SlSpuI@%t "
from nome, ano tnc W EoPe 'lulepy ~ 4lIer % III tl M
general al9lqng M oi eStaes @ ;l ba' IL Ig relhGn i
strales WIN 3ef hlng ana ihslsJs upon 1ng main
tenance ol a!l Lohparuy, then Napoleon ~, suI
hoIahg iasI 70 Rome WI ooIaln Ile quet q cessl9l
OF nsuLar SaIdlhla, so IhaI france VIII ylTtGaH,
helt the MedlteTfahean ana oy eohoi1ea Iefl1ag
ana fdiWay' place Nice "4tuiH I"eNe hours 0
Africa
DIsMAEK's BoLDNEss AND NAPoLEoN's DISCRETION
In the game of empire, it will be perceived tha
the risk IS Bismarks and the chances are Ma
Doleun's. All that the arms of Prussia may wi
NapOleon NAV permit her to hold. But, withou
loss Of means or men. France ACQUIRES in any case
1t il IN her power. and hers alone. To Keep tn
neann Gt F1rona The continental noIiav Of til,