New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13
FRA nee.
THE CUBAN QUESTION THE BUDGET
RELIGIOUS PERsECU lion

The matter OF chief interest 10 America u N''' NJ
which also largely occupies hestention OF 'ehche"
and ,hato thermastcr the Emperor. ia the tn
ing aspect of relations with Cuba IL is said 'Ha
Iou. Napoleon. with less than his usua' caution -
e1rr, ssed hs sympathy With Spain Its perfec;ywel
known that his wife has expressed hers directly and
positively, and that they warm and earnest as
become woman and Spani.-i. She has not hesl-
tated TO say that she ruler Of Spain she would re-
.is what che consider, TO be extrlyagant sni IN
sultng claim. to the last drop of Spanish blood What
her influence may be the rulers of spain let each
one Judge. Bu; let 70 too suddenly judge that Il
can have 10 weight at the Spanish Court. where in
tricuc mnglcs largely in satesmanshiP. 1t is con-
ceiyfbe thot sic may exert il through her mOtherand
Alba. Le1 br0tLcrin-l-w at Madrid; or through her
husband at Paris Her patriotic motives TO is eXer-
ton Las al active auxiliary in her personal hatred OF
sr SouIc whom she would delight to battle not more
in lis quality Of American Regotia;Or snd Cuban fiji
BUSTER than ia Liz quality Of personal enemy to her
and her house No one has forgotten, and she least
ofall the Soul6 duels. nor the manner-which she
must consider fouly abusye-in which the Soults
have spoken and written Of her mother her brother
iu.law. her husband and herself Louis Napoleon, be-
sides that he has bis little bone to pick with Soule
is several removes from deity and perhaps is not IN
susceptibe TO the influence even on hls political
course OF 3 very clever woman-so clever that shc
married him. Suppose war between SPAN and
America with France for ally of the former power
as tie Empress says she shall be- and with England IN
volyed in it, Whatever results came il this would De
among them-a greater weakening Of the strength Of
England, the actual pro-temPore ally OF France
than any number Of Eastern wars or continental wars
can effect. Suppose tie Hispano American war end
ed md the Eastern war enied-as sometime or other
they must be-and then suppose what great many OF
u cannot help supposiDg that the Empires Peace
and that the low wisely smothered, old, inherited,
obstinate lonc-cherished imperial ambition burst out
in full fame through the dry parchment SCROLLS OF
Vieunese treaties England will longer be there TO
prevent it licking up Belgium and Savoy, aud first
quenchng itsef in the waters of the Rhine and
the SHOWS of the Alps. And so American Democrats
WHO. for the sake of perpetuating and extending
Slavery. getting up war with spain; may De
phying into the hand. of Napoleon, they certainly
are into the hands OF Nicholas.
Let us hope, against any possibilities or probablh-
ties that there is yet enough common sense IN the
world 10 save some part Of it at least from the desc
lalions of war; but in view of oil possibilities and
probabilities, the following abstract Of the naval
in the Baltic Mediterranean and Black Seas and in
tie Grecian Archipelago carry in oil 30,o guns the
sum of the steam motive force in portion OF the YES
sells of these squadrons is l3,1O'-horse power the
seventeen stesm gates ard c0rvetes VIII be manned
and equipped in the port of Toulon. ready at the hTst
order to take board 2O0 troops; the sum OF their
steam force is 40 horse power. Orders have been
issued for the armug of fourteen shps0Elhcine, all
l.u. I.l They VI bg
fcl tuc TRIM They carry in all 1899 guns. Seven 81
them ale screw steamers, OF an aggregate force ol
i5.uhoise power. 1his squadron Of "sefc' says 'he
official journal Is intended 10 provide Tor u'ire con-
trccnccs ard, im OF need 10 protect tr ig on
all seas Tire whole number OF vessels O al hn-s OF
which the above mentioned squadrons are comps a. Is
one hundred and four
The opinion that the German powers are about to
lreak openly with Russia has gained much ground
during the past week 1t is opinion encourig ID IN
the Cical and pressed in the most corldent terms
IN thr tomi-cical iournsls Of this Government VI
the Hourse the three per ccrts were quoted d DeJre
Yesterday At hch Is two francs hgher TIA ne
closing quotations ot the preceding saturday. RAJ
road aud other stocks had all risen; and dm tod ~
professional observer ol the moy enents OF tne Dodrs
that the lie cannot be- attributed Ia the eior % spec
ulators. For what il done and rumored t. b. done,
and told about to be- done, in the eNdOnlnons Oi 40
dnl Medid in Greece and the shores of the Black
S,a let your ,aders consult \. L. Us letters. Inc
report Oh he Budgeior $50 was published as innrs
DAY. The receipts are calculated al i.ooo'0'-'-l'
francs leaving excess IN the calculated expenses LOT
I-55 c 3 g. ql francs (sav $40 0UU); but 70 cover
the uucalCuat,d expense. which the war may Irhutf
urcrFsarv the report proposes 10 authorize Govern
Inelt 10 c In the course Of ESQ, treasury notfs ~
RE amount If 100000. 900 francs We may under-
stand fr.m this the Government estimate Of the yearly
runuiuo expenses uf the war. \ loan OF 2JO,O)V,VUV
for -ii: Treasury nurs ~ the same amount iol 800
|; /, needless 70 Say that the legislative body VIII ac-
cent the report and authorize their master u Issue the
note, 4 recent published report on the loan Just
mentioned furnishes the following statements: Inc
number ii subscribers was 1900, and the Whole
amount of subscriptions over 46-,OUO,Vvj nearly
drble the amount Of the oan Co. O0J Of the su)scrb
ers subscribed for amounts under $50 francs. ms
NAV truly be called popular loan. II presents tAe
financial condition of France III brilliant contrast "'u
that 81 her tTansW Ienean helsho"r VINO l. S'lo y
rrise less than tenth Of the same amour. on! D.
forced loan.
think one Of nv letters not long conta ned an
instance Of FOUL Intolerance exercised in sweden ny
swedish law against certain individuals who's CRIME
was the changing of their religious opinions from 70
restaut 10 Catholic. The Catholic newspapers mere
very properly cried out against II, and, VIII oscdl
col.steucv the Protestant and d5crai pohtct press
Joined in the protest. The English Parliament nap
pil, by a diminished majority voted last week AGAIN
it The Jews are politically accursed. add specl-
mn Of French governmental religious persecution
which porsistcnty carried on against all frotestahs
in tte district, wnore they few in number--Dut es'
p.rlly apaiust such az DO not belong 10 one Oi The
ivo ofc ly recognized sects OF Protestant- trans
late from tie irAires II Christianity Protestant re'
siou. jourrsl Published here
III. forowu, ordinance dated April g. 1874, was AL
dressed TO tie Mayor Of the NeFheue By ihe
Of :. ul.s There exists IN your commune sect clled
Baftisis which IS not recognized by he safe Inc mn
,tr If tl called yea on hal Lot therefore ne Hgnt