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The foreign news in this days paper indicates general fostilitieS in Europe. The scene is again to be opened on the battle field of modern war among these civilized nations, and it IS not imp1oba- blc that the new tragedy will begin where the last was closed--upen the theatre of Waterloo. TEe Eery;f ery;fiillasrTsae name of Belgium is akin to the Roman word for war, and this little spot may be. con sidered as sort of circus where the na- tions appear as gladiators to dEsplay their skill in the bloody trade. The respite since the battle of Waterloo has has been quite long breathing spell, and may look upon 1t as certain that the royal sport of the sovereigps will now be spedily resumed.

 It must be matter of congratula- ton with the Interchangeable, that this account which exhibits the nations of Europe in the act of putting on srmor to contend against each other, finds ey- cry motion of discord with the bellig- erents on the part of our Republic, re- moved. There IS now no difficulty re- maining which is calculated to throw the United States into the conflict, and our country is destined to enjcy the blessings of its pacific institutions, in a greater degree. not merely as in con Itrast with those which bring desolation on Europe, but as inviting that prosper ity which is expelled by violence from the shores of the old continent. Globe.