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Nashville Union And American
Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee
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New York report on letters from Geneva detailing a conversation with the exiled Empress Eugénie of France, where she discusses her political visit to France and predicts a Catholic revival leading France to restore the Pope, divide Germany, and strengthen Austria against European threats.
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Her Predictions of the Future.
New York, July 7.—Letters from Geneva to the World gives a conversation with the late Empress of France. She says her visit to France is for political purposes and it is useless to try to conceal it. She believes there will soon be a general return of the people to order, and said the Piedmontese government at Rome, the anti-Christian and Pagan Court at Berlin, and the wild Communists and Madrid, are filled with fear at the awakening of Catholic France. Now that the wretched Thiers is gone, all moves well. MacMahon is prudent and loves France. The future, said Eugene, is ours, and France will lead the reaction against the forces which have seemed to threaten the existence of society and religion throughout Europe. She saw in the future that France will again be at the head of nations, the robbers driven out of Rome, the Pope restored, Germany divided into harmless States, and Austria again strong.
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France
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July 7
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predictions of french leadership in european reaction, restoration of pope, division of germany, strengthening of austria
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Conversation in Geneva with the exiled Empress Eugénie, who states her visit to France is political, anticipates return to order in France, fears among foreign governments at Catholic France's awakening, praises MacMahon, and foresees France leading against threats to society and religion, driving robbers from Rome, restoring the Pope, dividing Germany, and strengthening Austria.