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Il the Holy Alliance and the London Conference, But do you imagine that he acts alone--lhat he has no Anbas- lsador-no Minister, from Russia. prus- sia, or Austria, to encourage and back him? Do you imagine that, in the state [ ill which Holland is at present with all injured commerce, excessive taxation, and q large and ruinous standing army. aEd with Chambers and people demand ing reforms in the constitution and laws, that King William would, unaided, un- encouraged, and without the promised assistance of at least Russia and Prus- sin, oppose the determinations of the Five Powers, and put them at defiance? l Do you suppose that fl the King of llol- land were privately assured by his reia- tive, the King of Prussia, that the Five Powers had bono fde resolved on enforc- ing the 2l Articles, if not forthwith ac- cepied by him, and that there was 10 mental reserve whatsoever; l ask you, do you believe that King William would dare 10 brave an English fleet, French army and all European coalition against him! No, no M. Sebastiani has his Idoubts-M. Perier has his suspicious Louis Phillip has his anxieties-- andthe omen of the juste milieu demand, "What then, is France after all her concessions to Foreign Powers, after her conduct as to Poland, Spain, Belgium, and Italy. 10 be attacked for the Revolution of July in the spring of next year." Team not answer the question, but the horizon is cloudy ,!

 Yesterday M. Casimir Perier aston- ished the Chamber of Deputes-astoG- ished France and even astonished the Centres-by the sudden presentation of a law for mobilising 3G0,000 Ma tional Guasds! You remember the ia nous sitting of the 24th of October last, when this same Minister opposed the motion of General Lamarque! You remember that he said, '.Conyiendrait-il q un Gouvernement disponibles, de pro- tester aux autres de .sou amour pour Ia paixi P And you remember that he tri- umphed-that the proposition of Gen eral Lamarque was rejected-and that the Centres of the Chamber said. s.Now then for disarmingm But yesterda, I-no longer ago than yesterday-this same M.Perier came downwith a law to the House for organizing the National uards-and thus addressed the Mem bers,ssNous vous le demandons, Mes sienrs, que pent craindre un pays defen-. du par une arnee de 500,000 hommes, don't toiites les parties itlcessanenf dis poniblesy peuvent au moindre signal, etre rendues actiyes, ct qu viendront appuyer, au besoin, une armce de trois cents mile hommcs, improHises CT UT mois ct queiques iours." Certainly Nj. Perier loves as much the system of ':peaee at all prices" on the ldh No vember, as he did on the 24th October; and yet, or the 24th of October, he thought that system would be compro- missed by the organization of seven hun- dred thousand men; but on the 7th oI November, he thinks that peace is per fectly reconcifeable with an orgafiza- ton of S0G,00O men! 1t is said. indeed. that this organization of Mobile Na- tionai Guard is only to be Soh paper and that in Reality no Citizen Guards are to be called out by virtue of the Law. This is probable enough,as We live under the oppression ofa sy ystemof delu- sion and chcanery. But will N. Peri. CT venture to disarm without Mobile National Guard9 No, no, and thus, af. ter afl the objections and difficulties made by the men of the Centres during months past 10 an organization of d na- tional army they are at last forced to a. dopt the system they rejected !!

 HEN THEN ARE wEToHAvEA GEN ERAL DEsARMINc? This question is now put by all men of sense and feel ing in France. If it be true that the re- ve!ution of July is to be honestly and permanently acknowledged by the Des- potic Powers in Europe, then let there be no delay. The Polish Revolution is vanished! The Belgian Revolution is the subject of Protocols at Downing street, where all s.the Five Powers are perfectly agreed!" The Italian Revo- lutions are placed under the protection of Austria! Hungary and Lithuanial Volhynia, and the Rhenish Provinces are all said to be perfectly quiet! and the "good old principles of divine right, passive obedience, legitimacy, and non- resistance" are aboutto triumph in the