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Ssel'alnly there is no hostility to France Mas .a country. If we begin to butcher each 'At'' ' We shall do it in the best possible sapef; ' the French, l dare say, with their ssas'omed ,'!s politeness, regretting the ne- ,.ay ,,aay of cutting our throats, and doing it sssSt'eSiately sst as possible, and we, on our part, l%.1i ,% iankee ingenuity, prefer blowing ,sd ss''seer up with torpedoes, with fire-ships, a" % uaer inventions, to the disagreeable isayol ds",. cutting him up in detail. War, or ,b.; Say war, has much of the ludicrous s%'' ll' bloody as it is, when men murder |0, ,4O'oer by thousands, as if Death were |T |S,q qa'ck enough; but war for 5000, ,0oo S,n Ss a' that viii cost 5o,ooo,ooo, is a little |S,n;, mn .uulcrous. Nevertheless, honor and

 '"'y' ,he world says, must be sustained.

 es. s's s nave ' been destroying each other for ls,lof ! ss.D the sake of them, thus aiding the Sp Sue Su and the Pestilence in their havoc of &e .s'''an ..as. species; and I do not see how shao,' a,as.'ce can be stopped now, even if the

 "'aster IS abroad. Brooks Letters.