, 1866-06-25

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LHsnos+ Iuuc vh, 1855.
THE APPROACHING STORM.
~idc-spread und lengthy tempest docs
moi break suddenly on the enrtl like short.
Tired shower in June and what is true with
rccnrd to the elements is equally the rule
with the corvrlsInns Of humankind. The
Italian war, c1Ueed Unexpectedly hy the
Peace oi Tlllnifanca, lett the Continent Of
Europe In u chsonica1lY disorsan'zcd cond,-
lion; and tie work then unfinished promises
nos 10 bc completed. Louis Sa2o1eon's dcs-
tiny seems to be tie tcatiug-up Of the Treaty
u: vi.nna ani the humiliation oftlir iuiIuiiy
called tho Holy Alliance =. least Louis Ma
polcon so believes, II We may jude froin lns
speeches and policy, added 10 the general
ton. Of tle Frcnch press but VIC camel,
III. re!orc, take for granted that the Emperor
Is arlElg from any higher motive tl,au 1Ac
sotidlhca,ion Of llta own dynasty br 1a.tcriny
the pride OF his people and extending The
froulicrs OF France. Such policy seem. to
tickls the Gallic nation nure tAnu any other;
for lie two greatest rulers Of thai vain ani
leJlicrc people, Louis XIV. and Napoleon
Kopa1,ar ere simply known to history at
tho present time Is conqucroEs and anucIa- |
tionists. Napoleon ILL.,, however, Is showing
himself lar ADLER man u4an either Of Ills pre-
| dcceseors, at 1east IN one particular; for hs
| has managed 10 cloak over lis obvious
designs with a mantle Of peace, aud
to use other nations and governments
al tools -tor his ambition. Everybody
in Europe knows perfectly we'll thai he IL a. |
The bottom Of all tho trouble now threaten. !
| Ing tho Contiuent-nl neither it be In Germany
or Roumanla; and although the 1ipiumaiisss |
] OF this country, u Of Austria and Other
powcr., lure openly suggested this TO tho
world bv calling upon him 10 speak but the
word - Peace" and nobody would dare TO
oppose lin, yet he has 80 admirably man
cgcd hi. business IN respect to The Congress
aud Conference that II Is simply Impossible
To accuse linn of being tue cause Of the
colossal ar,namcuis nov preparing IN Europe
Another proof Of Ills skill Is shown In the
wonderful secrecy with Which France has
tecn prepared for the war. There arc sew
rnll rub marine telegraph cables between
/ this country and The adjacent coass, and
u.any lines Of steamers; thousands OF people
cross 10 and fro weekly; every English daily
paper Of any account whatever, has cor
: tc,1,ondcut in Paris or sotnc tthcr Frcnch
+ city; aud get We, In common With the rest OF
, | tue world, know absolutely nothing In re-
gard 10 French military movements ocyonl
! what tAe Emperor CHOOSES to tell Us himself
,, III The columns o1 the .n"n'tfaF- VIC ENC"
Ill wc require 10 know about such matters
. in Austr,a, Prussia and Italy The nu,nbsr ol
the'r 1foops, 9hc composition Of theiF affnies'
s. she l'flnclral ton'aanaess anu lhe p"stllon
l. u the varlous eorps' bat ffaacc' our ncaf
,. htle ehbor5, whom VIC can eec "'t1 tne nakeo
'e cye aeross 1hat oltca eat'eu Tue lhanne',
~ ;. Is SCALED book 10 Us IN all thcsc
~ rrspecis. When FRANCO believes hcr stuic nas
IL. come 1or interfering on onc cue OF tnc saacs
NC shall very probably md Aer Emperor a
Il | :he lead Of a mill'on OF mc', aud tbs asny II
~ liner couditop a1,d the treasury better fillct
T. Than at any previous period III thu 14l~tury
II. the country. The 1at'ur VIC know already II
Of w thu case, for the current Of gold from cas-
oe and Ecst has set towards her durinS thc pas
~ ~. twelve mouths, mud tic Bank Of France at III
~, lFehctlt moment hah upwards OF t"cnts''oi'
n millions sterling, lsl@1'tV',oo'') iu us saalt'
hc-3 will every frosteet oi luFther increase
ely AL tue steamers leaving New York, m
Eas .ther American ports, nrc bringing 10 th
country enormous remN1ahecs ol Eo'a III
Of +'Lnra," Just arrived, Las brought 4 lump
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