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rable quantity Of artilleryift has made important
conquests in Europe and Asia-it is beyond doubt
that the army being reinforced, as may easily be
done in proportion to the colossal power Of Russia,
the latter must infallibly gain the victory.


1t is announced, indeed, that the Emperor Nco-
las will return for time to ST. Petersburgh, but
the journey of that monarch, III really takes place,
cannot hinder the army from pursuing the advan-
tages which it has already gained. From the
preparations which making here it is easy to see
that the war is only just going to begin. The Porte
will then repent Of having dsregaI ded the pacific
voice of the Emperro-of having refused the hand
which was held out to it. as we'll all the propo.
sails of the Powers, with such infatuaton, that it
has forced the French Cabinet to prove to the Dvan,
sword in hand, that the honour and interest OF the
European nations imperously require the maintain
ance Of the stipuatons that have been demanded,
and which, for the general good have been concert
ed between them.