They ere put issues, are dead by-
Tjie Ma nc'vs fi D:n Europe is of a
conflicting character. It is fur a
ppeedy peace, aud a continued war
by tuiTS. The chances for peace,
viewed f.oia this distant point, seem
j;oor enough, for dispatches say that
England is about to send an army of
20,000 to protect the Suez Canal
The vrord protection will eonnd like !
a bitter sarcasm to Russia, and neiTe
Ler only tho more for the dreadful
s-nigg'e. If England once gets her
troops in as protectors of herself
nd Turkey, and the canal, she will
l-ecome a permanent power, unless
t-.'-.e iw u ivtn out oy lorce. ai is a
sad condiion ih:.t Tuikey is in. The ber, tea, West India goods are utterly
J'iitit h Lion, profes-iing to be her j wiped out. Forty edd blocks, or near
frLiid, Li fastening Limelf on herl1"0 hundred teres south of King
... rri t street have not six buildings remaining,
territory to remain. The Russian ...... .... ... t , ?,
Bir, who is avowedly her enemy, is j
g liberie g tip her territory in other
piit ts, uid so the case becomes more
u-.innliTA(l 1.T bv tbiv.
4 V . , !
0 0 . i
tue imtihU ooraer. it luoks as u
the circle cf the fight must soon get
raaoh larger.
The Russians have crossed the
Ixtbe in fice, but no great battle
lissytt lccn fought by which the
f. tiniest opinion may be formed as lo
who is to be victorious. Doubtless
many battles will be fought before a
jlna of light will be shed as to who
will b victor.
