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and Turks by the cars, and that he alone Is to
blame for what Is passiog In Roumania.

| anu 4n6ke py tne cars, and that he alone Is K
blame for what Is pasaiog In Roumania.
| WHAT MIGHT THAPPEs-rolANp.
It might seern as though Franco conld no
possibly benefit BY any territorial acquisition
on the Danube, and that she can desire u
participation In the effects of the Sick Man,
at least in Europe. Perhaps she want
none. Nsybe she is merely laying her plan
Tor grand future operation, to be deyelope
at no very distant period. II, for instance. tb
Emperor Napoleon were to decide upon tn
reconstruction Of Poland, the occupation q
Moldaria and Wallachia, either by his ow
troops or those Of an ally, would gain hlu
hait the battle. And have reason to be
i'eve that such is the Emperor's plan-alyay
pct project, or "talk," Of the Napoleops-
not tmcrely from what is. whispered in Paris
Lut, still more, from the hopes of Polish reft,
gees In this country. Look at the .positfo,
Of Affairs. OF the three rutIlans who dlvid
cd and ate Poland between them but have NO
Jet dsgested her,'-Russia, Austria and Prus
sia,-Austria Is thoroughly estranged from
the first ever sincu the Crimean war, ant
Prussia is now the willing yassal or ally O
France. Russia therefore stands nlone
| frnssta's part of the booty is small and bu,
little worth and Austrin's would be e1adl,
surrendered for the more than equivalent a
| Moldayia and Wallachin. have reason Il
| believe that such is the early 10 be accom-
| plished design Of the Emperor Napoleon
and that the close Of this fast approaching
war Twill witness the re-establfshment o.
| the Kingdom Of Poland, with, pcrchaucc
Prince Napoleon seated on It's throne b,
I Ef4f4fNUR4 hn
pic. In case OF such design, Russia will
have to tight all Eerope sfnSlc-handcd; mud
think can perceive that Napoleon III Il
acting strategctically to pnt her into tha,
position. England will not object
for the whole body of English pco,
pie arc as heartily with the Poles
as the French themselves, and the English
Goycrnmcnt-at present simply the organ ol
the artstocracS, and having little in common
With the people-wlll only be 200 glad to sec
the power Of Russia checked, and IN insur.
mountablc barrier placed between her steppes
and the Mediterranean. shall return 10 this
subject IN future letter, aud make your
readers cognIzapt Of certain facts in the SC.
erct history Of England, showing how Russia
managed hitherto to avert this blow, through
- o >1'SsS ~ ''s' +eoe eHN atCoHtfAlEe,
@as"e'S'o"'
one 'nolc Mofd' II Lonis Napoleon means
" carry Jul LUIS scncmc, nothing In Eur ape
can prevent Aitn. ne Will thereby make Linn
self the most powerful sovereign Of modern
times, and change into his friends those who
arc now his bittercEt enemies He knows this
lull well and, rs before remarked, the in
creations are already unequiyoeal, even In
th's CITY, that ne Is now preparing for tic
Reconstruction OF Poland.
THE COURSE or GOLD.
ihe bank Of England rate of discount is
III 1ne Pfepostefons ngnte oi " per cent. md
5et specie Is lying 10 the continent beyond
al pfeeedent. During the past few days, the
s'oek o. nalhon IN our vaults has decreased
~ @4o,oi0, WINE 1ae specie 10 the Bank of
Frnncc has increased by &sso, ,oD during the
h''he pcs1oo. Neser IN her history has France
oeen " 20 prosperous anu strong position
Us ~ lue present aniei hef moral strength Is
even greater taan Aef physical; /; her finances
alc IN sp'eaoid CONDITION; her army more
numerous ano oetter armed than ever, and
1I.. ner ueet alnosI equal to that Of England.
Mnen she stsiRes II Will be hard to parry the
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FER2 SUGGESTIVE FACT.
gave your readers In 1ny Inst letter some
lnolces o. fieneh Intentions, such as the rail-
foad tralic being interfered with by the pas
sage OF troops, purchases OF horses through
out Europe, &c. Those indiees aro becoming
stu more precise every succeeding day. The
Government organs Of the press In Paris are
now writing on tue old theme, AZ Empire c'eot
ID 1'afE," 1.-THE empire means pcacc,) aud