, 1869-06-27

rruastau annexation, There nre eighty members
who a1o utterly opposed To the Disma5f influence,
dfty-Eix doubtful, fourteen faTotahae, and three
undecided There Ia u Bavaria snd IN tho ether
German Etasea great excitement a&1tnst Prusals,
whose &xgz1as!ye, &eapo1c and military courso u
not calculated to attract Germany. LIT Eere not
rpr Tho great tdeA II German unity, which causes
msnY things - ba dlAegaEted, Pru11ta Wuo'd
ind n@310, @ ID her new conQue5ta, Id N ene-
uyb country. Tho report IL thai II King William
has gsYen up hs projected trip to Hanover, It Is
bcc.1ac t1cy feared le would receive Hreaehed
welcome.
AK1nN11oUs / ARc1DCKx
Austria Is more and unore 1t odds with tho Pa-
pact, which nlHays fruwns 1t all who do not allow
themselves to be utterly enslaTed. Tha Young
Emperor IL said to be distu1ped IN mind, nut&n1f-
ing between liberty aud antocracJ, deshous to e.
cape from Roma. hut restrained By h1s religious
fecttn9s; petceivtng the necessity Of COZ
federai1on but fearing lest hls empire 70 AFaJ b.
blts, Ike mosaxc which Il gradually breaking upt
Els ,unatIful hxnd caunnt even hold h1s oxn
family u the Imperial subsection which KtopefoEs
Ordinarily ltupose On al who have the
high but uearisome homer 70 be Of their blood.
The other day, one Of the Arrhdukea married 4
singer. To-tay, tho Archdnke Victor refuses to
ma11y the Princess Marie Of Hanover, who NAs
picked out fc8 him, and through whom Anttzts
might get another claim to interfere IN H&uoTer.
Beza6e3,-Nhich Il N unhea1d-ol sc4Edai1-ShE
Achdnke declined this marriage al1ost publicly,
before aides-de-caznp 1nd od1eets q tbs Rrmy,
Carrying hib irTereleune 20 fat As to repeatedly
exclaim: 'tEo, no; the deyu take. marriage
unr1an for freedou!" Can Jou imagine N Arch
duke, = Hapsbutg, rejecting maz11asae decided On
BY tho Kznpe1oE ni4 master, 1nd shouting IN fRxot
Of liberty, Ike French saus- -eutatt<F Taa Klnga
arc psss1ng aTay.
It u smother synptom Of tie tines thst our En-
pefoH nt1nseli, tealou1 a. he h Of hts sovereign
p-c.pgxt1yes, hAg been lead By tue force Of 1deaa
- renounee ono Of them, snd therein hs Asa dono
wisely. Tho Academy, Isl Wrote Jou recently
Nominated AcssEr. Barhter and d Haussonule,
two men notoEsonslJ hostile to the empire. The
academic cu,sonn n that the newly elected eansl-
dates IRE presented 10 the sovereign, who makes
sone courteous Speech 10 them In reply to some
lit1le academic compliment which tney make him.
The compliments csruot b yel3 sincere on either
Ada The Emperor wrote to tho academy to ex-
cuso tho two aexdemAc3ans from this ceremony,
which Was done. -
TEE vEurHxxEa
There arc rialngs everywhere, or rather, vague
movements in that direction, for Nc have not Jet
reached tefols. Old peoples, and Europe Is com.
posed nf them, are nke old men. They have many
fptenttons but th9y do little. st1l these tnsu7eo-
tjon1xJ tpouzht4 arc III around us and among M,
more than eSer. The woman, Notwithstanding
ther s.noe. assol1se po1ex vash tae ponte ~
ton, II Mary Stuart called us, hare notions ot re-
yuir, which probably come to them nom you,
where they say there u mueh dong IN the way Of
gaining Womenb Eghta. TneY speak Of the
revival Of tho society Of tne, YtsHsIe.ass,
or free women It Is m ,uEantzztoa
having for tta aim the enfrsuchlaemsnt Of woman
probably from her omnlpoteuoe over us-for
Imagine that hef sesvltuda Il more tu1gtusrt than
real I think The, society gets tn name nom the
character of sts members, who can set dre to
stouea, Ike veziiAble volcanoes. This 'me1bers
ought 10 dress, live, Won, and ap6uee even, e.
sctly Ike men. This body met In February, ls4R
the day after Cur revolution. euk a. The poat saJA
"a fose Il h. Ared but the life Of the roaes
And died ere the morning Wa d<eE." - /
This was incky, for otherwise humankind might
have died out for lack Of mothera. Neart5 al Of
them were ugly. which explains their masculine
propensit1ea 1atnartiue himself, courteous - ha
mas. retained sad remembrance Of them which
he willingly re!ated,
I1xAR11Sk IND TIE sTRox0-MNpHD.
One day In ls4s At Pa1ts, at the Hotel de Vile,
while lAmartlne. the rca1 head Of the Provisional
Government wss In his room, adeputaston Of We |
Busiennea Mas announced, rho fo1cea their way
In With The Usher Hho announced them.
"C1tIzen,' said one Of them, "the yesuvfeu- |
nes hare Sent you deputatIon to express to Jon I
the. aduaifatson with which you inspire them
Their are 1ftJ ns nare, and, on behalf ot all tha
otters, we destse TO embrace you.''
III they hau ontY chosen tta bestlooktng ouea!"
said Lamartne IN tAlltng the story, "but they |
were ali frghtful. ~ II specially picked out to
mortify me- To hare ktssel lhem ali Tonli h1ya |
been torture> had happy inspiration" "-she |
great poet had 10 manyf
aC1iiKeneases, +" said he, {" thank you for the |
sentiments Juu c1p1esz But let mo tell you that
pattots Ike JoQ are uen- But Een shake hands, |
they do not kizs." |
He shook hsnds with them. and they departed |
-satls1ed, cannot Ray, But satlsfed or not,
their society soon broke up. Probably, for the |
same reasons the society Of to- day viii pass aWay,
which does not dLspleaso me. Woman q pretended /
~eafneas Is hes strength. and do no. propose 70
arm her stt1 more Against Us, POOR alavez
ExLx C1hnEf.