The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-20
Extract from a Paris Let.
ter.

Paris, June 70, and addressed as ;
special correspondence TO the Carol
nian:
Cannons and minnie rifles will now
have to replace the useless and tedious
scribbling of diplomatists. Bismarlz,
ever sharp practir$&an, has stolen a
march on his enemies, Grussian troops
now occupy saxony, e Cassel and
Hanover. Time will S, v if he will be
able to hold these mino States.
Tile Prussian marcl En- Cassel was
cleverly done, 50 much y that the Ha-
seyerian army has - gut off from its
aifeuded junction sltntho federal con-
tingents camped near Frankfort on the
i Main. 1t will most likely be obliged
to capitulate, as the Blind King form
crly Prince George, Of Cambridge, of
Englard) commands his army in per
SON. it is further probable that the
! first account OF the war will be to take
q King prisoner in his own Kingdom.
We are hourly expecting to hear that
battle has taken place. either near tho
troe town Of Frankfort OH the Main or
III bohelnla' "here 1lle austrian an anu
russian diu armies alo 'aGe ~ lace' -oo'
oo' soieiois o'' eae1' stuo
1t Is curious et1',a tl'at 'l.' oc.iut's
llol' o. war sHol'iu h'l'e .1 taNeh pi''co ois
tn' lSt!i "a yW w. ll.' "iiH',e1 tni i .l.J -
1ilc' pI.'lo % '"N,eiiDo' .l n rn:n -Aus.Ii'S Us
ana tuSsl', '-,lu '.s 4"ie1iTl irh .'..Is I''
were on t''o 'Iss ,,, " I'l',,s. IT, 't tm nn.y my
ooJ'cI WIS 10 l.'''',oir laAIr: r.. ANoio
Is great "'',Il III '''' oo"'Il 'l oeI,'.a"f
against our A"!l'cior' iof II - S''it' 1,''' III.
f'c ji's more OF icsa s!'courase'' DIS
ma:k IN Ills lhSa'laoic co'c1oushesS'
and VISOR f'ii'ai'Nei III orelE1hG Tie
! treaties OF lsla:
1t IS sao 10 tAihH '!a' 'iiou;0nos all"
thousands Q! men arc about 10 cut eaeh
others thl"sis 10 satisfy the ambition
OF bisroark, VINO mas neither more lsor
less stolen tho Eloe Luch!cs. Ihe
Terlnans well nnHrrStand that Napo-
l''oi' .'.t iil W. :,y" n "s.,e n,'lu Se
S''''''''tton - .-i.' ili.'.:''':, u'' "1''''''
u ..'A. ''i ''o' preventing w.
in 'hn central OF Iurope there ":H
more than two Iullllons of men l'Ad'r
,a1!a, laanT who will neror again Sec
tnei" native villages. Man. OF those
VINO have beei: spared by tho cannon
VII E'!l = 'Ic1ll:. |" L SUI: more leErio'c
'''!''E' '"' c1ioitra "!!lcl, Is hI" ~
sctlnS 'EH 'ousolr' !. T., i'"s ,1;s ;r's'"1 =
-r:""c' s'uI', @ 4'.'t o' r. CIV. sI;t'!o.s y.
t">SIs It: ''i''' ;."s'iI'' - NV ueftlta"s
e;''sI ,3 ''.S'!'arA r aH'' "',r emperor my
s'!o'1o i i'o' ;"'se; - '!!''aG .ait@ 10
>''' -" :t"'' 7 n"':o % 40 III" Si"',I''o" .
"t .I''!s,,n' ,h % las I,; II i,o. i1''a i,s Sa.
~, ~ '''r i."".te! H.. .j. S'lii,' l.'Ae,"u.
n'! - n ..sis':.t rri .l'at,ts a0i ei,. .'
"oE !of .''ss!s' ll'' 1i'''' iaiie't ~ w., paS
o'' '"e i''''t " !; Hii''i!l ''io Sl'oiS. 1"A
II 't'h oEt Wei lor OeliIiaFk. " Ae''
E'@u'; ll!s out then hoacs' mon &c;
thelr due
The Only sympathy We i;ecl is for the
Italians. 1t would have done we'll not
to soil lis holy cause hy an alliance
with Bislnarli Us the cry is, Euo'I :!
'Mrennr', our hearts are with them.
Er'rG Il Hd'm. May she drive away
the 1edese0, tho lns"dus Of $" many
Years.
No one will, I think, regret tho Grip
pic, called the German "Busa" or Diet,
which has so long had ono foot in the
grave, aud With has not had energy
enough to die with dignity, nor the
numberless petty Princes who only
think OF their own welfare and not Of
that Of tllcir people. Tho Kings Of
Hanover and Saxony, before turning
tail from their Kingdoms took good
caro- to send away their crown treasures