, 1866-05-10

accounts for tho deficiency ofpublfc ednca-
ton, and for the backwardness Of Spain In
modern progress. The present Queen Is
ruled alternately by her priests and her para
pours. In short, there Is no hope for that
beautiful country except in the downfall Of
pspery and Bourbonism.
Spirit Of the eGcSman.Ameracau Press.
The Stern des Hestt5ss. "a 4 journal publ1shedat
Be1ler1l1e. lilinos, which has reached US for The
hut time and which considering lie snalloess OF
It. FIG contains gtod deal OF information, local
End Otherwise. ......n
The l1inoty .uats z<ittng Of the 7tb inst, has
leading editorial On Andy johnson md American
Sister kepubtee, IN which the Presidents a:utuoe
1ownsd The Spanish Invasion Of Chill {whIch has
DOE eliminated in the bombardment Of Valp 1aiso,l
Ia contracted With hts protested interest IN the
Sou,h American States, as emphaticalIy expressed
by him to the new Brazilian Envoy. The S,aats
ZestsmQ etieuatfZes TINT bombardment as u olot
upon the United States, md fassens The re.pon.i-
Ltllty upon the Presidents baSkwnrdness in assert
iug the Monroe Doctrine as boldly towards Spa'u
Ia Chill, as It should have been toward Eraucc In
Mexico. +
The Faf1e correspondent Of The eanc journal an
uounces the change Of the leading French papers in
regard 10 Andrew johnson. They begin 10 de-
nourcc bis rrocced1ngs as freely ns they had for
Eneriy praised them. The JourAas des Dsbats par
sicnlsrly distinguishes itsclf BY discrimina,lTe
appreciation Of the preseut political conditlqn. and
by consequent condemnation Of "my policy"
The New York Abe7d1eatung, Of the 18th inst, has
leading article On the bomba1dmrut Of ya1pars.o,
which Is properly stismatized a. a foul bio: upon
Sps1n bu, at The same time expresses satisfaction
al the interference on the part Of the American
naynl and diplomatic representatives. which might
have led to wa1 with Spain, and probably, ~ Its
consequence, to the annexation Of slayeholdluc
Cubs, nny foreign war wagcd under Johusan's ad-
miu,stratton being likely 10 be fought In tho inter
est Of the Southern tlaycholdeTB- 1t would plsce
Lee by the side OF Grant, ANDREW johnson by tha,
OF sherman. and thc Georgian Stephens by tho side
Of The Massachusetts, Sumne., and lead eventually
to a victory Of tie rcacuonEsts- The bulk o! tue
otEtinyed property being English, French and Ger.
i1au, and tho least Of 1t American and Chlian The
4l<Adst.tuag docs not think that 1t won1d have
he~n worth while to engage III a war under such
Johneonian circumstances.
The same journal reprodnces IN rrtfcle from the
Augsburg Go-tffe, on Mr.. Decener. The celebsaeed
champion Of Universal liberty in Texae. nosn IN
DIms~ie educated like perfect gentleman IL
Epeland, 1hn itsdcr Of the 1ibe5al party at The An
r1It Diet IN 1648, he emtgrated In 1851 10 Texai
where he founded home, at Si>tertlale, Coma
county, winch became Iesou OF ra1gr7Ms II
s.atch OF liberty IN the desert OF Texan
slavery. During The war he was i'm
rr,eoAed, and Two OF his sons fell
on Urion battle helde. Mr. DeEenes
whou. the Augsburg E1sdx cAarectsn7es o. mar
not onI, OF noh1e appearance md Of high culture
bnt ar one oi Na1nte's ncblCmcu. Was fesEfuly ag
,n,ed By The loss Of bis valiant sons. In lhe space
| Of lev days he seemed to have grown ten years
Older, nnd 1t feared that he would never teeoy
ftnm the shock, but ne came forward during the
Ia1t .ittre Of the Tc11e Legislature, with all The
tnhrtiat and yicor Of youth, to plead nobly the
carse ol 'he freedmen Tho Augsburg Ga-1kt
p1sfcs that the llon- Edward DeSeaer viii live
become Senator Of the United stases for Texas OF
tor oDc Of the new Western sintes.
The New York -Atfnd.eiturg Of the 5.a iost., ha:
ar article On Restored chivalry, referring 10 thc
siz Thousand five hundred traitors p,rdoned BY
tchrson, ttlemallzins this pardoutng 81 a thee,
u<u1pdt,on and faeraEt Infringement Of .be laws O
the land which extend executive pardon only tc
CONVICTED, certainly not to nncoryfcted criminals
Il il M infringement also upon the roni1scatIou
law. Of admitted by himself on August 16, 1865
when he teplies 10 General Howard. who wished tc
draw distinction between the pardoning Of ,
rebel personally and the restoration OF his conGsca
Ted properly that he did not admit any such dis
elimination, clamfn that The fact OF his shielding
an Individual from personal punlshncnt. quashed
The c3aams Of the Cuted States against the erin.
ral's property and a1l judicial proceedings lnsuea
| led for llelr stndtcat1ou.
| The Barletn 1nassaues furnish the theme FOL
| another able editorial, summing up With the con
tollng s-Burznee hist The Italian Parliament and
people srs taking strong measures ior the pun,oee
Of annibflaing the last vestces Of Paptst intoIer
ancc and tanatlc1sm. Count Guronekfs death Ctre!
occasion ato tora notice Of bis noble achievements
| lie died in the house Of Mr. Charles Eames. the
vel known advocate, where The Count was nuEsed
tic nj h he Ynnet rHare
The St Lonis Ueuljehe fost, OF the ID instant
| briggs another thoughtful oiequisitIon by Guata,
struve- ahe theme Of his new essay Is the presen
ecclesiastical condition Of the world. The most In
teresrE part 10 our readers Is That Which refers tc
this country. Mr. STRIVE remarks that during tue
ca Of peace up to 1861, eec1etAEtIca OF Ill dcnomi
p1ltons tare nscn IN power, wealth and influence
The War, however. put the clergy In the background
-thoueh many Of them have taken noble, aud
not a few o,hess an ignob1e part in The
conflict Romar Catholicism Is e1erinS IL
bancinl influence in the establishment Of concxats
but set there ID no chance for the Pspacy IN :Ae
United Statet, and the project OF ohsnnR 10 P1u
Mono an a-5lum in Sesv York. in the event OF hia
beng agnm expelled rom Rome. IL 4 mere Iarce.
The Erc, ccal le:et 10 the TontiI which found SO
many eynpa,hizess among the MoDarchisl catho-
hcs OF Europe, tell dead upon American Catholics
! aid while about 4 million and half dollar.
1853, and Al I'll. 1865, In Europe for alma to ths
poor old fope. under the Ielieiousi eap1on oI
Peters Pencr, the contributions in Amcr1ca mn
comparatively 1nsgnthcart and are moreover made
only AZ ruatter Of charity for an individual Who !:
represented TO be short Of cash. ano hardly ever a.
matter Of Faith in The sanctiiying gzace Of thest
| e!eemosynatJ Pelsr'a Pence. -
The came Journal Of the 9Th inst, felss., uudc,
the bead o1 ite French news, to an article IN the
Rerue dss df.r AoadsS, which r:0,cn1es Bismark's
refotmstorT Germanic aspirations. and says there
no other NaT tor the future political regeneration
OF Germany Than The Establishment oi the Unllet
Staies Of Germany, tthts Idea eoEucidipy In somt
rrrptcH u1rh those expressed tn ihe ChicaEt
IllICiE in m article entitled Germany Ia 1851.
though the French periodical ~onld not be as uucl
| In favor Of kepubliean Institutions a re atc.)
Tie HEsf OF the 9TH remarks that 1t haa not get
received the news which waa communicated oy oa1
| Florence correspondent regarding the movements
Of Gaziha!di, but reproduces in The rnean tb
editorial article Of the Chicago TuIBCxI, entitled
s.Gariba)di moving"
Tue same journal makes a hhort reference TO th
dying condition Of the Emperor Of Morocco, and I.
/ The iILhca1lh OF the Emperor Of lhe French. III
foreign powers ase sending nen-ofwar to the Das
tary coast. IN oIde1 to protect the inhabitants Il
event Of the for1ner aove1cigns ath leading Il
0istusbunces recntc1ng the installation Of his sue
cefsor. The Iost adds In pareu1hes1s that In III
event Of Louis Napoieon's death even greater dIt
iurbance4 might be anticipated than In the cage G
The d, mt:e OF bis Morocco feliow-emperor.
The Louisville Fd4ksIsaK Of the 9Th instant COZ
tn1nr 4 very apprec1atiSa notice OF the la.c C0un
Gurowek, re1narkinc that his diaries are superio
even IN overwhelming earcasm and in enshusaasu
love Of rsice and right 10 the celebrated diaries
varnhacen Won Ehse. Now that he Is dead. eve
those who belttlcd him while be was living, mus
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