New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY D. 1898.


700 sOus counted the present day BY the naons
trof. . The various religions OF Confncus OF brtnma
~ Bobdsba 81 Chamelia As for tn CHRISTIAN nstnns
vhich do not count half the number Of soas they ned
with their manufactures so many Of them new ninet7en
tvsrteits Of the whole space offered for the universal
competition
five isolate from the temperate zone Of hemisphere
nut hundredth Of the surface II the GLOBE We
have the whole Of the space whence rsdAtes tn
Fght Of revelation, vhers. accomplished ths dscov
81 science and the nexhassble PcSton OF these
discoveries 10 The arts This Of human intelligence
i yivied by Eve the French Bi-b. German, lts
ian and Idnsvian they represent little than
bali The western nations These include, ~hO viii
be surprised AZ H. all the immortal of modern arts
and sciences sm Tycho Oer.ted and from Lnseus 81
Berz.ius fr N Gshleo and Michel Angelo to spAlenIs-
ii snd Volts rom hepler ct L-hnZ 10 B-ssel aud ia
cobb from Bacon and Newton 70 Wat; and Davy ADD al
r.soy in OF the New World to Franklin and Full
ton and finally: coming to France ir q Pa'csl and Des-
eaies to Lsvo.ieT and hopge 70 La Place and Cavier
"AAer the Exhibition it was important TO compare the
reccmpenses granted on the one haul tn nations privileged
in skne discoveries the other hand the tue
human This parallel will demonstrate the superior
influence Of science and Of genius upon the arts which
dow society Nth wealth and power The decisions pro
bounced al London were a. follows;
Fer the advanced portion Of progressive nations
vfich are the Cbristsn nations. those which the
lead in discoveries the industrial recompenses voted by
the Jury l0t
For the least advanced portion Of progressive IA
items. the recuIrpenses OF the order %
Finally for al the nations not Christians. but s>don
airy snd which constitute Two thirds Of the human
o..
| have occupied so much time with the ana yss of
tbs Report thinking that the subject would be pecu
srly OppOrtune At New York at this time, that have
scarcely lett myself to speak OF the news of the
day.
The absorbing topic in political circles has, Of course
been tie quarrel going between Russia and Turkey
which seems to be far from being settled as ever.
To give concise summary Of the war OF words
has given rise 10 during the week would require whole
letter; leave the subject then IN statu qHo which 10
three words about the state of IT, despite the import
snt circular OF Count kesselrode.
A. concerns French politics the Monitor has publish
cd several DEGREES during the week OF considerable i'm
portaDce One Of the most notable is that which abol
,hes the Ministry ofGenera Police The reason given tor
this change that the exceptional circumstances under
which the Ministry in reference created have
ed TO exist the country being restored to calm and
security
Another mportsn. decree regulates the rank and OBJ
leatioIs of the Imperial family while yet another in
stitUtes Universal Exhibition of Fine Arts TO take
Jace at Paris at the same time as the Universal Exh
biiion Of Industry.
twill be remembered that by eIraord nsry article
in The StnGfns COnsunm Of the 18th Of No ember ls52
the Emperor reserved 10 himself power the members
OF hi. family which place the his viii, completely
beyond the pale Of law In fact sweeping Is the word
ing the clause the Emperor has power of life and death
over hem Nothing has since occurred to show this the
had exercising these powers until the
appearance Of decree for the regulation Of the
In peTis family The decree contains, among Others the
following pr visions:
ARr The Emperor al the members Of hi. family
the rshs q Psra power during their mnsn and ai- pre-
All Ibe Ynpe FAMILY cor..s. l. Of the iest si6p
evttusy by 7th No
y,mter 52 Of their viys. and esEs are children ~ . s
ever they BE- .hsl be Pull q u shi 1ae "asu, there BE-
/ without the formal ecnsent o. the Emperor, -, 49, -. -,
AR AL ehdIn born Of union which ,h not have been con
astsc conformity with the preceding article A be considered
AIT The matrin on eouvephons members % the Imperial
fniJ .ha be tu not ,pproyed OF y me Epol ~.a,et
sHbs5 Of he IRs;, i,y R SO think 5d5, sa t. af
without form Of Proeedss Inc esect' OF M
operation . 70 th property of the married couple AA be regulated
AT IS TIE mtaber. Of the Imperial family
without order Or permission Of the EnPsIoL qs. the ter
vhah The Impeiis rs.derce may be established
AIT g II agemher Of the lmFsa family .h, commit an vet
perled which eanbot exceed year the Pesy oi
sTIIo'es ain saenea de "a Ptyroa or eile -. ,.,,, fam
IL, to remove foG them the sr.ou .pper suspicious.
TerOus form OF their household
The succeeding articles empower the Emperor to estab
.h family council consisting Of Prince of the Imperial
family the Minister Of state the Minister ct astice the
Presidents of The Senate. the Legislative Body ana the
Coun Of State the First President of the Court OF Csss
ton and Marshal of France, General OF DIVISION
named 10y the Emperor; and they give It Jurisdiction IN
matters Of guardianship snd IN complaints mace against
IN. Princes or Princesses the Imperial family, in all
eases exec o-nses which are 20 Dee PROVIDED
for by a seuatus Consuum also in purely personal &C
tns bro ugh by the Princes and Pnncesse' OF the lns-
Al family or bfoueb III agan,t them The decs ns Of the
Council are the decree enscts To be dehng- out IN cases
Of complaint aSSIst members Of ths Imperial family
csn only clare the acts complained OF r-prrhehsO g. ana
refer he III "a tie Emperor WHO ihcrtupon WILL IN case he
should rot IN * usb 10 indulgence prone unee one o
lie penalties specified Ia article 90 or even say. the
decree accordn the gravity OF the TACT, innittFo
"yesrs coLditueIt /drtf, orct/ ia the place he may
descrate Tie ludiug article Of the DEGREES specifies
Whit articles in il sha be- applicable TO members 81 the
family ct he Emperor who do net form part Of the npe'
risl family. &c.. -, -
Tie q, cree SURPRISING the Ministry Of Police also ez
..fl - an IL Z
wooded as foloas:
remit H. rpre,s.ou Ministry Of 0tnsa Police the infl-
uu I'D - al ftoIa ulstalee "e nave de-
\ e. C0 ~ -.ws
Tie sflutts g TIE MLu5 ~ "'-1-' i''1 a' a-N
ac6ed 10 a.. o. o. tie ". strI ofthe lntefor
said that the motives sheh led 70 the issue OF those
Ge. rees are not UneonIected WITH each otler NJ d5
Mama. =. tcfs 81, c0ns0tofiOa j. made senator and
M gtity al unces that be will shortly be appointed
H. o,ni,tatic post. | AIN told be- will probably oe sent
10 Names The na'ure Of his experience since the 2d 81
Decor is doubtless ealcul,ted to make nm A'one
with the King If ihe 1 40 ScIhes.
NJ Dc T,r,pv Is nov q greater man than ever lie has
GOT nd nj III rival and weds al lis power 10 addition q
hist Of Minister Of the nterr tor NUT np' Dc supposed
tlt IN ,,.4ou.tr- Of the neuIrl abolition 81 the hn
er If Police there will be- lees espt1H0ge going on man
before
RUSSIA
Force Of the Active Army.
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