Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16
Foreign Correspondence OF the Free Press sndTines
FROM England,


] stTAte9lsts IN LOnuon, WHO ulEtcl puoilS VPhiOh
upon continental affairs, have already played
the war game out. Napoleon is politically dead,
/ France is conquered, and the terms Of cspitula-
ton are in progress.
/ Scion SAYS " Napoleon has made mistake,
and 50 We believe, if the kilograms of this morn
ing are true. Every thing has conspired to de-
feat the French, and if political philosophers are
correct in their surmises about an approaching
outbreak Of a revolution among the French peo
pie, the war will soon he closed, and Napoleon
and the Prince Imperial will retire into England,
to live upon the income of the consols and Amer
lean stocks which Napoleon juliciousy purchased
with a view to the possible fate of his empire.
TIE English press are united in predicting
speedy termination Of hostilities with the follow
ing results The Empire is to be no more, France
will pay tie war expenses Of Prussia, and the
Rhenish provinces will be secured to Germany
forever, the Pruss,n scheme Of uniting the
German States will be accomplished, aud Europe
generally will be Prussianized.
L certainly would be severe rebuke to the
editors Of the TImes, Daily -Isars, and Specta-
tor if trumps should be changed and the Deutsch-
ers driven beyond tie Rhine. Such an event
seems impossible, bp; 1t would be interesting to
observe the transition to sympathy for Napoleon
in the event Of his success.
Upon reading English newspapers. one is per-
suadei that there is logic in Cardinal Wolsey's
association of ideas in the expression, - More
paugs and fears. than wars or women have"
For breach Of promise cases and " Women's
rights 50 still engage the public mind, notwith-
standing the thirst fer war news From the
battlefelds Of France, we hear Of the success Of
the needle gun. From the Forum of Justice
in England, we have accounts Of the victories Of
needle-plyers.
The women Of England do no. make much
progress in their advocacy Of women's poll
teal rights Emily Faithful and her tribe,
by no means represent the opinion Of model
women In directing public attention to the
rights Of women in England, however, the enyi-
able position of the sez, and the respect that they
command from men, Is disclosed.
Inc scenialous reports from the Divorce Court
in Westminster Hall, give one the impression
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