New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15

".,usousy. r,oh..s ~ Par.
r, in o,,,r TO have fo,, IN bob camps, VIZ ~
ne, an,o,ranh ls.t. r. both 20 the Emperor 'Ho'
o.. lee; oh ard tie Emperor Napoleon oei"e 'ue
u.pc.u,bt of h.s,.htIe-, IS infisnatlly "en.' 80
tiep9, The Pays also dsri-s sta'e,nrs' u -
S,eoe that the atn.1s''n 81 fsIina a'' ,a, ho,n ~.
Ssrd ia wss agreed upon al Vllafrsncs; oa, o''g
sl,oaiinp ard the contradiction seem - De on7ie'
without any p.,sitive authority - ~,
The Pi.duolie-e PlenIpotentiGry CheNalfs pe'
An BROS, had 81 ln.zrye Srh Count va
t.r,av He will leave f Zurich in two or three days.
Tn, Cct frrercs i expected TO take place before
August s. but il l. Anticipated that a,l diiica''e. Ve
ing set,.d beforehand the treaty Of p~sce VIII De
ticped sftsr three sttinRs II this e1pec;at'n
sbould be disc ppoinied and ii the three P-.po'-n-
tisres should not mss- d-6Ditive res'y before Al
gust 49, If VIII be neceSaIy'o prolorg the srm,s''ce
which expires Dso facto on that very day. The hns
Of Sar,i,pis II NUT be reuembsIed, was party 10
tia, armsiice but he has not hitherto recognized the
u.sce a. yillafranea. There be doub, tos. i,
,b, French Emp. rors Intention n have every thing
An ,esbly se,,l.d before the jefes 81 Angus! To- bat
Ausiris has tps eaISSa ven mucu in her own ha,as,
arc 10y possibly turn on. to be more ooS''n'e "a
he expects. We know fiom Turin thai very seil"us
dfcnliie- have amen, and that, in fact, the Cne-
vaiei D.s Anbr i Journey To Paris Is consequence
Of them.
piae. De Ia Bs.tiie and some bal engines ran over
the Whole lipe to csy. The Inauguration is ssd 10 be
.ed for August l5 but shouc have thought that tas
tftes Of PsIis would entirely sb'mb atiepacn "a thst
cav. That portion Of the srmy Of tat ~och is to
grace the Backwards on the siesa spnuAl holiday Of
the Napoe' dybasy Is poS fast arriving III tEsne
Ger. ne.nsult de San; Jean d Argey, the G M
mapd,ut of the Imperial Guard IL sireaiy 10 rams
with all bis staff The entire force is expected 10 DE
assembled in the Camp Of s.. Msur near Ninrennes,
by Anpu-t - G.n. Soumaiu viii co,nmaod ina,
camp The troops ~ill make their entry between the
two hsps some couurs of the Bartiere du ifote SIS
sloi the Faubourg St Antoine, follow tne !lne q" 'e
IL. ttn Rnal 4
ooss the Place Vendome, ard reach the Pace de "a
G, rccIde by the Rue Casiigiope ard the upper pHt
of tie Rue Rivoi TIE National Guard "'Il iihe
the way. The ismrus Turcos Che few OF them that
are left alive will delight the eye OF the f'ri,
ssu POI ua,i, D. bu' let their nareuing habits shoad
tsrnsh Their giVy IN the opinion OF the ctzen' they
sl be paek.d IF to Algeria sthip - hours after tue
ccuch.ion Of the sbow One vi the Belgian papers
cottrsdcts tie report that monster banquet VIII be
gwen 20 tie soldiers 10 The Champs de Mar; bu' IA
baskers are peru ,ed TO cry bills about the sreets
giving a programme of tits great military feed, pre-
sumo i Will Come .f.
large French fnce will take, ord FOR loug While
keep military occupation OF Central Italy. near OF
co. % m.p. At all events Milan letter oil july 20 ln
the Constitutional Gays that orders have been gwen
for general il spec'On Of u five remaining diVlo
: sfsct which eads to the belief that they will re-
Imam at l,sst for several u.outos in Italy
The HChtteur cobtaIrs soac important prefs Al
charges end appointments IL mas TOT some time oeen
rumoi, that many Of the Pef,c we're considered
have fa,f In their DOODLE nissiOn OF strictly carrying
our Jmperal policy AID at the same time rendering II
and themselves popular. IL Is prob tbe s0a' the uo
cree Of 70 day is only the beginning OF very gehsra
remodepg of the departmental administration. lhe
tre.ent cb At ges involve two dlsDssals-tose OF ,ne
pref cts of tn. Mosee epd Msncte TO whoe pvsts the
Projects If The Orne and lndre respectively trans
lated The Protects # the An and Creuse are trans-
lated TO the Orne and lndre ana two new Projects ave
apl oiuted. The Ain given To former sab ptei'ct
rsined Lemassop ana the new Prefect OF the Creuse
is NJ Sal.s who nr the las. three years bas been NJ
the heed OF the Paess Department in TIE Mins'Iy al
.be pedor. Stree the appointment OF llscouht DC Ia
GueIr, to the supeIieDdeLce OF the Press WIN
a bigh tile snd increased powers lie has retained
NJ. Sales hi immediate subordinate down 10 the
momeLt Of his being gazetted 70 thu Prefecture; u-
deed, believe NJ Sales was in authority at the I'D
Of the Press so lately es yesterday mofEnS Ills
successor, whose name | have not learned was on
duty to-day. It may be ouy an accidental coiDcl1ence
bu, avoid M. htioning the fact which hope
may be OF hsppy aogury, that Tor tue hrt time h3e
toe peace Ct Niefranca lot single English Lesspa-
per seiz ed to-day.
The Augsburg Ga.et,e offers the follosing expls
nation of the scene at ST. Cloud e~ days ago, wnen
the Emperor made lis angry speech to the corps
oiploma'jque:
% 1t appears that jipomatists themselves could not
help participating in the agitation which prevailed IN
Europe during the war. In the most distingns'
dJawine-Ioons politics were talked with a. much
animation III cafes, and mere than one statesman
allow ed his tongue 10 get the better of his discretion
ana 10 utter things unbeh ting his official position
Now, it happens tina the political surveillance of the
police Is as wei. organized IN drawing rooms d else
where, the Emperor was very speedily Informed OF all
the hard things said of him by foreign ambassadors;
and, scct sIgly, when be found these gentlemen
all sssenbled before him in group, he took
the opportunity If letting them know that he was
much dspeased with their condnct His speech was
rather personal ceneure addressed to the dplomat-s
than coll, Give reproach to the Governments which
they represent
PARIS July 81 1889
Il appesrs from the Monteur thst the triumpha EN-
Try into Paris Of the army Of Italy is 10 take place on
August 18th, and not on the l5h WAS generally sup
posed This is very good arrangement, for the Lro-
q sson Of tie troops and the usual entertainments of
the tete Napoleon would have formed too large pro-
granme for one DAY. There will noS be two ete days
instead Of one. mentiobed yesterday the route which
The troops would take the additional fact now ed
that the Emperor VIII them march past in the Place
Vend6me. 1 presume II may be Inferred from this
latter announcement that BIS Majesty will meet the N
there, and will not expected hide at their head
through the streets Of the CAPT al
Nj. Gfaner dc CassagDac has Issued a proclamation
IN biz Ow name 10 tie Italian people. The two facts
that France Ia the senior free Stste in Europe q
and that che has lately given tsys striking proof Of
her sympathy conler right upon FfeDchmen to give
advice to Italy, and therefore he, 81 Graner De Cas-
saenac, member Of the uperor's Corps L. gsatif,
writes an article in The Pays addressed, in immense
type, Aux IiaIiens.' The object of this proclaua-
ton being simply to exhort the iLhsbitsns OF Tuscany,
Parma, and Mocena TO receive back their deposed
soveeignc and it being perfectly notorious that these
peoples will never Of their free. will have anything
TO co with them, the crack Goverumen mt writer
approaches his subject with many oratorca precaa-
tons The hrst half of bis article expa ates, very
vague ard general terms, upon the Immense abyss
which separates the Italy Of to-day, ireed from
Austrian coGinaton," and the Italy Of three mouths
so. He tells the Italians four or We times over that
they are independent, that their fate depends
aba olaiely upon themselves" that it is for them
10 prove that Italy is " something more than
"a geographical expression" and thu. ra,n
ns'oIai,y "a Low entirely the hands of the
'pOpuls,lOrs." Bot al this long exordlum leads TO