, 1866-11-21

to tcck the sympathy and protective afd Of France
and England in the prospective struggle which
must cfo long como fol settlement ot thss ques-
ton.
4 writer gives The particulars o. snl!s com
mcneed BY Tie Uoited States, through Con4ul q:
Nleolsy. III The 9sst tribunal OF the Seine. against
Captain Bullock for the construction and equip
ment of tour seseels At the rate Of one hnn-
d Ia tsos ses Of s1y hoSs5aa 'of' f
1sy. Upon the false. rrctcxt that these vcs~els
were being hnlt for the Enpero. Of China, Aessrs.
Arman Fills obtained tnora the Ainrster Of hasin,a
permission 10 arm then. that soou nfcr ME. Slt-
dell ratified tho contract, and Y. ErlinFc7, thc
banker, guaranteed tue payment of.Wo.df.hs OF me
entire c'-t rrtcs Which lndeed VA paid TO- asssa Sc
United States Minister, Mr. Dayton; the French
enen 10 he aaa
gue,,tly sold 10 ,othef. powers. Now The United
failed Il, fllan their contract ydx1 Hesera. Bni.
lock, sldell and Et!inGeF ey mol delivering them
;hs aass % Hsa e
~ an instal1mens upon them that. normally, this
suu uoutd revert to the parties who had ps,d it !;
b9t shcse parties. having hccn agents Of citizens
Government. aud the collapse OF Tho rebellion
having left The United stases Government heir to
all t&lat pertaincd 10 the rebel authorities this
1ncnt OF the Uniied States The Consul, Herr
Monpcacy. cintuls, rot OILY this amo lut, with in
te:cst. from Arman Fills, but what IL known In
French legal practice a. damages resulting 10 the
Utited States through the aiding and abeRins Of
1hs r,'oeliiot by Amman.
New ToEK, November s0,-The Nrc'd's for
ciEn correspondent shows that the causc Of tho
p.oplc is steadily alyntcnc. notwfthsta ndiug the
daily attempts Of tue more fuI man.tctt to
aggregate territory and soiidlty imperialism by
diplomacy after the war: Fenetia, cheering
a!oEnA thc bayot-boxcs through which her citt-
hopr and courage to the 1lnneari1ns, who, we arc
Io!di ripe for olut1ou, xteadfes The arms in
TIC hands Of the Candian insurgents, and AMI
maes th:m to renewal Of tue strife which will
rc-opcn th. dreaded Eastern question and at the
Rn1ne moment enables The population Of Rome and
ticnt1r, hiding their time. Napoleon sees and
feels his difficulties In Rome, Msx1co and The East
We art assured that D1ouyn de- 1:lIuys Will be
recalled to the head of the Foreign Department
Of France, the Emperor acknowledging BY the
net that the Marquis dc Moas1ieE has Neither
Stale craft 10 thai degree which Is necessary fos
the lmpe ial service al thi. peculiar crisis.
Darou I}uest's appointment In the Austrian Cab
tncf n1as1ns Prussia, and therefore inclines 10th
the King and Conn: 1fsmark more and more In
fuynr OF perfectiny Rnseo-German alliance.
Tho Emperor Of Ansttia employs himself tn vts-
fling The battle fields. the scenes Of Ills late de-
feats. Ills tour apreaEs TO be melancholy ono,
both In intent and the receptions accorded him.
The Russian newspaper Ory1rls accuse France
md Fug1nJ1d with ENGAGING in an active intrigue
for the exclusion Of the Car from the ual settle
tesn1E that 1t cannot be adjusted without Nn.sia;
hut II such an event had occurred, the subject
would he re-opened In manner most dlssasteEul
Tor The operators.