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ts mind to submit to any and every insult from any and every power of Europe until it has succeeded in putting down "the rebellion." Until that object is gained, it is not to be kicked into a war by any European power or potentate, especially Louis Napoleon. Of all the European Governments, France is that which would suffer least from a war with the Yankees, and which could inflict the most mischief upon them. --They know the military power of that most military of nations, and the cool, calculsupposes that with a war on its hands already which is too much for its capacity, the United States would plunge into another war with such a power as France, has but a faint conception of the profound craft and caution of Yankee policy. Louis Napoleon would never have undertaken his Mexican enterprise but from an entire conviction that Southern independence is un fait accompli. He is proverbially the most discreet and circumspect, as well as bold and energetic, of European rulers. His occ