, 1866-03-22

The neF King OF The Bclgihng, who has travelled
extensively IL transatlantic countries, ii fail OF
maritime ambition and has effected neeotiauou
with the Dutch Government far the cesslan Of one
OF it, We.t Iudla tands subject Of course 10 ]ecis-
}ative ratification at the Hague md at Brussels
Though the late King nf the Belgfans has made
grave mistake IN allowing hts paternal lore for
Na1tmilanE lie to get the better Of bis Judgment
by leadipE him 10 eAnct3un the enlistment Of BEL
CLAN troops for the invaders Of Medco the Belgian
people hare never ceased 10 tympaihize with the
Limited Sthtct. The Belcians are among the mpst
industrious and enterp.isinr people Of the old
world and II The report Of their colonization On this
hemisphere shou1d be of3cial]y confirmed, they vail
prove 10 be admirable ne1ghpors and efficient CO.
workcr.- In American civilization, As Il. as the
lpIanders are concerned, they have no tupciors in
any part OF the world for their allegiance to The
great principles Of r and religions Liberty, bnt as
regards colon,a1 genius they DO not shtne either in
East or West Indta.-Tf.t- Belgians, though they
have no Amsterdam ind no ROTTERDAM, and no
; poEtrfr1 and Enunopohkne: East 1nan Company,
baye IN excellent port IN Antwerp, and u1ske up
In enterprise and energy for srhal they may lack in
wealth.
The Count de Chazns,ord, or Henry Y, 1s the
representative of the elder brsnch ~ the Count Of
Paris, the grandson Of Louis Philippe. is That Of
The younger bzsneh Of the BouEbons, the latter bt
Ing Is much honored for their progressive as the
fo1ae9 n1e dete*seo ior their mtdus1l tendencies.
The Count De Chambord's stcp-Rther IL the Prince
Hector dc Luehett-Vant. the second husband .! the
Count de Chambord's : mother, the Duchess de Bar
n. The Princes 6on, H. de Lnehesl- ali reside
in Paris, and Is 4 very benevolent gentleman, to
Judge at least from his recent attempt 10 save q
young delinquent horn the fnes OF the police.
Wtile walking On the Boulevard Aontuiartre, the
most exciting whirlpool Of al Pms, Ills attention
was arrested By young fellow wrestling with 4
policeman IN the midst Of the crowd. lie remon-
st,ned with The latter. and rs the Jounssier In the
u,eanwhne made hlt escape, be was put in jail In
ef.ad oi his profe1t buy ras released immediately
| on The dise5oture It name. which hss ceased to
| he formidable under tbs tecona cmpur-
- Dr. Tomnes, French phyE1ctm OF Cairo,
Eypt left that es.s last winter In company with
c,yil engineer, on \ meteorological expedition to
Abr. sfpi&. He reached tac town Of UAlai, in tne
psoy.hce of Ngruk IN that Empire, At the end OF
/ DECEMBER last While thesrr ne received accounts
rs regards the European PRISONERS IN Abgssinia,
| Nlich he transmitted forthwith 10 France, ~hcse
ttey have prodneed most PAINFUL sen.atlor. lie
s,oyce ppou the eutborlty of Father ve1moute the
srner,o. Of the IAzartst Mission al Zehp near Ia
Isl. ,hst the Right Rev. Behop Stere, The ChieF oi
The prptcs TINT missionaries ia Abyssinia and oue
of the esp.ises Of the Emperor Tbeodorus, died
| Cron the effect OF cotporcal pumshmsut inflicted
unnu him. and Tat Mr. Cameron. Qneen Qictorla's
enratiye is fast sinking under The elect of the
satnc castisatlon. It VIII be remembered thst this
centlcu,an GENT 70 Abyss1niA on fret dly and d.
p1crat1c mission, was treated az N enemy OF The
Emperor Theodo6us. and that notwithstanding the
efforts OF Mr. hssssm. the English representative
1t Alden and ol many other influential parties, tho
Abssstriau tyrant not only declines to release ht
bnt acually oras< him aloug, and other prisoners,
Ia all h,s mnfauoing expeditions, subjectns them,
each md Ill, to The vtleai treatment. Nj. Cam
enon, hke another Mnzepps. is said to be tied TO
wild hcsse, buI scltke Mazeppa- he hnds no Sd
ma15.an amongst the Abyfsin:aus 10 deliver him.
| Mr.. -Camcrpn, Ills mother. who resided in Eng
Lind. died lstey Of eref, as mon after month had
elapsed without announcing The rescue of her eou.
TLcodosrs, ho Is nt war With his own tribes. and
With Ecypt, aHd xitl Al, the world beside counts
upnn The s3bflit} Of his Territory guar
| amy sor his 1mpunny. Though his life II Dona2dc
snd hi. Headquarters arc cure TO- be at Ereaf dis
tnnce IRON the set inclined to think fh1t
N1ra1 Esta1n iatkr IN tho A1ft tesentth o energy
tn the protection Of hcf representative. II Is dis
graceful lhat a sarAgt ruler ahnu1d be allowed %
defy civilized nations rcEtlstenty = does this
Abysttutan monarch. and II England, Egypt, Ter
key. Russia and F1anee were to combine in attack
Ing him. son,e way or other wou1d ht surely found
to c3ge the AoJesiniau brute and set hls c4ps1re.
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