New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
NETWORK DALEY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER o. 1885,

II. ircur. World p4ns the p.e<r, u thing.
The ..''.ed STATE Of lsy c-inS pc Of v
Of Austria than other Powell a., M every hour rvas
Zurich sssetiou for r,port' from thru
irsoic,ory that 10 one fee aay oonh,eGee 10 item
The psIis espot de- q, ct The LOHd0n Morning
Herald Gays that the public mind depressed by some
vague forebodlpg And sense Of impending evil. Tue
PIE gorg on IN the dockyAris on both sides
Of the CHANEL have revived the rumors CT war @th
EGG land. great imp.t as hss been given 70 these
rurIlors Of war by Paris letter in the Iad(
beige, which pl.6ly tells that the Emperor msie
peace with Austria mercy for the purpose OF pa tiOg
down the naval supreu acy Of Fog aud, and tlat 10
lees We snbut quietly 10 lave our nasi estimates
fixed by France, there must Be var.
The Pan. cores oncent of TIE london DGu7 Ners
says that shs stion article IN the IadeosHd1Hcc
has been much discussed IL Paris, and importance ~
trbuted TO its appearance Persons who are initiated
into the arcspa Of political Journalism regard Il as
communicated aIiice-ihst Is to say, an article not
couir from ordinary correspondent Inc paper
coItslDiDg il, they ssy, would inevitably have been
seized by the had not special orders been Issued
to let i. pass and tie inference Is ths. il emans ;es
from some quarter specially liable TO Governmental
action. The object IN view is probably TO provoke
discusroI-to to oTar out the English prtss Should
il produce too great irritation some ten days hence II
Will be- in some form other dissvo1ed by the Gov
erLmeL.. The system Of keeping open raw vita
England 70 have irresistible attraction for this
Government 81. Provost P.sdol, IN the Deba,s FOL
lows the Press in condemLing the correspondence 10
freI ce will only make war against Eogand in the
event Of Eoglands ,etuspg to renouDoe supremacy
longer ia proportion to her strength, and TO return
to what the prophet calls fe drot eummun-M. fara'
dol fays:
tyinces either great ignorance Of oonsmp' for
ootenporsry hsory usinar that England the Presen,
time places herself above the law seeks % exercise
any supremacy Europe Our ne4bors hslghy
and they proved sbundny during the last that they were
from pretending excessive Influence the ,da' o.
Europe They the least require 70 he brought beck 70
sentiments Of humility By the threats Of war which tbs
Iadyendane holds cut But these threats are worthy Of
attention They show ani wha. extent
government which has in its hs the whole power Of eea;
couutry and absolute Of that country. foreign pcy
ex1ose. i;self % have ia conduct falsely Interpreted"
The Moniteur of the 9th publishes org article eH'
plsDing the which caused the Emperor TO con
clnde peace. The following is summary:
The Emperor of Austria has promised 70 grant
concession large scale to VeDetla but requiring as
condition sane qua non, the return OF the Archdukes.
The Emperor Napoleon accepted these conditions. 1t
is easy to conceive that if sitter the conclusion OF
peace the desLies Of Italy sd been inru.ted to men
who had more at heart the future of their common
atherland than little partial successes the an OF their
epdeavors would have been TO develop and not obsruc
the cor sequences of the treaty Of Nlafrsncs, add
Venetia would have been placed IN the same
position as Luxembourg with Holland. The Arch
duke will rot be established by foreign forces, but
that portion Of the treaty of Nlllafranca not
having been carried out Austria will od herself freed
stead of policy Of recorcil ,tou and peace defiance
and hatred will be to reappear which will entail
fresh misoItunes. Much, it would appear is expected
from the Congress, which We hail with all our best
wishes but strongly doubt that the Congress would
obtain better cOndtus for Italy. 1t would not be
right to ask from the Great Powers important cOnces
sions without offering equitable compensation War
would be the OILY way TO resolve the difficulty, but
Italy must be that one Power alone makes war
for an ides and that is Franae-and France has &C.
complsbed her mission
TIE IndSpendonoe Beige asserts that Funce is
making vigorous naval preparations for the coast de-
lenses.
At the meeting of the Paris Conference the Otto.
man ambassador announced that the Sultan had
agreed exceptionally, and for this time only, to grant
an Iyestiture IT, Cougsr as the Hospotar of both
Moldavia aud Wsllacha, the government OF these
places however, to be conducted separately. "a
motion Of the Russian Plenipoeniiary another year
allowed for the settlement of the question OF the
Convent property ia the Pfincipates. The Austrian
ard Turkish Minister'S were called on for an early
statement Of the decision they had come TO regarding
the navigation of the Danube. They were not pre-
pared with the required information, and promised to
communicate the observations of their conference to
their Governments. . ,
TIE Paris correspondent of Tie London Berad
coptradics the report that twenty rgstes have been
ordered to be built at Cruzat. 1t says the runor
arose from al immense order beng given tor iron
pates which intended Tor the embrasures at Cher
bong.
Aeers showing that the recent harvest III That cOoly
has been satisfactory.
Two additional prominent French exiles publish IN
The L0ndoa Times their views of the late amnesty
NJ T. GuLet de lines TO accept IT, denying the right
of the Emperor either to prescribe or pardon him.
Felix Pya,t determines a mate Of policy to accept
the amnesty AID return to France, where he thinks
patriots may do more good than bJ remaining soot.
Prince Napoleon had gone to Switzerland, and 1t was
supposed his journey had reference to the Intended
interview between the Emperors.
NJ de Ia Guerroniere had gone to 81. Ssuveur. His
mission IefeIs to the intended liberal reform OF the
press laws
The monthly returns Of the Bank of France show al
increase in cash of a. 80, 900 francs.
II was reported in Paris that France had notified the
Porte that rbe does not intend to treat the Sasz Canal
affair az political question:
The Paris Bourse fell daily. On Friday the article
in the MoHeur sent the Rentes down 10 est fOc, but
vague rumor subsequently was curreut that atresty
of peace was signed, and the Rentes improved to
tsf Jpc.