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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3440, 3 January 1880, Page 2

a letter to Signer Crooe, France, says:--? The in Homnania is nothing Bismarck in. ftibjje got disreputable workshojßrhere bargains of free pwpie are HHrcted. Bismarck, a worthy Johtinuer : |w the work of Arminius, is the avowed enemy of the Latin name and race. He has now taken aim at poor Roumania, and hat decreed its dismembermeit for the benefit of Austria, diverted from its basis and going down to the fatal incline of the JEgean Sea. Unless the revolution interposes its formidable reto, we shall see our interesting Boumania, blood of our blood, and bone of our bone, delivered prer with hand and toot fettered to that Austria' whose per* nicions and mysterious protectorate she already undergoes. Italy and France in not recognising the independence of onr Danubian brethren are unconsciously, but irrevocably, contributing to the liber* ticidal mancenrres of their traditional and implacable enemies. Germany aggran* dized by the northern provinces of Austria; Austria, rounded off and made unwieldy by the Slavo-Greek provinces of the Danube, imply constant danger and menace lor Italy, France, and all the - Latin countries. It behoves us, then, to watch and not lose sight of Prince Bismarck, who is already going to Canbssa, and next to unmask these Israelites, hit accomplices, who identify themselves with his pernicious ideas, thanks to the univer* sal alliance, as they call it."