G1E Ga3GtR.

March p, 1906.

.4FE-1IPS or EUROPE
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crations upon the continent Of Eurobt.
which led to the re-establishrnen. ~
p,.ce, between France and Austria. We
must conhne our remarks to a shsrt
sum mary.


On the 28th ofNoyembcr, Bonaparte
proposed an armisice ID the Emperors
Of Russia and Austria, which was not


accepted.


{ The second and third Russian armies


having united at OImutz, attacked the
advanced posts. Of the French under
Prince Murat, and compelled them To
retreat. Previous to this Bcnaparte


had sent lis aiddccamp, Gen. Sayery.
to the Emperor Alexander, under pre-
tcncc Of entering into negotiation F;
but the great object was to act the part
ofa&Py. Ne tarried three days-in this
! time he discovered that the miitary
council Of Alexander was composed Of
yOung and inexperienced men-Bona-
parJe concluded from this information,
that itwould not DC long before an army
thus conducted would commit faults.
or W drawn into situations where Ne
should be able to engage under Euperi-
| or ad'antages; accordingly the French
army were ordered TO retreat in the
night, about twelve miles,& kent up ey-
cry appearance as tho an attack was
feared and avoided and to keep ub
Tie deception, another interview was
soiicitc'i7 and The Emperor Alexander
seat prnco Eoiaorouki, who made seq
cral pror0 .onsWiIch Bonvparte heard
HItho'I, -iv emotion, and dismissed the
lid. zinc returned to the allied camp,fully
persuaded ;hlt !. was only to bring the
French t1 actions and their defeat was
sure. ,,uaGeJ with the hopes of wcto-
TN, On the first ot December, the Rus
sian army msde a movement in front
Of the french Tnc, and within pistol
shot Of the cncmy's camp. In the
night between the lst and I'd Of Dec.
Bonaparte visited all his guards in per-
son, and made the necessary prepare
tons AZ sunrise he gave his orders to
his Marshals-Hc said, "@o5dicra, re
1aaf"ieh hl:a csmhatgH zirh q ciah of
} t1m4cr."


The two armies consisted of nearly


100000 men the numbers were about
equal Oh each side the engagement
continued through most ofthe day, ana
ended IN the total defeat of the allied
arnv-between 2O and 10000 ofwhich
we're either killed OF made pri>onerx.
/ The consequence of this battle was an
sr1nistiCc, which was proposed and


signed the following day, and commits


SicncIs appointed to negotiate a treaty


between France and Austria--the terms


Of which were dictated BY Bonaparte,


and Of course oppressive and humilia-


ting to Austria.


The trcatyconsists of24 articles. Their


substance is A. follows :--France is to


continuejn possession Of the territories


beyond tH- Alps, and the Emperor Of


Germany XVI knowledge in Bonapar-


tc u.e ole oi hing Of Italy, &c. but the


l@t:cr &grccs U separate the Grown Of


Italy from thyt of ~ancc, and not 10


'31tcI i again Oh tle same head.-The


sWpllDr ul Germany then agrees to


the .oi.o"ing ccsslons =" Bavaria


Snail r>c-jve rasau, Fichstadt, and


1iar ra'i-tc oi Durgau the counties Of


Eo"eQ-rls, Tonnage, and MontioH;


lIhacu, Augsburg, and the Norat-


hor&, Win a'! the Lordships appertai-


mug tLcrcunto; the whole Of the Ger


man. and Italian TyroI, with Trent and


E''Ncn. Austria ol-o gives up her


claim Z all fcts and marorial rigbts


Throughout thc whole c1tcut of Bavaria


together With those oPpcrtaining q


Eohcuia, LTD lie Upper Palatinate.
Austria also oclnou edges the kingly


alsli'g III Bavaria; and r'cdgcs herself
not to oYroao the exercise of tie nights
! oF ao..IcisHty III -hat Kingdom, ID TIC


s:ln: y rncr vs they are exercised IN
= -t~oJl- nd Prussia, either as Empc-
Ior, "r Cc-cst,te; these rights ere to


eAtcna To thc TIutcnic. and the order
I ct thc Knights of St. I0in of JelIss-
/ ltm-BcN2rio, On her raIt shall ccEc
! w utcMLurE tO The EleCtor Of Salt


burg Eamberg, Rottcnburg- AZ


Sch"cintUrE arc TO 60 with the rcn1llTs
ot Haitzburg, and to be incorPcT,tsd


with TIC domains Of tie House cl -ius-


uIa.-Wirttmherg besides Gc kirElT
; drEnltT, IS to ocXcrtisc Z complete so'-


erciGn;y ~ the County oi Hobenlra
! the LcHcr~E'-tc III Neilcnhlrg, AID 4


20 to Ea' n- possession WE what were