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casions more uscontent win thelr rulers, than


If the outrages committed from time TO time by them


were exposed to the public eye. Moreover, the


press is permitted to animadvert freely upon Amer


lean and English affairs, and the question IL con,in-


ualy presenting itself to the reader why Is it that
German affairs is not thus freely commented uponi


The Berlin papers may say that 'the United States


is the most unprinciped and rapacious nation on


earth" as they have said with impnnity but they


dare not say "Frederick William Nv promised a


constitution several years ago to Prussia, and has
failed TO carry his promise into execution" The


dullest mind is not slow in percevng that this is not
only strange but unjust; and hence suspicious are
awakened which eyentuate ina positive dislike to
the constituted authorities But as intend to de-


vote hereafter letter exclusively to this subject


will dispense with it at present.
As violent delights are not usually of heightened


duration, either with nations individuals, accord


ingly the "enienis cordiaie which was 80 lovingly


affected between England and France, has been sud-


denly and utterly dissolved. The most sklful and
energetic diplomacy could not have been more sue
| cessful in making the two governments the dupes


Of each other, than they have been made with res
pect to their designs in America and in Spain. The
lannuncation OF the amcabe settlement Of the Ore
gon question was not less startling to Louis Phil
| ippe, than the news of the intended nuptials OF
Montpensier with the Infana was TO Victoria Each
nation feels that it has been shockngly imposed
upon--Fmnce, because England placed her in such
| a ridiculous position the "balance Of power''
doctrine; and England, because France was so
| sealthy as to contract marriage alliance "at two


o'clock in the night,n at the Spanish capital, while
Mr., Bulwer, her minister, was in the rigid EN-.


braces OF Morpheus. The former could not conceive


the latter to be so destitute OF honor TO leave her


snlone in her glory in conhning the limits Of the
Union by threats, TO the Rio Grande; and the lat
ter charges that the deed Of the former, and the


hour selected for il, are without parallel in crime
since the murder Of Dunoan by Macbeth. In
heir outbreak of indignation, the British rake up
te I'D priich 10 affair; and the organ, the Chron


cle, alleges that an. Guzot has not had the de