New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
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THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN ORlGlNAL
VIEW OF LOUIS NAPOLEON.

convusion While the secondary powers are GU sos7u
in the;r customary svocaiions Of Seeping down tue
republican sentiment, those OF the frs; cisss are
ADDITION it would appear, organizing sss'hs' me"
neighbour grsld wholesale reZzIa. TIE PorIenIs ~
tbs effect pretty plain. Snce the inpehHi zee
a-tte e: Stuttgart year sfce, events eer'.'ny Ha'e
tended 20 fortify this opin.cu EmperoT' DO not mse'
for trivial purposes SJmei9lns more seiiJuss 20 %
accomplished than diaipg or riding on ho'seoseK' L.
WI! l.. remembered, also, when Count &c Morny re-
turned from s.. Petersburg, after hsying PrsvsHed OF
the Gar 20 hold this conference tia: LOUIS Napoleon
gave him dot.tion Of two million france, and the most
sperdlo service Of plate ever bestowed on Al ennos
ssior. Ths alone, expression OF lmp-nsi eAa-
tstion, emDently symp,oma.c, sai should nave
awakened the Jaysst ssra!s-s or the PSF. OF Euro
pesn sta'esmfn. IL poin, OF fAc,, Il p>-seu "tneus
eloiIirg tie lgbtes: eed
This interview bstseen the monarchs appears to
have been har1lor;ous If 20, probably g conpsc, of
ordinary il pot was entered Lto the iesul's OF
which ray largely std ernlrently involve tie inter
tsts Of the civilized world. This compact, although
touching tie Only question which could adequately TO-
dnce or eIpsia go remarkable interview, IL, how
ever rot new one. Looking back to the time OF Ma
poleo1 J. We readily discover the sense AMI object
Of it, end are s,ru,k Nh the ominoas fidelity with
which bis policy i. being reenscted by Napoleon III.
IN 1907 on tie RET OF tie N.smen, the Eupsrors OF
the same powerl held eimlar conference, simiisr
covensnt WIS struck; bot which, from complication
Of subseauen. events led a. that time 10 consul
sions. Now, however, being unemberrassed by any
vsbls causes 70 mar It's ec1,on it promises at least
"a early maturity and has already made prodgious
progress. This sub.erranean and Gnsuspec;ed mischief
Is nothing else than Simultaneous desceo. ~ France
ard Russia on their respective neighbors: England
being the object Of attack the hand, and Turkey
on the other.
Fer two hundred years Russia hss been aoxously
struggling for frontier on Summer sea where her
maritime interests might expand, and her commercial
relations with the civilized world be more prchtsbly
cultivated. Her vast material resources are az present
for SIX months together or. OF every year, subject to
the drawback of frozen harbors. T1e Black Sea is
bu. a fsh.pond. Some insignificant merchantmen
with marines board all the remittance OF navy
which che sust AIMS there. Russis is jea'ous Of the
great nsvy which England, owing to her colonial sys
tenn is 20 unfortunate 10 have. Alison in his His
tory Of the French Revelation gays, il relation to the
fret Imperial conference: France had nothing to
demand Of Russia, except tna. she should close her
ports against England. Russia had nothing TO ask
OF France, but that she should withdraw her armies
from Poland, AID permit the Emperor to pursue his
" long-cherished projects Of conquest in Turkey.
When the interview occurred, Alexander said IL hs.e
=" the English as much a. you do, and ready to
second YOU in all your enterprises against them
" In that CASE said Napoleon, everything will
"essily be arranged, and peace is slresdy made"
Here i, the whole subject in nutshell. The
ference at Stuttgart last year nothing ee probs
bly,, than resusctation OF this drams. Look a. it's
coLcomitans. First, the East Iodis insurfecti,n
draws off nearly every practiced colder and half the
fleet of England Then, to divide the attention and
keep the forces employed chickering's between the Eo
gsh ard the nations of Sierra Leone then the rupture
with China having the same effect; then, 70 soon as
the steness of the Russian Spring permits the march
iDg OF bodies Of troops into Poland and tc
ward Southern Russia, under the specious guise Of
trouble with Circasei9 or in the Danubian Prncpal
ties. Never before, say the accounts, have such
powerful ornaments been brought into action against
this population To this must be added the Turco
MontsnegIiu war II may be observed too, that Nah
mould Pssha, the beet naval officer in Turkey is q.
this moment spirited away TO the United States.
On the par. of France, things are less yisbly but
moe ndustriou,y accelerated. She he's now under
arms perhaps the bes-sppOinted array which Europe
mas ever Known of unknown numbers, bat officially
admitted TO amount TO five hundred thousand men.
Every fort in France by general orders, has lately
been dmsntied of its artillery professedy in order to
replace with better, but in fact TO disguise the trans
fer Of enormous batteries 10 those points from which
they could be most expeditiousy conveyed 20 England
moyesble railway for camp artillery uss has als)
been brought into play, and is subject OF daily prac
tce and which be taken up by the troops and laid
down again, miles in length in the interval Of few
minutes. st the same time, every dock.yard in the
empire resounds with preparation, and the navy pu.
upon war footing. In the month of July, moreover,
the Emperor visits Holland and Brittany, whereby
may harg tale. But Enslsnd perceives not this-it
has no meaning for her. Such a fact, it is true, can
scarcely occasion as.oushment when her incredible
obtuseuess upon another subject s considered, which
is not only remarkable for it's plenitude of meaning,
but which il likewise the reconciliation OF formidable
event bearI directly upon her fac, which occurred
under the first empire.
The attempt 10 ssssssinate Napoleon l. in the year
1900 BY means Of powder. in the streets OF Paris is
familiar fact in history. The agents srd actors 10 this
ater pit have remained hidden inimpsnetrsbe mystsry
The Government openly proclaimed that ell the efforts
Of IFS police Sd been in vain no clue To them havi'g
ever tran pred The Emperor wa going 10 the opera
through the Rne Nicaise; overturned vehicle OBJ
stIucted the way hs coschman succeeded IN avod'os
IT, Immediately aterward, fesrful defamation was
heard and forty houses damaged by furious
explosion. Eight persons were killed twenty
eight wounded and general cons,ern.'ion was ds
fused throughout the city, Apparently this Wa dia
bohcs attack o. the existence Of the Emperor; WHILE
in reality il nothing than coup fe'at, su-
thorized by himself and contrved by FoUche, his Chief
Of Police. Circumstances are rot wanting 70 demon
~ this gsser.ion