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INFLUENCE or TmE UNITED SrArEs ~
EuRorE.-Mf. Bennett, OF the New lorl,
Herald, in one Of his letters from Europe,
says that the Mexican war aud the sub.
scripiuns Tor the Irish, leave the European
mind in a slate OF amazcmeni. Many are
beginning To perceive tha, new and start.
ling elements are at work in tho United
States. and every arrival is watched Tor
with the preliminary exclamation" won.
der what the devil the Americans will do
next" The truth is, that the United States
are beginning TO exercise a mighty inllu.
encc IN Europe. From tho height the
Republic has now reached, no one can tell
the limits Of her power, progress, or pre-.
ponjerance. One Of tho leading London
journals says, halt in joke, half in earnest


ii the Americans 60 ON at this fale,
feeding one hemisphere and fighting the
other, thc time may como d hen Louis
Philippe will be a preiect in Paris. under
the authority of a Mr, President Polk, aud
a Sir Robert Peel will be happy 10 become
the collector Of the pou of London or Liy.
erpool, under the like authority. The ca.
pacily, thc'yersatiliiy, the growing power
ol the American Republic, lor everything
-lor war, commerce, navigation, agrIcul.
lure, art, manuiaclures-seem TO begct a
general aslonishment and IN an undisguisa.
bic dread in all those connected with the
present governments in France and Eng


land. \ new arrangement and modiIica.
ton Of the powers o; Europe seem 10 be
on the eve Of deyelopcment. In TACT, the
United States, as a nation, is rapidly en-.
lcring into the European system, and is
actually disturbing their old visions of the
balance OF power.